... ¶rowlr - c0U!fCIL. ?? i V WV Wt e - ?? :THIRD ,ADJOURNED> QUARTERLY MBEETflG. . f y COcrNcCri HOtS2,. T.c~russihtls Dec. 8, 1836. the 2nd insteat. -The bissiiieSStrIinsicto& embraced a variety o f subJests, but, as notbing of particulir interest transpired, wve shall,- a~s mutch easpossible; condiense -0tr report of the proceedings.z s' IPaOVgM5gt~OT, P OROUG8PARES, . M~r. Castle isquired ...

... CHIARTER OF THE LONDON UNIVERSITY. This charter, whsichs received the royal signature a short time ago, has Just been pulblished in the London papers. It is accompanied by a letter to the Earl of Burlington, as .Chancellor of the New University, fromt Lord John Russell,. .in which the following sentiments deserve a record :- You may be assured that on my part I shall esteem it an ho-I flnour ...

... Soe tew Zncidenlts, chiefly of :Local X!terest, of the Year 1836;. JXAtSUrAtf-£. Second mneeting of New Town-Council: MNr. dans Melected as mayor; Mr. Sergeant Ludlow, as town-clerk; nd r. Garrared, as treasurer. - 7.i Notice of' Mr. Daniel's non-acceptance of offlice posted a dL Ml \eeting of Town-Council: Mr. Fripp elected as mayor!; * eivra his celebrated inaugural speech, though, as he ...

... LONDON, TSWILsLAv, D?m? '?IIE most important statement co no' the ? tamed in the Paris ? ? ?cll?? papers of su?' ?t, infortunatelv, d?ubtf'ul), is cni;?ed froa11j> ?? Bordeaux (It the 17th. That atatenien ? isv, after a very warm action, the CarIists? ?? tile Billaoa, on the night of the 13th h? ?,eJ ? the next morning, at the head ol lib d? ?*?e the were the reports at Bayonne on the ? p ...

... A BAD OMEN FOR THjE CONSERVATIVES. ?? the Bucks' 'Conservative dinner a most ominous inci- dent occurred. Mr. Benjamin D'Jsraeli hzad just thrown himself on the indulgence of the meeting assemblled for the esupport of the Tory cause, when the flow of his eloquence was interrupted by the hreakinc down of a chair. Let it l not be supposed that Mr. Benxjamin D'Israeli's throwing s himself on the ...

... THE FIRST OF SEPTEMiBER.-A FftAaME~T. Jotirnnltaof .Proceedisigs on the First of Septemiber ntaft Edited by -Jonathan Dtigpins, Esgn Up at sis2.Told irs. D. I'd got woerry pressingo business at Woalwich, and off to Old Fish1-street, sihere as werry sportinig breakfiastr c~osisttng of jog~gedl hare, partridg ...

... 2?HR ?L4 TEST INTELLIGENCE. , I L IONDON, FRlDAY- MOa~R!;NG PCn 1MoNeav MsasgT-r Ci~yS/T~wsday Eveniag7.--Great stea- sh --didess has prevailed a.a tle ?? fixchange, but the mar- r~t 'is not.tite, so fin ~esedy The parties who U ?? i~ad great exertions to- raise the price of Corisoiza when at i -the kalwest poi-.of dep~i'siotd, hlave recently,. it aippeaers, tb * realized theroft~nade,,.which ...

... SATURDAY, D,?cE.1iRz?n SI, ]S30. .}|To-ztoaorwo we shall enter on a N~ew Year!T The cir- ricunistance dcmndaus, at our hands, a review of thle past, and su *gests hopes lor the futuree. In the annals of Bristol, orte y a 3eighteeni hundred alnd thirty-six will ever be me- ox taoiaile: 'e venture to predict that the future historian of |our cite will point to it as an epoch, and wvill date from ...

... ERISTOLr.IN?IWTION. - TAwo lectures have baen'dldeiaetvd'this weekatU the Philosdphical Iiasricnsion, Park-stre'et.-btle Rev'J3otn Willianme, on the Poly- n esian Islands, in-wshfclshelhas-fesideifor 13 S yea rs as ds missionary. jhr Williamns possesses' ah oniarged mind and a philanthr~opic -spirit, combined witha ?? and-of science; and'he has profitably employed lsistalents'ini deseloping a ...

... 3rJstoi ,.A ?? Soelety. . - he furthexhiitioo~rie co~ctk, for coqispetieitn lbr the pre., .rdiums of'hris society, tookc place jresterdy pat the New .Catele Mt !k~eW the day was remnarkably propitious, and there was ajarge sasesembiage o f gentlemen interested in the culirivation of the; soil, anid of farmers from the surrounding sseighbpaurhadd. Thfe show .WAS universally considered to be ...

... LONDON, Tuesday, ?? 20. latest advices from Portrigalette are of On tlr C fol OWl rig ilav Esriartero was to air )tirrr dash op in Bil?oa, ?vlriin lic engaged either to K e ii (? o perish in tie at terirp t. We fear there arc few ?he t?ilCC0'5 CeilL-rIllS reserved for adcath so glor ions. em oclesa, it is pos?iblc U at he will en deavo rip to re- * ?? in nba r:rcter hx ?? Ii rig tie ?? rI ists ...

... is only necessary to refer to the observations of Felix Farley of Saturday last,' to convince every unprejudiced person how utterly futile are those arguments which he has endeavoured to enforce upon the Bristolians for their benefit but; in fact, for the benefit only of those who are termed the Severn Navigation Company. His argument is that, as it is only proposed to deepen the Severn for ...