... . .1 govri? . . * FRANCEc Pants, Manccr 19.-The FIrenIchvgerotrmeJtthbas sustained a signal anl not to be easily ftorgotten defeat in the acquittal of I rgeron aod.Iienotst- By this veydict all the police agenltsareifiscredited, all the police spies are degraded; and this Ahortisle attentat becomes nothing more tlian a eonspiu.cy 1 of the police to aia the ministry at the opening of a new ...

... IGRAtTlFING iRIBUTEE OF RESPECT. [ * -~ ^rnfli( Ann;r4,rr .r A ?? wPIC OI: RIiIEAKlFAST 'AT IeOLYWEI .. ani Id Anumnber of the frieids: ani .parisliioners'o a st FIdivwell ?? 'subscribed for the purpese ! pn, tin D t thie Rev. -Johii Blackwell,-BIA. Iatq curate k.i *e ihot platxce with some sjitableemerorial ofalpcr e tt cee~gf-3d Aibdl esteem, for the eemp.lary discharige li f tF h i 's red ...

... On Tuesday, the 26th inst the ceremony of laying the first stone of this most spirited and important undertaking took place, on the hill of Creuau, situate on the Tan-y-bwlch estate, about half a mile from the Oakeley Arms Hotel, by William Gryffydd Oakeley, Esq. of Plas Tan y bwlch, amidst an immense concourse of spectators from various quarters; some even from remote parts of South Wales. ...

... Tit of the uiit 0 ouual. THlE IRISH DISTURBANCE SUPPRESSIO BILL. ti. We have been asked, whv we Support the Irish wI Disturbance Suppression Bill, when we know ey it to be a delosiom ? Our answer is--we supportit, as of though iwve know it to be a fraud, silliply because Of he it ought not to be a fiaud; because this, or some ge e, suchl Measure, Imigbt be usefsl or (if we can s$p- sh pose ...

... - - ?? -- I Al p E'R [A L. P:t ?? L, I A E'N'l ? - 11l1'l>E 01F Loiii ?? MlIzel ?? lletjitiols forl thle lwtthi .ob)3i~anice of thle ~abl l bal a, or thI e alt1 htiI i 01 tI i' ofn',v l 'et,15 prieventedi trut valriouspats tii Is f tile COMurlc by Ilk Itisljoll(it uL incuoln, Iurd' Dacie 1i.idi anit Sitilelil ano E I G rell Loiti StitFFIENAL) piese!ttid 4t ]Wetitllt friti, a 1,ivecr-liitil. ...

... To tlic Editor of t±e North Wales Chronicle. - _ - 1 . - _. . -- -astae rt-~ To l( SIR,-Having heard some rnmours respecting the strange and awful visitation under which e Lord Henley has been for somile time past suffer- e' ing in consequence of his declared hostility to di anthems, solos, duets, &e., I took the liberty of malding enquiries at his Lordship's home this a morning, and lose no ...

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... moulcotir At We learn that the clothing tradle at Trowbridge Li 5o is brisker than, it has heeu for many years past, (I li- EXOR1iTArNT 'I'URNPM11E TOI.L5.-Frisoit Blristdl , le to Nibley, which is n ine miles noi the Sadbiiry. n mn road, fle LOllS deILiiS del for t horse and cart or a n- gig amlount to Is. 72d. . Iy The run on the banks is snbsiling in some b- p-laces andn rising, in others. ...

... rove, AT CONWAY.-On Friday, the Ist instant, thle vote members of the Conway Friendly Society assent- fo teral bled to celebrate the seventh anniversary -of their Al heli. meeii on Gcryl Dewi Sant; and, preceded byv A, Iheli their basnter, a band aof music e.nd the Trustees ilf V- o111d the Society, moved- on to Rose Hill, the residence PI LU. of their w~ortby vicar, the Revr. John Owen. hilt, ...

... 130ROU-GI-I OF 1VAH8YLEl3O)NJ. I , ~ : . .1, . (Froml the Cao i FULL, TRUIC, AND) PARTICULARL ACCOUNT or T~ill CONSPIRIACY OFS THET' WHit MiNS Sly AGA INST iTHF. CONSTiTUENtY O.F AiLiO. _ 1 r. Po rtm an, tile. %Wli cx iii cmber fri-l thl- blI C rojigi (f Mit~rVyLetitIe, in a dark-I fliot- aitl i1iiirlcr the iriflurense ot' anr evil tlestiriy, in oarder ti, irlttkitl ;I seat in) parliament, ...

... THLE CHRONICSLEI BANcGOR, n C);DAY, MARCH 12, 1833-. The prerailing zoal for the refornm of ehorcrl las frlIew;, i c. for (ldepriing the clergy or their pro ertys, has lately exiibited itself in a very stroug of light ?? tire inhrabitants of the ancient city of 5f Chester, whose petition on this subject wac (ut l)st week presented in the Holuse of Corin-los by is E I~ord Robert Grosvenor, oife ...

... Is I ttOTS ACCOItN'r OF ?? MASSACRE OF . US T HE TURKS_ ATriJA FA. afa .. - 1 -1- .1 Ilf-0, 4)) Niliah after- 1 On the 20th Ventose (March 10,) in [he after- gI n naom, the Jaffa prisoners were put in nootion in la d the midst of a vast square battalion formrid by thel di a ti ops of General Bon's division. A diark rumour nt di of the fate wihich was prepaied for ti)em deter- d d ininerd me, ...