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... TUESDAY'S POST C&NTINUE . Frddt the LONDON GAZETTE 6f FRIDAY. '44A 1%1e6cty has granted pertnisslon to the Duke of Rich- 'Mnnd that he and his issue may henceforth assumne the sur- IIRMO of Gordon, it addition to and before the family ourname of 14onor AN NnUETS. JOntfihan Tussnell, Old-strcet, cusrrier. rbrkr lVm. Wiles ' jun. York-rOw, Kenningtofl'-road, pawnbroker. o B l Cerkenwel, tailor. ...

... 0 X F A R D& SATURDAY, JuNE .1, IT is an annoying circumstance that in the existing state of political affairs, it is impossible, however desirable it may be, to avoid a frequent allusion to O'Connell. On the re. assembling of Parliament on Monday last he twice presented himself in a prominent point of view; and, strange as it may appear, he was on each occasion thwarted by his Government ...

... FAS'T-ASLEEF V. WIDE-AWAXE! A Briw-street Officer (never mind his anine), irntristed, according to his own showing, with a most iam purtaim t coll- mission-no other indeed than that of appreol-nding a cul- piit ecarged with high crimes and misdemennomirs, con- muitted ' against the peace of our Sovereign Lord the King, his crown and dignity, left London by the Stroudwater mail on Monday ...

... 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 ...

... ISANBURY, ?? 5. On Tucsday last died, at the lectory, 13loxharn, in this county, after a short illousq, AIr. Robert Pain, B.A. late of Qacen's college, Oxford, aged 29. On Saturday last divo M r. Robert Jarvis, auctioneer and appraiser, of Banbury: he was a man of strict integrity, and much respected by all who ]ntew him ; anti his loss will be long regretted by his family and friends. On ...

... G9oLOGY.-At the Geographical Meeting on the 14th instant, Dr. Lyell, president, a paper was read descrip- tive of a raised beach in Barnstaple and Biddeford Bay, by Professor Sedgwick aind Mr. Murchison. During a recent ex. amination of Devonshire, the authors discovered a rai4ed J beach, which fornms, at' intervals, a series of low cliffs from the meuth of the Taw to the bold headland of ...

... I Thursday last was the Gth tanniversary of His Majesty's coronationT, and was observed here with the usual demionstra- tions of loyalty. M. Tricoupi, the ministcr from Greece, has taken a house, on the Grand Junction-road, for six weeks. DMr. and Mrs. Rlailton have arrived at No. 1, Brunswilri- square. Sir Jomn Sloan and Sir Thomas and Lady Willians occupy apartments at the Bristol Hotel. Mr ...

... ?? the Brighton Guardian.] REFORM or THr. HIousR oF LORDS-.-The question of n the Reform of the Hlouse of Peers is now agitated in all the Inewspapers of the empire. This is the necessary consequence tt of the arrogant and insulting conduct of the tory peers headed by Lord Lyndlhurst during the last session. At once the con- viction seems to have flashed on every mail in the empire, that the ...

... LONDON AMECHIANICS'INS'I'ITUTION, JANUARY 6, 1I36. MOVS. MATIVCIL's LEcTOUn ON' THE Fn.NcnI LANOUAOE.- This gentleman delivered another Lecture at the Mechanics' In- stittition, to a crowded audience. He laid it down as a maxim, that the fundamental principles of learning living languages can bo attained to the exclusion of the use of grammar, slhich was only a classification of the language ...

... HIGHLY IMPORrANT DEC:SION OF TIlE BARRISTERl''. [From the Tsrle Sm.a] ST, SreiCcnfte, PlNSUuny.-EiGefOre Mr. Faleoner.]-Mr. Falconcr gave judgment oil Friday uioraing in lhree cages, which involved t question of much imponrtanice. Tire (questioa related to the name. of three persoins-viv_., XWilliairl M'F'iner, ISamuel Ravenscroft, and Johli Waiiw, eachl oft wh~omi occupied houses above the ...

... ?? BRIGHTON PA1itiO'IC ASSOCIAtION.. - About sixty oserrberia iif the Patriotic Aasociatioi attached to the eaatern divisist'r diqed iogefler. at the 'Brighton Armns en Wednesdab last. 'The people, the source of all .egitimate power,-llhe Kingc, and mnay he ~never forget the principles wvhich seated his ?? on'the throne; '-and several oilier appro- priate toasta were d iven after vhich the ...