... I' | OXFORD, FEB. 24.-At a meeting of Members of Convocation, holden this day, it was unanimously resolved- That a respectful requisition be signed, and presented to the Rev. the Vice Chancellor, praying that he will he pleased to convene a Meeting of the Heads of Colleges and Halls for the purpose of consid- ering the propriety of submitting to Convocation an Address from the University of ...

... !nty The following was Posted at Lloyd's on Saturday aged 1Sir,-[ sin commanded by my Lords Commissioners of *t on the Admiralty to transmit to you herewith an extr~ct of a tieletter from Capt. James Ross, of his 'Majesty's ship cove, to Capt. B~eaufort, Hydrographer of the Admiralty, and to rtdirect that you wvill lay the sante before the Committee for eamanaging thle affairs of Lloyd's, for ...

... cut10411 aricto THE Paplsts in Parliament have received another instalment of the debt which his Majesty's Ministers have contracted to pay them-the most feared, and consequently the most hated of their adversaries has been destroyed by a single resolution of thle House.- The Orange institutions are extinct. Now, although we have never classed ourselves among their strenuous supporters; and ...

... IPROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. I Owing to the pressure of assize and other local intelligence, we are compelled to compress the proceedings in Parliament, *111 Xontday and Tuedsay last, into a very small compass. In the Lords, on Mlondaoy, the business was limited to the pre- sentation of petitions, and the bringing up oftthe report of the comtnsission appointed to examine the plans for building ...

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... I TO VISCOUNT PALMEIRSTON. I Frrom the Tivies of Feb. 22nd.) :lly Lord,-Iho Minister who maintains himself in power in spite of the contempt of a whole nation must be gifted with iso ordinary capacity. Your Lordship's talents have never hadjustice done to them. Permit me to approach you in the spirit ofeulogy; if novelty have charms, this encomiuim must gratirv you. our language commasinds no ...

... I. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY, FEB. Q4. No house. THURSDAY. Petitions were presented-by the Bishop of Exeter, from three places on the subject of the Ecclesiastical Law Reform. By the Marquis of Londonderry, from Wells and other places; and by Lord Denman, from Rigby, on the same subject. By Lord Wynford, from Wallington, for relief to agriculture; and by Lord Hatherton, from Stroud, in ...

... I (Continued from our last page.) TnunsDsA, MARc!? 3rd, 1836. The Council met at twelve o'clock in the Court-House. The MAYOR presided. There were thirty-one of the Council present. The following members were absent:-Aldermeu Blundell, Chalmers, Malam, Browniow, lHopwood, anid ltivis;-Councillors Caley, Lovitt. Soulby, Thompson, Prissick, Garton, lolderness, Watson, Liddell, Astrnp. Carrick, ...

... I MEETINGS OF TftE TOWN COUNCIL. I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1836. The council met at twelve o'clock, in accordance with the followVillg resolution passed at thesecond quarterlyimeeting on the Preceding Wednesday:- T hntthleeoals;(Ieratioilofthiereportofthe locl la tscommittee l.eadjolurned till Saturday, and that no other busuiess be transac- ted on1 that day. The MAYon presided. The TOWN CLERK ...

... TO the Editor of the Muill Packet. I Sig R-It i. nag n1,1 -, -_ __ . , _ . . _ _ I SlJR-It is ani old saying and one vwhih has often been used to bring a marl out of trouble, that *there of virtue in of an *f, and as every thing possessing virtue must be admired, aI am induced this week to make some use of this little par- eticle. to If a frhimpansec were made an alderman, what kind of or ...