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... | ~1L I r - I . . The ward elections for replacing the councillors wf ho went out by rotation, in pursuance of the provi- sions of the Municipal Reform Act, took place in this town on Tuesday last, the Ist inst. The whole affair passed off without any sort of bustle or excitement, and indeed we may say attracted very little attention. . The Conservatives, in consistence with their previous r ...
... 'forcigit fittelliorlice. rrance. Thie prelimillnary proceedines iln th case of Louis Bullo. naparte and his associates are nearly finished. It np- pears certain that Louis Buonaparte himself will not be sent to trial. His mother, the Duchess of St. Leu, hI as come to Paris. It will probably end in the whole of the 1l3onaparte family being expelled from France. The FL, ench Government has ...
... SIR ROBEl1RT PI'EEL. oreC Ac lilofcial loiter from Sir Rtohert Peel lira; hoell received i ?? jil IM'osOse, om UioCeicatieg thle gratiflr iltolligeisre thalt lie [Cc- flire stl Ilty celiti'the RI-etorsrip; other loiter; from thart qjitarlmerneer Oi h e tie israr thle ?? slolos~naos sril tni hi; Orccasion visit Cites- eithervEL IC gin;, soliris may be coolsiderrledqrisiidoeist to Iris ...
... From the Gazet ear of November 15 and 18. . DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Nehemiah Gerard and John Gerard, Manchester, cotton. spinners. Alary Anne Abercrombie and William Henry Abercrom. bie, Goodge-street, Tottenbam-court-road, brass-founders. Benjamin Brissenden, Tunbridge Wells, innkeeper. Nicholas Strange, Tonbridge Wells, cabinet-maker, TIANKRUPTS. Benjamin Homanr Hastings, builder, to ...
... THE Bisi-o aO' EXETER AND THE CURATE OF Sr Ivss.-During the recent progress of Bishop Phillpotts through Cornwall, a circumstance occurred at St Ives which has occasioned a very strong sensation in that town. It seems that the curacy of that town has, for the last three years, been served by the Rev. J. Malkin, a gentleman of highly respectable character. But, notwithstanding the general ...
... COUNTRY MARKETS. Monmouth, Sat it niay, Oct . ...
... BRECON, Saturday, Now. it, 1836. W, beg to state that this PAPER is PUBUMUD at BRECON, EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, by MR. JOHN WILLIAM MOROAN, of the Post. Office, High Street; by wham, and by MR WILLIAM EVANS, of Ship Street, Advertisements will be received, and through whom, Communications to the Editor may be conveyed. Non-Subscribers may obtain the Paper of the Day of the ...
... The Confectioners in various parts of the kingdom took the opportunity of the severe part of Suuday night to ftupply themselves with ice, which in many places was three quarters of an inch thick. Outstanding c^rn, aud the thermometer at 25 degrees, in October, are, fortunately, very rare coincidences- A YANKEE EDITOR.—The following is from the New York Herald, a penny newspaper :—«« We ...
... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,-Among the various subjects of contemplation that offer themselves to our notice there are but few of a more solemn character than that of a Bishop delivering his charge to his Clergy. And, whilst in the exercise of this most im- portant duty, the range of his address is not extended beyond the legitimate scope of pastoral superinlendance, the ...
... THE NEW POOR-LAW ACT, On Thursday night the Guardians-of St. George-the- Martyr, Southwark, held their weekly meeting at the parish workhouse, Mr. ANDERSON in the chair. Mr. FITCH, the Clerk of the Board, read the following document from the Poor-law Commissioners:- Office of the Poor-low Commissioners, pursuant to an Act of Parliament passed in the 5th year of the Reign of his Majesty icing ...
... MEETING OF THE DUBLIN TRADES' UNION.- MR. O'CONNELL.-POOR-LAWS. An extraordinary Meeting of this influential body wats held onl Sunday last, at whiichl resolutions were adoptcd,-expr Oifl determination to die rather than submit to the oppression o the Lords,- invoking the co-operation of every honest-man for obtaining Justice for Ireland,-deinosncing the 1 horrible abominations of the ...
... I The Liberty of the Press: it is like the air we breathe-if We have It not, we ?? Whig 7tosat. Every attempt to curb its'licentiousneis, otherwise than by the applica. tion of law, after an Offence committed, must likewise restrain its liberty.- Loan Jotr4 UtUNSaLL's Essay on the Constitedion, p. 458. IN 1819 the Tories passed those famous Acets of Parliament called the Six ACTS. These Acts ...