... NEWCASTLE. A meeting of the Council was held on Wednesday after- not n. on the Council Chamber, Town Hill-the Mlayor (Ald Argus) in the chair. THE LATE COUNCILLOR GREENS. On the motion of the MzYoR. seconded by Mr STEPHENS, it was resolved that a letter of condolence be sent to the family of the late Councillor Thomas Green, expressing the regret of the Council at his death. THE SMALL-POX ...

... TEMPERANCE CONFER- ENUB AT MIDDLESBRO'. SPEECHE S BY MR A. PEASE, TVLP,,a AND Mis I. WILSON, M.P. il Yesterday afternoon, there was a representative ;o conference of inhatiltauts of Middlesbrougli and tlb district in the hall of the Cleveland Literary and Go Philosophical Society, Corporation-road, to discuss uc the various phases of the temperance motvement. th Mr Isaac Wilson, M.P., occupied ...

... I I .1 I THE NEW RULES. r Subjoined are the New Rules to regulate Parliamentary Procedure-as submitted in the House of Commons in February last:- - -I.-PIIOCEDUIE. PUTTING THi QUESTION. 1. That Whoek it shall appear to Mr Speaker, . or to the Chairman of a Comumittee of the whole rHouse, dering any debate, to be the evident sense of the House or of the Committee that the ques- tiou be now put, ...

... CORRESPONDENGE. THE NORTHERN RAILWAY SCHEMHES. TO THE EDITOtS OF THE O6THEILY ECHO. SIRS,-As my contribation to the discussion on the subject of new railways to Mididlesbrongh to connect that port more directly with Liverpool by a shorter line, I beg to give you a fact or two, The Middlesbrough Chamber of Commerce seemed not to be smitten with sentimental ideas: with them it was a question ...

... The annual meeting of the General Council of the 'United Kingdom Alliance was held in the Friends' Meeting House, Manchester, en Tuesday. Sir WILrD mLAMSoN, in opening the proceedings, said they would find from the report, which had already been published, that their rosition was one of a very encorurag. itog character. (Hear, hear.) When first the Alliance was formed they were opposed by all ...

... 6W I Pat Aud giotvid lims. 2NEWCASTLE, FIBE:---ry a fire vwhich broke out on WVednes- d4y ni-! t in a back room of the house, No. 24, Blyker k'treet, Keaton, occupied by Mrs Crawford, damage to the ertent i4 iSO or £40 was done. The Registrar-General reports during the last week th:; t the annual rate of mortality in 2S of the largest 31124ish towns averaged 211' per 1,000 of their aggresate ...

... RE-OPENING OF BOLAAI CHURCH. SERMON BY LEE PISHOP OF NEWCASTLE. The parish churci of BMaleni, Northumberland, was re- opened for divine service on Saturday afternoon, after | having been for some tihe closed on account of repairs and restoration The prayers were said by the Rev C. Williams, the curate of the parish; the Elon. and Rev F. Grey, rector of Morpeth, read the first lesson; and the ...

... EXTRAOR.DINAROT MANIFESTA. TIONS. Last evening, Mr Stuart Cumberland gave sorne of his extraordinary demonstrations in thought reading aud spiritualistic phenomena in the, Central Hall, Darlington. There was a large and 3 fashionable audience, over which fur Davih Dale presided. The manifestations of Mr Caumberland struck the andienee with astonishment, which was not diminished by the fact ...

... UON(.h'lE](,lA'f.'J.ONAb UNION. 11 f TheCongregationalUuion of England and Wales opeued at Bristol yesterday, sad was presided , over by Dr. Miaufadtyen.-The Chairman deliverej . his i]angural address, iu which he spoke of the h pvoqpeets and distossed the attributes of Congre. 1, gatlnaliaw, past and present. Speaking on the o ca0eb of the anity of the Christian Chnrob, he a ssidnthe way to ...

... . ?? 'i'i-iLEG~ll~P'EI:15D.] ' dhi .EN5GLISH L£AL ASSISTAFCZ FOU ASAUBI-T THE 5 . ts i LEr A II S POLTBOONESY-CLUB GOSSIP- tt Mu SBRIGHT' AND THE b£INISTBY-A CHZANCE FOR -t . tR PORSTER-TfLE ,,PoBE, FOII ISIPON OCT OF hi THE nul;N£Ne-5£S PAP.NS.LL'B NEW POLICY. a] LONDON, MONDAV NIGHT, The anxiety to secure an English barrister at the.trial of Aabi Bey is based rather upou appre- .hension that ...

... :lTHE 3QRTHERN gCHO. TCESDJYl OCTOBER 31, 1832. 3ATTLE OF TlIE CLOSURE. |, TtiN sraglC gainusl Tory obstruction, tr r eiciey of PIrliamenn to do the d work, was reiuumed last night. w ,;utpe; si~on scorn determined to prove tl L.r :tcemary nrc Mr GLADSTO\OES Rules. P ,; th ree days oi last weck when h . First fl5o-utit was uunier discussion, r: v oo line and a half of it was passed. 'I io Std ...

... OUR LONDON LE TTER. [Spa(cl:AIj T1R7UP t{EE l t TUB OPPOSITIOX AND THIE FALSE PROPRET--THnE TORY ?? . STAFFORD INSULTLD By e YOUNG WOODSTOIC-ThEt GOV JEMiANr AND EOYPT-FlANSCE AND THE SSTTLEMENT-kV r EPTSOD& IN TO T-NIGT'S D1flATE;-'iiTUHSDAJSO u MAJORITY. 130USw OF CoMMONs, bIOIIDAY NiaijT rj There is an increasing,1y actire andl quite naturm l 7 interest on the Cmaservative side with respect ...