... I ELFICTIUN (OF'TMN COUNCILL(?RS,&c. | k . . ?? I. I .~ , I I, III ?? Itts l'tI If;IUI nl, d~d to: ,I C theC ofli Cc ol .1tayit'- a- 3-.1di JIotaI lhirlilpio! I i`, CrU i,1),lsy, iit isWyanO S'parrcow P;sqr;. tsntd Surgeon Griliti lollurts, e- ltmve beets ?? c I Alsleireris. Thle 'Toown (Csunile is e- contp, I lf tite followilng ?? IV ii- 1.~lc ?? Jones, 1.D, .Jttltt lY 3oe'_,Ic Son Ilicliaid ...

... MODE OF MANUFACTUlRNG COAL. GAS. Anl apparatus has been contrived by the Lezturer on Chemistry at the Adelaide Gallery, Wrhichl dis- plays, in a very simple and accurate 1aunier the whole process by which the solid block5s ao(f, 'or made to give out the very subtle and inflailnnable va. pour to which our streets and nianufilhetoriea Owe the clear, brilliant, and steady light by which cu, ,fbrt ...

... FLINTSHIRE IRISII CLERGY MEETING. I - .- . . _ _ .. . On Monday last, a Meeting vwas convened in the Grand Jury Room, of the New Court House, Mold, for the purpose of augmenting a subscription in the county of Flint, for the distressed Irish Clergy.- From the imperfect nature of' the announcement the mleeting was not so numerously attended as might hlavehbocenxpeoted,butiitconsisted of someof ...

... ?? 1LLUS 'RATIONS. I arn Alpha and Ornega, tbo beginning sad( tbo ond- ilig ssiti tilm Lord, which is, and wvhich was, and whl ich is to comio, tiho Aliniglity.-Itrv. i. 8. As the Lord Jesus was evidently spoken of in the preceding verse; it is obvious to conclude that tile Lord, who speaks in this, is thesamne Person nor can any sufliciont reason be assigned, why it should be uniderstood of ...

... PWLLIIELI MUNIC1IPAL ELI'GTlO. i. On Thursday. last the -Council of this berruttgi elected the follkwing individuawl .out :oftheir o'wn. body of Aldermen, viz. William Jones, :druggit, Richard Ellis, Esq. David 'illiains, druggist, and Lewis Evans, timber merchant; and old Friday the- Aldermen and Coincillors elected . (,i Jones, Esq. to be Mayor, David W7illiams, Esq. to be Town Clerk, and ...

... 1eclicf of the Irish Clergy.--.eoting at 11 -- I I .Bangor. On Wednesday last, pursuant to public notice, a numerous meeting assembled in the Chapter- room of the Cathedral, for the purpose of co- r operating with the Metropolitan Society in the relief of the suffering Protestant Clergy of Ireland. The attendance of the Clergy was very full; we ob- served in the room the following Rev. ...

... a\ .. C! _ . A ?? , . ?? I. , . On Sunday last a meeting of the Catholic inha- b bitants of Kingstown was held in the vestry of their parish church, in order to record the grati- t tude of the parishioners to Thomas Greshaam, Esq. n for the very handsome present of an altar piece, k which he has lately made to the parish church, and II for his general anxiety on all occasions to promote mI ...

... FRELNCII CIIAM,1 BRIS-Ol' EN ING () 11T1: ls;: i )Y. The Paris l'apers o Tuesday Contain the K~inlg's Sptech uponl the oplenillg of the Session of Chum1- bers, which however, is of less importaice, as it is clear the l'resident's \lvssagc had not been re- ceived iu Paris at thiv tille it was spolken.. As re- gards the American dis tute, it is therefore utterly uninstructive ; and, (idved, ...

... THlE REV. MESSI\S. CRO¶ITY. - x, . 1 , ?? .. . .r. ;t We are sure that our readers will he delighted d vithl the fillowineg letter fronm the R1ev. Win, d Crotty, and that a cause so good as that in vhiichi r they are engaged avill gain the cordial support of our fellow-Citizens: !ivr, Deccmbehr, 15, 1835. .l ])car Sir,-l received yinr paper this morning, n andl beg to return you sincere ...

... .s ~ ~ ~ ~ - -. . . i.] IFFY ?? ?? ?? thre .Spor'sitoriri erd Verinaryltepositor'y,) We renrember, sonic years ago being a good deal if amused with an article in one of ?? of Agri-- N culture, by tue Lttrick shepherd,:onj~eefcso nole-catching. I-e affirmed that imisl'arc effceed of igly useful animials, for they turn isp fresh earth on E medwadpasture lamis; which earth being after- wad pedby ...

... II , IBANGOR., TUESDAY,;iUAN, 5,1838. . ?? 'We have to acknowledge theobliging attention of several valued Correqponldents to the request n urged in our last. t will not be oar fault, if any local occurrence is unrecorded,-any local abuse or grievance unredressed or unremedied. We are t fully resolved, come what will, to discharge our a duty honestly, impartially, rNDEiPENDENTLY. H-e is the ...

... FRENCH RElLIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. r PAaIs, SATunRDAv, Dec. 12.-On Wednesday, the 9th inst. the usual address pronounced at the burial of a French Protestant, gave an opportunity to one of the most faithflul pastors in Paris of proaching to all the subaltorhs of the troops quartered bore at the . grave of one of them who had died a Protestant.- ' There were about 1.50 present, and the address was ...