... r COMMITTED BY THE' GOWNSMEN UPON MR. SMITH, TSHE ANTI-CORN LAW LECT.URER. As we formerly noticed, Mr. Sidney Smith's first lecture in the theatre at Cambridge went off exceedingly well, having been enthusiastically received byalarge audience, highly res. pectableboth for rank and talent. Not so, however, the second, which took place on Tuesday evening, the 14th inst. The ringleaders in the ...

... ] HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY 7. BEER-BILL. Lord PORTMAN wished to know If the Noble end Learnied Lord Iwho had a snotion for to-.night onl the subject of an alteration of the ?? hill, would have any objection to postpone the discussiots of ithe subject to-night in connequence of a notlee standing on the voites of the other House of Parliament, for diseussing the same meiasuire, to-mor- -row ...

... PUBLIC'MEETING AT WAKEFIELD. DEFEAT OF THE TORIES AND CHARTISTS. On jWednesday~last, a Public Meeting of the In- habitants-of Wakefield, convened on a requisition to Richad. lBurrell, Esq., Constable, was held in the Court-House, for the purpose of presenting a loyal and dutiful Address to her .Majesty, on the present state of public affairs. This meeting was distinguished by an attempt on the ...

... 1'O THE INHABITANTS OF BIRMINGUAN AND THFE PEOPLE OF EN(GLAND. MEN AND BlRaETUREN,-We, the founders of the Universal Suffrage Association of Birmingham, pre- s-nt ourselves to your notice at this important period of our sountry's regeneration; at a time when every effort should be made to enfranichiso the millions, and to obtain the rights of citizenship for all. IVe deeply deplore the ...

... UINIVERSAL SUFFRAGE. GREA.T MEETING IN BIRHIINGlAM, N Agees'ly to a resolution passed last 'week in the N tonal Convention, the meiebers of that body on 'dndavn last proceeded to Birminghba, per railwiay, ?? of Wehich was given in the town by placards, i Ait uig the inhabitants to asseirble. and to form a precessdon to welcome them, into the tow,.. In con- wequersce of the notice whic' hd ...

... b-i M? ! IC rkiLN'r. SATX GE 4LX= FF- u ES %iLAND.e BOLTON.-A public meeting of the Clartists of- this town was held in the Town Hall, LitrleBolto ts en Wedneaday evening. 24th of April, in aid of the Rev. J. R, Stephens s Defence Fund.' Mr. Dariel Diggle was called to the chair, and opened the proceedings of the evening in an energetic speech; after which James Brouterre O'Brien, Esq.; was ...

... , THE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE PEE1RS. Eight new Peerages have been created; for a reason which few would ?? discovered by their own unassisted sagacity, but which i4 thus revealed by bhe G/obe:-- We understand that when the Government deeided to ask a vote of confidence from the House of Commons on their Irish policy, they at the same time determined that if that vote should be carried, the ...

... THis coterie of Democrats, picked from the loudest brawlers and reckless revolutionists of their respective districts, continues to make itself the laughing-stock of the empire,-the squabbles of these two or three dozen agitators, in a hole and corner in Bolt Court, Fleet street, being daily reported by the Sun for the amusement of the public. A set of men more utterly destitute of prudence, ...

... * The Hlonourable Henry Fitzroy, only brother of Lord ,jSouthampton, w4s married on Monday to one of the beautiful andt id wealthy daughters of Mr. Rothschild. The bride wilhave £140,000. The Duke of St. Alban's is about to be married to Miss Gatbics, daughter of the late General Joseph Gusbbins. The wedding cake prepared for the miarriage of the ?? of Douso, was the largest known for some ...

... 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 ...