... Tue Brighton Patriot-a paper wvhich I strongly recomi- mend to all my ?? last Register. TUESDAY, OCTOBER ?? 1837. A little more than a century ago, a few wild hordes, governed by a despot as wild and savage as themselves, hut wvho nevertheless was a man of extraordinary genius, started almost suddenly into existence and notoriety, and began to render themselves conspicuous by their vars and ...

... BPAIGrdTON P_\-ATRlOT. T he I3h i/hlrm, Patrirt-a papeap %li icil I strongly recomi- mend to all my ?? last Rlogister. TUESDAY, MARCH 1.3, 183S In Mondtiy the 5th of MarcI, C'apt. Pecheli, our 1l3r'titon Membher, anld hi3 naval clique, reanewed their ini) l111nt vituperation of Lord Blroughamn, because of his azser;Uons, that certain onieers ill tile British service, lhad pa' iernily waited ...

... ORIAGIN OF HUMA1 N SACRIFICE IN MEXICO. I From researhelss into ancient Mesicain history, aided by what Robertson, thle historiait, Calls pictnre writings, the fit et idea ofolh ig uman sacrifices oi'igiitated wih h Aztecks about the vear' ?? Thle Aetecks lived nuder the sway of Collt oacan, Ki hg of' the Tolteelt , vylio worsihippled anl image ol' 'haloit cuetli, rudely Carve of u a white ...

... MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT ON THE SOUND OF MULL. -During the Mull horse market, which was held on the 25th and 26th of August, several boats were engaged in ferrying cat- tle and passengers betwixt the Market Stance and Lochi jan, on the opposite coast of Morven. On the forenoon of the 26th, Mr. Gregorson, of Ardtornish, set out in his own wherry to transact some business at the market, and when near ...

... On Friday last the members and friends of the Temperance Society assembled in the large room of the Town Hall, at five o'cloc'k, when about 400 sat down to tea, with the Rev. Mr. Edwards at their head. Every thing was conducted with the greatest order aud regularity, mad all was harmony and good will. At half-past six the Hligh Constable took the chair; and io so doing observed, that he felt ...

... CnoicE OF A PnOwrssio,-;.-Parents and friends too often forget, that, in determining the future pursuits ofthe voung under their care, it is not enough that a profession be respect- able or lucrative, or one in which the youth may be expected to succeed by means of family influence * in addition to these cir- cumstances, they ought to take into account the talents, tile disposition, the ...

... PO1ULAII D EMO(iN ST RAP!O(iN IN NE\WCASTLE. [otll tile S fa I' r'1dav] Newcastle, Dec. 21i, IS:,S. At aa early Iloar thO town !gave Si' f of 111LIsal life alld bustle, and long before the apointed hllour of meeting %ast crowds assembled oil the SatIl lill anrd adjuilkirit street. At twelve O'clock tile pro cssimli, joined by tile south, east, an(l est. lioved tforn tilt! Saild-ll, joined hy1 ...

... 9A Vestry Meeting was held on Thursday, at the Town Hall, fbr tI, dpurpose uf auditing and passing the last quarter's accounts of the, Directors and Guardians, ending thc 'ilith of June last,-Pir. J. Goe~ in the eclair. The meeting was hot thinly attended. 0 Mr. F'OLiARDt wished to bonnyW if ?? colleQctorS of the poor rate haq It complied with the request of the vestry by giring a separate ...

... A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT,-WHAT SORT OF A FISH HE OUGHT NOT TO BE. Many persons think that a member for a borough need only have property in the borough to be a properrepreseitativeofit and that the more property he may have the more eligible he is. Tite same opinions prevail in reference to the counties, and aetll, and tank, property anti family, have a greater inihuence thta virtue and ...

... Notwithstanding the great advantages which Life Assurance Companies offer to persons of a limited but fixed and perma- nent income, of securing to their surviving relatives the fruits of their industry and economy, it will be readily conceded that they have hitherto conferred little or no benefit on the humbler classes of society. The reason of this is obvious. Alen de- pending for daily ...

... PEr'S IN PARISII CHURCHES. A iquestioli of i'olsiik'iahll! inii 'tet aidsil O swliehla souh iguri- ralime prevails, Caime ?? hle C' ?? of the( D iocese, ill thle Coiisistoi'y Court of Chcistir, oii I'lii'siiav ?? in time shiale oif a suit brought by Mrs. ittithlte against ?? . Norburv and others, ?? iii t tiara! ?? ol' Iistonl, inl this ciutity, forjnot ihavtiig sotted lwri iin her fa ...

... THE CAYNAI)DAS. . (From the Qluebli'1 M1ei're',,f the 2'tiif d J0e.) LOWEREl CXAI)AA. We are sorry to say thlit Wtil lhis xsol'eneY thle ?? (Celleral alii lis Excellency ?? (iee:lral SCir JOWil CIololrle have Ilt11 with accidents Swilhij the last fvw (lays o ?? l1ithbl h'ave lrlovedl SO surilous as ilmight have bel [i t 0115 cas1, oild olrlhlilll, N 1012 dlescutlliilg tile laideler tfiro then ...