... | I ?? ,se J-n FIt ?? - ,C .k¢ - i IA Such has been the peculiar state of the weather ?? ?? drnthmot lavtthexeton of the in- 5 creased length of the days, the produce of the land re- Imstains nearly as it was when we met our readers in our last report. A very ample supply of rain has fallen, and in the went the fall of snow has been remarkably great, insomuch that the mails and other coaches ...

... FACETliE. I)uring the Whole month of M\lay there w as hat ace rainy day in the west of Scotlaud.-[QuerV-_;l hew Iany Scotch mists. I A retired biuteier near Whitby nmust have founal idleness hard work, whien he gave notice to his fiiend that he ?? kill a lamb every lhrifisri, just I)Y way of amusemirent. A certain theatrical despot, fiudining fault %%ith ?? absence of his stlge illsa ;geir, ...

... RA I LWAY'S. ?? lilt I D . So much of tne public at etetion is now directed to the subject of Hlailways, while proposals for their ?? are spriliging top and desrandirw contri- biltion, on every hand, that we are induced to prc- ,,sent tD tile readelrs of litle Athewireur)/n all ntlile MapI ox- Eng'la, obligingdy ?? for us by Mr. James ;S- A Frowsalitl i, in which thle principal railroads are ...

... .I SIIOJ.'lIC OF BANGOit;.-COUYNTY DIEET- ING AT CARNARVON. I f ai n flran-i. -- -l On Saturday, a county meeting was held in the Shire-hall, Carnarvon, pursuant to a requi- sition addressed to the High Sheriff, T. B. Jones Parry, E~sq., in order to take into consideration the propriety, of addressing tie King in Council, with a viesv to prevent the carrying into effect that . part of the ...

... THE CHR6ONICL4E. B3ANGOR, 'ITEIS;DA\', FElt. 213, t0:Js. Fn esc ?? sword of aveiligiti j esticu has Ilesl eatl itself iil this eioviiuouS tassalssinl-Utilto- %% oiti y ottert tig to thle 111MICS of thle ?? vie- iims of hiis murderous pdot. The miserable Fics- chi ?? to g ive a ilruinat ?? to this zippropriatewi Nitdiing-u p of hiis crittie-statocid CaL- run, ad Woul d 1[Ihiy the hlero inl the ...

... ?? Flactliorliff. r TOUI.ON, DMc. 1, Six in the ErVewlfi-i was linown at 13011n, on tile 17tti u ilt , l ich army had arrived at Guelmau, in the nmoqt S.ti. ad tory oondition. Provisions aind fibfae rre; ?? aY dant. The tribes of all parts had Iadue t11011 ;hr s in missions. The Duke de Nemours Was1 ra- well ; and the rains had not injured tile b(;t- the soldiers. SPAIN. rM. al- DIJeat ...

... We learn from Berlin that the manufacture of sugar d from beet-root'has become quite a mania i. Prussia, d e and that the land-owssers have given up ths cultiva- r o tion of potatoes for distillation, and planted ali their tl fields with the new saccharine root. S In the case of Birch and Birch (in which the Rev. - Neale was mulcted in damages for crim. con, vith 0 the wife of plaintiff, his ...

... Miorellancono. Durient, the most celebrated actor on the Ger- man stage, while he equals, if not excels, our own Kean in ill the accomplishments of hisurt, resem- bles himl too in his fuilings. Like many other great actors (says a modern traveller) he is unfor- tunately addicted to stimulantsl After the play is overli he almost invariably hurries to some wine house to meet with a knot o1' ...

... ImEuperial Vadiaminent. nd [Both Houses re-assembled on Monday.] lien IHOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, May 30. id, 'Ihe Marquis of CLANRICA RDE, with the con- se sent of Lord Lyodliuist, fixed ITuesday week, at three *ai o'clock, to bear Counsel at the bar against the Stafford ts D)isfranchisement Bill. ter On motion of the Earl of ROSEIBERY, the Enrtails ch (Scotland) Bill was referred to a Select ...

... -4I-- TlE' CHiURCII IN WALES. M1El1 CHURCH I 1N NVALES. AkwuIztl 1 s JOUXES' LurrtTo LoID JOHN ?? e have been asked for a notice of this :anITiiel, and as in daty bound have given it an AttelliiO pellusail. in it there is a spirited remnon- stralice agajst tile conisolidation, or in p)lain Eng- (iA (tIiulcetll of certain of tile Welsh dioceses siIenOe, and sequent alicllation of somewhat about ...

... I ~ptirlt of ?? joUI lie qj1olmalEo. I r - - je y MsORNING H5ERALD.D co The last link of the connection between 1oar s dold ally, Portugal, and this country, appears to a h ave been severed by the ltast Pailmerston ?? de- av smonstratiou, ?? English name is now its hate- . ov n ful in the dominions of the House ?? as a i 11 it fbrmerly wvas beloved and respected. Six or too - seven line of ...

... | ANGLESEIY 1IORTJCUTUR.UL SOClETY. I A I'n nwolynmrleA ._ ?? . ?? ?? .. - .- ?? - -l The autumn show and competition for prizes offered afby this society tank place at thle BuILkeley Arnis, bleau- niaris, on Thursday lost. TIhe day was Very favorable, and( a numerous and fashionable comlpany ?? toin consequence. Tlhe capaicious loomn was as usual ornamented with appropriate floral doevices, ...