... I THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE.-We have heard that the Nottinaghamshire Magistrates' Meeting at Sessions, at East Rentford, having come to the conclusion that some districts of the country were not sufficiently provided with magistrates, ad. dressed the Duke of Newcastle, and requested him, as Lord. Lieutenant of the countys to appoint some additional magis- trates ; and they ventured further to ...

... - *TH&g LATST NE&WS. LONDON,. Te'etClockjTesdiagApril 2S, 1835. The electiohs are ioirij'on favoirably..' It is expected that, in apite of all e' mntrigis 'and m~achittations0 cf the vindictive Tories, Lord J; 11us'ell will ?? south Devon Lord Morpe th will have to encounter great difficulties in York- shire, and Itis success is more doubtful than Lord J. Russellsr. Mr.1 Spring Ilice has been ...

... The above sessions was held at the Town Hall, on Tuesdav ajt, at one o'clock, W. Seymoxmr, Esq., in the chair. There Ware also present Captain Heaviside, G. Basevi, Esqj., J. Hall, E ?? R. Gear, Esq., Major Allen, R. Sanctuary, Esq.,-Trot- ter, Esq~ The Clerk having read the minutes of the last meeting, the hairsta t observed tihey vere only read as matters of infOrma- ti~! as tlhat meeting ...

... All the argnuments that sophistry could resort to, in order to convince a plain and jiustly-reasoutig man that the Brighton Constitutional and Liberal Association is anything but a Whipr club, and formed for the purpose of returningr two Whig mellihers, would not prc; il. It is useless and qulite ridiculous to insist upon the resolutious ns proof's of any other intention; for it is exceedingly ...

... LETTERS TO THIE EDITOR. THE COMPOUND QUHi>TI ON. SiR,-I was in Court when tile decision ot tlhe Re shile2 Barristers on this important questiwi i gvive:i; ail til at the Reform Act as it stands, it is, in my opinioni, ti'e wi'! decision they could possibly have giveli. It wai, hlwev-,I. shown that had the compound rate rnlv nb.ein ihargol, t ic,- sons claiming would have been cntitled to go ...

... I Slate has been applied to a great variety of novel purposes, since the repeal Of the dot' on that va able material. It may be sawn like marble into sabs of, aldst any dimensions, antgdis used'in the warehouses of the. London Dock Company, as a substitute for oter kinds of flooring. It is capable of sustain- jug any weight, if laid on an adequate foundation; and is so l easilycleaned that ...

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... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, FEB. 14. Lord SUFFIELD presented a petition from a dissenting con- gregation in Leiglisby, in the county of Leicester, praying for the total abolition of church rates: and another from the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses of Great Yarmouth, to the same effect. Lord HATHFTON presented similar petitions from Sudbury, in Suffolk, and the inhabitants of Hampshire. The Earl ...

... By labour let each freeman live, Or brave the death which tyrants give. MY LORD,-Presuming that you have already traced the direful disease, and that your attention has been by me suffi- ciently called to the paramount evils with which we are now afflicted--evils which have kept mankind in a state of demora- lization and misery, and now threaten to reduce industry as near as possible to the ...

... ON THLE USE OF WEHIN-S IN FEEDING CATTL''E. Whins are generally Vicwed, in the North of Scotlair,4 as being of little or no use in feeding cattle. This is a great mix- take. If properly mannaged they are most nutritious; and, in so far as iilcli cowvs are conceirned, they are, perhaps, more valuable than anything ?? that can he given them. Thete remarks halve been sit- ested by the following ...

... HI0GH 1WAYS AND BYE WAYS. A party set out to pay a visit to a Great House, where a vast deal of talking, anti argiiing, and making speeches, and grand doings, was expected. Now the House could only accommodate a certain number of visitors, so two were invited Iron one place, and one front anotiter, and so on * and it was arranged that the two who arrtved at a certain gate first should find a ...

... hiASTI.NGS AN D SI. LEONA RDS. On Thursday last a niretiig, by invitation, of proprietors of property ill tie isorowah, alid the council, was held at the S wan Illotel, on tie sulbject of the proposed lew hIarbotir. Tiret; llowilln gentlllciel attended MIessrs. Troopl Kaye, A. lrreton, ifl . Waghornie, ?? 6trictlarid, N. XWilliams, T. Danie, J. Lanrsdell, J. Rock, 13. Staudon, G. Jackson, J. ...