... I a . _ At thre taeetiug of the Townrt Cotunlcil of Etilltjtltgi, tl, Ttlier:dy rvech, a letter wit. reml fromt the Lorel Advocate, iti which bi. Lotrdstip stltteni ?? t he bil Ifar ?? ?? ?? s'ettisIL Unirersitius via,,eat yet tr WiIt i, nrt tit butitted tt (tuerncret. eIit, niL itrtoI lieittlytiar tI at rillow I It itI t t Ie ?? the C(inrIeCil tvitar itital. lc ile it:IaniC r ua ...

... ?? - -- ?? -- .10 Onl the Ist of lmlT y 11t3 the Anry List Wsiitiii th FrItsL MAKitIlisis, S.i it M.ttei'soAL S, 7-1-0tirel, tleitsililg his l:,lI I-totUl1 73. Liii's 5t.s'5Ni'-l ivelM is, t ?? rtilttiriy, !1i--itnrotl u'itili'ers, - e r novl iilnrbue., S-.iolitig1i Itlt'f-tl13y, I-rteilel, taciilitig theiii , tik -til, 1 ie- 3 ~fi. * M uilii titlsAirs, Iti-e-oyit Iirlitlery, Ij-rlyalI ...

... Mr Campbell of Islay arrived at Drinoon at eleven o'clock on Thursday morning. On land- inig from the steamer, he was received by his Chairman of Committee, Mr Macfie. Three hearty cheers welcomed his arrival, and he pro- cceded to Leitch's Inn accompanied by a nume- rous body of his friends and supporters. At one o'clock he appeared on the hustings, at- tended by Mr Macfie, Mr Campbell of Dun ...

... I ,.CJRWUT1TYRAL soCISTV I &N or SCOT LAND. ,f th~is National As- fIIA' ofD this National As- gfl + Inn Aleexange ot lbn -ti trheir Hall on Tuesday last, llr111% it l their ally full ait ?? woe lliS ~ proportion Of the iowrcal lff rank, p'operty, and Oo~a~iintle Esen;s. of Ard~lrn ol qae lO~rrl' e inr Esq- Ainbslic Pcnd the vicinityb lI1 ~ die arql S of L otbian, V ice- 'r ?? 3 t s pportq d ...

... To the Fdilor of the Ipswich Journal. Slit,-As the time is now fast, approaching for Parlia. ment's again meeting, I thought it proper, that the Consti- tuents of our County Alembers shoulq have the liberty of perusing tile Votes of thei Representatives in the last Ses. sion, through the means of your valuable Paper, therefore, by inserting the followilg, you wRI much oblige:- Feb. 191h.-In ...

... The following circular has just been issued from the Home Office, with the view, it is concluded, of obtaining information for anmeasure to be brought forward in the Up- proaching session:- T he favour of an answer is requested to thA following queries, which answer you will please to fil I in, in the columns on the other side, according as the tithe is taken ill kind, or compounded for on ...

... Cull his namo JeSIS.-MITTn. i. 21. Bishop Pearson seems to have set the etymo- logy of this name in the clearest light, in his large discourse on it, (Pearson on the creed, p. G9-71) in Which he en1deavours to prove that J All, one of the names of God, enters into the composition of the IHebrew name JA/noshua to which Arviss an- swers. (Compare Ileb. iv. viii; where by the -way, I think, it ...

... C I t'b W iz TAn- TU3DA' Mnalmo ^A2RXU 8is~.. January 1.-Chbarles Gray, Southamnp -.bii~diugs, tiultorn, Midlilesex, victualler. Charles Theo. ~rs Kirby, Craswurd-st'eli, Portman.square, Middlesex, lace. tan5 'ai~d Iosier, Edwa I Baugh, Sloane-street, Chelsea, I~~dtdlesext draper. B, Jrjmias Gregory, Allen-street, Gus- 7e~llstree-fdiddls~sevri1u v)wder --George. Harris, Coven- yi, 'cots ...

... L.4 TES T JNTE L LIG ENCE. LONDON, T1IURSDW EVENING. Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Cobur»\ the intended husband of Donna Maria, has arrived at Liege. With the exception of this intelligence, and the fact that the Scheldt is covered with ice, so much as to impede the navigation of the river, we do not find anything in the Brussels papers of Tuesday. The report of its beiiitr the intention of Go- ...

... ho0tfrript- . LONDON, TuasrPSAy, JantlaryS7.. TIrE Paris papers of Monday contain customary con- 1 tgratulatory speeches to the King on the commence ment of the New Ye'ar. The Chamber of Peers was r expected tis assemble yesterday for the purpose of g determining on the period for resuming its judicial functions. i There are conflicting accounts from Sardinia. One journal says, that a ...

... Qealeboniatl £drcrtvU. Ip EDINBURGH. p SA TURDAY, JANUARY 9. e e None of our readers can ever forget the loud, o long, apparently unextinguishable clamour of the C Tory Press about the internal dissensions of the d Liberal Party. The more utterly groundless, to the more virulently calumnious were the state- a ments on this head, so much the greater din, so a much the bigger words were emlplyed ...

... TIHE AGRICULTURAL QUESTIONS I TO THE EDITOR OF TugP CALEDONIAN MERCURY. prov, -.5th January, 1836. high Sin-Mly attention, ns a farmner, having been obed much attracted of late by thle discussion which has been carried on in the newspapers regarding tile distress which a~t present exists among agricultUrists, aind more especially by the reports of thc proceed- Ei Iinogs of the various meetings ...