... THE TOWN COUNCIL, To the Editor of the flull Packet. -tSn In thle C ourse of my T'ambIles laItely through- tle tos ave heard it much comnplalined of, that thle town SI d people .nre -in mttuy clase, PerfqC1lY.J1ignorant who nre the ant aldermen and fomna mere: Tcouncille;fu; I wb o is t htt thy re abe or foget who areind'iwho ar tnut memt. berl of that agsbody. To' endeavour to oblvivte thlis ...

... G-R-I --13SOUTA AsEIYS r ACGRIC U.LT U.R4AL AS60X lAT10N. COE On Friday last a public meeting, most numerously and Cre teapectably attended, was held at the King's Head Hotel, in Chu this towvn, tor the purpose of formirng an, Agricultural Society fot ?? Division ofourCounty; toprotccr theinterese- of all classes dependent upon Agriculture; to diff'use sound and useful knowledge upon all ...

... CONTEMPORARY PRESS. (From the Times.) A most pitiable person, who signs himself A late Assistant Commissioner of the frisli Poor Inquirv, has sadly put his foot into it by writing a letter with the same view as the Swiss had. The gist of this sin- gular specimen of stupidity is, that the Dublin Found- ling Hospital is closed, that parish assessments (for the support of foundlings) are ...

... 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 ...

... The importance of Loch Ryan as a port of refuge for tie shipping of the Clyde, and vessels navigating the Irish Channel, will appear from the fact, th;,t during the year just ended rio less than three huidred and twenty-four ves- sels have taken shelter in it, either through stress of wea. ther or frorm adverse winds ; and this number, from the prevalence of southerly winds for the last three ...

... BLECTORS Or THE COUN7'Y| P16 OF ?? L o i v.I f~lenieri Mr. OT'oCmrn'll, in a Icitcr. ad'lreG( to the hi-, juig tile, daring effbontery to re- -Mi~i a l i erlsc~itit rrimntntir, and t s attempt to jiistify, the fooal enmd leprorion'ti epithets ionltimnid in his formner ca- lunisopiu I-q~ to myv s'drtr.' ft olr~ ofthew 211t of 0,!toflr. It wa m termination, it.; statedi in my% letter (if the ...

... DEPARTURE of HIS EXCELLENCY M. L. -DA SIL VA D'A L B UQ UER Q Ufreon MADM1I. To ToIe EDITOR br T;IFe, MORNING. C1HR1ONICLE. Si -lHaving retiurnel to tile islaril this year, ltr the bene- fit of myhealth, and knlowiing 1hhe intrest yo - take in 1oit - gtl0se affairs, I presum el thiatthe narration of ?? sin inditlfi ent teve fitnwhich I Witrerse, here ilst nolli, vili be fllo lt vor- thy of a ...

... A F From hie AogSlwrg Gubattse) & second article, entitled Russia and Europe, which appeared lately in an extraordirrary supplement f the dagsbstrg Cazette, seems to have for Its object to explain the existing relatiosship between Europe and Russia, And to attest the coisoliag certainty that bii this respect the western nations have nothin to lenr for their Independence as long as the presrt ...

... BIRMIINGHIAM POLITICAL UNION. -Ar. Thomnas Atitwood and his hindnstroscaesi HY liirmirigltam are ait their revolutioflary work agaiin.- [to. Feeling that some effort wa4 necessary to counteract, LIS,i ifpsible, the recent striking disp]layS Of Cooservative Me ?? in IBirrijinhani and elsewhere throughout thle counttry, this gentleman and his assistants, Messrs. St. .1 tultz, Edoniods, an1d CO. ...

... WEEKLY EP'l'OME. Thle grent object of interest from Spain, during lnat week, was thle vote of confidence to M. Mlendizabal ; thle debates in thle Estamento of Procuradores on the subject have been of high interest. Thle general question Was agreed to on Thursday, Dec. 31st, by 156 votes against I. The lirst and second votes were, on the Ist Jan., 1836, voted unanimously; but the third article ...

... ,C pourier, an avowed oran of the present Uttf ni8tr;(Uoii, remarking on tbe murder of the process-server in Ireland, actually language. The people believe that >rof *re do'»g service to the religion they refusing to provide for tbe priests of to ^l0t4 which they conscientiously believe f^iL heretical—false— and established by I re*it^n ^0rce on the ruins of theit own—They ft>tj °nPrinciple! ...

... The young Queen of Portugal was married a week or two since, just as one Lord Chancellor has been substituted for three Lords Commis- sioners, and the wife of Sir John Campbell made a Peeress, preparatory to the opening of the Session. Love seems to have had as lit le to do with the one as with the other. The little Qlleen has never seen her litisl)aitd-tlie husband has neverseen the little ...