... The shopkeepers and tradesmen of Leeds met on Wednes- day last, at the Court House, under the presidency of the chief magistrate, to make known to their Sovereign and the Legislature the deplorable circumstances ii which they are placed. A more respectable assembly of these important classes, or one more dispassionate in its temper, and more per- fectly unhanimous in its views on the subject ...

... Seamens6s Friend Society and Bethel Union. The twenty~second annual meeting of the above society took place on Wednesday evening last, on board the Sea- men's Chapel, one the Grove, Elijah Waring, Esq., in the chair, on which occasion a numerous and highly respectable company assembled, The meetingr, which was appointed to commence at half-past six, was detained some little time by the non ...

... P20VZNCZAEL ?? ir SOMERSERTSHIE, ir ToRY HoAxEs,-Some of the Tories of Bath have lately resorted to a new employment, viz., forging letters of invitation to private parties at the houses of inhabit. g. ants of Liberal opinions, :11 RevisioN OF THE LISTS OF PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS 3 OF BATIH-This revision closed on Wednesday. Its results id leave the constituency much as before. The Liberal and le ...

... 7Marliarnentarp 3Itel1(gecfe. HOUSE OF' LOltDS,-FaIDnsA. The corn importation bill was read a third time enfl passed; and after some other business, the house sdjoturneil. MON D)AY. The vhief business in the houise was the third rgading nld passing of the bill for imposing an addlitional duty on Irish spirits. I TUESDAY. The Earl of WNCHInLstsa gave notice that on Friday next hae woull preseot ...

... CHURCWH P&ISXOIRAZ-AZ. SOCIETY. The Sixth Annual Meeting of the Bristol Auxiliary to tha above Society took place on Thursday morning last, at the Victoria Rooms, Clifton, and wvas numerously and most respectably attended. The chair was taken by J. S. Harford, Esq. A fter the divine blessing had been implored, The CHAUIRMAN rose and addressed the meeting. He had been favourable to the society ...

... note ObotubatOr. NO0. X. Idem stp licium lainjctor optimis civibus, quod ego do scele. ratissitnds sumtpserim.-CItCCrRO. Of what character are we to consider the Itat prosecution, ycleped, forsooth, The Queen v.Ltcy ? This naming thio Queen prosecutor is, of course, a legal fiction ; let us not be led into error by it. If it be admitted there was much that was kingly, certainly, in looking at ...

... CONSERVATISM, CORN LAWIS.18, AND CHARTISM. EXTREMES MEET, says the adage, and never was the truth of the saying more strikingly manifested than in the relationship in which the extreme Tories and Chartists have for some time stood towards each other. The ulterior aims of the two parties are wide as the poles asunder, and yet that has not prevented a series of the most singular coincidences ...

... Wleeting of Hlarbour Committee. 11'1,1 . 1 1X o~t I'ltirlrreehrgl, d/rty 13. Od T-1ellitivoos, P'rei. Oll II A R11t0 U O t I M I It ttireot' e rr r B. Is A Report wao Lend ?? tire Srbh.Cotioiltteile, irppoioted oil the ICth ct Feb ruary lost, 0tltoe oujejtoft oth IsSggestionis foritilelraitproeeoteot of oor liarbtir, the ?? to tile Heiad by Proviost litoille. Tbe Ljr Committee, after ...

... 1MAIUXSCHAL CLLEG> I AND UW1TVERlSIT. Oiu Friuley~ ith Ist Autrh, rtse ltIvgr't't, f A.AI. winuta'tttfatt' l ?? taut tlie telt~isniig L'tItttisllaltes, attic Kvtiutihi~iitetu If E VtIt ' LIsleIIts oIf' Stli torict ?? tuie Mirai Phil:ioptshtiy miii t1tgt, li u tsnu silt ldt's e_ poilln Atetititter Attaim Lesehlta. tutu,, itteit' Alt-,'ie'e'a. .he'tit Besti, (itetelesie 'tletiitii MLi,ritsmtig, ...

... . - r , 1 4 . . ? . I A v I r., gi? I I q, ?? 1? I'll, ?1? lo , M !o , I I nrkRaNmRs, oil vEr, MAJ;ETY FROM ' t.ONDON, i TUIE ICOYAL SQtTAV1tON INT Tilt FR~TU4. lt hI itNi'lliii0 ii ji'i'ttl'l'i II,, Gii ?? li ltvi i tI wh l'v't.i iin i (it, it . i' , t i ?? Ait u ti ?? I .mti utti ii- . ' t i'ii i'tiiilm ' IIIit'i I i.Y 'ita lvi thi [It ttr h. I.'I'.hl,i'i ttC il'''kth I hti ll , ?? ll ...

... *30111rotic 111tviliqn1cf. ?? ?? ?? ?? _ - - - -I t rrom the London Gazette. I WiN'sotI 04A01.0, 3itN. I. IRSo Royal lliglnnes. Prinice Albeit tias brau pleased inp npinit 31t- jor.Geneeal Williami Wcuiyo4 to ho Clent, ir~in to trio tirel uttigh- Doss. ENGLAND.Z. ceis'ed unnder~ the conventiona, a donation eqoal to One yn',nr's tonutnt of' the tdfion allnwvance ktnown hy the naleoo mtf ?? ...

... DontUtic Entrilftoec,. ENGLANPD. H~ER tAJESTY'S L~sEVE.-A levee was held or, Wednesday afternoon at St. James's Palace. Being the first this season, and since thre birth V ?? of Wales, It seas oumecrously attended. There waos a great f number of persons assembled in the Park, to view the Rtoyai Precession C and the arrivals for presentation. The following noblemon and gentlemen amoong many ...