... THE GHOST OF A AIISER. To the Editor of the Noihls ?? Chronicle. Sou,-I will thank you to give the followisig story a place in 05G of your eolumns whenever vou shall find it couvonient to find a place for it I take leave to dedicate it, without permission, to. the three folldiving descriptions of persons-drunk- ard.s, old women troVbhcdwvithA %ery bad tempers, and silly people of every kind ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHRISTENING; Thursday afternoon an extremely novel and in- interesting ceremony took place on the opening of the new patent stills, in the extensive and celebrat- ed rectifying distillery of Messrs. John and Wil- liam Nicholson, St, John-street, Clerkenwell. 'The former distillery not having been found suf- ficient for the great demand experienced by Messrs. Nicholson, they have ...

... DENI3IGH GRAND EISTEDDFOD. .Il ehaave cinch pleasure in being abic to present Iethle inhabitants of' the Priucipaliti, with el skotch ebofth initeresting proceedings at tlrceig Grand ng Ccrriess of Welsh Baris, whichl e~n'f~~cla CdDenbigli, under the auspices of, the Cvyrn rjod rion in, wynedd, on Tuesday morninZ lase it seporter es-, having teen dispatchosidlfrorn thi dc, xrsl NSfor tile ...

... EXlPLOYMIENT OF TIE POOR. I A .. ?? : .. ?? A_ ?? The following interesting ?? is Ox- 'lhe p) tracted from Keene's Bath ,Jeournal :-indust: '[The village (if Colervo is in a veryv elevated of tile, situation, a short distance from the London road, theni.' and is thcrefore so p)rominient an object that few who have trdvelled from Bath to London canl be Th unacqonitedwith its situation. tisprin ...

... To TirH EDITOR OF IlTE AllElIDlEE JOUWbEAL. A1P? EdU/ar-As you sometimes decote a portion of your valuable coluedlos to the notice oF theatticali, liay I request your attention to those of Elgin. IVre are pre- sently visited by 31r 'Lyder, and his hliglhly-respectable Comipany, wlVle:S2 ?? ?? aililrd peculiar (leligilt to all amlirers of the histrionic art amollst us. Nor is tiis all ?? the a ...

... DOOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. LONDON. , A Council was held on Illondty at two o'clock, nt a a Windsor Castle, Ifr the purpose ot laying before his Na. a j ety the Recorder's Report, and for other public business. .IThe following Members of the Cabinet left town to at- v ,f tend it :-The Duke of Wellington, Mr Peel, the Chan- s n cellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Lord i t Chancellor, ...

... UPOUSE OF WEDS. TUtSDAY, JULY 15.-The Royal Assent was given by. com. mission to forty-seven public and private Bills among which S were-the Stamp Duties Regulation bill, Promissory Notes (Scotland and Ireland) Bill, the Corn Acts Amendment Bill, c Packets' Regulation Bill, Church Briefs ReDeal Bill, County Lunatic Asylum Bill, Malicious Injuries (Ireland) Bill, Consta- 0 bulary Acts (Ireland) ...

... Wedniesilay having been appointerl for the Spring Shoke oJ Cattle, a- considerable nrnrmiber oi' very fine anirmals were bromight into Mav's .Mrrk-et-place in lhe mnoining. By twelve o'clock, there was a tiumerous assemblage of Noblemena and Gentlemen, members of the Society, many of whonl came from a great distance. -This was extremely satisFactory, as it manifested the interest they took io ...

... Heard by thre at Ir.' C4uoU Jfrom the lips of MlUlir the Booheeh . (FIrONt THE ATHENSUMi.) Fielding, having finished the manuscript of ' TomnJones, and being at that time pressed for morley, wvent with it to one of your second-rate booksellers, with a view of selling it for what it would fetch at the moment. He left it with this trader in the children or other men's brains, and called up- on ...

... A REICTOl AIAY BE A LAYMAN. e. Extract from Mr. FINI.As'S New Publication onl Tirire and ?? LaW in IIreland. M Most of the diflifir ltieo ii compreheordilg Ireg'al 1i;gbts, Y result trirn the cii'erimstawi'e that0 terms, otre ?? axplbril ed. u It is cuio urs ?? remairki, curl rtay bh uselul to remalk, flow frequently, s',an hfow iV idel y, it sriord in its general acceptation varieis. arid, ...

... TIHE GATES. Oli the 18tb, the alnretersary of the shutting of the gates of Dlenry, the occasion was celebrate(d with the usual de- iltatttratiulss of jay. At the eacrly hou.r of three o'clock in the mIorning, a hand ?? Boys, preceded by military utlnuic, mnareloid throngh the city, and at the same time the inspiriting motto of 1 No SURE4Dxhra, was placed over the prittci:ill gates of the ...

... Kir.tYMAN.-A meeting of the Protestants of the parish of Killyntan, in the counties of Tyrone and Armagh, was held at Verner's Bridge on the'20th. ult. 'for the pur- pose of establishing a Brunswickl Club- Captnin Lloyd was in tho chair. The mecting vas addressed by the Rev. Mr. Horner, Geo. E. Stuart, Esq. Joseph Gieer, Esq. Rev. James Phelaen, Richard Lloyd, Esq. Mr. M'Elroy, Henry Atkinson, ...