... a c B Vp T.- r o a : LONDON ritday: Akathe day of Parliamentary conflict aroaches ?? of the Whig-Radical Press, with regard to thestabilitV of the O'Connell-Melbourne Admilis- tratiion are evinced by an odd sort of miixed vapour- inm antI dcspondeneY which is perfectly ludicrous. -Infi ltouse of Lords were threatened last Session, `#dVter it, for daring to exercise their (7onstitutonal Po*er ...

... WENSIIS AND TH RSDAY'S POSTS. -LON DON, JAN. 14.- spehof the Quieen of' Portugal. 'Lisbon lettv.s. of tile 2d inst. were brought to Fal- mouth by, tile Dei--Ill Packet. From them it appears ?? o potugial was married on th 1st int l proxy at thlc ftropolitan Church at Lisbon, an ?? after received ?? diplomatic b Iy Onth d she opened thle session of 1836, with aospeech thichle Wsubljoilb The ...

... THE RADICALS AND THlE CHURCH. ro- A very numeirous mceting of the MlaTylebone vestry was al]l, held at tbe Court-house, Oxford.street. Captain Wardell It'll was called to the Chair. mine The minutes of previous meeting were read. It appeared from them that the report of a committee recornmendling a has reduction of the Rector's stipends from 6001. to D001. had s so been adopted by the vestry. ...

... o the R DITOR of the OXVORD JOUVRNAL. Sift,-As a well wvisher to our city, I owl] that I felt more than concerned, I mlay say pained, at the vote which the Council have thought proper to pass lust week (and I under. stand rrnanimorvsly) of entire confidence in his Majesty's pre- sent Mllinisters. I certainly did not conceive that the first step which a Corporation, appointed for the local ...

... r 0 Ig c B J[ T. - - ? ? - 7% r- )P.,4r7,-j w. L;0 AWO Fi-id a y-y t Pepys, the Master of the Rolls, I -It is sai Mla l lalc~o.adr. Bickersteth i is to ho tile n'tv Lord Chancellor, and Ir ikrtt isto Succeet b tihc a Master of the Rolls. Sir C. Pepys s Mr Bickersteth are to be created Peers. id td that a a Cjl will be held at Brighton 1 -- S t At jlvtxt the Lords cotrnissiofers will i oeign ...

... o X F l B D9i SATURDAY, JAN. 2. THiE present week has been a stirring one to all those who have any interest in Corporation affairs. With a few exceptions, every corporate town in the kingdom has been occupied in the double task of cast- ing the old skiin and putting on a new one. We have seen statements in which a computation is professed to he made, exhibiting the results of the several ...

... As it ir probable that several weeks tnao elapse before tills voluminous work issues from the press, we have ob- tained permission to make the following extracts from the proof-s eets, for the satisfaction of our inquiring country correspondents- - TuE P.EOPLE.-PersOiis who love liquor and leisure better than labour, and congregate in alehouses to beswizzle themselves with beer, politics, ...

... SATURDAY, JAN, 9. - ?? IT vill be recollected by most of our readers that, during the progress of the Municipal Reform Bill through the House of Commons, our City Member, AMr. Maclean, made an attempt, on the 137th clause ] being proposed, to relieve the City from a custom, vhich, to say the least of it, is a disagreeable and t troublesome ceremony. It must be obvious that we allude to the ...

... ' 0 'r C Jr, la p T. LOYDOYD0,.FrUZay. vague rumoulr prevailcd in Paris on Tuesday that a cnld Fesohl plot had been discoverel by the There appears to have been no good founda- .jn for tbis rtuour, though some countenance was given to it by t fe tact of the King proceeding to the hambher of DeputieS, where the ceremony of opening tile Chambers as usual took place, by a different course than ...

... CHRONOLOGICAL AND SbtALTISTCAL T.BLE ?? TlEr YEAR4f 1835. I JANUARY. 2.M Fop ,ther~ll~otthe well-known snruf'-rinanurac- turer, was lf,dt'0d nenrf 111 ownl hosqe, Now Ross, and ?? I~. e1 waS in his 73d year, iind tinoc. e was scibn~ the (pe ,ouspirary' against him, connecettd with uandiled tug 5. 'VleileiT geiI election commenced. 6. he ~urt~'sRevenuet was published, showing 'a deIrea, ...

... AfIINGDOIN, January 20. . . - .1. - . ?? On Sunday ltst diedl, Mr. W1atldins, late0 landlord of the King's Head, in thle High. street. It gives uts ptleasure to unotice that, i) ;addition to the~ hued red ~o ndh w ortb of coal (thle annual jiresent of ?? Duffield, rsq)11.) lately distributed to the poor, tiC biilance Of 151. of the last flund for thle- Supply of coals to the poor fit a ...

... AGWCULTURAh DISTIRESS. Tile followity is an extract fromn the speech dell- vered by Sir T1om01as Baring, at a meeting of the Hampshire agriculturists some days ago, at Win- chester- ' I am aware that there is a great diversity of opinion as to the cause of the present agricultural distress, and it is of importance that information should be elicited from practical men. I know several ...