... LORD LY'DEIURST & SIR R. PEEL. A sharp conitest has been carried on by the metropolitan press on the subject of conservative disunion, and many in- genious speculations have been put forth; or,:perlhaps, we might tsor~e properly say, many ?'aofs have been asdduced, shlowing that a division in the enemy's camp really does ex- ist-that there are, in fact, various grounds of jealousy and ...

... FROM FRIDlA'Y'S & TUEFSDAY'S (tAZETT'I'S. or Is d. of ill of hat :0, to or in. or tNnOLXtNT5. George Daniel, Thanel-place, Strand, bill broker Edinarsl Andrew,, Beresferd-street, XVntwarlh, schoolmaster Elizabeth Leseis, Aherganeney, builder t5anl 3.. litedlorsl, Percy-street, Tosten ham-court-read, i?us?c.seller. uxtiinttut'rcx- 5SICEROEIIED. William Cras-eti, llorsfor h, Yorkshire, patier ...

... the ?L9t1?0t? 3?O?t%4 1,ON.DON, 'rtesrday, D)ecernbei6 . stac rmu is mentioned as preralent at Paris,. dthat ?? Nicholas isinsane. It isstated -i teI inB the ~Augssnmg Gazett~?' that hils Chambertlain, j- btlti rloff, has arrived at PiranLfiort, atid that the--t~rand' i 9|~^irdtal 'who shad -made pzreparations to remain) in = city 2-';vr the.winter, has been. directedl to retjurn iinnm; ha-et. ...

... TSo the .Editor of the Bristol Mercury. Ssa,-A most extraordinary meeting w as convened in this town yesterday, by the, so called, liberal friends of the church. It ap- peared that l5 gentlemen had been recommended to the Lord Chancellor, as fit and proper persons to be trustees of the dilferent charities belonging to this townl, seven of whom are churchmen, land eight dissenters. ?? ...

... ?1 1[e ?Lon?on 3j?ot%. LON DON, 'mutswaiy, Noveinber29. AT~lRID papers to the 20th inst. announce that the Cortes hlave at lengath ?? RodLil Ofthe conim~atid tf e urisc nad transferred~ it to) Riheiro ; a step lo cll iw1 thle verr qitestusoa5she chiwa *ctci ?? of Rodi; ?? la sett Badajor. t° hse triiel. Atis ix ha likiewise liee . 'novedI front his c)i!nittind.e Th1e governmient knewv &tliistt ...

... ed -:THE, BALLOT. er The Morning Chrcanicle mentions a case which strikingly s-exemplifies the necessity for the protection of the ballot. It n, may be remembered that Colonel Bruen was accused of dexercising the foul influences upon the Carlow electors, Idt and persecuting those w ho resisted his will. These charges 1the denied with the customary flourishes. An action has, in hoeebeen brought ...

... M ISCELLANO iS. itt I SUE tWAIN tU U 0. MONUMENT TO MRS. IIEMANS, TUE Pont-san-The mo- nument consists of a Grecian tablet in statuary, on a black ground. In addition to the statement, Feuds Hemane, died May 16, 1835, aged 41, the following beautiful end appropriate lines are inscribed thereon, from her own solemn effusion, known as 'rho Dirge:- Calm on the Isesarn of thy God, Fair spirit ...

... To the -Editor of the Bristol Mercur. it0';Every right-thinkiflg person must applaud the prin'ciple oif beokicrg additional places of worship, where the wvants of the rltipe~requiiw greater accommodation for that purpose. 'Bust siet .securjty have we that chusches svi~l be buit- in the right nisres~ enid Ibtit the money subscribed wiii not be used merely~eo ?? particular individuals and ...

... To IAe? Editor of ilie Bristol Mercu? .IR, UW v sil ?? of arsetalt- d a thseeig when in w alked a'youing man, dressed in a smock-frock, and rather the worse for liqufor,'as may be gathered from the mode in which he accosted the persons lin the~ shop- Good evening, gem'snenl I have just been havingkalithelblue beef and some beer, d'ye see. True blue for ever ! I have just been wvith Aldermanl ...

... GREAT WESTERN RAZLWAY. Wve extract the followving interesting particulars-of the above underetak~itur, from the Roilwvay Ala~gaziale for thse present montha- ]I. Direc tion ofe tile Line .i places approazched tly ?? near the western) extrenhirv of' O3xford-street, London, the line p:isses Isv Acton, Eawliug, flanw^ell (c rossingf the Brent by a via- ducet), to Southail (throughi the cattle ...

... CHRISTMlAS EVE. Gentle reader, to-morrow's sunl will light thee to a general holiday. Friendily greetings wvill again pass current, and the joy of unstinlted congratulations weill be ushered in by the ringinlg of bells and the pipingf of those ancient friends of' thisiuthe *vaits. The holly and the raisletee n'ill again decorate the windows, and the kitchen-beams of social custom-mlongers, and ...

... tbt_?iout?on_4?%t? - LI)NDON, '['aWay. Dece:nber 1.3. JI ecca ed Spain, the Carlist General, Garner, has by thc cci him d.focces of' Gencrals Nor- 01d ilierto, a ad his sii fhivt1ii a coiiipletc defeat havi ao I ? cial to ahaii don h s hiiigage, an J, iii all proha1ciliry? of the hooti' lie had aiiias'ied in his previuiisI? - 'Ii ilili't'55. ?? C Coites liii ?? again salem ii v ililSiOs- at ...