... 'FusUc - xr~m'ZWG IMN! KAUTIJDOIN bit I .: BWJE VOILf-L A8 I - ; I . ?? . . ' I On Wednesday a numerous and highly respectable meeting of the electors of Marvlebo6e. was held: in the largeq room of the Queen's Head, Great Titchfield-street; for the purpote' of taking in to consideration the propiletyk of petitioning the Legislature for a total repeal of the .cotdils .. Mr., Copy was called to ...

... DEMONSTRATION FOR. UNIVERSAL SUFP.AGE AT IPSWiHu. (Abridged from the Essex and Scffolk Times.) The appeal of the Working Men's Association to the Operatives of Ipswich met with a cordial response on Wednesday evening last. The spacious hall under the Literary Institute was too small to contain the numbers that flocked to the meeting, and hundreds of persons were necessitated to remain on the ...

... YAUIMOUTH ELECTION. A rather curious contest has just taken place for this borough. At the late general election the Whig candi- dates were Messrs. Rurnbald and Wilshere; the Tories, Messrs. J. Baring and Gambier, and at the close of the poll, after the most barefaced bribery on both sides, the Whigs were triumphant. Mr. Wilshere ,the lowest of the members returned, being 92 a-head of Mr . J. ...

... ESAT ,ME:TZG -IN NOXMICH. ('rotu a Correspoitdent o the ClHArPION.) On 'Wednesday afternoon, Juli Ith,i ISS, accordmg to:publie announcement,, a meeting of the weavers took place at the New Inn -ardens, Green Hill; the hand- bills calling upon the weavers to meet, expressed a iwish that as many as were permitted to remain outside the gaol wysuld'attcnd-the object being to hear the report of ...

... 'UPPER CANhADA The following proclamation of Governor Artliar has been issued inconsequence of the affray at Short Hills, It will be seen that all persons going, Xo or comiing from Canjada are required to give an account of themselves, and be provided with passports -PROCLAMATION.- By his Excellency Sir George Arthur, Knight Commander of' the Royal lianoverian. Guelphic Order, Lieutenant- ...

... -A ?? W, ,A. M ?? 1. I I . . ?? 'We. l tive WUdt' ' e w loFN ibis iwe. I 'The XrsL' as, tho. ?? RBosciw, whici- bought paipe,.rsfbm the .Uiited; IStiates~td the .26th ult., antd from' Cai4 I A ?? -e e aig arriv Liverpool on ThursdAy'night, ?? York letters And ~ipei~dio*nto tlib 2nii;; and eis.Qiiebgt Minatrea1,i Xqol,~Pgston,; ~aia.ohe jrad'pies~t ae Ate:- th~e.; however, add brt littie' ...

... Po3UMZV XJ3WU., FRANCE-The. Parisi Papers to Wednesday, influx five have arrived. They furnish lengthened detail of the ceremonies observed at, the College of :the Invalidi,on the intenreiit of Marshal LORAU. Marshal' WORaiui has been appowited to; the comman&d of the National Guard,;' i. the room 'of the depeasq4 'ohier;, An angry dis'udon 'is carry- ingoni between-the Frenih,*prjpssa some. ...

... WAR3!AGE Or GnOiGt xv. ANn an. FXTZHERNBEET. The Edinburgh Review, published on Saturday, says:- | We have received from Lord Stourton a letter re- specting our notice of Mrs. Fitzherbert's marriage; and we have much pleasure in laying before our readers a communication so creditable to the feelings of the noble writer:- To the Editor of the Edinburgh Review. Sir,-A mis-siatement, no ...

... C . I U U U i -I I , a $ t I Sg - Tint GREATLpQlD TH UR'LOTbrw had ?? sepompendator5 1ytter of ay. yg gentle- manifcE a.iving in' h~bs lord~ship~p'gI~. ?? ?? ,ie'.;rc~onWeader, ti.biktiae, g ztg paty, aid.to~is~seere. st~arynrithiwbose a&ttiipadace ~ie rarely 4i~sple~sd . ':'sl~owhim 4i's! Sthe 07,cxd t4 e'for prefermentf puthilfthreagh ifie. dof, ?? ss4 andi:redoln wlatw as'then ,chiesta e, ...

... THE MIDDLE AND LOWER CLASSES. Now that it is seen that there mwst be a fui'ther reform of Parliament, the Liberals, in once more opening their eyes to the necessity, are making a great fuss about the middle classes. The Chrniiit&, as first Whig organ, takes the lead. The two great propositions are, firsts that the interest of the middle classes and the interests of those beneath them ...

... FACTS, FA!icEg, AND tFICTIONS. I Ho,- -ftDa Prince GEORGE of CAMBRIDGR, who is on a tnree yearn touli has arrived in Lisbon, were he was rcgeived with all the honours due to his exalted rank. He has visited the lines at Torres Vedras, and other positions remarkable for British skill andt valour during the Peninsular war. The Prince travels under the title of Earl of Cul- Ilden, and has had ...

... vmp~ &~ABLI&LMDT.1 ?? HOUSF. OF COMMONS-JuLY 21 : So0fe petitions having been presented, and' sonmebills passed through a stageiwithout observation, the. order of the day W44 read fior the houi going ioto.cdminitteeon e MAILS O' LAlWAYS BILL, and Mi. WijLcE'6os0 to propose that it bie 'qommitted that da'y six utoutho . Ho thougtht the tjim ariived when her :Maesty's Covernbidnt si id bring ...