... LFIV ES. Air. Kemp has reaped golden opinious from his constituency lor the able and busintews like nmanner in whichl he presented the Lewes Petition, on tile 2nd inst.. and supported its prayer; and they are further pleased that the Honourable Member has given b notice that, on 'uestlay, the 15th instant, he will bring in a Bill for the repeal of tho 4th and 5th William the 4th, chap.. clause ...

... BFINCIi OF1A(ISFIIA't'ES. j iloSDAsV, March 7, 1B36.--Prcsent: Sir 1). Scoci, Bart., V. Sl iY ltii, W. FRAN;Ii.ASI), MAd Johnl IIAI.I, I'StIfs. 1jenry Braveryi a butcher, in thl servie of Mr. Bsattle, w.s chargcdl witlh having received a conduidinb)lc stun ol iowecy onl bi master s account ruoin the housekepl~ce of Mlrs. Goldswi tho Silvool *plutce, ;d which lie had tappropiiated to his Own ...

... THE CASE OF MRlS. JANE CHAMPION. l ?? - Our readers will remember that Mrs. Champion, after her hus- band had been transported, was allowed a few shillings a week, for the support of herself and large family, by the parish of Seaford, till the new Poor-Law Bill came into operation; when her pay was taken off, and she and her children were ordered into the workhouse. I hey accordingly went ...

... STAMPS'ON NEWSPAPERS.% OatTueda lat a' fibt~g' f bdoier~~e. Bdother petitiounig 'Parliament for the'jeodaf ?? lmpisrsb 01: !1MR'*M ELLjt~inh r.Stronach moved the fid . OlIP&es odf, t .soxptI renderkdlmentiinhappy.' By~he 'sanib rul ht b a uaa meat who'bad been brought t.~ the brinlk bt i'iin'b thfi'~iA oage4 . mnset of hsi4 steward, becate' ?? tqtr int th rel sateofhis affairs; but it was time ...

... I?LE OF WI 11T. ? - .1 . -N'vwPOT.-On Saturday, the 261h instant, Therasa Ureeit, a cimney sweeper, of West Grove, Carisbr6ok New Village, WaW charged, before the Right Ron. 'Lord Yarborough, TIhoina- Sewell, Esq., C. B. Roe, Esq., and Thomas Cooke, Esq., wlih conceahing liquor in his lnuse On the Vltl of November last, by which antd other acts he had incurred the penalty of£300. lie pleaded ...

... [lBefore Baron Vaughan.) Cr'osby v. Tlroaop.- Au action Of trespass. Plaintiff agreed o e take a verdict for £200. subject to a reference.d o c IMorley v. Sheanrurnn.-An action to recover the balance of the e prceso aeby ?? for defendant. 8 Merr'icke v. Ballord.- This was an action brought by the plaintiff, v, a cabinetmaker, t recoverfrom thedefendant, the landlord of ) the Dolhin Hotl at ...

... SPRING ASSIZESS, LEWES. (B~efore Lord Chief Justice Tindal.) Thu following is the list of the Grand Jury:- LORD G. LENNOX, F'OREMSAN. HON. C. C. CAVENDISHI, W. L. SISADWELL. Ese., SIft C. F~ GORING, BART., H1. D. GORING, ESQ., SIR G. 10. WILSON, BART., Rl S. STREATFIELO, ESQ., SIR G. sniFFNEn, DART., R. W. iiLENCOWVE,IESq., THbS. PARTINOTON, ESQ., J. H. BRORER, ESQ., J). ILHEfST, i5Q., ROBT. ...

... HORRIBLE CONDITION OF THE ENGLISH POpT. LATION UNDER THE NEW POOR LAW, At a public meeting of the inhabitants of the parish of Coivfold held the 10th day of March 1836, convened for the purpose of petiti ning Parliament against those clauses of the Poor Laws Amendment Act, which press so heavily upon, and are so injur aus to the working classes of the community, it was resolved,- oThat a ...

... ClkOWN COURT-fliefole Sit N. C. TINDAL.1 1illiam lYde, aged 33, was indicted for arson.-lMr. Darby conducted tlhe proscctiton, Ali. Espinrasie the del'etce. 'TIhe prosticuior, .1 . Borner, is a frinmer residing at Henfield. Betwoeet teon anti eleven o'clock at night of the I ILIA of September, Iis Lutn was set file to and consumed. Ihe principal evidence against lie pri~osor seas that of ...

... EFFCT3 OF THE NFW POOR-LAW SYSTEM. On the 7th instaint, a labouring man was brought up to be ex- amined at the Court at )Rye, on a charge of killing a sheep at Guildford, in Sussex, andt with having taken away a leg and shoulder' from the said sheep, and left the remainder in the field. This unfortunate man, after the committment was made out, was asked by 'a county magistrate (who appeared in ...

... BENCH OF MAGISTRATES. Present: - GILBETn, J. THtOMIAs, and J. MYNS, Esqrs. Henry Stopely, to man whose case lhas excited such universal commiseration, was brought up, charged with refusing to main- tain his wife and family. He had, a fortnight previous, promised the Magistrates he would go to the Board of Guardians, and see if he could come to any arrangement with them for the support of. his ...

... SCALE 01' VOTING UNDER TLHE NEW POOR LAW. Sin,-1 perceive you have noticed the itlended visit of Mr. Assisiatttomnljsiioner ?? for the purpoc of' collecting tile prI ?? lly i Incat i 0 I, t ie ogillli illg thie Ifrigitol Unio I ?? |-You will, I hlve nO doubt, weaich the proceedr(ings of this gentle- 1111 IIIarlw IoV ; ned I ?? yi I will Stil I loltill UCto ?? Ihe ifio- dinationi of the new ...