... REFoRM O0 THSE HOTUSE OF Lorss.-A great meeting will be held in Birmingham, on Monday next, the 18th inst., for the purpose of address- ing the King and petitioning the House of Commons for a reform of the House of Lords -From the petition agreed to be presented to the of Commons, we take the following passage :- Your petitioners think it their duty to remind your honourable House, that in ...

... CORRESPOND EN CE between MR. SHAW, of' IVOR URNS. P1L CE, COL ONEI, L~HA ?? and ?? IAR QUIS rf SA LDANHAI [TO TiHr EDnITOR or rilE COUnirn.] li, WVobura-place, Rlulspll-squnre, Jan. 19, 1836. SiR- I have been ile'ired by my brother, Colonel Shaw, to request that you will do him the favour to publish the dollowing correspondence. I am, Sir, your most obedient servant, 1'HOMAS GE]O. SHAW. (CroY. ...

... SITTING OF ritE CHAMBER oF PROCURADORES. [(CNINtA'IION () FliE Db~lATI: O 'IILE 28rii DEC.] :11. MEN DIzAsBt -The best answer that I can find to The ?? thrown out against my system is il the past, which hat justified all that I had previously calcti. lated upon, even beyondiv my hopes. For those wiho criti. cise tbe inii;,ters, or who sock to embarrass their pro. veediogs, I will reral to ...

... ROYA1 GEOG GRAPHICAr, SOCIETY. 'I'he ordinary mieeting of this Society wan held yesterday evening, nt its ?? in lRegent-4treet, Sir John 13 irrewo, P'reldent in the Chair. A consideirdile audience wa- present, on account of its being previously known that the Royal tieniiutr woueld be presented to Captain 1 iack forls% . dscov ris in his recent expedlitioni umil amsngst the coni- pagy %sver ...

... ~~ III~-4 y of YEsterday the memberF of this Society held their General tto Mleeting at their office in Chathaln-placei, 131ackfriars. Mr. his Justice Gazilo was in the chair. end The minutes of a preceading meeting having been read andl hil; confirmned, the Secretary reed thle following reslort:-- his Commiti'eC, Jan. 6, 1836. ?? Comemittee of tile B oyal I flumann society, specially 3ur ...

... IRBLAND. [FROM OURt OWN CORREStPONDEtNT.] t RE~COVERtY OF TITtIM~.S WVhile the tithe campaign is proceeding in many pelts of Yw Irelanid wvith fatal activity by the, itri of tali military a in police, in thle eeurts of laws are not renmiss iln soriportin~g the claims of' i thle cle gy by tire most summsary and 4xjteesive processes. mn Several motions for attachments agatinst del ,tult~rs ...

... TYRANNICAL PROCVBEDINGS IN SPAIN. ionlTO 'riF 1H'UDIOI{ OF THlE MOPMN!N CHPIONICi Stii-The dc li iliap re~i on I,, I:,h I ?? at IIhe ui,,irmert v. I, o lite il; reat that lir'iald i oii (, ~i the dbringae lc tri, silstod to o it ?? thet ,i Lc cye. Lis coatietit, art-, ItoO Stroll' Clfri m relatichioly forebodinigs respectini the Ipn'. (:le ei;!r-r evoliltion whioch hoeers ovear iny aill eteil ...

... i.J'ANCXL STIAR, J.hx. 14. F! I.A:E JAettI WATI, LasQ.- On Monday last a meet- *''Aitiie lit our Ion-ball forftlepurpose oftaking . i'L ' ' l!II thle Propriety of Perpetuating the memory : m Jarleis Watt.' It is needless to say that on this . in ,Ii patr6s in politics anid religion could meet and f- i::o zi o:eject of the' meeting with only one feeling, -aji. t iat o biorg ju tie to tte ...

... Otur readers ar aR irtre thiat, at a Metliogonf the Counc il of tho Birmingham Poliaae £aiJ*u, on the 6th of January instant, it was resolved to eal) 2Metttig of the inlhabitants of B3irmingha, on NMondast'iile l8,h (yesturdav), at wihich Addresses to his Majesty and the House of Com- mnnts were to be taken iltO consideration. Oll Wednes- diav List the leaders of the Orange Union held a ...

... BIRNINC GHA i- DIANE'R. 9[i.O'CONNIL'S 1, s EvClI (IONCIUDED IFflOM1 'MLSTETIDAY S Tbere is Belfast, vithl a population of 53,281~, hae- only 13 P1corporstoro; Ditndalk, with at populistion of' 10,750, and 40 corporators; Ainngh, 9 470, 'nod only 16 corportotrs; Cork, pr100,716 itiliallitants, srnA only 2,665 corpuoinorm whilst, in Dublin there are 36i4,071 inhalimabjis, and only 3,6100 cer- ...

... SPAIZVX The following proclamation has been addressed by the Spanish Government to the inhabitants of the Basque provinces:- * Two years have now passed since, perfidiously instigated by a small body of individuals, the greater Dart strangers to your customs and your language, you raised the standard of rebellion against a Queen who never intended to abolish your ancient and venerable ...

... THE TORIES, AND THEIR COMMANDER- | lIN.. CII EF. [I 11,M A CORRFSFONDENT.] The Tories a ppear to be looking forward to some exer- tion of physical strength in support of what they call their rlihts. A the ?? Conservative dinner at Birmingham, Lord Darntmouth spoke out pretty plainly on this point, ° screittI that he hoped in God itat the struggle might be bloodless ; but thevy must support ...