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... AWFUl, LOSS OF LIFE. r. AlFUl, LOSS OF LIFE. irvidejjl1i'iiS, thle lost fatal that haveocenrred iicr iersey fur several years, tuck place It r11iivrz i; abot two n 'clock, one off * ick ci aml the other tsnt far from 'a 1 'trt, owill to the apsetting of twi i lersals, who were returnling from ai htucle- battle at Brloliborough, on 1s eidlleus ?? ?? two persott 1 and JIuhn Rublinson, far £5:.- ...
... The 1Hounds. UWYN I iovxl)s-felet oll urge .iGt 'glee Pc~srnsyw 12 i5IL'Nil5s-.) 121t (II 'ntesslav da t~y) a(t Pseoiyo dd J'a rhe 1 h rks; 'I hi ?? lncis; StuLidly, ~at ianlifil~iti-eilch ilier LL ten o'clock. the. l he idouloclrable Capt. Doug glas and bis lads left be Penrhlyu CLstle tor Yorkshire, on 'I lesas ?? lbe ?? tile 2211 ult. Lad y i ?? ar'd lamily left lrirsonll aI visit tn3 Sir ...
... - Grilt.u ri4u(e. To Ihe Editor of the NNWi 0Ie al&S Chroiiicte. SIR,-Atothier Cambrian hero who deserves to he mentioned, in conjunction witih Sir Howoel y Fwyall, is Sir David Gani, a native of South Wales, who after hayilig been.-deputed lby Henry V. prior Lo the battle of Akt:incoirt to' ie'oniioitre the Irefreti army, ?? to his Mgajesty with the following noble report, ?? An't lfleamse ...
... Originlt rtcpincc, I Q. BARON ALDERSONS AND THE WELSH I J iU RO Its. To Ihe, Editor of l/re ANorth llktes Chsronicle. SIR,-I have seen in ?? and pror'iririal papers Mr. Bsrten Aldlerseoa represenited as having made uie of the folls i1gr ords:- I assure you that I was l tely at Carnarron, and on the point of summingr tip when I hled the presence of mind to inquire if th,' jury understood ...
... ?? of toje VilDfit 1oltnlal.. THE THIMBLE 111G ADMINISTRATION, It is arnisilng to Obtserve tile Iburstimi rage or wile servile ?? if tihe 1XnijtiitY, ws-ieilevor 011 sins, is ziiaielo i the speeil il 1'i Mr. tanle)~ ou Friday light, We desire lit) better Ifollliiif its ?? ?? t11a1] ?? Sulrelll iif alilgry ep~ithets 131111ihkl 51 1k 111050 poir creatures ?? it, ill 01033) plalter Li I llere ...
... CARNIARVON VLSTRY MEETING. |11 o01r last wr gave an account of the state of tie ?? in rcgard to thie ClIarchl Rate up to the afternyoo oi Moinday tlc I 31ii instant at 3 o'clock, at whith tine the numbers Wrcr. For the adjournment ?? 347 For the rate ?? ?? 368 Majority for the ratc 21 On Tuesday morning the court re opened and pollinig recommenced and wras carried on Until about 12 o'clock, ...
... TIME ISE AND CRY. ?? the Editor of the North IWales Ch roicle. SIR,-W1hb1n men eelebrated for talent, and to R whom thr public Inok I Ij for isstretieion, dis- L seminate errors in addressing large public meet l' iogs, it becomes thle duty of thle periodical press to undeceive those whlo mav hare been deceived from their perfect reliance on the knowledge of the C dissetinator. I therefore ...
... 3f Vjr, --'Baltic -- - 2- THIE POOiR LAWS. IWe hafve received a grent nutuber or otr s spectiut- a cose which arisiug ittt ori the, ?? POor~, Law li caine 'ecenatly Ito ore tile inagistrates at W r ill ESSeeX, IThe Case, ait tepiirtoil, is [tis' :- A young nait litnieil .Jattes Wheeler, whose settle. fleiiL was il the, parish ?? vras lilprettived etitiat SiX Years ?? li tile pitllb tish ...
... *1 THE ROYAL SEA-BATHING INFIDIMARY. To the Editor of the North Wf'ales Chronicle. Mn. EDMoR-Prav give a corndr in your valuable journal to the fewt oniin which follow on one ofitbe vorv best hlaritiss extant: This institution, however strango it may appear, is less ktnowvn than any of its numierous charitable con- temporaries; antd it is confidentlyhelieved that it needs only to point out a ...
... T1'I1E UINI IE L) S'47A'ES ,r AMlE1ICA.-- ew York papersiitflie 2d of rutolice llie s Ioi'l !*!iv(dl hv the /: w}/f *hit-11 lliled ;I1. l iv4 !lp.. I oln S111da Ni . 'I1beO suti tiit tile cotton cln, will he ?? and lint lhilrld itt, to ?? jlitr ruakiris will 'ise the ?? ?? tihe cirdit the- thillli ft.- '1Thte' ?? toltaiill i conllots otbe w-eckoilfaiotlther Cirligrailt 9bip, ?? jblthifl'. l! ...
... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. The retirement of Mr. William Brougham from the represen- tation of the borough of Southwark, has, we are happy to find, led to the invitation of Mr. D. W. Harvey, by a large and influ- ential deputation of the electors, to offer himself a candidate for a seat for that constituency in the ensuing Parliament. Deeply regretting, as we do, the retirement of such a tried ...