... His Grace the Duke of Wellington visited the ancient city of Dulhallm yesterday week, and wvas 1 most enthusiastically received, as might justly have 6 been anticipated from the exalted charactcr of the a ihlustrious visitor, and the good sense and sound s itelings of the inhabitants. On the previous day f tharee addresses to hisi grace vere voted, one from c thc corporation, one0 from the ...

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... PROSAIC V;ARI'ETIES SeLrrte ar.v- e nlidclrstind tiat Nr. Chantrey hlas just filishlcdl al statule of the late -Mr. (aCoutto, C for the I)ucesss of St. Alban s. 'Tlis cehlebrated j ?? is ?? ngagcit on statues of Tar. liitt, and Mr. Watt, I SrxIuNc.UL ENACTMENT.-By o0c of Mir. Peel's*! ne ae cts, it is enait ted, tlit ;dl j(sJuirs, anl othler lsurilario'xs instruments, shall bli lforfefteI `to ...

... he The contractors for the London Bridge are Mr. as William JolifS, and Sir Edward Ba sk; tseor1 vr ?? aunt of whose contract was -1St6,000., he and .30,000. for suaiuiig alterations in the present nd struecture; the lshole to be completed in six years, .ay from MAarch2, .124-; which contract is now in- n creased to £606,000., by the addition of £8,000. ge, for a new set of centering for the ...

... WNI)NSOR{ CAS'JIE 'lAPESTILY. I . 1 - 1 .- -- - I: 1.:4 ?? . Ado111 '[le first order given by his Miajesty I'or silk drapery of British ?? for tile stac roijons of W'indsor Castle, is nearly completed, altigh but foile lotens have bc'ell ctnplovell ulpon it., It is alosost ittossible to giveanoy adettlatc idlem of thr ricltuless of the ?? intcended for the Castle, and the best judges whvo ...

... EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN SCOTLAI. The Alembers of thc Episcopal Communioln in Scotland profess the Salille Articles of Faithl, make use of the same Liturgy, are subject to the same systelm of Choure] Governmentl-and in all res. pects agrece with the Established Churcll or England. 'I'licir Clergy ?? their ordination anti spiri- tual ch:racter froM thec same source as tho Clergy f of the Churcll oj ...

... LIGHT'1ING THIE STREE'I'S. To the Editor of the North Wa'les Chlroeir. Sni,-T u your last numhcr I was higii1y gratiied, as a resident of the city of liangor, in iierusing a )ara~grapl), having for its object the recolnmenda- ?? of a subscrip)tion to be made by the inhabib talits, 10r tile prppose ori meeting the cxpense eon- 8e0(lelit on the clcetiin of' a(ifew lailps in'the maill and othoi ...

... HEREFORDSHJRE PITT CLUB. On Tuesday week, this society held its tenth t anniversary mieeting at the City Armus Hotel, in ^ Hereford, which was most numerously aid re- I spectably attended. The toasts given from the chair, whic s was ably filled by Major Evans, were, Tbe King, air, - God save thie King ; The Royal Family ; The Duike of Clarence and the Navy,3 air, Rule Britanisia; ...

... PIER AT CE MMAES. To the Editor of the North Wales Chronicle. Sir,-I take leave to represent to the public, _ that the Port of Cemmiaes has for a long thic becn F considered too small for the accommodation of S vessels isy reason of the progressive increase of S trade, and otherwise very inconvenient and inse- Al .cure for the want of a proper Pier, as shelter from 'r Noith-West wxinds. A ...

... VESSELS ARRIVED AT CARNAR VON. Hlarrict, Fell; Mary, Jones; Chester Trader, i Lewis; Minerva, Ellis; Ann, Prichard ; Dinorwic, I., Griffith ; Jane & 13etty, Pierce; Elizabheth, Jones; ?? Zebra, Williams ; Colonel Smith, Jones; Hope, aC Davies. fl CLEARED FOR SEA. Elm Grove, Willimns; Elizalbeth, Ellis; Caro- C linc, Richards; Chester, Owven; Aurora, Williams; fa Meriolletis, Oliver; Lively, ...

... To tlhe right I*rolnarable I/ic Earl Grooi'ior. I MY LoI:D,-f :1ddress YOU, jl1St1Y ?? with I;J those sentinielits otf respet Which are dluo to exalt- cd lank and, p)ilicly Iclatll lbut, at the same time, with that sincerity an - freeom Iwhich ought to he tse characteristic of puhilic discussion. I. am prompted, lmy lord, to ( raw your attention Fr to the sil)ject of this letter, irom a ...

... StCiAP-, LOCAL AND GENERAL. (Lscucid'd fi'on eou' lost page,.) MIr. ?? Mooire hats left ?? to pay a visit to N1 o %tcmtt Abbey, the stat of tbe late Lord BY ron, Uli 'dupee tile gnreat pnet, whose letters and jo5ttP ed - 1 lie is iLlS ittt to give to the wtott] d, patsed hsis titiv &vdas-K can has anntounted~ htis inttenttiont , t in fro 't the stage att tie end ?? piresent A ' xll~ ciltsi cc ...