... at WTORTH'[ING. ro FNCII Oil MIAGIOTIATIts, Tow.N liALL, WRttNItsDAY, Jur~y, 25th, re IS,-PIresentit F. W. Fratikland. anai G. Gibsou, Esqrs, thJ ies Flout and Mstlwi his wife, the Governor aund Governess of East lie Pre'ston P'oorhouse, which is incorporated under Gilbert'sAct, Appeared )Ii before the Bench ili a summrons Obtained byv Caroline Smlith, Cha~rgitig en1 themn with anl assault ...

... SUSSEK COUNTY HiOSPITAL, Janiarv 10, 18,8. In -P'ati nltfs adnllitl ?? ?? In -l'ativnts dlischallarg . . . , , 11 Remain ill the I ?? (iieblding tfour aceidents admitted d in ig ie wI. . . . . .Jf ITle huisi ness at ?? local ?? ch of Ma ristrates It rinml tfle palst veelk l:1 been0 of a ?? I, Ce1gre di'st'lipitioill; a IiV Vi Ir II It va 110 hi ?? tipte s I I ?? e II ft Ie 0 hL i, I II l Mr. ...

... TO JOSEPH HUME, ;QZ MI.P. .I: . : - ef..- , SIR,-I did n6t receive your nrote'.eicldsing Mr. Booth's pamphlet; titllthe 31st of Iast month, it having lain at the-post office, about four miles distant, from the 16th (the date) till that time. -- *- ?? I have, since receiving it, ?? maturely con- sidered the subject, as well as the panijlha;t,-and find from the remarks therein, and from ...

... THE. GRAND TRIUlIPH!.t . The Tory faction is beat~n, huiiiliatingly, ind, we Iirs finally, fatally beaten. In the. largest number of Mtetobirs of -tht House of Commons that ever met upon any, occawin, and oinin finitely the largest that was ever drawn together upon the choict of a Speaker, the division has been $306 for Ihe public plundercrs, and 316 for the public. 'Out of a total ofl 68 ...

... A meetin of the subscribers and friends of this society was held at the OId Ship, on Monday week,-the Rev. H. WI. Wag- ner in the chair. The Rev. Mr. FENNELL read the report of the Committee, which stated that they had nothing new to report, except as to the matter of the Loan Fond. The report announced a decrease of 329 depositors for the past year, which was attributed to two causes-the ...

... The Committee of the House of Commons close their report in the following words:- Upon the whole, and speaking of those unions to which their evidence relates, your committee are distinctly of opinion that the operation of the New Poor Law is satistfctory, and that it ought to be maintained. They entertain no doubt of the general wisdom and efficiency of its provisions. They think also that ...

... Low PRaICES Oi WOOL,.-Xn eminent dealer in Lan- cashire, writing to at gentkinan, resident near Salisbury, says that hie has compared his cat.1 )gues, and found that the saine marks and ijualities that went off last year, in June, at 2s. 7d. and 2s. 8d., ihis year soid at Is. 7d. an~d ls. Sd. ;arid sample's talken from thle bales, iii examininig the wool, last year sold at 2s. VA,., weiit off ...

... 'THE ADDRESS OFTHE-INDUSTRIOUS CLASSE$ OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES, IN CONVENTION AS&EMBLED, 'TO THE IRSU PEOPLE; I [Adopted unsarsimosrssy by thle Committee for' presentation to the Convsention.] BRAVE AND OPPRESSED 1RisHM,5N,-Probably you may have heard that thle people of this country have delegated some of their stanch friends to form a united body, styled 1The National Cirnvention, ...

... SSE CONT - -H I SUssE'X COUNTY HOSPITAL, lth November, 1836. in-patients admitted . ?? 7 In.patients discharged ?? ?? . 12 Remain in the House . ?? 87 D DOCTOR IN HIGH DUDGEON.-On Wednesday Iaorning last, a man in the employ of the Water Company had ,pened one of the plugs at the top of St. James's-street for the purpose of cleansing the pipe. At the moment the water began to fly, Dr. - ...

... ,To THlE EDITOR OiF THE SiRlGHTON PATRIOT. Sin,-! return to Cosmn ?? like a dog to his vomit. Nothing-as-Sir Robert Peel says, ill reference to Ministerial offices-but a high Sense Of public duty, Cold induca me to take apon me the office of criticising again this metaphorical mystifi- cation of literature,- thisfinest tragedy of modern times,- Ohis dense and foggy mass of vaporous invention ...

... Dperuve no Qn'.saeaisn.-Of the sixteen qnakers' meetings In the en iluty of Sllffolik eight of the hounes are closed for wast of congre. gations, acld of tlhlse ?? the numlber of friends attending are constantly Hailliraisllillg-Bsvry Herald. A shock of an earthquake was felt at Coblentz on the l1lth instant hut was so short it) its duration, ?? the direction in which it proeeed' ed could not ...

... NOT A B I LI A. LU ?? ultimate end of all government is the good of the peol nilnow, the greatest L0oo0 ot' a people is their liberty-liberty is to the collective body what healtih is to every ?? botle. Without health non plieasre can be tasted by Loan1; without liberty no happiness can be enjoyed by society.- Llbine/bi'ol e. DEIOCRACIEs--In a democracy, witeto the right nf making laws resides ...