THE trials at Bristol and Nottingham have occupied the public at- tention during the week; and in an especial manner the former, which involve questions of a higher interest,...

Dublin, to discuss the Reform Bill, the Poor-laws, and every thing else, has signally failed. No Peer has attended at all; Lord LONDONDERRY has given the inviter a scolding, and...

the French Fkinds. To show clearly the amount of the fall, we shall give the highest and lowest prices from Saturday to Wednesday inclusive. They are as follows— FIVE PER...

THE King and the Queen have been confined to the Pavilion during the week, but we are happy to find, by the weather only — which, indeed, has offered few inducements to go...

the subject of the disputes between Holland and Belgium,—the answer of the Conference to the remonstrance of the King of Holland against the treaty of the twenty-four articles....

On Tuesday morning, the payment of the quarterly dividends com- menced at the Bank of England. The dividends now due are on the 3 per Cent. Consols, the New 31- per Cents., the...

by suffocation, a child named Margaret Duffey, on the 3d December last, was tried on Saturday. The facts elicited on the trial did not differ from what had been previously told...

on Friday, charged with having been concerned in the great robbery of the Glas- gow Bank in December 1830, and ordered to be committed in the mean time as a returned transport,...

TUE Judges went down to Westminster Hall on Wednesday, in pro- , -ession, as is the custom on the first day of Hilary Term. The Equity and Common Law Judgas vere followed by the...

COURT-MARTIAL ON COLONEL BRERETON. THIS important court-martial commenced on Monday, in the Mer- chant's Hall. The members of court took their places a little after eleven...

THERE have been a number of trials before the Bristol Commission since our last Number, but mostly of trifling importance. That of Davis, accused as a leader of the rioters,...

Lowestoft Navigation to advance the required loan of 50,0001. to com- plete the works, and it is expected that rapid progress will be made with them in the ensuing...

A declaration "for the voluntary support of religion, " is now in pro- gress of signature in the parish of the Holy Trinity, Cork. The de- (Aeration . stathit'COnstrained ....

WE mentioned in the second edition of our last Number, the trial and . conviction of a young man named George Beck, as concerned in the destroying and burning of Burton Mill ;...

Newcastle. Gateshead. Jan. 5, Remaining 120 98 New Cases 10 15 —6, 47 8 —7, 19 6 —8, 29 7 9, — 10 11 —10, 13 9 —11, 20 1 Total Cases 268 155 Jan. 5, Recoveries 5 19 —6, 45 22...

epply.to vessels sailing from the West coast of England, but is con- fined to the East coast, including vessels from Yarmouth, to within fifty leagues along the East coast to...

recent death of his mother, the Baroness Fitzgerald, has succeeded to the dignity of an Irish peer- age, the barony of Fitzgerald and Vesey, His Lordship's father, the Right...

The Carlisle Journal says that the little flaxen-headed Duke of Brie- clorgh is, by his agents, making very strenuous efforts (moving heaven and earth, is the phrase) to get up...

Arts commenced yester- day minting. The following is an alphabetical list of the first four classes. First Cl«ss—Bromby, Suit.; Cookson, Pet.; Cotterill, Joh.; Hamilton, 'Prin.;...

THE discussion on the suit of nullity was resumed on the 6th ; when M. Lavaux finished his argument for Madame de Peucheetis, and M. Dupin the younger made a powerful and...

The Lord Bishop of Lincoln intends to hold his next Ordination at Buckden on Sunday the 18th of March. Candidates are requested to send their papers thither to his Lordship...

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. 81k—A considerable time since, I was favoured by your inserting in the Spec- tator some remarks on Vaccination, from my humble pen ; and I have...

and J. WORTHY, Exeter, merchants-SHEPHERD and Here.:ken:a Exeter, merchants-KNrouv and Noaeost, New Sarum, cabinet-makers -WATSON and CO. Leeds, dvers-HoLe and Ross, Barnstaple,...

Grove, the Lady Loctsa Le. or a da , tliter. On the Gth inst. at Farnham Castle, t he Lady of a' WINCHESTER, of a daughter. On the 5th inst. the Lady of the Rec. WILMANT NT:NN,...

with Lord ASHLEY; and that, unless the Cloaks Street people came forward with a second subscription, he would not venture on contesting Mr. PONSONnY'S better title to the seat...

because, in a Postscript paragraph of six lines, we had jestingly hinted that the tirade against the King, contained in its Peerage leader of last Saturday, bordered on that...

MEYERBEER'S new opera Robert le Diable is now at the height of its popularity at Paris. Report speaks of it as a composition of more genius than even ll Crociato. 'We understand...

THE nail mail received last • night mentions theacceptance of the Budget by the States-General at the Hague. It also describes the Dutch and the Belgians as prepared at all...

Who comes first in thy dark train, first day of the season? me WINTER, in snowy cloak, so cold, grim, and drear ; To stop tax-plundered, pension-robbed, wretches front—treason...

under Mr. BISHOP ' S direction. We think it right thus to express our- selves, as we were led to believe • that such would have been thd case last year, little dreaming that he...

The Court-Martial OH Colonel Brereton is at an end; that unhappy gentleman shot himself on Friday morning. It had been remarked in Court, that he seemed deeply distressed by the...

The Its;stol Commission drew to a close yesterday. The concluding trials wet',' of no interest. One miserable-looking young man was found guilty of rioting on the Saturday...

the fashionable parties of our nobles by birth, we may be allowed to record a delightful, celebration of a day annually devoted to domestic festivity, by a family possessing in...

STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY EVENING. Consols closed on Saturday at 838; Exchequer Bills at 7s. to 9s. prem.; Bel g ian Stock, the contract price of which is now reported to have...

THE names of the new Peers are not yet published, nor is the number 'announced. It has been said that the Earl of SCARY heads a list of about sixty, which will be drawn upon by...

anonymous correspondent, stating that "rumours were afloat of a very tempestuous meeting of the members of the Philharmonic Society; that a member, of the most essential...

The Nandi, from Bengal to Liverpool, put back previous to the 4th September totally dismasted. Arrived—Off Mar g ate, Ian. 12th, Lord Eldon, Dawson, from Bengal. Lord Melville,...

AMONG the remedies for cholera, or perhaps we should rather say, attempted remedies, the vapour-bath is conspicuous over all the other means of cure external and internal :...

THE bubble of the Sinking Fund, which floated so long before the charmed eyes of the anti-economists, was effectually burst by the rude puff that it received from old Professor...

THE regular comedy has this week made its appearance at Covent Garden, in the form of the School for Scandal. He who ought to write comedies, is the man who, of all his...

WHEN a new play is brought to the assistance of' a pantomime at the end of the second week, we augur the declining success of the latter; but the "musical drama" called My Own...

Tins is the history of Nature in its widest sense. Just as the phi- losophical antiquary collects the dubious evidences of the history of a society during its dark and uncertain...

GEOLOGY, Principles of Geology ; being an attempt to explain the former Chan g es of the Earth` Surface by reference to causes now in operation. By Charles Lye% F.R.S. Vol. H...

Tins is a series of stories, connected by the ordinary agency of a family of different ages and pursuits, who are respectively called upon for their experience. The largest, and...

MARY MARIA COLLING, of Tavistock, in Devonshire, is another instance of a poet springing from the ranks of servitude. The daughter of a labourer, brought up with the scanty...

Historical Ballads and Songs, embracing the most striking incidents in the annals of the United Kingdom, chronologically arranged, on a plan to con- vey instruction as well as...

1. Letters on Dancing, by E. A. THELEUR. This is a very splendid quarto volume, on that methodical management of the , muscles which men agree to call Dancing. It might be...

This is a march, as the titlepage informs us ; but in what way it deserves its characteristic adjunct, excepting that it is a slow march, we are unable to comprehend.

popular National Airs, newly arranged Jiff the Flute, with occasional Variations and Embel- lishments. By THOMAS LINDSAY. NO. I. " Opinion," says Mr. LINDSAY in his preface to...

' A pretty composition for a lady. In the sixth bar of the second page, the F sharp is wanting both in the air and the accompaniment.

four Voices. By T. H. SEVERN. This is the first glee of Mr. SEVERN'S we have seen, and it is a clever composition. It betrays some marks of inexperience in this style of...

The Words by Captain CHARLES a RAT ; the Music by T. REED. A graceful and pleasing melody, judiciously arranged. The first strain of MOZART'S" Colombo, o tortorella," was,...