... We have authority, in answer to a letter signed Fair- Play, in the but Cornwall Gazette, to say ,h«t Sir Wm. S. Trelawny has voted for the Bal- i j' : is anxious for an extension of the suffrage, a ?? for shortening the duration of Parliaments. But much as he may wish tlie Bishops relieved from political duties he has not voted their expul- sion from the llous^ of Lords, neither ...

... (Continued tram our last week ' s Paper. ) The time was now come when the Roman F. pire was destined to undergo one of those revolu- tifam »hish fcm ao prnnsjnsiit a portion of aassmt history. It had subdued no inconsiderable part of tbe known world ; and if it had given peace and civilisation to its different acquisitions, these bio- sings were not to ba enjoyed without ooneomitau; evils— ...

... ?? to THE EDITOR. Bissick, May 24, 1836. _* fijkiwing Lnstruetive fable is earnestly re- ?? to tbeserio-s attention of a certain png- ?? ?? cfHandbWuetoriety, who ■^__7^rff and hb office by hk conduct at *&nl2 steer days ago. For the stupid handbill «_rts_ip_— H- has king lived * -ii «__ iv * gUw-bo-sa, and should not nave ?? the first stone.^Whet. insolence ?? to ?? all hope of sunendment . ...

... AGRICULTURALIIii^ S^ COIIN-WALL AORICULTIIRAI, \- '• [ Ninth annual meeting of this Ci?>^ in the moor behind the Ship inn v* n ?? Truro, on Wednesday last. The ! • ?? Brji*^ respectably and more numerously mTj* **i If' any former occasion— a strong proof of Ir 1 X* ?? which the exertion, 0 f lT*>2 regarded by. the public — Without * **>«* the slightest degree to disparage the st -J^S * at the ...

... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1836. Our readers will find, in our present number, an ample report of the proceedings, of the GREAT CONSERVATIVE MEETING, held in this town on Friday last ; and to that report we refer them, with unspeakable pride and pleasure. It speaks for itself: and before we add any observations in this place, we shall wait for what the Radicals may think proper to say concerning it. ...