SENATORIAL displays in the provinces are now about over. Never was there such a season for feeding and flummery, talking and treating, as the Parliamentary recess which ends on...

we can discern symptoms of irresolution and alarm in the camp of the Tories. The solid fruits of all their exertions are now to be exhi- bited. We have been dinned with their...

disgrace in eoneequence of its own intrigues. The accomplices of Louts BONAPARTE in the Strasburg revolt were acquitted, on the 18th instant. Of their guilt nobody had any...

THE King is reported to be in excellent health ; but his Majesty thinks it prudent to avoid a journey to London at this inclement sea- son, and will not open the session of...

are happy to confirm the complimentary part of the Post's remark, but positively deny the im- puted indifference. The fact is, that the ladies present showed them- selves to be...

another mili- tary insurrection is apprehended, with the view to place Ministers still more democratic than SA DA BANDIERA and PASSOS at the head of the Government. The British...

cording to one account, General EVANS is about to return imme- diately to England; while another report is, that large rein- forcements are to be given him, and that he is to...

country for Russia with a character to establish. From the consideration in which he was held at home, lie mild afford to be kind abroad, without fear for his dignity. In fact,...

moved that a rule nisi against the validity of a Poor-rate should be made ab- solute. The appellant against the rate complained that he had not been rated. Lord Denman...

A meeting of the Liberal electors of Leeds was held on the 20th instant, ft to take into consideration the correspondence between the Chairman of the public meeting of electors,...

of the Duke of Sussex, their Grand Master, by dining toge- ther. The Duke of Sussex appeared for the first time in public since the restoration of his sight ; and in returning...

hai a meeting on the 19th blatant with his Canterbury constituents. lie addressed them in a very manly eeh, which proves him to be more Radish than Whig. May we not, after...

The Duke of Leinster, the bead of the Irish Peerage, with great spirit originated and circulated among the Liberal Peers a protest against the proceedings of the Downshire and...

Vigors will be the Liberal candidate to succeed him, and is almosl certain of being elected. On his road from Kilkenny to Dublin, Mr. O'Connell stopped at Carlow, and dined with...

Richards Baron of the Exchequer, Sergeant Woulfe Attorney-General, .and 31aziere Brady Solicitor- General. These are all excellent ap- pointments, and such as might be expected...

was adopted at a public meeting of merchants and manufacturers in Man- chester, on Thursday. The son of the Mr. Dickinson who was formerly M. P. fur Somer- setshite, deities a...

this week. The former gave a dinner on Wednesday, at Coleshill, to both their Members ; but Sir Eardly Wilmot would not attend. flowerer, his health was drunk, and be was...

of the proceedings received "by express," and published in the Peat this morning, we should imagine that it was a miserably dull affair. For some days past a paragraph has been...

THIS society seems to be consolidating itself. A very respectable and nu- merous attendance of the profession was given in Exeter Hall, on the 19th, to bear the scheme of laws...

Caledonian Mercury was right, and the Spectator was wrong, m the character each of those journals gave of the Glasgow meeting. It will turn out for the Tories, and particularly...

SATURDAY NIGHT. Lord MELBOURNE, with Lord LANSDOWNE and several Cabinet Ministers, went this morning to Brighton, where the King was to bold a Council. The Royal Speech for the...

with the mails to Alexandria on the 27th. The Mole t carried the wails to the Ionian Islands. The January mail will be law if detained for the return of the Firefly ; and may...

recom- mences his soirees at Kensington Palace on the 11th of kebruary ; and they will be repeated on the 11th of March, 13th of May, and 10th of June. The cards of invitation...

that the arbitrary laws introduced by Ministers into the Chamber of Deputies have produced alarm, and painful sensations. That which decrees ten years' banishment as the...

that he shall move, and Mr. FITZSTEPHEN FRENCH will second, an amendment to the Address, "that Tithes be immediately abolished in Ireland as an impost for the payment of an...

payment yesterday. Besides the business in London, they had a direct interest in two or three country banks ; which have either stopped payment or will be compelled to do so, in...

of the clergy. There is no news from the seat of war.

memorial to the Emperor of China, representing that the more strictly the use of opium has been prohibited, the more extensively it has been smug- gled, and recommending its...

The Earl of Fingall is to move and Lord Suffield to second the Address in the House of Lords ; and Mr. Sanford and Mr. Villiers Stuart will perform the same duty in the...

THE private view, to-day, of this the first exhibition of the season, was but thinly attended, owing to the bad weather and the influenza. The South Room is now the lightest of'...

the meeting of Parliament. Peers who have not been in the House of Lords for several sessions, are recalling their proxies, with the inten- tion of giving personal attendance....

the beginning of 1S35, (to which I am indebted for many of the hiuts that follow, ) I see it stated, that io 17 1 33, just at the close of the foolish but long and most...

Arrived—At Gravesend, 1111. 25th. Pc-rice:. SUCH; ISallella Coop% Cintie; nod Ratio.. Brock. from Bengal; 61.m:ester, litooks. nom Nliturit ins; and Emma, Deekett, IfeOfe M Off...

Since last Saturday, the fluctuation of Consols has been about 1 per cent. ; the extreme prices bein g 90 and 89. On one or two days, the demand for Money Stock has exceeded the...

THE ONLY REFORNI FOR 1S37. To the ru:c of leeislatinn for 1837 there promises to be one impor- tant exception. The question of Poor-laws for Ireland has at length attained thet...

THE ensuing session will subject to a more severe trial than they have yet undergone, the character of the House of Commons as now constituted, and the pretensions of those...

Ix a previous page, we insert the continuation of the letter on the "Abuses in the Government of the Army," and comprising many valuable suggestions of Reform : it is written by...

TORY journals only indulge their habit of misquoting, uhen they put the words " the despised Whigs" between inverted commas, attributing them to the Spectator. The expression of...

A TABLE or list of the Members of the Howe of Commons, clas,ed accerdieg to their political sentiments, has been sent to us. The House is divided into Radicals (English and...

Ricas La Chiara di Rosenberg was produced at the Lyceum on Tues- day night ; when curiosity attracted a rather numerous audience, this being the piece whence BALFE was charged...

THE second concert of the present season was on Monday night ; and the selection was as follows. I, Anthem, .0 give thanks" PURCELL. 2. Glee," As it tell upon a day," T. CoORE....

Tut Society of British Musicians was formed for the avowed purpose of sustaining the reputation of the English school, but, as it turns out, for the real purpose of enabling...

with the Adventure, from the South Seas, after a surveying expedition which lasted five years, is now fitting out at Woolwich for a voyage tO Torres Straits and the...

ALTHOUGH for the most part describing a country which ever since the days of HERODOTUS has attracted no small share of at- tention from authors, and in our time has been written...

TgAVELS. Rambles in Egypt and Candia; with Details of the Military Power and Resources of those Countries, and Observations on the Government. Policy. and Commercial System of...

OF the three works which Mr. COOPER has lately published touching his European experiences, this is unquestionably the best. The subject malice, dealing chiefly with great...

THE "SCHOOL OF DESIGN" JOB. THE Fine Arts, underGovernment auspices, are furnishing very pretty illustrations of the foul arts of jobbing and corruption. The proposed school...

THE first and obvious pint about this little work, of' the size and appearance of one of Miss MARTINEAU'S volumes, is its cheapness. Here we have for ninepence, not indeed the...