... I IJ -it of t___ _4_ _li__ _ . [l'160.1 r~sle li ?? TI C11A, t:INUEIY COURTS REl-MODE~LrwED.-W011-- Ilre is another Wlbig job. We comifort oursclves that, if not the last, it is among the very last pieces of job- bery that they will bc permiuted to cosisiit. Iut we cannot help admitting that it is one deserving of the h ighest commendation onl the score ot' barefaced im- pudence, Notlhing can ...

... - I *r London, Saturdaiy .rening, Jan. 30, 1836. s Anotlher large purchase in Consols was made on . h'lulrsday, on account of the \West India claims, which 0 aS usual gave a temporary impetus to the market and at the same time a large purchliasc of Rteduced c 'lhrece per C'nt was made by one of thc loading c brokers; but neither madeti any visiblc impres ion, i; r- the jobbers seem full of ...

... zn--, I THE C )! N I (Cf. i I ?j. ?j I I BANGORD, '1UEISD)AY, I Isl 2,18:-36. ' PiOSPECTS 01, TIIE SESSIO.N.-lhe ?? c aud Conservative Press have belen very urgemt St with the Membuners in their respective interests oi0 le the importance of being present at the Opening of e the Session; and an intmnediae trild of strengtil is d spoken of. We think the wish is here parelit to I the thought; ...

... AForcioll flintellignirr, D- FRtANCE. Ie The Court of'Peers, on S(turday evenit, I elornil the proces-monstre, ?? to ttsti.port itol M . Cavaegnac, l3cirier-Foltaitie, Vi0,10ey0 ,n Lebon-Guinalrl1 Delente, II)e Ludlre, anld Afal sLt, to 15 years' imprisonment, MM. Fontel, Groellger, i to.ill ad 15e urat: 15tyeo 1 arsa rsuiso,111e(t e~ rM. MatHlc, Lenonnand, LandolIphe, yv0oft Aubert, ...

... juiorellancoltop Such iq the state of' the public realds in ?? P'rs ~ f Calmadan elit a travellei, inquiring tile distance to Montreal, was answered NnemlsbwarS, r-and the lest by muid ?? description which proved to beie but too correct. prs hrho VO Oviea.-A- fire occurred in thle prs hrho Crs Over, on Sunday week, during divinle service, occal- ad sionedt iy the overiteating- of thle stove. ...

... moutrotif. ?? Ecoioliy !-The Admiralty have boon pleased (in order to lower tile expenses of the dock yard) to dis- allow the purchase of holly, amounting to lOs. or 1 Is. for decorating the dock-yard chapel at Christmas alko the usual allowance of et'ittery (amounting to about that sum)to the charlain II eatltent Gusi'dian. We are happy to learn that ?? cause of Conserva- tism progresses here ...

... To (le La Hor of the North Wales Chreoirle. _ ?? .L ?? _l -, -- 1 ?? I SIR,-I perceive the inhabitants of Carnarvonshira aee beginning to be affected with the present mania for Rnilroads,and thopositinn of Portdynllilenieppenrs to draw to it their chief attention. It is not my province to pronounce on the practi- cahility of adopting their suggestion-this must be left to niore competent ...

... DIN NNR TO O'CON NELL IN LIVERPOOL. -1. .1 I I r., I I a 1 I The great body of the company hail assembilil anoI taken their placcs by half-past foer o'clock. 'lhic tables were arranged across the room, leaving longitn. dinal avenues along the sides next to the walls and along tbe middle. Mr. O'Connell, attended by Mr. Rlathbone and other gentlemen, made his appearance at a few ...

... .y The last accounts from Ilobart Town announce tihe le total wreck of the IVallace, ?? from Leith to that part. SbeI was lost by running on a reef of rocks, o wen she had nearly completed her voyage. Fortu- Is matoly the passengers and crew were al' savedl. 'The w following is extracted from the Hobart Town Co-rier id ofthe 4th ofSeptemnber:- 'y The hope that a portion at least of the cargo ...

... RE'FOR1M All.HI'U~iI l )N ASSO(CIATION. Ibis beilg the day d appointed for the grand ga- thcriig ol tbc Wlthigs and Rlailicals who tirc to foirn a union for the purpose of eocoliraging &nrl suipporting the registration of liberal voters all over Ireland, a very numerous atisemiblage mustered at the lioyal EIxeChage, ?? plice selected for the occasion. (On an clevated 1dltfirnm were several ...

... agalcal9tuval Y-Di ?? I ?W.- tro, Al) VANTAG ICS OF I)DRAINING. (led At tiho inuoting of'the Llesmeror Practical l'armer's se- Socioty on the 1st instant, the chairimannu, Mr. John Deighton, agent to tlho Countess of Iridgewater, af. ter referring to the depressed condition of tbe Agri- so ; culturists, stated, that as no remedy had been disev- too voerod or proposed by the various ...

... ?? ?? - - - - - jf- 0 t, c i a .. II EaUlUg-zm AIC.N. It CIN 11 I 5Is uy C vI Z:t. 0;1A, .AN. 22 -YeSter- dav I senL y lit le oufiiui~l repots o 'tile d(ismrace- ftit dei'eit of Cjordova enid wi lo of Cliristino's brave lnrtll, intludtig hlu valattblc anxilialics, the Englishl asit d Ivetllut Leegions. I halve sitce svC~ twot tg i elttten who quitted Onmae ont the 1 9ii. Thev ili form nie ...