... T TO ThE RADIC AL REFORMERS OF THE | BURY DISTRICT. FEIIuW COUNTRVXZ.I;,-YOU have deqided, through your representatives, to have a Grand Moral Demno,,stration ou Kersal Moor, to take place on tbe Saturday in Wbitsun.week. Let that demonstration be effective as far as aumbeys are on dersed ! Let every working ma>> and every working mar's son above fourteen years of age, be present, to swell our ...

... T~bDINI.7~R2B5FROM - . I ., - s X~bU~a$* F2O - ?? Chmronic Ofel, Tucsdey, r ,dree o'Olock. . An insurrection or 17menee of a pericus kind bag once more broken out in thestreets of Paris. it wa's cenenrenced about half-past three on Sunday, I by tbree 'hundred individuals, who Iave succeeded in alarming the'capital, eousing the-ffusion of much ' blood, and ptrbaps producing grave political cor- ...

... PUBLIC MEETING AT NOTTINGHAM,4I TO ELECT A DELEGATE TO THE NA- TIONAL CONVENTION,IN THE PLACEI OF DR. WADE.: YAbrihdged frost the Noet ng/tram Review) On Monday week, a public ireeting was held in the MN'arket-place, Nottingharn, when Mr. Barber was called on to preside. lie briefly addressed the 1 meeting, stating the subject for wnich they were a isecnbIed, and requesting that every person ...

... FOREIGN INTELUGENCE.. PORTUGAL.-The Queen has been attempt- ing to act the part of the French tyrant on her own small cal;.he has been defeated, hovrever. Neither from the court party nor a coalition could an administration beformed, and at last she was compelled to give a carte tlnndao to the Baron Robeira Sabrosa, leader of the left or Septembnrits. Several ships had appeared in different ...

... ; W ,EEKLY- GOSP-. -oal Pit Erplonon, Bradford.-On Monday, as three'ol- liers (whose iapies wie bavo not beard) were descending a coal pit of Low Moore, it was discovered that the fire damp was coming upon t hebn. Two ufdsh 'nen who wete experi- enced in these matters. lowered their candle in the socket of their safety lamps, but the thitd Dian being. an inerperi- enced and raw collier,-blerw ...

... ,, , 1- , - . ?? ' - . I I - I,, p O rrfip. _ ; ,. , '-ON DON, THURSDAY. !vt Te THE NEW MINISTRY ?? yusotrdaynt for thi e Duke of We lingo D who ivaited on he' Maesty. His visit woe hort.- His mlt grate immediately afrwards repaired to Sir Hobart vo Peel, and the right h.broepoceedled forthwith to W the palace,. wheret is understo he received her Mla ov jestye commands for [te formation of a ...

... | i~i~tt 0f tgr' vulilt ouva 110. [BRcITANNlA,3 Pni It is as wholly unnecessary for us to describe,th 6 as it would be wholly impossible to exaggerate, asse athe public disgust at the present crisis. We have, hay, 9in thle course of the same week, Ministers declar- e ing- that they were wholly unable to carry on thle tile IVGovernment, and replaced in thle Government by e '~the mere dictate ...

... DJ.EFllAT OF TIIE W111GS. BIISToI.-IPursuant to tie ordereis'ued from Down- ting-street an attempt was made in Britol on Fridlay to create a bad feeling towards tihe Consotrvative party, by tbe propagation of a series of gross falsehoods r against Sir Robert I'eti. 'lihe cry of the Mornt-isg t Cronile that * the country, from one extremity to the other, is hi miotion, on account of the insult ...

... NOW, NOR MAY.D4y; 1839. - pirls wonder vwhysilly'nlen and wumcu n nu, UW 4IU rMI i 'anid dream' of fio ettrorrmoreahidbidih- heaven: than tllat .oliw ichlthey.gbolA-No-do 1on 'dened ho ,. .spring up agaiw 0llhesrtand .withered eltions bloom . y7- apothei pspop.-r Nowvo te veritable Cockney .poss~ess theelas ,',of .little p ,of, t ahq blUne rOIIU$I - oiu Londo, t -d those w iotld acleie ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS. - - ~MONDAY, MAY27 Tfig Lord 'Cha,.celfor~took his set On tile ?? -tr~am ~oydIi ia oth rpeifi' fvour of.uair fr~r H ~han, a~d ord ~ouActn prsetted 129 pe- | titi ...

... |Messrs Peter W. Deaseeand'Thomas Simpson, in the service of the Hon. Hudson's Bay Company, have reported, under dates of the 15itr and 20di September, 1839, from Port Confidence, on the Great Bear Lake, the incomplete success of their expedition to the eastward during the last summer, in consequence of the extraor- dinary deviation of the ice. Much, however, they say, had been done, to ...

... GRMICTULTURE, &c. G1ENERAL AGRICULTURAL RELPOUT FOR APRIL. From the commencement up) to about the 20th of this montI the ntmospherie temperature wes, for the period of the year, eold and ungeniial, which, and, tlie cold northcetiastrly winds, matelially oibsttructel the grow I hof the wheat plants, and in famt of the whole vegetable creation. Snbqequently to tbe above dalte the weatheri has ...