... rlEIF ROYAL INSTITUTI ON. j. cx r-. ti ic miers of the( Iloyal Institution , Leer. inveing for tire sla-ou. It ai f uh-txi i xndl isiot tl' ti1e tl.iitrinurshid ncO ?? px i rei'voit. jf]r. Faradr y le d. Etc1 ktote tire siii tict Orr i- 'xsiiIruItrO li[eu cx itl xi pt ?? for irvi g r arlopterd n ilwer' of ills ?? a six-oithc q1e%;ire in ?? sit -hl' mote ably tierterir by many * d io-l.l(ii ...

... TO THE JNDEPENDENT ELECTORS (ip I IVES TIMINVS TEP to as GiRNTLEMtEN--A frost ?? inter'lyloie( te ' ti e ti ' lit 6 !nd I Sot ip s: I.e i*n to . si. ?? I1, like a uoinded s 'e,d tilt a aoni,,' n irl!ati; oft -a :Ip-e (:erj n; j 1 ; : ir one Wor d, ' - nothi'ng, or ?? to t p^ po, n ice multitude; exvaplifying Dryden iremark, that -an ro- fruit is seldom found bereath a q;oa!.t *iv -ecdl muIL ...

... 'LONDON. WvDm EsDav. JAN. 13- The Quseen of 'ortugal iva4 married by ?? oul New Yvair's d:y, to Prince FPrdhiglnd Augustus, i)uke of Saxe Cobure ...

... ,.,T§.F ,,.t CHARITY BAZAAI. ., , . , \ t~TV. 'OnT .e.d'sy tast, I th'e Bazar'~fr the'iente'of thisON cx- *k1'tln't iiir~tjaot 'was open'ed, at- he' Exchage-rnn5, frtom t 'ielv~e . 'fotur' ,ogclec1, fir the' 'adiissiolii'of.'those ' yho mighrw~ht,,qi to ,view the 'aeiicles 'prevtous to the day' 'of gdorirs sle, The sale roomn ?? eenrie ro6otn'ef the suit ...

... AliLlTIDS (It Q.IS IN Csn .IM CASES.-- 01 AMowlay st, Llt tile %jeetinlg of wte Coultissioners of improveifeit . ?? ?? 1.. -fish1 R~riles Sauderq, IE;sq.. Tr-ensurer to that it s his city, Josep b lsriles zale' body veritied his Accotnts by ma1king atarnation as to their correctcess, as directed by the Act of last Session, in lieu of administrat ion of un oath. The Esri of Morley IhRs ...

... e AII.SCELLdNEA. The following Peers'siavejust, entered int.othe ?? tioiked'nges :'Baron Berners, in his 76th; Baron Currington, in? lidi '8lk ,onixiesg Dysartt(Peer-ess in liet 91st ,Bnrodi Thirnbor~otgh, i in hb vis coi;VI t ' Ke nure, in hi'6tb Enrl of Lintow, in his 66ih ,General l:BaronLynedoch, in his' '6th; Bam Planlet, in' ilis 72ni , Etijrl' of Rosslyn, in his 7He h, Baron. t.. ...

... rbe Ntall watutto t THE sweet voices of Nottingham called to the alder- manic chair a Mr. W. HowITT-a sort of fighting quaker. l Tie words are oddly combined. But such Mr. HowiT was and is. Having written and publisheda volume of miserable trash about Priestcraft,' his sentiments . concerning the Established Church and all other church. Ies were pretty notorious. It was expected therefore ...

... (From the Globe.) It is gratifying to direct public attention to the numerous addresses to his Majesty from the reformed corporations. These addresses are chiefly from the cities and towns which have replaced the old, rotten, self-elected and irresponsible Tories, by liberal and honest Councillors, and are not more remarkable for the gratefutl and appropriate terms in which they are couched, ...

... Mi R O'CONNELL AND SIa, FRANCIS BUIRDETT.-Mr O'Connell has pub. lisbed a long letter to the electors of Westminster, calling on them to take the first favourable opportunity for getting rid of their present repre- sentative, Sir Francis Burdett. Mfr O'Connell admits the past services of Sir Francis, but points out, in a number of strong instances, the dan- gerous and disgraceful character of ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 31, 1836. Some papers have been forwarded to us, connected with the question of Mr Buckingham's claims. We have always thought, and still think, those claims well founded; and we must remark that after the decision of a Committee of the House of Commons in their favour, in which, it was understood, men of all parties con- curred, the length of time which has been permitted to ...

... We have great pleasure in presenting to our readers the ; following Copies of Petitions, unanimously agreed to accl last week, by the Committee of the Central Society in London, which was numerously and highly respectably leve attended, by Gentlemen from various Counties and. wor likewise, to inform them that THIRTY-SEVEN local . Agricultural Societies have already joined the Central tran ...

... TXREs. The following 6 Circular has been just issued from the Home Office, with the view of obtaining information for: o measure to be brought forward in the approaching Session a r Ad The favour of an answer is requested to the following t queries: which answer you will please tofill in, in the columns on the other side, according as the tithe is taken in kind, or e compounded for on view ...