26 NOVEMBER 1836, page 5

An Important Question Was Decided In The Town- Council Of

Liver- pool on Wednesday. Mr. Birch, who seems to be a half-and-half Reformer, proposed that additional schools should be erected by the Corporation, wherein education on the......

The Opposition To Church-rates Is Kept Up In Many Parts

of the country. In some places the rates are carried, in most rejected. It is difficult to say whether the Church party should rejoice in the one case more than in the other.......

Trade In Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Liverpool, Anil...

In Yorkshire, men are beginning to talk seriously about the abolition of the Corn-laws. The Leeds Times says— C' Corn cannot be admitted at a low rate of duty under this......

Mr. Charles Austin, The Eminent Radical Barrister, Has...

pointed Recorder of Hastings ; very much to the annoyance of the Times, which sagely opines that a Tory Town- Council ought to have had the nomination of a Recorder out of its......

A Reverend Mr. Maberley, Curate Of The Parish Of Bourne,

in the diocese of Ely, has taken it into his head to become an itinerant agitator against the Poor-law. The Mayor of Bury St. Edmund's complained of Mr. Maberley's conduct to......