... d BANWELL.-At a petty session held at the Ship inn, on f Monday last, before W. H. Harford, chairman, F. H. Synge, T. oT. Knyfton. and Hl. F. Emery, Esqra., justices, Robert Nigh, of oh Wiuscombe, summoned by Arthur Hancock, of the same place, for assaulting and beating him at Banwell, on the l8th instant. was Sued 108. and costs, which wasiimmediatelypaid. J. Harse, _ of Weston-super-Mare, ...

... It is said-that some general announcement of the in- bentlions of the new government were made at a City meeting on Thursday. They were to the effect that it was the intention of the oabinet to prepare and Submit to the legislature Ia large measure of electoral reform,; to bring forward .a bill for altering the tbrm Of oath taken by members of the House of opoommons; and to propose at once, ...

... n e On Wednesday evening the Rev. E. B. Elliott, the learned aauthor of the H orc Apocalypticie, gave, in connexion With this association, a reply to the question, AIs the Pope's claim |to be. Christ's V icegerent on Earth the claim of Truth or False- . hood, of Chrlst's own really appointed Vicar, or of Anti-Christ. It was originally Intended to hold the meeting in the smaller of the ...

... BlAN WELL.,Our annual fair on Tuesday last was the most brisk we remember for several years past. The supply of fat stock was tolerably good, but not at all equal to the demand. Mutton yielded from 7d. to 7id, per lb., and beef from 46s. to 545. per cwt.; lean stock was also on the advance, End every- thing at all saleable was speedily bought up. The light-fingered .gentry were very busy on ...

... WESLEYAN REEORILMOVBMENT. A public tea meeting, in aid of the funds for the erection of a New Wesleyan Reform chapel, in Milk-street, took place at the Broadmeiid-lROOms, on Tuiesday evening. There wes a large attendance, the room being filled in every nart. After, tea a pulcmeigwee held, at which Mr. J. Wf. tlall presfded. A h~ymn having been aung, and prayer offered, , The .CHAIRMtAN in ...

... Radnor ?? Mawthill Tearne, Gent., to be sur eon. Oxford ?? E. F. Lambert, Esqr Bejamin E.,to be captains; W ?? MW. Dewar, dent to be ?? North Devon ?? PilneCaffin,!EahiLi1a Wyatohn Froudo Bellew, to .bo ?? John Dennis, to be ensign. First Devon yeomanry cavalry-Win. Rennet Coleridgej tboherb. Stowart Dykes, Arthor Hurme to he cerneas Exeter aid South Cevon rlde ?? Edmund SI PrideoUx, Bert., to ...

... THRE HEC HURRICANE, UPWARDS OF O~ENRL IE OTA S 20, Al a rdltedjtercn tr 5ldt hehatedn aatohsohe e C st; yter nsfi some o them migran vessels, perished amido-lbe fa OthIp ft4 gldanionintance more than 40 unfortan ?? L, tin' eetita'wergave. It would seenm that the eacreetorc ~st :hrriauewasfel onChristmas-eve, and after owes ig Of the gethe coast of Ireland burst over this country. The ...

... P7A3NCE.-The submarine telegraph reported on Thursday -The Russian ambassador has presented his credentials to the Emperor of the French. The ministers of the United States, Wirtemborg, Bavaria, Tuscany, Hanover, Baden, and Saxony, have received their credentials. The steam-frigate Zabrador, having on board Abd.el tinder and his family, sailed from Messina, for Syria, on the 27th nit. WEST ...

... 94f Nk :E 51AVDRDAY, JNIV~rdnr 1, 1-853- - Tax cabinet of Lord Aberdeen-meaning the ministry generally-islone of great ability, and there is reason to hope not one of great dubiety. It is hardly 'to be be- heved that men like Lansdo'wne, Russell, Granville, Molesworth, Cockburn, Villiers, and Osborne would join a governmet at any-sacriflce of principle!. The natural inference is consequently ...

... TUESDAY, Ja7L. IL.-CT/ie Rev. il'. Mirueleoise in the Chad'i). M~r. Ayre r eferred to four cases of persons receiving relief who had wmrk, and requested Mr. Room's attention to it. Mr. Mlalard collector, was called in to produce his account. Hcelsated to the board thlat he had closed the October rate 1851. Mr. Ayre wished to know from Mr. Mallard if some persons paid oniy a portion of the rate ...

... SATURDAY, JANtARY 29, 1853. A FRESH aspect has come over the state of affairs in France. The Emperor has resolved to take unto him- self a wife, and at the same time to make a littlepolitical a capital out of his choice. He went the round of Isseveral German courts in the endeavour to meet with a aprincess with whom to share his throne; but the friends Y of the ladies did not like the ...

... Edward Rayner, a tall young man-anything bat an Adonis in features or general personal appearance-lately a traveller for the firm of Harrison and Singleton, timber-merchants of Leeds, but from whose service he suddenly decamped in August last year, was brought before the Mayor and J. Cliff, Esq., at the-Leed5.Court-house, on Saturday last, charged by Mr. Hol- gate, a gentlepsan residing in ...