... THZ SNOW STO?X? 211 (romt Ike Londka Papers of Wedn esday and Thursday.) The heavy fall of snow in and around the metropolis during Christmas nigrht appears to have extended over every part of the kingdom. Never before, within our recollec tion, wvas the London 'or malstopped for a whole night at afewv miles from London; and never before have wre seen thte intei-coisrsebetween the southern Dn ...

... LONDON, Tuesdlay, December 27. r I Madrid governmlent has blroken faithi with thle de- .-pit ies from V~enesuela, r elative to the recognition of thc i,tdepettdence of that part osf the old Spanish American .-,in~ies, avid (General O'l eary and Soublette have given the negotiation in ctespair. The Mexican dete-ate still reiil a lljl t iMadrid, en~tertaining' souste faint Jsopves of an tar [ ...

... TO( GE'ORGE(i EDDIE SANDERBS, ]AND RICHARDL ASH, ESQRYS. ?? uncil- Saas,.I cannot avoid feeling that I have cause to comp]ain of I the language of your letter, addressed to the editors of the Bristol to To- newspapers, of Saturday last. You say,- We can only express our regret, that a person moving in a respectable station of life, should have ventured so grave a charge on any ground, other ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TI-JR LATEST INTELLIGENCE. - 0 f - ?? 0LOND-ON, FRtDAY Moanecar. Another Attemt pt to A3ssas,5inate the K8ing of France. - OP.$NIN7G OF. THE FRENCH CHXAMBERS. [From the casmes.) We received last night thne Paris papers of Tuesday, anti letters from our correspondent 'in that capital, containing the particulars of A New attempt to Assassinate the King of the French, andbhis Majesty's speech on ...

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... FROMf FRIDTAY'S & TUESDAY'S GA4ZETTES. :C INSOLVENTS. o Edmund Dowling, King-street, Tost-er-hill, grocer af Richd. Carruthers, Lower Thamnes-street, cheaseinoiigcr d John and Gcorge Wirnble, llaidstone, wharfingers. . B~AN:!ERUPTCY AaN'NtrLEn. e George W~ood, Preston, draper, and tea-dealer. sANgiti;RUs.-FiinAY'. e Jas. 1i)ckeson, Fish-st.-hill, oilman, to surrender Jan. 3, Feb. ?? 3, at ...

... 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 ...

... B8ORO UG H R ATE'. [l A meeting oF the commrittee appointed by the towrn-council er, eatv to the intended borough rate, was held the 23rd, at which en the following deputations attended: from Hedmiuster, Mzr. Gou l- ilstone; the District, Messrs. Davies andl fraine; and from St. OP Philip and Jacob, Messrs. Slade and Maule, by invitation from 45 the Mayor, bitt nto person attendcd on behalf of ...

... BRIsTOLq A4ND GLOUCESTER RAiLW~sAY. Stidll To babe Eiditor of the Bristol Mlerzeurye. L- AR,-Iteretedas I am, in the prosperity of B3ristol, vonJ adS i crl desirous of promoting its welfare, I am anxious :ard, to direct public attention to a scheme, upon which very little has 'alk appeared in the papers, but which has5 assumed a shape, in my: ii at humble opinion, of no triflingr importance to ...