... C O N SU DIP w T ZO N. CALen STUREitY was about to be married to Ellen Fairman, the f daughter of an exemplary clergyman into whose establishment i he had been received ns a tutor, and the twentieth birth-day of s the young lady had just been celebrated in the domestic circle amidst innocent joy and bright anticipation. The lover thus proceeds with the touching narrative:- l We met on the ...

... DO1?STX?i Z?T?LL?GENC?J. IrPartIALI PAsrr.lzsxoesr.-At the Privy CounIcil held ois M\onda~ry at Windsor, it weas ordered icy her Majesty in Council, that the present parliamnent, wvhich stands pro- rogucd until Thlursday, the 10th ultimo, be further pro-. roguned until Tuesday, the 14t1h November next. The Earl of Derby's estates in Fliutebire are to bei brought to the hammer at the close of ...

... jarlitamentatn -)ntelligence. HOUSE OF LOEDS-TIUnRSDAY. fc TIHE GATMS or SOMINATJT1I. t0 The Marquis of CLANRICARDE submitted a motion con- C temnnatory of Lord Ellenborough's famous proclamation relative to those gates, also censuring his conduct with re- V spect to Lord Auckland. rt The Duke of WELLINGTON defended Lord Ellenborough. ri The Bishop of LLANDAFF did not think Lord Ellonbo- a ...

... of ? arb ?ol?ton? The remarks in our last week's paper, in reference to ab the snpposedr remains of Edward Coiston, have elicited lix the following communication from the writer of tisenO- an. tice whichappeared in The Mercury of the 9th inst.:- tec Dristol, 19th September, 1 543* 501 EDWAIID OOLSTON, THE PHILANTiIROrIST. tin To the Bditor of The Bristol ?eroUWY? hil Sm-As you were so obliging ...

... .& Z t X a t 6 A .4 I 't 'mCVAic i'Atltli'gilt'ef. Deowahk SUMec, Det. 24. The Queeo hla% been ?? piorteada to naminate and ?? b Major-CGeneral, Alexandeir George Lord Sultaln, 0t COMtPunOn Olf thle Mest Hionourable NMilitavy Oriler of the Basth -,Colonel Itohelt, IiartiOy. Of the 49th foot, with the locali rank of Major-0 ltnrat Ill Itndia e nd Colonel Jantes Mtimes Schoedde. of the 99ttti ...

... C tiu or a ('ti Sc To A.A ).-TIw Alimn of thie dlormniiait party of time C'hulrch lhane nt ilenth heeti fiolly stated to ?? House of I n Comtmonii; thorv Imvo fotni the snihiject of a dlispass(ionate and . protractete(littlsioim ; anil they have heeit ultihately rejei~ted bly a IIInre nmajority. I Tihe qestioln ons ?? forward, on Tueoal.y weeA, by :lam s Fox ililo, who moviedl thait tihe ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINQS. - - - a' t. 'JO iThursa'iy, Noiveilo'i' P. 'The Council Illet to.day, for the flt 't litle since tile late leaw clue. u IC tiol, laitith- ('l.AlIO, till' Oily repoalotingl Magltrate, Occupied tho 1e ie chair. ol 1. 'l'be nietilig Wivs opened by the RVV,. Silmoll Aioitit 1ali, of the East !d C'hlret. with a vety tptroprlate pri'yer; after w1icilitle Cleril lad theW oc ...

... 5waistir yryluffigma. - - - ENGLAaND.' 'I 'h G'iO.1 Iti k &,iitichrtl ti'aulowitscilt of aitsil int ilacl;-j wvnil to Sunday mnornmitng, anil wemis rett oilt I isnditig hy the liui ttt Mjtmlsm-r, limeroms lBr'tunow. Omit'Cioverttin ?? 00onofte Adomiralty tlest'lgtera to Voolwich otl Fr'liyav, to o'lder timi mmtmtimorities there to dispatch her MaUjcesty's steamiser ltghtmlu'tx to Rlotterdiamo ...

... k, II , I g ?? . Th le Pviawie~s .iianuaia. whose tandi 'vso supp~osedlL to, 1vo ilteill [loI objetJC ol'tiie P'r! nces v'ovtig, was unfortuilatily seloed with thet jinut. dice befotoethe atrival of the 11do PVoie fin thoe harbour of IRio Janeilro ;and thelkirueiiia cemos to haole ost no tielto Xin otioin and witi. ?? a younger niember at the 0 mperiol House. whoase beauty and ...

... ('i,6i.MVI'A-AluN HUAb A ?? .i louarl M -iiic il' Ii i t Ii. ?? c c i I ..Is bee . (I it y-the, Prnow t !I ill Ib. i;l:,I . Iit are i 'i t 1I it',od It w ?? li'itih iimi l itrt InI' ?? uet rei rl it. illt i i. l ie JIII-t Iart L(1 IV1101w 'll imelrlOYI, Thu rftcelds oi the t4l e Sir 4p11 lii ;tie t : ,n'ii l i t l tilulltile whe fi , tilci' Titi illon it ?? sitii,10 Viit e (I, lii 'ccii vlii ...

... . -- ?? -- V.1111itilliviltiMl I-ouseo of Lordsm. Mondaty, Aporil 1(1 ?? ?? Wjished i tm-L trim e.thiolaie of the exileflgo of' tile Vim- ?? L owe'r poroposed~o t) ho svrelov mlt tire new H ousoes of Parlllolemet. I'rorol t II plat', it n II pea re, ?? I IIo lit, gh t of the Ituber ?? ) be t out'I tli proportion IO tito riost of' tire boildleg. Ilie hopied thet core would be tol~en toI revi'e ...

... Agricultural Intelligellce. SiPAt5E HLSVIANDRY. \te hii tile toitot. ltig suggestions as to o, prolitoble Meothiod' of illd Ing employment for labolurers out of work, and, at tile same time, of Inereasing the iluantity (f food III tho country, II% tile last numnber of the (iasowooj Citicen, fromn the pen of Sir Frallci, A. AlackenalO, Bart.: Ilaving read the discusatoli which lutely tool, ?? a ...