... ?? AND BeassIRMIGHAMA RAILRtOAD OPENED TO Tsmcns.-On Mon- day this further portion of the railway was opened for public travelling. On Saturday morning the train, consisting of about a dozen carriages, drawn by a steam-engine of 80-horse power, and conveying about 40 persons, the directors and their friends, the whole under the arrangement of Mr Creed, the secretary, started from the Euston ...

... T ruthk - falmp3. Paluehotoiu fZt MTDD nii:LATa piI VOl1SST DRA-8Q8CIDfY. As'much exciteinethas been oai ed bythe changing of the treasurerf th; s , ad as the public mind has been much abued yunfounded rumours, as. also by false Satements in them Stockpot'd~eriae?. the of ficerss deem itI to be a'duty incumbnt upon Qdim to lay before the public the'foluo*&ig brie tatisient of in b tacts-con- ...

... - *kOpeallenz. , }. WI~Lsm ~ eChiltern, iHawdreds, as they ae ca1ed, Sr a rdge ef ih ills in fttoefBess,.reabinsg ftm Tring, S llertfordoa.ixt to liely-on-Thames, iat the oaeuty of OxfoL e7o those hill~ z sa nencede nomz~inal ofliceof stewardauder the Vvowu. - A abe b£; tile sose of Commons is not at liberty to vacate ECs feikt, bt istitkeep it until ithe Parliament be dis- aed. The ee mtn ...

... TW 1MON DISPArfTf), AND SUDAtiY, OB Solia , Utf3m7. . l.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, l831. PkRORESS OF DEMOCRACY IN -. '' FRANCE. ALL thM different shades of national opposition | iave felt tae necessity of combining their efforts to obtain an idependent Chamber which understands better the honour of the country and the interests -vf the peiple. There has in consequence been Jst cons~tuted a central ...

... Ite-assenbling of tile Great RadI.- eal AS5ciation of MYarylebone.e , SE- l o-, -- : .-. . .. On Wednesday night last the most numerous, and by far the moat respectable, meeting of the Great Radical Asso. ciation that we ever witnessed, was held in the large room of the Mevhanics' Institution, Circus-street, for the purpose of considering the case of the Glasgow cotton-spinners.; At ...

... meetigofatbe Blth Workingn -';-, Y| O s' siadaeeinlg soi *a el rkhlditL the-;Tone ofythiosgcixdin, iihieo-w at snoizii osly attended. The meeting was the more intersating fromn the circumstanee of Mr. Henry 'Vinent, a dielgate from the London Working Men's Aesoniation, -having- addressed the meeting. The important matter wichweeas brsttght forward by the several speakers renders it neessary ...

... SAT URDA Y NIGHT. We have received the report of a, masterly speech delivered-by Lord Durham, on Tuesday last, at the organization of the North Durham Reform Society. We must reserve remark till next week, but we ask the reader's particular attention, meanwhile, to the fol- lowing extracts It behaved all of them now to put theer shoulders to the wheel- they must work, as others had done before ...

... Lat;)- est N'owreligA? ~lamelUgsence. I, , IS . ' me , . ',. ; I . , : . .. ,.: .r - - : PRANC M Oai-AcE OF PN6cxSst 1AzlsX-Thecelebiation of the marriage of the Princess Marie of f Orleans with the Duke -Alexander of Wurtemberg took- place on-Tuesday the 17th. Tha ceremony wee-clebrated at Trianon, in Presence ofthe King and Queen of the French the Kinig and Queen of'the Belgians, tbe ...

... GLAsGOW SPINNERS' COMMITTEE. We partic larly call the attentioil f our readers to the following letters. We iffleice - to see work- ing men making common cause ia the. call for even-banded justice.- To the Editor of the Lond Dispatch. Sa,-Permt me; through your journal, t4 impress upon my fellow-worIkmn the abesolute necessity of the assistance they may feel inclined to render the cotton ...

... , T1E Co-tvNG SESSION-PtEFA]RATOrY ?? O'Connell means to be in Dublin on the Ist of November, over to which time he wishes the meeting of the General Association to be further adjourned. It appears by a letter which he has addressed to Lord Cloncurry, that the learned gentleman avails himself of a wish expressed by that nobleman, that previous to the meeting of Parliament the Irish peers and ...

... AWISIMder q . 0--- - -- (From t he yr afns Grecian prince, th oracl of lelphros,aplaces his dnd under the eare -of a- shepherdw -I.s toader bring him up in the habits-of piie i lt the age of eighteei-the yougpring e itsde acquaint- ed with his real name and raek, afdintrod cdd at the court of Pyrrhus. Shortly afteis avbi the following conversation takes pl)n-between -Eva.- der and a commanding ...

... (To the Editor of the London Dispatch.) t Radford, near Nottingham, Oct. 9, 1837. Sin,-Having met with a statement, or more properly, a sa assertion, in the published report of the late Poor Law a Commission inquiry, wherein the evidence of Mr. Barnett, c assistant overseer to the Nottingham guardians of the parish of St. Mary, by questions put by Mr. Baines, the above assistant-overseer ...