... 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 ...

... THIE LOTTE lBIRMINGHIAMI MEE'L'ING. ] BilectiaM, Nov. 19-For the last fortoiglst the Tories had brete makitig lie greatest possible exertionsto get up tihe meetings. Ihe sceretaries to the Conservative Club had beeni sending out tihe following printedlcircular for twenty milesiounud B3irmin-gham, Ulgillg people to attend. r Tie committee i& conducting tlte Protestant mteeting to be OM2ll in ...

... 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 ...

... |AGRICUIX'ITRAL9iEETINQWINCHESTER. A large and very respectable meeting of the owners and occupiers of land in the Northern Division of this county, took place at the George inn, W1rinchester. on Wednesday last, mursuant to public notice, for the purpose of considering what measures should be adopted at the present crisis o'fagricaltural distress to endeavour Cal- to obtain relief. The meeting ...

... I NOMINATTON OF PFRQONS TO RE T-,riCOMMENTFNDEDP| TO FILL THE OFFICE OF JUSTLOES FOR TI-LI BOROUGH OF PORTSMOUTH. II A Mei~ of teNao, Aldermen, andR Common Councilmen of this Bo'rough, was held yester- h e day at the New Town Hall, for the purpose of taking ti: th'le declarations, &-c. of the Councillors, elected las~t d week, in the room of those chosen for Aldermen, as byl lf wela to ...

... T)The following ircular has been issued from e the Home Officefr with the view, we conclude, of ob. Id taining infonation for a measure to be brought forward in the approaching session. We have thought it right to publish the description of the information sought, as l it may form in some degree an index to the character of 9_ the measure contemplated. It seems, however, next to Ct imossible ...

... LI EW S On Milday, the 28th tilt., the Bretheren of the South Saxon anti Frietviiisip nedil Harmorny fLodge., of Freemasons celebrated lte Feslivel of St. Jnhn the Evangelist, at the Royal Oak Ian, where Brother Bridigc-, . the host, providled a good adl substantial dinner, whichi e, on table at six o'clock. Broilter Thomas Read Kemp, I'sq., iM.P. tnd D.P.G.M. for Susiex, hotnored the brelbien ...

... This evening is the last appointed by the parish officers for recording the claims of the compound tenants to have their names placed upon the rate. All those, therefore, who wish to obtain their freedom, and have not yet claimed, will be at the Town Hall to-night at seven o'clock. It is now settled that no more than the compound rate can be demanded, and to those who paid the full rate the ...

... 7JAAlJUA, MONDAY, JANUAURY 4, 1Id. ?? a - The Paris Papers of Sunday are principally taken Up) with extractS fromn Presidjt Jacteson's Me1s..'1/ sage, up~on the mecrits of which most of them deliver their op~inions. W~e are happy to firld that they almnost the I uinanimtously agree in announcing a pacific issue to publ: thle dlisagreeiment which has ari~sen between thle two corif ciontries. ...

... ?? ?? , 4JS. We fell eraych ob iged to Ai &.S tiej 4 ag44g, 4y1j0,T.. 9 !s'l~f _aRs9 l?. T9V4Y. 'ttt§e.F;?_ ?? ?? . ,lt , *. ?? 1,, r, p riwaa,. . Jjpe .ijnj2h tg\8+ri , pg, ;, 44e * r.t twe near d et n , elsipg pear ?? I, if! the ityet wl~ee te pavemp4i as arrow, be, 9.et a, m , dt ,rs ?? hfr P~, St: M ,i@ &au yig~t. ',Xle. iw dsk'afely ,Feceiy~eA ,3ahw .}sict szw3,srd ?? Jin'ovII. -an -his ...

... MR. T.AING'S JUS'I('EiS' JUSTICE. l'he followning reptr appeaced in the dliirring Cbrorirla of ?? 11th inst. The reri.k4 seirhcir I make ol this occa-ioti are inade in the belief that tile iepart gi rei a tine account ol' Iniat took place:- ITtNFERANT STREIrr SiSG) ?? Saturday, Jarnes Foans, aged 21, lt~illiaim Mairtin, agtid 23, rand Jlnes's Iheni, agedi 20, whose appearance indicated ?? ...

... 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. ...