... ]VH PA'R lAMENT.--- _ xLgO-PE PV.ES.t--4ap R[ CHTE;F JUSTICS of the Coitf Cnno a dled 'the ?? O the -u~tih ~e ~ e feirred for ?? hs svr 1ciergy,;!. R894idl'e :81slt Of .GeOOi. a- 1 clidd tho mlaatersof the, Church~of otuawe ~the'ceA J 'the Jj~4hjch of Eng1og ?? b jdvRf1ib2 tht ?? p 0 ?? red ?? tat t~hn~ elre8 y~o~e4. tO; ;and, r~ew ~f ~ ~mner Jssoyo, lie ep ue,' tnbt tat e 111 bo lienji.reda ...

... FOLLIES- AND VICES Ogn't* ?? IARISTOC ' hey hey . ri 'eacv. placed, as tej :.o e^t be- of. Mciepy, are expected to exhibit i thqiroc t S nde degree of moralpeopriety at lenat Cemmssura i ici that of the - .lsses which, in the. ralk Fof IiflAr t, inferior ta~the They enjoy the means andopar- s- tunities olf .ltwdt*eir ;tastes, of -ailpiriagP t, . ?? otiona,.and of dise ...

... SCOTAND .~ -. a: I.,6X' ?? ?? r-1: -1 I \ ! k . . ANS1fRUU iwR F sxiao'rar t'se. A ~n.,,fn~tf D -TnAj n -Our f:s'erhen antiojp t;n'exeeilent f ilhthe' P .season, froi,|thi appc arfttcsa ?? e Niimerol~ ijunato tl ties of )err gs tee reep paying cm the tp. A of _thel ter, eoaaccinally -a whule i@seren, andi.#ea the large cod are, opened they aie. oitreutifill pf lirtIng`. .Somnetilnes the c ...

... * AGBJCULTUE-7 ! AGEIU~~k,. LP D J4ZE ODSA! -. |. CIT IM11ORTANT RESMIJS OFCONAT1NUED.AND - tin EXTENSIVE I AppLICATION .OF SALT.! atoi PETRE AND NITRATE OF; SODAA 'AS ;A money Mas. Bosson>E -Tn epago' ?? led0iiba nf At ot altpetre. ekd applied it to wo stitohei, oi'warps, 7f&; as wve il thminh Keet, of coft; odee of iwhet ia 1 tbb OthserV.Of'df; rtasinbo~utten daye,the~iffet Or.'T 4~4 wh' ...

... PRIESSNITZ, HYDROSUDOPATHY, AND e ' GRAENFENBERG. Away with ?? is about to de. throne Habneman I Priessnitz and Hydrosadopathy have already their historian. Priessnit2 is a peasant, r the son of .a husbandman In good circumstances. He a received a village education. Some alight wounds, which he cured with cold water, had already attracted his attention, wherr a very. serioas accident, which ...

... TEE VITIMi 4P FOLMZIAL PEELSEOUTZOWS. :he (Coilninuedfrom our iasi.) fr. 41t JOHN NE ALE, for 'unlawtully, riotously les and %wansonly ?? to disturb the peace, &c. we EIGH tEEN MONrTS' IMPRISONMENT, and est hard tabour.sIv. he 42. WILLIAM S HEARES, the same offence, and ass the same punishment. for 43.' WILLIAM E ADES, the same offence, and the *o0. same punisshment. ad 44. ELE4ZOR HUGHES, ...

... EwBnzNOE @1 oUARTIZ5S. We now furnish our readers with a tolerably full report, first, of the defence of Mr. O'Brien; and next, of Messrs. Warden and Lloyd, at Liverpool, whose cases were reported in our last number. O'Brien, it will be remembered, was found guilty, while Warden and Lloyd were acquitted. Mr. O'Brien, in commencing his address to the Jury, said he appeared not only to, defend ...

... TEan ?? or 0 ALTE. To THE DEmoCRATIC ASSOCIXiIONS IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALKS*, WHO HAVi NOT YET SuBscnainRD TO THN FUND FOR DEFRAY1NG THs EiXfESNRaS Ow MAXhDAMES FROST, WILLIAMS, AND JOnSS WiTH THXIi FAlLIkSTO LONDON. -. Bath, April 14, 1840. RADiCAl BROTHERnS AND SlsTiRS, _ Our friends, Frosi, Williams, and Jones, by this time are makinm pro. gresa towards the miserable destination to ...

... .Ii - I , - !?l I AB ?? ?? __ __ __ is, : Zhe anisn I qf h ?? 1l, 611 sqabore z(forwey iast s, snf sftrdinkreleftitket-Wei' muat seowho' ee iid;2 the fyreset, ,t 5 ?? , lo '>t114f te pus. *6 we.sstedpcor hei~i; 4Uh6l' VwlwIIIe tp hl iC'd,; the e uazt, otafi ra * fo .Whale the I of seriptiwe triht III F^Xo^ ai'gWil'fnk:Y we the'poor? *Ifthe~fd',;e~tr~i ht~hi' V 'S church, we shall notffind juch ...

... I- THEISTAGE,.t-- UvICA - .. - Iar HAYXMq&.-. Rrl S'rgeant TALFOURD'S t tragec ' e ot t ?? or' the last of the Mac- d dunalde,' bhas beenR *rpeata&' every night during nfi the 'wjekj with'. inoressed. success; it possesses h that igre8t ?? U~ritb f productions of this Rature, [e or !beb6 perfeet-. ?? 1 whole; thiere hia no die- joint'd brskings: UPOJ the main plot, th'e whole flowanvsothy ...

... ?? oo ^i-K7: * ZmS ~§nlss ?? a1:: , . - - T o naot a , -j I,.i. a~d I! ?? . .W WWWATF0 -At~ezli hi c dlopiqt9, hi dkn wl lge iDO- . necirt aj@ te,.roco , ,scimu.vrhwghisc thexriu %t. thppi ?? brought ?? re.,exnjnirnation,-' te n ig t cherges ?? boc disposed of,, Mr.HaU entered tbe Cojpt.-,Shortly before :.two; o'cioak.he. took his seat upon the 'Bech, which, ason. former OCaslOns8,jw~~s' ...

... e On Wednesday, Mr. Owen, of Mo1itouith, Mr. Vincent's solicitor, attended at the Queen's Bench, p in pursuance of a rule or order for the nomination, e of a special jury. The nomination was about to . proceed, when Mr. Owen interposed, demanding the production of the jurors' book. It waas urged, onuthe part of the prosecution, that this was unne- cessary, but Mr. Owen insisted, and called for ...