... . - ?? -- Dirty streets6 warmn winds, and most people who 6an'get awvy amrusing themselves in the country: this is a short his- torv of{he town during the last weed of the year 1842. They who have remained in townhave hbad perhaps, rather nore iban the augl quantity of news to discuss, when it is consi- deted, that Parliament is not sitting, nor any distinct notion entertained of Government ...

... THE WHOLESALE KJICTMENT SYSTEM AGAIN. The following article from the Giasgow cilrc7nee would really induce one to asik whether, in truth, the laharisrg population of this country have any rzht, countenianced by the lawrs nf the lanid, hesi~e3 the right to bear op. Fweosioe and to ?? ron? Because men refuce to barter ttheir health and energies for an imodequiste remnueratlon, the strong arm of ...

... c.- (! -,R. S ?? ~e F This lady, who has followed her sister (Mrs. Butler) in the laudable attempt to saei'stbeir-father'fsproperty in Covent. garden Theatre, by the exertion of her talents, has also, lilke her sister, 1eft:'the :staget on here narriage.; We aresorry that her leave-taking shbuld';h'ae been accompanied by the unpre. cedehtedl''suspexisibii' of the; privileges ?? have, been in. ...

... ANTE-CORN-LAW MOVEMENTS. BETHNAL-GILEEN. A meeting of the asembers of tbe Bethinl-green Anti-Corn-law Asso. ciation took place on Monday evening, at the Hope Tavere, Pollard's-row, Bethnal-green, for the transaction of business, James Goodwin Esq., in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting having beeis confirmed, reports were read from several of the collectors, describing their exertions ...

... THE COMPLETE SUFFRAGE CONFERENCE AT BIRMINCHAM., GO Tutesday, moraing the Conference commenced its sittilgil hesre roomm in !ewhall-street. At tet o'clocktthe Delegates begansto arrive, and. in a Shott time the room was filled by men from all parts of Englund and Scotla di. At half-pstiut ten o'clock thle Reverend Thomas Spiencer, Bath,; rose and said lie thought ithere were a suffiient iomber ...

... ACUIBENTS AND OFFENOES. A melancholy accident hnappensed at the Steventon railway station on Wednesday last. It appears that an active man of the name of Charles- Ward, 19 yersraofiige, was employed as aii assistant by tise-company, anti on the arrival of one of the luggage-trains, about I or 2 o'clock in the- morning, be-very imprudently endeavouredto, get on the step of one of the, trucits ...

... SPARRINC. 1..THE CHAMPION OF ENGLAND AND TNE AMERICAN GIANT. On Wednesday evening, Caunt, the pugilist, who assumes the title of Chbmpion of Eng land, simply because,in the preselt degraded state of the Iting, there is no member of the fraternity who could be relied on to fight out hn honest battle for the distinction-took a benefit by an exbibi. tion of sptarring-at the Natienal Baths, ...

... Run1IG. INTILIIBRN . FRANCE. IThe prhiicilsul bject for comment in the Par paiseprs is still thte recent Thordonnce for the re-appointment of a Privy Cdluticil~ j4smeasure fe of thejournrls disapprove of it, though ?? obiection! s raised as to its details, and:to the manner in which ittias becredhut'oin effa',-viz., by royal oidonnaitee, instead of in the first instttlhrouhtbe chambers. The ...

... F~RI~ -AFFIRS. ?? - The Paris ?? of the w vie contaib little 'news ot interest. * Tuesday's papers announce that Xte King of Sardinia 'had conferred on N. de Lesseps, the Consul of Fra1tt-Barcel-' lona, and M. Gatier, comt.Uander of the French NaNi'MSLaxion, the Csose'of St. Maurice, as. testimony of his Majesty'4j!aI4 fation with their conduct towards Sardinian subjects.ndtlriiy services ...

... I BRITISH PUCILISM. We insert with great pleasure the second letter from .4 True Briton; the pen whence. it emanates is now well known. and the writer has been long famed, not only for his attachment to all the hardy and invigorating sports of the field,.but for the graphio manner in which he has portrayed them inbthe. periodical sporting literature, of our day. As a magistrate he has ever ...

... As everything connected with the working of this most unpopular impost likely to be interesting to the public, Nye insert the following LETTER FROM THlE sECRETARY OF STAMIPS AND TAXIIS TO THE SURVEYORS. Stamps and Taxes, London, Dec. 8, 184S. Sir,-The Board baving reason to apprehend that some of the surveyors have misunderstood theblass with reference to assessmentsunder schedules A and B in ...

... JANUARY. tesa ?? I. A Dutch auction takes place at Penton Ladl, the seat of Lord Huntingtower, and every moveable article it the place is sold in a few hours. * 3. Her Majesty's ship Conway passes no channel from China, bringing two millions of dollars part of the hinese ransom. Accident at the ship-buildini yard of Messrs. Scott and Ce., Greenock, when a number of .ers,`ns are drowned through ...