... I . There is such 'a str'n, ruiour .of Parliament meet- ng nearly a ?? usual next Sersion, that cvejral of the nobility's Christmas parties are now asseta- )ling; while many famnilies, are staying ,teiporarily at the ?? of.keeping house in the cQuptry. t'or. a 8hort ,period.-~ -HEerald. . ?? . ' Tlie Sri~.s'aEhas issue,4' hi&s,wri('for' the. election of. Member ,fioi the'county ofLongford, in ...

... 'ILAwjqT t J3RIG 1#eWa - . , - ->rc1vE-D 1Sts MOQaeUNG.], . :- *, TheParis Papers of Tuesday; are still engage;3 in drawing'the- most invidious o6 mparhons between the 'con- duet of their Adinital'and ,that' of ?? dr`ig the.' late abortive ittempt to change the form of Governinentit Lisbon-the one 'being as' they. ny, an linoffensivemimni- festationr of anxiety for' the safity of , l Frincfie ...

... As far as we have been able to observe, this law works well. A remarkable instance of its effect occurred last week, at the Quarter Sessions at Pres- ton, in Lancashire. Richard Challinor, aged sixteen, was indicted for stealing a mare, the property of Mr. James Read, of Burnley. It appeared that the mare was taken from a field near Burnley. The prisoner was a tra- velling potter; and on the ...

... OPPO$1TION TO CHURCHIRATES. Mr. Waymouthl Mr. Wilks, M.P., Dr. Brown, and Ir. Robert Fletcher; waited on Lord John Russell Tees- day, as a deputation froin The United Cominittee ap- .poitted to ?? inder' which Dissenters bvow;labonr, with~i view to their redres:, and'had an inter- view with his ?? atthe Home Office. On Tuesday evening ?? was held at the Town Hall, Brightou,' Mr.' KeMiP, M.P. ...

... koOR- ?? 9: - - 41 Wl. 4 - [The follo~ii0'ae . -~aupt R qthat we IjaveY be6p able ?? rspe ~ n hjs tF Mr. Pow'd th ?? $hasbe o his round, tfuh~ Qidha , raplacegoing the ag 13ury, Olhm.Rochdalej and ?? dth reception h~le s 11 twtimy ~jigdo in soe measure from what we publish below.- The stalking- horse (te~i ati'o6i of* bjrths, 6.(h 1 a~t )tiwages. anad deaths) maade' uT46 of at 'ibe ...

... I-.XSCELxAcW1A. MATRIMONIAL LoTnay.-A recent traveller in the United States gives an account of a matrimonial lottery ?? was' f6rmnd -there with beneficial - effects. At a wedding in Soutb'Carolina a young lawyer moved, That 'one mau'id the cotiiany :should be selected as president; that this president should'be duly sworn to keep secret all communications in his official department that ...

... There is but one bulwark behind which mechanics and labourers mst safely rally to oppose a common enemy, who, if they ventured singlyv inA the field against hiin, would cut them to pieeii that buiwark is the Principle of Combinamiss . We would advise them to take refuge behind it only in extreme caes, because in their collisions with their employers, as in those between nations, the manifold ...

... 'FusUc - xr~m'ZWG IMN! KAUTIJDOIN bit I .: BWJE VOILf-L A8 I - ; I . ?? . . ' I On Wednesday a numerous and highly respectable meeting of the electors of Marvlebo6e. was held: in the largeq room of the Queen's Head, Great Titchfield-street; for the purpote' of taking in to consideration the propiletyk of petitioning the Legislature for a total repeal of the .cotdils .. Mr., Copy was called to ...

... THE PARuIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, JAN. 31. OPrENING OF THE SESSION. It being pretty generally understood that his Ma- jesty would not open the Session in person, the num- *ber of persons collected round the avenues to the Houses of ParliamentIwas unusually scanty, and com- rparatively little excitement appeared to prevail About trio o'clock the Lord Chancellor and the other Conmissi ners, in ...

... (FRoM TUB cORnEfiPONDENT OF THR CHAMPiON.) NA w YORK, JANUaRy 1, 1837.-Mr. VAN 13UREN is, as I said he would be, elected successor to General JACKsON; and this gentleman stands pledged to op- pose the re-establishing of a Federal Bark, His op- position to such an establishment is founded, not only upon its tendency to mischief, but also. upon the rounds of its being vsnconstitutional. What ...

... LORD ALTHORP'S FACTORY. A . ,. THE EF'ECTS OF-PUTTING LAW-MAKING INO I a,, ?? :, - ?? V- CGMMISSION. . TO TUE EDITOhS OF THE CHAMPION A1ND WfrlLT 1E1RALD. DEAR SIRs,-1 , request your insertion in THB CHAMPION of proceedings takeai before the Magis- trates at Bolton, and at Middleton, oninformations under the Factory 'Act. The firt is, given in the Bol- ton Chronicle of the 12th' November last, ...

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