... * BOROtUGE OF BRISTOL. t The following is the opinion of tbeS AttIrUeI-Genral, i! treply to the case aubmitted-for his consideration. as to the -possibility of there being a legal election ?? ,Council- - lors for this borough in November he=t. The difficulty -arises from the circumstance of the Mayoraeot haviigh bese'n' selected from amuong the bci&dor. rentuded of the B itr gesses, but from ...

... MERTHYR TYDVIL, SATURDAY, Oct. 1, 1836. Onr new Contemporary has at last made its appearance. To this we have no possible ob- jection Truth will ever prevail in the end, and the more that error labours in its own defence,, the more it aids its own destruction. With our new Contemporary we shall always deal as we have done with our old. We shall expose its principles, refute its statements and ...

... HITTON-GARDEN.' LOVE IS THE KxTCtiN.-AN ATirouNY's CLERit- OUrwrITD.--- ;Sarah Brown, a smirking little.housemaid,' and William Robinson, ,a dapoper ittle personage, were charged,-th'e latter with. having beenfoundin DMiss Brown's.bed-'room, andehewith haing'ad-' ,mitted'hiiu tberelfor an .unlawfulpurpose.9 i The complainsnt, LorenzoBR: deSai.stated thatbe resided-at-No. * 11, Chapel-street, ...

... THE MOUR.NlNVG CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 186. In consequence of the high winds, we presume, which prevailed yesterday, our usual French Ex- press had not reached us up to Six o'clock this morning. With whatever anxiety the public may regard the events which are hourly occurring in Spain and Portugal, they are not, we apprehend, likely to derive much information, as to their ...

... INEWCASTLEI, shT. .50. cs Ahabon ietter of the 12th instant announces that- The irst aact. ci the ntiv guv e Ii I iteI t ii, I ?? PlrliI Ferdinand of the connmand fthe rtrny. H- ktimmal apanag.. h ?? been withdrawn iron him. The Quevn, who keeps berself shut up with her husband and her court in the Palacr if Las Necessldades, wished to embark on board an English ship of war, but has been ...

... (From Mr Downes' Mountain-Decameron.) So late as the earlier part of the last century, that strange character of a stranger superstition, known by the name of The Sin-Eater, was not unknown in Wales. This was some desperate being, wno, (unless we suppose him an unbeliever)- being past redemption, lost to all hope of salvation, did for a slight reward, or to gratify the relatives of one lying ...

... ) THE QUANTITY OF GAS OBTAINABLE FROM A GIVEN WEIGHT OF COAL. Mr. Peckston, in his valuable treatise on gas lighting, whilst writing on this branch of the subject, observes that pit coal may be divided into three classes, according to the pro- portions of its component parts. Such coals as are chiefly composed of bitumen are to be considered as belonging to the first class. These coals burn ...

... A|OHDDACON OF NORTIUMBERLAND'S I-I. .VISITALTION CUABGE. On Tuesday last, the Venerable Archdeacon Simgleton de- livered his anumal visitation charge to the clergy of this town and neighbourhood in St. Nicholas' Church, where a consider. able numniber of lay members of the church of England, chieky ladies, also attended. Previous to the delivery of the charge, the RIev. the Vicar of this town ...

... R. O'CONNELL, T'HE. RADICALS OF ENGLAND, AND MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR. (~~~~~1 w ~e.5@p ltm was 4*,*~ On 4~v~znr4PMW ~_9 WS W4~~ bly Room0s, Tlqoa st-rqSdfor Be pu$e of H lion Mr. OWe ells pincttion aFprge' nnqg end : g ' 8Ur Murphy iaf r f . fle Chairan staite at l a 9W a s of some4 4jculty.- For a loip;1eerioa he haven a safljr of M jO,!onnel# in nil hia Vitws-heare he .gsemedJamJ hli phtlaopght ...

... TIHE LATE MADAMr IALIBRAN. ro An unfortunate fatality seems to have attended Mali- bran's last days. She hurried from Paris to London, and from London to Manchester, to fulfil her engage. e ment at the festival. She went first to the Roval Hotel: a but upon learning that Lablache, Ivanoff, Assandri, and Caradori Allan were at the Moseley Arms, she removed to the latter hotel. Her excitement ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPOND-MC.1 London, Sentera!we 2N. The general facility for money in the Iicti eli markets are greater to-day than they [rre wm ctu day, and little dependence on the Bank of r!,. land has existed for any part of tie nitty The rate is still high, that is, scarcely any pepu discounted under 5 per cent.; but on the wible money has been seeking employment rather than otherwise. The ...

... CIRCUITS OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE RE. I.: _ LIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. N- NoagasT6:rskCzC0ro L R, R-eynolds'; ., Chief C6 sione dRoitkndshire, at Oakhmm, Taeaay, October i- York- shire, at Sheffield, Thursday, October13; Yorkshiro, at Wakefield Friday, October. 14; Kingstoa-upon-HuU, Wednesday, October 19; Yorkshire, at York and City, Friday, Ocsober 21; Yorkshire,' at Richmond, Tueeday, ...