... Plubli Meeting at ZE~dinburgh-Aho- - iton of ;the Clorn Lawsa. A public meeting of the inhabitants weas held onU Monday, in the Waterloo-rooms, in pursua~nce of a requisition ad-. . dressed to the Lord Provogt, to confider the prppriety of e .peaiipggthe p-esent system of corn alajthe;Lord Provost e i.Thhe~oriad Provost, in ojeningithe. seeting,.aaidthe meet- l. Ln~ad been called in ...

... A , a, -,,. PP RE - i N- A ' -N I 1e :,APPRHHRN -N6}eOF, - ^f 0g: For s-length oF iame asttihftwn obMabtieeter and its neighbourhood have bhee.setznrmuckin with. base coin, and -,scarcvlyaidoy etha elapsed without a pri. .sener having beenl ibrught~before - ...

... There are two questions concerning the lowering of the- d foot-toll; first, whether it would increase or diminish the t, bridge-revenue; secondly, whether, in either event, the erec- rylion of Hungerford-bridge would be prevented: for it cer. re tainly will be erected (sooner or later), if the penny toll is continued; and then a halfpenny payment must be resorted re to, with only half the ...

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... afford rofow All; a- ,*, I PZiLKION, TUEnuAT c; Moan , Sit ectCoci.-The iborriers of the borough ofSalford resident in thii to ship and neighbourbood, to the number or about 60). entertained list -*rnlng their respected member, 'Mr BroWrton, so a dinner provided for the ossoD The entertainments took place in Mr. Armitage's new Mll Inmitations had been sent to Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P., ...

... - . Nat Adve t I Wo-R' Mix's AssocZATiOllS.-A meeting of the recently formed association at Carleon; was. held on Mon- dayeveing las; and a meetiig .,f 'tbVewpor: tau00oin- on'on' Tuesday evening, when' Mir. Fiost attended, and af ter addressing the meeting gave no'tice of his intention to ~ormence a course of lectures on the Corn Laws at the nsng metings this winter. We understand the men-1 ...

... nEA.tND. Mr. O'Connell has addressed a letter tq Mr. Ray, the Sedretary of the Precursor Society, on the proposed debate on the Irish policy. One point in it is curious. He states that the day on which the discussion takes place will be the-15th of April, and though Lord John Russell appointed at first the 1ith, he has since altered the day, it is said, at O'Connell's instigation. Mr. ...

... -TRADES' PROCESSION IN HONOUR OFI H D. nOA e I I men~ of the wO~flZ 01i55i w* UOY Wi~vtIIUjw44..odJ Wus ths generlrmsrkfte taqan~dIap~pr in the line ofrut, tht;oqvoku cseso ondo were. rjing fastinntlgee an odcnnt he .place of readezvoswy ennt~ omn n the !I time appointed for etn a ih 'lcc sal as seven o'clock, theCiut~t aenpseso fb some of the, members of the Dorciteronitewh lixed ieidtal ...

... . ?;: -? A - -m i ;? - .1 hol), ef Pak-ane on'Mbxdy 'orngn on the; day folloig; 'e ' bausedAd the paeet6ift,'o~ieal-Ob laid down with, Cla'i'dg Aspaedndcod f persons: ' bab l~iy ON'v~tepoges f work., ID beieve~ before th~, ~i'~aiTA! en~,e Hstu~ t rah iemoth0±tlAg#3 4413 66 JJ3 '1t6m India, and may. be~ culalyepce.I ss 'M Babies, MP.X mik'Um to rnsi n hi rfnl~bnhi o~hn lulf T~ ...

... ' .I'i Iba. on-,- Kr u esN to I for 3ous~~~ho~d~~uE~ag** r,~g U ETR OF THE LONDONDIUSPAT0. Ssn!iThis debate affords in indei'to tbeopinions ,of the'io dlltl members of the Hotseof C(mmons, on the subjeet f 'the 'eiteusion; of the :snfftgie, and. with your pemission, twill offer a few 'xetraots'and remarks upon it. , wil b --med - Mr. 'ume's notice of motion, it wl Ibe remem .rbei, bras to ...

... dreat Meeting of the Birmingham Political Union. i 0 Co~~(rona' .Correspadet. ) Birmingham, August 6th. I arrived here this morning, fully prepared to witness a i ratrongt~demonstration on the part of- the-people, but I was al. together surprised and delighted at the sight [ havejust come from witnessing. I could not believe it possible that such im. manse masses of men could meet with such ...

... eRIOT AT RAMSOGATE. On Monday, John Buckley, Henry Rigden, Wim. Solly, W. Nalie, Jatees Buzzy, Wm. Goldsnlith, Charles Kend, and two otheps,ywere brought before:te tilting. mgirates, charged with hawking fish in the streetswithin the parish. ;Ep~h ,lv~dent a^dittiiihgjhe t ph e, was chvicte' d in the iitigated penalty of Is. and costs,,or inprlsonwenlvarying from ightto sixteen days..l After ...