... I, . Tniz PooR LAw BILL.-On ?? last tire following. were Relected to act as Gu ardians of the Poor for the Tunrbridge Union: -Mr. Cox. Turbridge; fvr. H.'Delves, Speldbhurst, Mr Satby, Asihuret; li. Sevier, Tudely; Nr. Carnel~l, adlow-, Mr.Chrivit-' ,mas, Perimbury; Mlr. H; Crundwit][1,Southbroo' Mr. \ewtpgoI, H16ismonden; M~r. Fagg, Capel; 1'dr,'Hooker, Brenchley. It does not appear to be ...

... IE-IE\ OF THE RECENT ELECTION OF CHURCil. i _~~ADES Tire necessary antd ?? tendency of an arbitrary Go. ietis so to regulate everything, iriternari and external, as to ,CO le the personal interests of those who govemnt.--Tauley- pro'j Viienoil h Commrrercial Reieatiors of Errgirr ri.yu loer ?? over thle miserable Whigs and the yo Ihuked and laughed in your sleeves when you ~ss~re~ gneilc ad ...

... Rumours dark and mysterious, but all tending to tire same effect, were circulated with great industry here, and, as we have since heard, thoughout the county and in London, at the early part of last week to the prejudice of the direct line of road. It was said that SirJohn Rennie had utterly broken down in his cross-examination; that it was a complete failure; that '-le scene afforded the ...

... ORIGIN OF TORYISAI. Whoever will be at the pains to look back on the state of Ireland before it was conquered by the English, will find, that the heads of septs was absolute over their tenants; their wills passedfor laws,andalltheir proceedings were merely arbitrary and despoti. ?? was the ancient constitution of Ireland, and the English who came ovet at first, had, by their conversation with ...

... POLL gCV499. goon afler IThe late. election had commenced, Io~t2 h Toryjacallstaked into the room With an sir- of great impol t- ance. His cadaverous counotenanice, tc si eeb i dent, up!od his lank frame, gave tyhe, idea wifeth's gread on a mop-stick while his arms ddngle i Isid juith been gacepofnaed Fifth ?? hero. He had5 it appeas itee apointhed a headborough by tihe Leet Jury, and, anxious ...

... i a ?? 'CAM'1AXrioN o1 TirrkiES. At ?? 'rO THlE EDISTOR, OF THES MORNING CHR~ONICLE. I Srrr,-Land subject to tithe must rendjer one-tenth of the gross !produce, it' dernilided ; how' is it, then, that much less than a tenth is tak-en by ti6lisositiori'? 'There are many reasons. Firit If tidrie ig'kind wesre generally demanded, the whole sys. ,tern would be absoliihed.' 'Eqen in a tmall' ...

... Bly J. iH. P'ALMERK, FQ., BARRSISTER OF LINCOLN'i IZNV, The particular change universally and urgently callegirti 3wherever the question has beets practically considered, is,' Ipopulhar election should be resorted to, or, inmoefmla rd fthat he, eole should have thle power of Chosn hi e d f trates. Now, it is about to be shown, that h li o5 privilege is no new-fiangled PToject, invente bynnats ...

... IMPORTANT [NTFENDED ALTERATION IN. I PAROCHIAL LAW. Ihere is no braneh of the lawso continually in operation-, that, so immediately affects numerous classes-and individuals as what is termed parish law; none is more difficult-none has been so neglected. Mr. Serape, however, haa- prepared a Bill that will he brought in after the recess,.that will effect anotherrevolutiou in parish matters, and ...

... -MONDAY.,'APItIL 11, 1836. ORDaER. OF THE ?? Co~mmktitiott BisllSlavery Abolition Bill ( Jamsiice). Novicivs ov fliorioN ?? Committee bn the Tithies Bill- MrI. Elphinstone, as ait amendment on claude 31, no additional sumn per acre to ble charged onl lands which~hereaftdr in-ay baetd- tivd ted ats hiopi groortids.- Colonel Thompson -To move that of' the aiouitt awarddd ~by the Commissioners ...

... win. D. W. HARVEY'S ZIOTION ON THIE PENSION LIST. -T7 the reafly Indepindeot Voters of Brighton. (IENrLestsv-WoVh can. r.ta1 the words Pen'ion list, and not call to uind tihe t iiery Which it entails upon the woiking cla.ses of the vountiry! Who is thete among you thlat will deny that it does nol colitilbite greally to iepiive honest een ol bread ? How thank flul ihell, ough t von to be ful ...

... DXVOM OF TME TITr1ES.' (iS THig -LAYt WILLI UA: coa0aar~r.] 'his liltle'work is just published. It isfrom-the pen of the ever-- to.be-lamiented '-ilsam Cobbett, and ith alone is sufficient to ertitle it to the sesious con6ideration of tht public. It-is published at a low price, and therefore within the reach of all. One pe- rusal of this work, and- the question of tithes is settled in the ...

... GAZF.TrEANA. | The Rrihton Gazette often says such queer. things as 'would make'a rat laugh Thus, in speaking, last. week, of ,Canada,.he. says. if. matters proceed much Iotger as they have'proceeded lately, Ewe are it a fair way of losing.the most valuable of. our colonial possessions. What, is Canada- more valuable than the West Indies, Australia, or the East1 ludnes ? ' The' Editot.of the ...