... I tij~; CHRO)NICLE. - ?? . ?? . ?? ?? ?? l '~i),ITlESDAY, AUGUST' 30, 1836. le0t tele thve n iii trirders here, Above fil, keep ' Wai'ec/r froilrilily sight.'' Alas the day, that litrltistorirl journauls snorild Ilate to wrte1(. thrat Mlin isters iave beet defeatied, tii Illdet thour policy repudiaillted evenii l their Coo treslootited LI Boroughs iS To be ext ittguished ,ICth Coenlitces was ...

... S1'. DAVID'S DAY AND Tl'E WELSH CIIA- RITY SCHOOL IN LNI)ODN. t (Fr £'om a ?? Correspondent.) P This truly valuable institution celebrated its hundred b and twenty second anniversary on Tuesday, the first ri - of M arch The society and children attended divine ir service at St. A1lairti's-ini-the-fields, whereprayers were tl read iu the ancient British language, by the Rev. Dr. a nGriffith, ...

... AlUNICiPAL RETURNS, BEAU MAR IS COPP'OaATbON.-On Tuesday, atthe annual election of' Councillors to fill up the va- cancies, the retiring members wvere all re-elected. Onl Thursday se'nniglit, Sir It. Bulkeley, Bart., M.P., Mayor of the borough, entertained the Al- s delit and Councillors at Pias Newydd. Tlhe following Gentlemen wvere elected to the office of Councillors for thle Borougih of ...

... POR''TFULIO(. gCIIPT'URl, Il.LUSTlIAlIO(NS. Alu advocate wvith tie IFatler.''-I. JoiN v:i. 1. The rvord utdievoate, in our langilige, commonly signiiles one vho is to plead for a persoin inacourt ofj ud iciturle ; but Dr. Suanuel Hlarris, hatth taken great pedihs to show, that it properly signifies the sione whitihutcns amoutgst thle [lomans, i * a ho uised to putronize the cause of some of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-SELECT COM- AIITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. Proposed Report (as amended July 4, 1836.) The Select committee of the Hlouse of Lords up- I pointed to inquire into the state of agrioulture, and into the causes and extent of the distresses . which still press upoti some ?? brauiches of agriculture, and to reporthtleirdobse'rvations and opinions thereupon to the House, have, in pursuance of ...

... BIRMIINGHIAM POLITICAL UNION. -Ar. Thomnas Atitwood and his hindnstroscaesi HY liirmirigltam are ait their revolutioflary work agaiin.- [to. Feeling that some effort wa4 necessary to counteract, LIS,i ifpsible, the recent striking disp]layS Of Cooservative Me ?? in IBirrijinhani and elsewhere throughout thle counttry, this gentleman and his assistants, Messrs. St. .1 tultz, Edoniods, an1d CO. ...

... CORnE1U:PEONDEGCE. :i ?? thle Eldlijt oft hle North WiZales Chronic.l, Sin,-1it your journal of the 19th ifist., you lurinisi ra report of tle proccedings of a public vestry, htbl is tho UuiLId-hIall, Carnarvon, on thle 12th inst., in whbich I tinl represented to bave said, that I denouticed the earticle (an article which appeareod in the ' Carna-rvon anil )enbigh flerald,' reflecting on the ...

... 'iIll P()()11-LAW BILL. A corr1-espolldence, respecting the rig ht of rate- p ielis to elect Vestly olerks and pay thicr salaries I' ot oi lhe poor-rate, whiclh they have being doing e for two or thiee centuries, has taken place between the Pool liw Comnmissioners and the overseers of e Christ Church, Surrey, eilit:h is likely to affect no aless than 10,000 parishes in England and Wales, ni ...

... PO~rTFOLiO. SCRIPTURE ILLUSTRATIONS. i1y fiith Abrahnam, whon ho woas tiled to go out into a placo which bo should after receive for an in- lioritance, oboyod; and ho lwent out, not knowing whither lhe wovnt.`-Ien. xi. 8. God has mark-ed implicitness and simplicity of fhith witit peculiar approbation. Ile has done this throughout the Scripturre ; and( lhe is doino it daily in the Christian ...

... Cull his namo JeSIS.-MITTn. i. 21. Bishop Pearson seems to have set the etymo- logy of this name in the clearest light, in his large discourse on it, (Pearson on the creed, p. G9-71) in Which he en1deavours to prove that J All, one of the names of God, enters into the composition of the IHebrew name JA/noshua to which Arviss an- swers. (Compare Ileb. iv. viii; where by the -way, I think, it ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Lasso will perceive that other champions have entered the cited m 'S ^etter *s vu^Sar' abusive, and sopfa'sti- Sigma is quite right-the course he alludes to has been de- termined on. The price Jtf the MERLIN is this day, and henceforth, FOUR- PENCE HALFPENNY. The Ship ISAAC HICKS, advertised in our first page to sail for the United States on the 19th instant, will not sail ...

... On Saturday an unfortunate female, of the lowest class, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having run away with a coat and waistcoat of a gentleman who was sta- ted to be the brother of a Member of Parliament. The facts were rather odd, as was the complainant himself, who is an elderly, stout, sad-looking?person, and who appeared in a coat and waistcoat which had evidentty been ...