... PRQ INCIAL. INT.EL GEi-N,.E.I ' . I~ttlS., , ?? The annual jaunnt of the knights of the thirptbie, Yrodk ;L'wes. to C~hailey, took pinco on Mondav se'dinight, for Wli'hCi piarptseX they engaged M~r. Ticehurat to take thet in a dbt'4h 'iind ?? but two of these geatlemen being' desirous oft'isplayii`'0teir capabilities of horsemanuship, hlired each a horse of Mg;'tc- vens. As they were eoming ...

... ?? 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 ...

... PAI41117NTARY, INTrI.UIGRNlCF I housE of' COMMONS.-AMONDAY. In thle Conmmons tiotites were given by Colonel'Pie o IThursday, titat hle would present a Petition on the subject of tihe Carlow election. In2 reply to a of estion by Sir Oswald Mosley, whether it was intended to introduce any measure for the estalihishment of a tri- bunial for the trial of children I-or minor uffences. Lord J. It ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I, . Tniz PooR LAw BILL.-On ?? last tire following. were Relected to act as Gu ardians of the Poor for the Tunrbridge Union: -Mr. Cox. Turbridge; fvr. H.'Delves, Speldbhurst, Mr Satby, Asihuret; li. Sevier, Tudely; Nr. Carnel~l, adlow-, Mr.Chrivit-' ,mas, Perimbury; Mlr. H; Crundwit][1,Southbroo' Mr. \ewtpgoI, H16ismonden; M~r. Fagg, Capel; 1'dr,'Hooker, Brenchley. It does not appear to be ...

... 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 ...

... We beg to call the attention of the tradesmen of Brighton to the subjoined article. A Joint Stock Bank is thought, by many, desirable here:- We have read the evidence given before the secret Com. mittee of the House of Commons upon Joint Stock Banks, and which is just published. It enables us at once to see that Messrs. Phillott, Lowder, Agitation, and Co, have a reason to condemn the ...

... TO JOSEPH HUME, ;QZ MI.P. .I: . : - ef..- , SIR,-I did n6t receive your nrote'.eicldsing Mr. Booth's pamphlet; titllthe 31st of Iast month, it having lain at the-post office, about four miles distant, from the 16th (the date) till that time. -- *- ?? I have, since receiving it, ?? maturely con- sidered the subject, as well as the panijlha;t,-and find from the remarks therein, and from ...

... SSE CONT - -H I SUssE'X COUNTY HOSPITAL, lth November, 1836. in-patients admitted . ?? 7 In.patients discharged ?? ?? . 12 Remain in the House . ?? 87 D DOCTOR IN HIGH DUDGEON.-On Wednesday Iaorning last, a man in the employ of the Water Company had ,pened one of the plugs at the top of St. James's-street for the purpose of cleansing the pipe. At the moment the water began to fly, Dr. - ...