... HENDON UNIUN-OUf-VOoR RELIEF. . .. . . ~~ .. . i _ _ _ , The Board of Guardians met on Tuesday at Edge- ware, the Rev. Mr. Williams, Chairman; presided. A youn. female of respectable appearance, named Sarah Kimpton, ap'plied to the Board to allow her a trifle for the support of herself and two children. It appeared that this young woman had been deserted by her husband, and left with two ...

... IDUELLING AMONA HE CRS OFbTr .a~ ~ ~ r'n *f, n, - -. Sllf ' - .TZTMACT OPl A LETTERtIN THE, GLO.4 As AI sfietdkined tyo, bp.,alkedy, .afWfik.f s rhonour Wi'% br evy day occurrence 7n :lhe Eegiont. and so seirety m ie s, hat-the niatter .iA Unknown'until several days after they take~'plsce., 2 On- Sundavinie'..of thise ihinge camp -off, and striange to say, ith evening of that -dayh -while ...

... AN IS-4 TMiT 1EL ' The followin6 ?? eixminatioi of a Tithe de- fAilter,' took place last 'week 'in the office of Mr. Lyle, second rememnbralcer 'of Sthe Court of Exchequer. - The recusant was a farmer holding twenty-one acres, in the 'Kiin county, atidfiot 'havizig':ai'd his itbe,'or put in an answer to the order of the Court, he was brought tip in 'ti:uut-od'Y, 'and' exarnin d by the- ...

... The following were alio published in La Charte of Tuesday night:- Telegraphic Dispatch from Bayonne of the 9th of Decem- her, 1836, at balf-ppst 1 o'clock received by the courier. News from Calahorra of the 5th announces that the band of Cabrera, after his second defeat of the 3d, had dis- persed in groups, one portion of which endeavoured to gain the Mount Cayo, andthe other the Sierra ...

... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. OF THE BRISTOL, I AND LAMENTABLE LOSS OF LIFE. The last accounts from New Yorik bring a most dis tiesiing narrative of the loss of the'ship Bristol, Cap- tain M'Keon, which sailed from' Liverpool- f6o New York &h' tb' 15th October, with a eargo of.dry-gOOdS and having on board about eightypassengers, the ye~pter~sag,*, ,eqiants from Ireland and the Xagricult~rb diig^ tn ...

... AN Association has been formed in London, tor tie purpose of procuring a Repeal of the Corn-laws. This is good; for it will make the landlords attack the Consoli&ated Fund-the Taxes; and that is the real object tha they and the people ought to aim ?? have not yet read, all through, the manifesto of the Association; but, carelessly dipping into it, we came across a passage so abounding in ...

... THE RECENT GUARDIAN ELECTION ORDER ISSUED nY THE POOR-LAW COMMISSIONERS. At a vestry meeting of the parish of Lambeth, held on Tliureday evening, relative to the sending into that parish by the poor-law commissioners a returning officer of their own appointment, reversing their order of the 2d of March, 1836, two important circumstances took place. First, the reading of the opinion of Sir ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHAMPION, 1 When I gaze On the proud palace, and behold one man In the blood-purpled robes of royalty, Feasting at ease, end lording over millions, Then turn me to the hut of poverty, And see the wretched labourer, worn with toil, Divide his scanty morsel with his infants, I sicken, and, indignant at the eight, Blush for the patience of humanity.-SouTHEY. SIR,-At a time ...

... Parturiunt mamntes aswcetur rfdicul EMU.- (TO THIS EDITOR OF THE CHAMPION.) Si :-Understanding Mr. Fish'is specially instructed to reply to Mr. R~cHEs' letter which appears in last week's CHeAmes-zonand as be has chosen to make your paper the vehicle wherein to attack my veraiy n tl em.t thin tha thse wo hae s nt o statements of facts from Norwich, are unworthy of en ?? endeavour, through ...

... Of 564 fires which occurred in and around London during ;he last year, the following are the causes, as far as the same mould be ascertained by diligent inquiries made by the fire. nen immediately after the occurrences:- Accidents of various kinds, sparcely avoidable, 11; ap. parel taking fire on the person, 2; bed-curtains set on fire ay accident, 71; accidents with candles, 57; cases of pal. ...

... i TmRtftN& TO Ai'tEPAY1Rg. Irythem WIk ing 'CVroniul4 Of tof, 28tl 'ikstant, under the head '5 0oiit -nf ,e b Poor-l4w,t we find.a letterl -itned. XY.,'J whichp;repete-witd; fallacy as its;ii yetwortl qooting',eause it shows' what ?? and sifigin s niharecourse . to, inorder to keep pedp sliitnds'p to the fnirther toleratin of the'sie'4ciel . ?? _ - In an extenshve agrirnltural parish, not ...

... THE NEW POOR-LAW ACT, On Thursday night the Guardians-of St. George-the- Martyr, Southwark, held their weekly meeting at the parish workhouse, Mr. ANDERSON in the chair. Mr. FITCH, the Clerk of the Board, read the following document from the Poor-law Commissioners:- Office of the Poor-low Commissioners, pursuant to an Act of Parliament passed in the 5th year of the Reign of his Majesty icing ...