... To the Editor of the North 'I Ves Chronicle. S, Though I greatly deprecate such' para- graphs in our public. prints as do not sffleiently, diserimltante. between virtue and vice; and little as (Iike to see praises lavished upon persons whose sitoateons 'o life, and 'aily habits do not call for such *publi regardr yet I would. not withhold pratse snhere..prtsa. is due, nor forego the advan- ...

... TME CHRONICLE. BANtGolt, TUEoDAY, AUGUST 28, 1832. Conform to promise we this week proceed to mtle a fe colliments tin his Majesty's Speech delijered to both Houses ot Parliament, on Tlhurs- tho 16th instantf ?? In former ad nlre prosperous times, the royal addresses to parliansent were chiefly remarkable for distinctness and brevity ; but as the somD- Plexion ofthe times has aiterei, su has ...

... agricultural Entriltorltife. is SHEEPSHEATING.-Dr. Parry recommends thie id shearing ol' fine-wooled lambs abortt tile blegirning of uf August, having fioind thlat tile hog fleeces' growv firuer vwhen the lamb fleeces have heen renirved lY This practice promises considerable pro5fit-an ar n gunment in favour of its adotiptioii of a very JiDO er re jul kind. it - - ds' ON THE CULTURE OF THE ...

... 7 ANOLBSEY COUNTY MEETING. Pursuant to a requisition to tha High Sheriff, most respectably and numerously signed, and notiee;following thereon, a rueeting of the gentry, clergryand freeholders of the county of Anglesey, *was held in the Shire Hall, 13eaumaris, on Tuesday last tile 21st instant, to consider or the propriety of presenting an address to Her'Royal Highness tlie Duchess of Kentand ...

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... gvirtt of toc vubUr..gournalo. I . 1RELAND. (From the Guardio; aind P-ubFlic Lsdcre.' We observe by the Irish papers that his Ex- cellency the Lord Lieutenant has been holdipg what might vry properly be called a -palaver svith cer- raji indrviduals at Cork, who are confessedly Coe advocates of the repeal of the Union, and the re- presenotatives of the agitators. These persons, composing a ...

... % . ?*Oerial oarliallitilL -IHQUSE OF LORDS, TnuRSDAY, AUcusT 16. .PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. Thnrsday. this impoytantand interresting feare aniong the masny attending theexertion of theroyal prerogarive was performed by his ?? in peison', with all the state ceremony andgranidletsr usutally observed-on similar occasions. '.At a quarter past two o'clock his Majesty entered the house, and to-ols ...

... ANGLESEY AGRICTJATURAL SOCIETY. The anonal meeting of lhe inerhbes of this 1m Ilv useful ano patriotic ?? was held at Llargefhi on Friday the 3d instant. In the moriting the cattle shew took place anrl we are happy to learn.that thte stock of all sorts was most abundant, and it, snch highl condition as to afford aml)le evideice of' tlie tery important im provemnent which is now taking pliae' ...

... ,*pirit of tote VOWull qournIWO. I RE LAN D. The demon of Dismeil seems to have talten up his abode in this distracted coittry. and we ill not he ejected by either fair (it fiil play, by stratagem or force. And ni wsoiner. when we ?? upln the vaid ancl delutive meanis tiat have been rn.zorted to in olrder to tranqouillize it. At first the people o'cre told that all ihri -ppressiins and %wants ...

... ANECDOTES OF THE EIGH'FEENNT | CENTURY. EFa'ttCTS OF INDnUsTrY.-Thle fattier of the cele- brateti Colotil Sloperv walked for several ears as private postiliat between Headfsrd and Ballin- rotte. He was ingenious, bhot sO ext'reluelv' p)ttd, that riot behig able to putchase paper, he potlished tile shouller boue of a horse, and learned top Wnlite( 6it. Havieg occasion afterwards tit go top Lou ...

... .l I I~ ?? . . 4 -A ?? CAT Nh AI.. I The following is a copy of the Ninth Report tq the Comisjssioners appointed ?? the Acts If 4 Geo. IV. c. 74, andl7and 8 Geo. IV. c. 35, for Vuq. ing in them- certain Bridges now haildling, ?? and for the farthler. imsprovemncnt et tile Riad frto,; London to Holi hcad, and from London to Liver. por~l:- IBeing, by the 124th Section of tle Act 4 (;,o IV. c. ...

... Doincotir Entelliaellre. . TArT'l IoN uF DrSSENTING CHAPEL._ Thi lI)nren. chinI anuilwrities of liarylehone h aveisslud loticei ,f thleir intetation tI. proceed forthwitlh for the re- Ccvertv of the respective rates dute fran the various: dissenting chapljs anti other places of sorship situate it the parish, Whidh hae 'reniained unpaid for tne rast aitir or 6ve years, and amount to a ...