... --ii- uoral .koiii er dlisgrace ful af~ltir in Ifigh life hias fur- liiiheilliI tichl gossip -in the c'omiity of E'ssex, and W:I, in doubdt, Li~e ?? fine nruts'' for thet, gentlemenl 'ii the olong robo. The inj ured husband is soil and 111- to lii a ;al thy baronet, whose family nalle is I'nr~~~efor its eolosexion, ill Ll~inliil h listoryy 'A Ii tie ?? of' il] liamn Rufu~s.l'hc gay ?? ILo- ...

... . Original ? . I ?? GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. To thw Editor of the North II'ales Chronicle. SIR;-Havhig lately received an order of rc- moval from this station to England, I feel I can. not leave the said station without acknowledging with gratitude the very great kindness and chris- tian conduct of the Rev. John Ellis, Vicar of the parish of Llanbadric, in giving myself and crew divine ...

... THE CHRONICLE, The'year' 1827 has cotcluded,, the leading .evets of wilich have been entirely of a uega- ;tive eharacter.. One melancholy inci'dellt at- tended its very openini,- and n'ppears to have ?? a full share of effect upon ?? oc- currences; ve allude to the lamiented, decease of the Duke of. York, which happenijig nt a .criticalperiad, deprived the constitutional part of the cabinet of ...

... ICDEp OF INSTRUU'LION I ?? 1. Let every wife he perstoaded diat m two lvays of governing a fiauilyl hle first is I! ,,6 tqulessson of that will whiec he longs to w,; txe syosd by tile power orrnildless, to wh )il f N strength wili ield. Oac is. We paver i( Ihh. band; a v, ife siould loevcr ell;ploy any ?? unr, I. thus gel ellepess. When a wt01!1:int accnsiuone i,; self to say I 7vilt, she ...

... STEAM-C4RRIAGES. As the subject of steam-carriages is of great public interest at the present moment, and as ab considerable degree of misunderstanding ?? I ?? the origin and progress of this branch 1 of practical mechanics, we propose after having described Mr. Gurney's machine, to give a slight a chronological account of the inventioss oftthose a projectors who have preceded ihim, or are now ...

... gortiolt Anxiety and suspense are not entirely removed in the Metropolis with reference to the state of af- fairs at Constantinople. IGovernmcnt have not re. ceived any intelligence of the actual departure. of our, Asxbassador, although it is understood, by private accounts, that the embarkation of all the Ministers of the Allied Powers had taken place.- It is stated on the authority of ...

... Extraet of a letter. from asassistantusxgeon on 1 board his Majesty's shiplGencit. to his iarlisr in a Edinburgh, on thie arrvi4l of that ship at Ply- mnonth,-on the lath instant:- My dear Father ;-My arrival in England, I 'after witnessing the glorious battle of Navarin, sl aflords-.me the highest pleasore, in being one smore able'to communicate with you aun1 alt those who are dear to me. ...

... Bv~rogain Fricte+. Primroses, two bunches a penny, have lately been cried in the neighbourhood of Newington, and other parts. Soine few days ago a couple of Scoteh porters ran their heads violently against eacl other ils turising a corner. Ay! nwn, exclaimed one of them, receding from the blow, you've gart my head ring, That's a sign that your head's boss ; said the other ?? yours not ...

... of EARLS OF CHESTERFIELD. Tn the 1 ishoprick of ])urham , there is a town and forest, which bear the name of Stanhope; from hence antiqanries have iinastined that the an- cestors of this noble fatisily, wvho were possessed of conosiderable property, and seated thereabouts, assuimed their namc front ?? of their posses- SiOS: thle first, however, of the faimiily from whom we con lineally deduce ...

... untotufit aui 3f1utrcUctbe. LADY OF GOLLERUS. On the shore of Smerwvick harbour, osne fine slunmer's morning, just at day-break, stood Dick Fitzgerald, shoghing the diudeen, which may be translated, smoking his pipe. The sun was gradually rising behind the lofty Brandon, the dark sea was getting green in the light, and the inlsts clearing away out of the valleys, went rolling and curling ...

... *el-a, ot. 4k ,g., ?a ?-tj ailti OCIIMI. ihe L.ord lllmeor a,,d C'orporation have granted the ?? oft nii I dhall Lfor a GrandilMcrnling Concert, onl Wedneilci~v Fib 13, which Will be 'under thc direction of Sir ?? Smaurt, fibr the lbeiilht of thle Spanish and I talianftljefjjaeeS._ 1:Xti'aet Or a let er, received from -St. Petershiti-gli, dated thle 7th of DSV(i C Ls: fy. an tordroh i isister. ...

... We continue to the end of another week with out being able to make any decided announcement of alterations in the cabinct, though the latest ad- vices we have received would almost justify us in concluding that at the very time of our putting our paper to press some will be occurring of a most serious nature. That the cabinet must he remodelled, and that shortly, no one who has paid the least ...