... 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 ...

... MR. SPRING RICE AT CAMBRIDGFE. . 1 - - - I I - -h ; The new town council of Cambridge held its first, pblic entetaninmen Oin Friday. It was a festival to celbrt the rccent municipal ?? of the Reformers, and Thos. I Howell, Esq., the niewly-elected inavor, took the chair.- The nui rher of attests according to thle Chdronicle, was tip- Iwards 'if 240, comprehending all the distinguishyed Refor- ...

... ho0tfrript- . LONDON, TuasrPSAy, JantlaryS7.. TIrE Paris papers of Monday contain customary con- 1 tgratulatory speeches to the King on the commence ment of the New Ye'ar. The Chamber of Peers was r expected tis assemble yesterday for the purpose of g determining on the period for resuming its judicial functions. i There are conflicting accounts from Sardinia. One journal says, that a ...

... (F.om tie Morning Herald.J If the Conservatives of Norwich had been detected in securing the election of members of their party on the town council by gross bribery and corruption, how loud, fierce, and vehement would the virtuous indignation of the Whig-Radical journals have been in denouncing the-- perpetrators of such scandalous and unconstitutional practices. Pure-minded organs of opinion! ...

... 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 ...

... THEi TOWN COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH of KINGSTON.UPON HULT,, Specifying the time for which each Mem be has been elected. MAYORONR YEA R. John Cowhamn Parker.. . Charlotte-street ALDERMEN. YEARS. John Cowbam Parker . Charlotie-Street. 6 Robert Bean Humber-street. . '6 George Cokman . LinnEeus-street 6 Henry Blundell. Beverley-road'.. ' 6 Matthew Chalmers .. George-street .. ...

... UOltbOlU, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1835. I' lie intell nene from Madrid comes down to at he Itithinstant.An Extraordinary Gazette, published D a die preceding (lay, contains an official report of st, netit hin.Jun Plaradated Molina, the 15th, in- '~wtie le sats tathe adcompletely routed and dis- l~tr~e o tht dytheunted bands of Cabrera, For - 'jxodll Qule I iilE rganista, amounting to 7000 L iee ...

... iaonloapo ato sisrotfalro Vow. (From the German Papers.) CONSTANTINPI'Le, Dic. 2. ORD Ponsonby had an audience of the Sultan on the 2ilth of last nmonth, on vhich occasion he received - riagnliiflceit presents. It will be remembered that in _I1:33 the King of England sent 20 brass cannon as a prc- sswut to the Sultan, and since that five fine horses of Frnglish breed. for his stud. In return ...

... POs;rcG1,r f IROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETT'E. WHiITFAHULL, JAN. 21. IHE TKing has been plaased to grant unto Sir John Franklin, Krat. Captain in the Royal Navy, his J1 Royal license and permission, that he may accept and wear the Gold Cross of the Order of the Redeemer, which his Majesty Otho, King of Greece, has conferred upon hirc, in approbation of his servicee at Patras, while com- ...

... - ?? - ?? 111'r 1* i I | PESTON, S3aidrdziy, JilnuIrS) 9, 1836. FlcArcCP AN]) Atl s nic A.-Thc diffireuce between n t01(se two countries m.:y now be considered as oil r tihe eve ,of a final an(d friendly vettlenlent. Tihe b Kiung of' the 1'reich uopened tine lewifgle.tive Cha nbers b On tihe 20th tilt., in a ?? in which 1e. regrets d tilat tlhL treaty of July .4., 1831, With tihe United It ...

... 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 ...

... Spring Circuit of the Commissioners for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, 83e6. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. H. R. REYNOLDS, Esq. Chief Commissioner. Northamptonthire-Peterborough, W'ednesday, Mlarch 30. I.inconshlirc-L.incoln and City. Thursday, Al arch 31. Nottinghamshire-Nottingham & 'T'own. Monday, April 4. Derbyshire-Derby, Wednesday, April a. City of Iichlleld, Friday, April 8. tdiffordsbire ...