LONDON, IVEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30. Some observations were made by Mr. W. E. HICKSON, at the last meeting of the London Corporation Reform Society, which appear to us to embody principles sound and important on several points connected with administrative and judicial functi

NEWS from INDIA to the DECEM BElt THE ASIATIC JOURNAL for FEBRUARY contains Indian Intelligence down to the sth December from Bombay, comprising very Important News respecting the Submission of the Shah of Persia, the March of the British Troops to the Indus, the State of Affairs

notice, that it is their intention to LET the BUILDING now erecting on the east side of EUSTON GROVES and opposite the entrance to the Railway Station, for an Hotel, with an extensive mews comigueus to the tration, on a term of seven, fourteen,or twenty.one years, from Michaelma

To GAS COMPANIES.—TOWN of BRIGHTON. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Commissioners, ' acting under the Act of Parliament for regulating and Improving the said Town, are ready to receive TENDERS in writing from such persons as may be willing to enter into a CONTRACT for LIGHTING

FOR TBR HERTFORD, NORFOLK, SUFFOLK,

The Agriculturists io this county are begining to bestir themselves on the subject of the Corn Laws. A petition is in course of signature in the Hundred of Rosmere and Claydon, and it is proposed that every person who signs should add the amount of his assessment for land, as sh

THE GREAT WESTERN.—This magnificent vessel sailed from Kingroad on Monday last on her sixth voyage across the Atlantic. She had one hundred berths taken, and only two or three disengaged. She also fully laden, principally with silks and haberdashery hear tha great alterations ha

We find the following letter to the Earl of Derby, Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire, in the Lancaster Gazette of Saturday. WHITEHALL, 1 ITH JANUARY, 1838. My Lord, wish to call the attention of your Lordship and of the Magistrates of the county of Lancaster, to the state of the con

Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway.—This great work has already begun to excite much interest in the public ; and we doubt not but the following account of the progress of the means of intercourse between the two cities will generally acceptable. It is taken from an elaborate article

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