... SPIRIT OF -THE JO URNALS. - THE PENSION LIST. (Frorn the Observer.) The opposition to the ministerial proposal for in- quiry was founded upon the fact that, when an inquiry had been heretofore proposed into the merits of the different'pensions on the civil list, that inquiry was strenuously resisted by the present Chancellor of the Exchequer, and other members of the reform cabinet. Doubtless ...

... - Mr. Hlume has given notice of a motion for an early day, the subject of which is to relieve this country from 20,0001. annually, at present received by the despot of Hanover. As an item in the ac- count of profligacy-of the profligacy of the court of George 111.this sum seems comparatively trifling, and the parliament which relieved the Duke of Cum- berland from the care and education of ...

... ' The weekly meeting of the Association took place yes. *terday, at the Corn Exchange Great-Rooms .. . LAURENCE ESMOND WHITE, Esq., was called to the chair. RICKARD O'CONNELL,ESq., acted as Secretary, pio tem. %nul read the noinutes of the last meeting. The Chainran handed in IL. from Mr. James Furlong of the bironry of Forth, county of Wexford. lhe subscriber was admitted a member of the ...

... I Mtns.t II,'AL I 6oft .4aA1'O al LL. I .181m~it~,MO Though this Measure hassItisitre. to point o rrtritggle in, the CollIM4111 1and for thit msatteral~r itfe i in the Lo~ds), we Shall tcke this ocai f iin ur readers some account of it-i d.etails. l We-sat down to tbe per'usal Of the bill for this ?? mith a most pious burro of the awftl secrets which lie con- p1 cetalled under the MISS of ...

... 1ONATHANfANA. I-- ?? ?? ?? _. . i. . livery ;njngu tin e nlew vooviW is great,'rnes issd out. We, in thi~s id,. tne obok nJQ5 ou .romparisoo ; and Iunt 8ay ig aid dtisare I 119§ i-d d ingsare til III 'hevs thai 'the tran'actiuis of an at bill r ~ e to us. I he ollbwingre tuthe W,, ol, Olmu. Ih uloi extracts from the ?? al fhafforda 'Mtar13tio Considerable proof, a lt. -of our asficrtion:- gut& ...

... The correspondent of an evening paper states that tne dismissal of Simpson Hacket from the magistracy w*as merelyan act of tardy justice; that he had neither a knorv- ledge of the duties of the magisterial office, nor a capacity to acquire one. The following is an extract from the com- murication to wvirch we allude:- As I do not wish to charge him with any corrupt and wilful violation of duty ...

... MR. SHARMAN CRAWFORD AND THE ELEC- I TORS OF. DUNDAL& . To the proceedings at the meeting of the D)uncalk electors, held on Tuesday, we refer with unmingled satisfaction. They are creditable alike to both par- ties, and we most heartily congratulate them On the result. To Mr. Crawford they must be peculiarly gratifying. We think he put too rigid a construction on the resolutions of his ...

... DIRM TO THE COUNTY AN1D TTY LIM1R!CK I REPRESENTATIVES. l (From the Limrick 'Star.) This splendid entertainment, and testimony of public ap- probation of the conduct and efficiency of our present excel- lent representatives, took place en Monday evening, at the Northumberland Buildings, with all the eclat and effect that could bedesired. Upwards of 300 gentlemen sat down to dinner-our ...

... I MEDICAL CHA1IZT199 tLL-DR. PHEtLAN. I is In another part of our paper will be 'fund a letter it is from Dr. Phelan, on the subject of a bill bearing-the m r-above title,! which was introduced into the ?? of le a Commons by Lord Morpeth at the close of the last b; d session. Several articles had appeared in the FREE- g; MAN'S JOURNAL in reference to its object and inten- b' y tion. We ...

... in. On Thursday evening the friends of reform and liberal I ran principles in the county of Gloucester, assembled at a public I she dinner in Turner'sAuction Rooms, Regent-street. There re- were about two hundred gentlemen present, amongst whom ich we recognised several of the staunch and well.tried friends ian of civil and religious liberty. At about four o'clock the her chair was taken by ...

... With deeper feelings of anxiety for the success of our appeal than we have ever experienced in any address to our si readers, we claim attention for the advertisement to raise a fund in aid of the Irish election petitions, which will be found in the second column of our first ?? of a Saturday. We have already alluded at some length to the document referred to in the foregoing extract. It calls ...

... I NEW POOR-LAW-RIO)T AT BRADFORD. I (Frvoml the Bradford Observer.) A previous meeting of the guardians had been held in this towv, at which the itirr duetion of the new poor-law wa resolved on. Coisideiable opposition was manifested to this resolution by those who attended to witness the pro ceedings. The meeting was adjourned to the 20th instant, and, at ten o'clock, A.M , the guardians mnet ...