... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... r 0 Ig c B J[ T. - - ? ? - 7% r- )P.,4r7,-j w. L;0 AWO Fi-id a y-y t Pepys, the Master of the Rolls, I -It is sai Mla l lalc~o.adr. Bickersteth i is to ho tile n'tv Lord Chancellor, and Ir ikrtt isto Succeet b tihc a Master of the Rolls. Sir C. Pepys s Mr Bickersteth are to be created Peers. id td that a a Cjl will be held at Brighton 1 -- S t At jlvtxt the Lords cotrnissiofers will i oeign ...

... 9 o S- SC 11. II T. LONTDONA'-FP'r&ly. goene of the journals state that the Emperor of Russia has been shot at and slightly wounded, and that the delav which has arisen in the prosecution of his tour in ?? interior of the empire is to be attributed to that circumttstance, and not to the upsetting of the carriage, as has been alleged. W1e merely mention the report, in expectation that our next ...

... o X F l B D9i SATURDAY, JAN. 2. THiE present week has been a stirring one to all those who have any interest in Corporation affairs. With a few exceptions, every corporate town in the kingdom has been occupied in the double task of cast- ing the old skiin and putting on a new one. We have seen statements in which a computation is professed to he made, exhibiting the results of the several ...

... ADAIBURY, Way 19 JIJJ 3 ~bV ,At & y i U Oln Saturday list di d, aged 53, Alavy, the affectionate and beloved wife of Rilichril Austin, Esq. of tiiis p511e, deeply anri sincere ly regretted by ler fainily aod firieids. Lately died, at Bdldicolt, Mis, Judd, relict of thn lete Mr. Judd, of Bitibirv. Seriouzs zIcoe/ti.-Dr. ~Williams and Miss Williams, with their servanit, were returning' home in a ...

... We have an arrival from Charleston, to-day, with paers to the 14th of April inclusive. They contain t a confirmation of the account already received of the a massacre at Alamo of the Texians, by the Mexican a soldiers obtained from a negro servant who cscaped, i and who wvas in the employ of Colonel Travis; they o also confirm the statement of Santa Anna having per- a sonally given orders for ...

... . I , L TI On Sunday last died, at Auckland Castle, the Right Reverend William Van MAildert, D. D. Lord Bishop of Durham. Dr. Valn Mildert was thc son of a merchant, of Dutch extraction, and born in London about the year 1765. After receiving his education at Merchant Taylors' School, he was removed to Gucen's college, Oxford, where, in 1787, he took the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, and in 1790 ...

... THE{ CORN LAWS. TO THIE RItSGr HONt. THE CIHAMCELT*Ot OF T1IE EXCICEQUER. Dalquharrane Castle, Dec. 11, 1835. MY DEAR Smn,-There never perhaps was a time when there was more discussion respecting the interests of the growers of corn than the present, and that it should be so is not wonderful, when the aveiage price of wheat is 36s. and the protecting duty against foreign importation 50s. the ...