... I O'CONNELL AT LIVER1POOL .I - Mr, O'Connell arrived on Wednesday week, and ad- dressed the people from the Adelphi Hotel. His chief announcement was that lie was going to London to ex- tend the franchise from the £10 renters to all who paid taxes. tie was received by multitudes'and heard witl enthusiasm. He and his friends then proceeded to the Exchange. where the T&ry palty were phalanxed, ...

... I; f STATB OF PARTIFS.-If the election to the chair of the I-louse of Commons wvere now open, if we suppose all old Members to vote as they voted last year, and new Members tb vote according to their declared principles upon the hustings, Lord Canterbury would be elected by a majority of eleven, and the last year's amendment to the address, also negatived by a decided majority. We challeige ...

... To the Editor of the fulat P'acket. El. I 8 ,.. f~rsl A:_ :. . . . . I er a, 5lg rstitt,t refrait finto again trtrel,,g y u *nh Ht few IU hlthlfsen~ fupideas, whieh cmosd my mbid, nol 5, eiiig the aible (ii tidil,se he lit. ,Whst CaUI be the reattnn wvhy nur new tCorporators do l'' aillow Pitt lnlc,and Pelter to the (onun il tti make Ihdlr ca~cua. Ic, tloso with but counpel thor n ...

... O'CONNELL AT BIRMINGHAM. | TeThe great reform dinner was fixed for Thursday, at aI) four o'clock, but it was five before Mr. O'Connell's qr- I rival permitted Mr. Muntz. to take the chair. Affer 10the usual toasts, Mr. Atiwood, M.P. proposed a con. h. tinuance to the friendly-union between France ard n England, for which a French officer returned thanks in his own lantuage. Mr. Hume, M.P. ...

... I MANC'iESTER & LEEDS RAILWAY. I On Thursday last a public meeting of ithe bankers,trmar- 81 athOants, manufacturers. &c. of. the town andrneighbourhood of try, Mianohester, was hold In the Town-Hall, 'for expressing iti their opinion on the proposedaline of railwvay from Manhebeter aid to Lueds, a bill for establishing; which wvill he'laid before Par- 55liament in the approaching session.' ...

... MEETING OF THE FREEMEN OF' BEVERLEY. seat on tenl big On Monday, a meeting of thle Beverley freemen, convened luested by thie Mayor in consequence of a numerously signed roqui.. during sition, weas held in the Town-ball, to take ilito considera. rt me. tion what -steps should be adopted in consequence of thle asistant Municipal Bill taking away from the late corporation the ;to tic con troul ...

... a - [MIPEliALPAItAMINI9 HOUSE OF LORDS.-MoxnAY, FED, 22. d, T 8iiiiR ltrriEs. Lord Ashburton presented a petition trom Nova Scotia o IDE, sutbjectofthetimberduftie. Thepetitionersexpressth0Optbt a urt lfgaveriimelt Intended to make asiy alteration in tetirnbertdi! fl they would at once notify wiatthey meant to do, ilistesd dslei .,e the petitloners lin a state of uncertainty. which wvas extre ...

... DR., WARREN. During tbe last week, Dr. Warren, the noted Setat . dist Agitator, has been paying his friends ard rup s'porters in this town a visit. On Sunday he pteatlP tvwo sermons in the Tabernacle, anid on Mioday everiii da '1 tea Party was held in the Public Room, Af'eZ dthe tea bad been disposed of, about forty Persons toel le. their station in tbe orchestra; Mr George Cuokill was ...

... I IMPEjiAL PIItLIAMENi'. HOUSE OFv LORDS.--MoNDAY. t In the House of Lords, on Monday, Lord'DuNcAziN moved tite re-appointment of the committee for consider nlgg the plans of the new Houses of Pariaiment,.which was, agreed to. ! The Marquis of LontDoNDEna gave notice that be wmould rto-morrow, move for certaianreturns'respeciing tievar il; ; Spain. g , The bill for amending the act or last ...

... I A~~~~~~l R~~~ I I !' r ' ;I, ARRIVAL -O HE JAE NORTER 0 THS ICE-BOUND WHALERS. _, .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lasthe inhabitants qf this town were agreeably surprised :athe night by the arrival, about half 'past live o'clock, of th gea aneuCbpt rater one of the misting whalers. A witness th uer o persons ick~d to South! End to f the HmbrDock, about hilf-past seven o'clock. r CaPtain ...

... ,- . EIL, PARLIAMENT.| tLi - 7- ,-t'''I k'' I -__. HO SE OF LORDS.wEDNESDAy, FEn. 17. Xb house. THURSDAY, * .eg~t~ erepresented..'by Lord Abinger. for comperasia tdIit~i t.t, Buckiugham, and by L Ord Dacre, from Rlent, for s/~'6sttesilorj of tithes. Lord Wytiford moved the appoint. fiesjalsf-a 'commilttee on agrieoitural distress, as granted by the MB1ous -Commans. Lord Melbourne said ...

... TO, THE TAk OF TH REFORM . .1 . VASSOCIATION, HULL. Lodonz, ebnraary 5, 1836. if *St d,-Mlnlster s, after all the~oaatss3 and wshrppilg .up or hefr- . oppcntelits, were last liliglit in a majorily of41- on tile Address. I suspect this may be considered as tne torntng-puilvt ol thi yame; anwt that we lhave only to hold -togeliter, to msake a t complere a clearance -f0 abuses as htart can desire ...