... C?Tlqllull CillA','. Ellg'iTEDDFlOD. rt 7wEitor ?? 1l-im!,S (Chem't':oe. i) 777 S7l7,--Th 170gneral e 7ag0avellie7t of yourli exem1107t ~ 7loper (ol7vl7i7c7s lil that yo((I ?? t0e iimtj 'r!tm'7fl770t ofi 77777l707! 7L7thl e (7t71 ultivationl ( li- t1770 777r 7as8 77777 at bahen as voI llbave thle interests (71 tt,,77 inh177t1it7 0 olf tile lr'rillcpality, I. therefoeI ...

... TEE WANDERING JEW. It was at the close of a fine sanitumnal lay, ?? the shades of evening were biegjnnilsg to gather over tie city of Florence, When a low quiek rap was heard at the door of Cornelius Agrippa, and shortly aftervards a stranger was introduced into tre apartimenitin whlichl the phildsoplher was sitting at his studi(s. The strange:', thougth fincly forined, and of courteous ...

... l0riginal .- BANGORt STREETS. To the Editor of the Noahl W,1ales Chrmiietile, Sn,-sI beg .to ilform you tlatihaving Occasion to walk fronj my house in Will!in' s-street as fal nI the post ffiece on Mondhy eveiiing last about seven o'tlbek, with an article of farniture that I * had just completed -for the post-master; I cxperi- enced considerable injury from faoling over a larg heap of dirt ...

... &lngor, Thursday, Dccewber 13, IS37. WEEHLYr DIARY. I)CCembler. 1 igh Water at Port Penrlhyn rid.oaV ?? 11 7 5 7 38 Satutrday. l D)ay break lil. 8 10 8 38 5nndlliiv ?? 1( tl S. in Advent 9 4 9 31 1DIonulty . 17 Oxford 'ITa. ends 9 54 10 19 'i'usilarv 8X1 Ne\, MAloon *2 aft. 10 41 11 0 N'Vedesdav 19 imther Week. 11 29 11 53 'I'hlrsday 20 O0 17 REMINISCENCES. 1-. I ewis the Sixteenth brought to ...

... I -, J l. iw I 0. . ?? Jrai00gvi;eo ofaitu.- CARNARVONSIHIRE ROADS. ToktEditn r of the North WaNlcat'lironiclc. Sin;--Th obscrvations ?? correspondent,.l onthe roads in that county, are perfectly jusst dn1 true, and the sooher a remedy is applied The lietter,; and the adoption of the line of'roatd proposed liy'yeni' Pwllhcli correspondent, wvould, in my opinipn, be the 1'st. Bu't I beg leave ...

... T .O TEEI TO THE SENTIMIENTAL. 1. tell not my talC ?? cold and hreless l-orld: I wasto not my siglih upon Cars tb~t .ae deaf -A story of misfortune is a pearl too: precious to he cast before those who wouldltrample upon it. It is for the tender and sympathetic car of those whomn experience has taught to contrast the bliss of friendship indulged without suspicion or alloy, with the bitterness ...

... : tto0o norat anti Geler, The best methol of removing scions of fruit trees. from, a distance, is to stick them in a potatoe or turnip, and then pack them in moss or hay; thus : tey may besuent ?? to America. On their arrival they should be half or three, quarters' buried in moderately moist oils in the shade, and kept there till the season of grafting.-A re- Ispectable farnier informs us of ...

... The11 steam criages wvill mnale scveral experl- o ?? j ouriclys InI a short time, commencing pro. thl liathhv w~itl o1t; iti Windsor, -%ith a view ofexhiibit-bi jogtheji~tiitlflto his Majesty. This willhe co followved by at trip to Bristol by a-ad this agtihu In Isy at joittinoy by night. Upon th uceso te ?? a -reat deal, of coulrse, mutdeed;*e itt fiomtriel objectioss arises, it sftut ...

... We cannot more successfully consult the gra- tification of the lover of astronomical science than by pointing out some of the principal nebiue visible in the heavens during the nionth, whicb appearances have excited ite aitohishlfiidbt of all who hlave beheld them, and suggested &znic of the sublinsest conceptions wihich ever occu]iid thfe hu- man mind, of the boundless extent of tile ...

... SUNIDAY SCHOOLS. ( F,Vum ai Currelependtnf.) 'HO1 'lIoi ri ?? i9 e!xhate'ted 'lcin ll tlle rvport of the Na luital Souictv ior ?? educatito of tie cliil- dre lli (it' 0)t II0p}1 i i the I'r iniiles (if tle Istallblisied 'l1rell, beinin ar a st ?? the 1iiuznb1roI f Sunllvday Solllt l ({m. conductedl bV liiilcuthe of thu esiai- blid lihi ?? ad tihe n umb i tr ?? sc]olarst iistriticted. N. is. I ...

... We are strikingly impressed with the im- portant state of public afirs as the comnmence- ment ofa New Year approximates ;and will en- deavour to point out with impartiality and truth, whatever results we mayglean fromthose sondrcet 'ofluformatioln zhlh11Wcsenltlieselves; It be- gins to appear that the brilliant naval exjdoit of Nnvarino so honounrable to. British arms, is not without serious ...

... 'lilE JUISIIOP 01' CESTER. 'Vhe lsndoi Tin11(wS having asserted that the Bishop of (!hester had colplaitned to tho Arch- lhis]iop of Calorb ?? that tibc Diocesan of Nor- ieh waf iln tl habit of ilndulging himself ill a friendly robber of whist, AcvhdctIcoli Balthurst has causevd to he publiishied the whole of' the orres- pcnideleiie which omcmirrudbletwell those venerable di hies. 'I'he ...