... ?? ?? . I(I , f. ol?l co,,11?1, Ns ? I 'IIIA IL, A 11 1, ? , ?- 1 7? 1 - I I I ? 'iE r, i' A ?? II 27. r j r o. pm/eZ ltrCetd1 int-li al fan 'i aieTt' ( itoiian, and (l ?? |,i ?? toilaod aloelileitislofr,,tui l\r. 'i'i ?? ii it'till, a 2tlonlibar i di 'ioc ltn9 ?? ri ' E~li'vt (1 UIIrh, DOW l t orisier inl ?? teml, to.tt ltliig tN l ia5 ilta alntttit ?? e- ( thateit, an(I Ipriing f;,r its ...

... Z. jXD, 6 'I1t O In 2 I, 1v SATUIM~IY\, OTOB,''tER 29, ]M. (.i'nva sing' has Niheadv ciotenced both per- so:ily and le eIttr, in tho d %i lews'n Is Irdls of this city. 'Jnhe cciit may ca;tle a few ebangeiio tho ?? * 'mlers or thu C(ItnVil. but it is not anticipat-cl that th clection will aifct its general character, cidher local or pollticn], vs the Liberals are sure of'retaining the nma- ...

... mrolroa'o a tl{ FROM TIUZDJ' V'S L61A DONr GAZETTE. WVITNIVUALL, OCWT. 21. 1i E King 11as beell pleased to grant unto IHennr Rtichardl'mn, of Rvde, in the Isle of Wight, Gent., his Royal licence and authority, that he and his issut may henceforth takeamd use the surname of Cornfooi oniy, hi lieuh of that of Richardson and also to eomn mand that the sahil Itoval licence antl permission be ...

... jr ,paill- 0 ;)atltt rfap 13tto (fo~fl et/' A buzigA.ld62 fjaQLwte.) \%leNNAA, NoV. t2. niorning a f rlltdr, service was performed in t'h ?? of the Palaceit) ihonour of ('liaris X., :t 1 hich the Fllperfr and Empress andi the whole Court l tteeit a I deel)p Iourning. ?? twso royal theactres attend ed clocd. Count (le Lucchesi Palti (httsbj:and ?? Iclri) hias irrivedl froin Gratz, on hisa way ...

... I Z; Z-41till, Georgia. !?f r t v v-0 ?? i . - ?? the i','i'ch lapcre.j t'Ptt1.:, MAR(i 2. a ITE following telegraplihic dispatch from Touloni , V 1aa . ~ i e~r td yestcridy by the Go;vernmzteeit ; it is a- dlXre5eI ti Marshal Claueel to the Mtinlister otf War, and 0 d~elreeceil, Jaln 17 : Two brigade~, itittict' I tie or icro af (,cttejl Pteregax. wvent out yesiletlay a Te:n f ,lliw eg twt ...

... F ioDollCI 4, I`l11DAY, MAR1.C1H 4, 183'6. ?? Ihe Ifanl)argh Plapers to the 2fith niit. were t CelIowing ilo MOnhly nigght, from which we extract the t, a IACOW Ft'6. |l8.-At corps of the troops of the o :t rec plowel'S entered the city and territory b t ?? Yt'terday, ?? the command of the ij Atria General Ktaufiliall V . Frauensteinburg, to en- t fbre atite deeand of the powers Ima(le to our ...

... J tuiAYFrUtARY, SAtTURDAYV, FEBRITARY 13, 1836. DEI ?? ?? .-aptain ?? Dandas %vas vlecied on AVedntesday, Without opposition, Member t;.r this Borougli, in the room of Admiral Sir Philip Diurhamn. A petition to his Mzijestv, sitg-esting the names of several gentlemen as proper persons to be ap- ?? Justices ot' the Peace for this City, in addition to thosc recomnincnded by the Town Council, is ...

... SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 18136. Ta The Charity1 Ball at the Archery Rooms on all Thursday was not so fully attended as could be wished, an several influential families being unavoidably absent tot from the town; but the (lancing went off with great ire spirit to the music of the Southompton quadrille band, ity supplied by Mcsrs. Truss and Turtle. be We hear that Sir George Taplps, the Member Ye for ...

... SATURD AY, AUGUST 6. It8o Tthe House of Lordo oi 'lThrsdav nig 1ht wale alot her proof ftl rbsltieliisyo to say I Iis- Cicevou5 conduct, ts a legislative body, by adopting the ?? tion of tie Comlittee of the Slloust, that it was ?? to Iroceed further with Stepheiiin's Rail Romid ill.' T1 he C'ominittee canit to this retclu- ?? ol1 tilt tiboion of the Duke of Cutmberland, and it 'was carried ...

... U0D1EUY713 SATUTRDAYs IFEBRiUARY 27, ISIG. The Paris Papleris of Wednesday, which.l al- n riveti thiS morning by express, re chiefly filled with ( collntlentI oil the ncw Mllinisterial arrangements. The Carlist J.Touials, however, alonc have found ?? with d thenil, as they will invariably do With regard to any1 l3l inizitry not formed under the auspices of a thirdt llesto * ration. The three ...

... 'Ti' PRLEIEENT f'pTATI, OF URIjlTURE I . I ge in a rtPa'phlelt, add]ressed to his cofnstitueits fpr, 1l'iamPsh1ire, Mr. (Charene Shaw Lcfevre enters, uO !ito, ar ?? of the views he entertaims resp igL( n ie present state of agrniculture, and which hie hadl icz- y .1corp'orated in the report rejected by the -Agricultural ,- Commiittee of th-e 11 ouse of' Commons (of' v.hich h~e ?? thetC I rmu ...

... UOUD0111, .110,,N'DAY SEPTEMBER 5, MM- . I I .1 -- Mri apers acreived1 to h 7hnt ensof ?? were known at (Cacliz, late consi 20 tof he lt.The important decree of con. Air. 01~ 'he totso be elected under the law of the D~uel octioaQ tor aef 1812 wvas published in a SulAplernent to strepi ~iidi fiilGazette, of the '23r. The Ist decee onvke the Cortes ?? wieste~dcaes there, shall be a deputy for ...