... eemi The Hiouse Qf. Commons, met on Tuesday, but theibusiness lug, disposed of baa not been sniportant. dble On 'Jlursday lord MANDEvLLE brou~littforward a set ofcharges any against thle Earl of Gogford, accusing him of packing, the Magis. .udy tratcs who investi ated into the outrages at Armaghi races. His'- lide- Lordship utterly failed in his, attack, and Mr. Hurat tumned the inds tables ...

... 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 ...

... Tie BRIGHTON GA7JiAz IrTE never ILis slip all opipvrtrnitv te ; court to tire great rmen of tie county, aud thiic ale no i cl wiroin it bras been turole assiduous tilan tie )like of liicit -, and the Earl of Chichlester, who, in tie estitnalift tol iiit Sin 7 are all that is wise, great, and good. Iut tile tJ.AZrl( L, 3k rest of the worl~l, sometimes gets lito a rihlmlia, aid is Cridt to aviid ...

... LOCA L NEWS. TllE, RAILWAY. 'The engine anti tender intended for use on tie Shore- *harn brainch of tilc ,ondlon and Brighton Railway was brougaht into Brighton on Monday (yesterday) se'nniglht. It was drawn hy ?? lin-ses. three a-breast, being placed on a v'rry ?? tnrtick, on cast iron vheels of great breadth. When in Aldrington drove-way, vhich Icads from th1c main road to the engine house ...

... ,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 ...

... G9oLOGY.-At the Geographical Meeting on the 14th instant, Dr. Lyell, president, a paper was read descrip- tive of a raised beach in Barnstaple and Biddeford Bay, by Professor Sedgwick aind Mr. Murchison. During a recent ex. amination of Devonshire, the authors discovered a rai4ed J beach, which fornms, at' intervals, a series of low cliffs from the meuth of the Taw to the bold headland of ...

... if you leave London at eight In the morning you will arrive at two it, thc afternoon at Brighton. Most probably the steamer for Dieppe will start at half-past ?? or three, so that you have .sufficilet itime to see your luggage on board, to shake hands with your friends on the chain pier, and to congratulate yourself ott seeing a line expanse of calm sea before you, with a modlerate num11ber ...

... LONDON AND Pl.lIs-I.-ENCREASED 1.I 11 OF INTERl('OURSEL O~n Fr'ida~y afternloon, Le Peit'li, r. Fi ette'li iit-Ot' 0ir': carrying sixteen ports of a-sidc, anchored ;il oue 14t . saluted the town wvith twentytotte gooe. ot1 b.oi ?? mayor of Dieppe, 'Moos. Leltorgile, one ol tie ?? t ratilway from laris to Dieppe. ;ntl scxeral otitelt* ottil Dieppe The l'epint is itt attend Inte upon hi, A.'lI ...

... I TOWN MEETrING,-'I'OLL BAR AT HOVE. ane A public meeting of the in-habitantsi of Brighton and Hundred of Ilf. Whalesbone, convened hy the Higb Constable in pursuance of a ,I requisition, waB held at the Town-Hall on Thursday last, for th5 pc turpose of taking into consideration the resolution of the trustee lrof thle Sorhmroad, directing that a side-bar should be placed lrcrossi tule Hove ...

... I Thursday last was the Gth tanniversary of His Majesty's coronationT, and was observed here with the usual demionstra- tions of loyalty. M. Tricoupi, the ministcr from Greece, has taken a house, on the Grand Junction-road, for six weeks. DMr. and Mrs. Rlailton have arrived at No. 1, Brunswilri- square. Sir Jomn Sloan and Sir Thomas and Lady Willians occupy apartments at the Bristol Hotel. Mr ...

... ?? the Brighton Guardian.] REFORM or THr. HIousR oF LORDS-.-The question of n the Reform of the Hlouse of Peers is now agitated in all the Inewspapers of the empire. This is the necessary consequence tt of the arrogant and insulting conduct of the tory peers headed by Lord Lyndlhurst during the last session. At once the con- viction seems to have flashed on every mail in the empire, that the ...

... LONDON AMECHIANICS'INS'I'ITUTION, JANUARY 6, 1I36. MOVS. MATIVCIL's LEcTOUn ON' THE Fn.NcnI LANOUAOE.- This gentleman delivered another Lecture at the Mechanics' In- stittition, to a crowded audience. He laid it down as a maxim, that the fundamental principles of learning living languages can bo attained to the exclusion of the use of grammar, slhich was only a classification of the language ...