... Forgigt 3Inteiligellre. S PA IN. er Upon the subject of Spain the 'aitecr or Sun- is day contains the following Bulletin :- Advires lit from Vittoria, dated I ith instant, state that Gen. ty Santiago Mendez Vigo, appointed Minister of e- War, had left on the preceding dlay for Madrid. Cordova waited his arrival in that capital, and 1 a-was to ltave set out for his command on the 16th.X a. A ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... '['lIHE DUIKE OF SUSSEX. ?? n_ X Ill . ., _ -s. - _r I ?? a A hlis Royal Ilighlnpss tile )Duke of Sussex had thle operalion performed onl both eyes ?? following is a cope of thle bulletin exhibited at Konnsington-psace his niorning, viz. :-His royny highness ?? passed aI pierfectly quiet night ;le is free from fever this moirnin!, and the stlte of the eyes are as fivourable os possible. ...

... TImperial lavlfilanult. HOUSE OF LORDS, Thimsnoa. Little business was tranisacted bcyondl the preSen- tC tion, of petitions. One presented by Lord LYND- e [I ?? a Catholit'Iriest, coiiillalini gof lviting been dismissed from his parish by a (Catholi( Archli t bishop, called forth, a good deal of conversation. It wits denied that the petitiooer ever had a parish ; and it wvas remarked theat the ...

... THlE CHRONICLEe1 BANGOR, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1836. er fti THE ECCLESIASTICA. COMMISSIONES.-The t arrangements of the Church Commissioners do bh not appear to find favour with either Clergy or ti l aity ; and indeed it is not likely that long-cie- ti, rished associations will be given up without a strug-H gle. In the respectful but determined remon- strances which the recommendations of the Coin- ...

... 'f c:tE CHRONICLE. !iW ^ ?? l T l. SI)AY, JUNE 28, 1836. \V dr'S this\i. at's this 1-Is this hier fault or m'iliv, Il l e ?? tikc telilytedl ?? or Measure. Elver O tlhe primial fall of our race, instructed hv tire ?? of our first patent, it has been a ?? sow honored by titile and most rigidly ob- rted, to ?? he ?? of our transgressions hitil d ?? of ivonanlkind. It wvere an easy task to ...

... QUASI' U Fit , EINQUIRY. ?? thle pisrcii:'tl, ?? s'e Iliuc gicen tile ccitlt ill( IV eport reldtiiig to llolylieacd, anti subijoinl two Of( .apltoin (;otd(ut~l'S ?? Widl exculatorylvt~e5--i1,4l11eud, 7th April, 11336. al ni lo tcktioice(lg thle receipt of your let- etr ofl thle :3(1 l aI clhI, inlevi copliei of letters froml IMr. Al' Knglit to the P'ostii a tcr-Licnmeil, de ted 2h february ...

... ?? iJntriltgrlicE. zw ARItIaTOS, JUN E l .- Gen1. Nogues, tile instilit to he was informed of the intentions of the Carlists d to attack the Christinos fort at tle head of the nil bridgte, demanded positive instructions howv to act ler from Cen. Ilarispe. In the course of yesterday ir(dan nanswer was received, and Gen. Nogues imme- en diately ordered three pieces of cantoio to he loaded nl ...

... atgricultural alttlfigellce, t 4k t Wholly AGWULTURAL REPORT FOR C,q Mdi, The season has undergone a complete reyvuj10 Tothe period of' our last report, and for Son), They vailed, and threatened to exert theirpaayc )olicy of ences ; but a sudden change took plct~i tes, but veered to north-east, and on the 8thdatb u Iimlpla- forth with splendour. H-is beams havelbnf I!Chain- poured forth during ...

... SOUTH WALES. (Before Lord Denman.) Glamorgansbire-Tuesday, July 12, at CardifT, Carmarthenshire-Monday, July 18, at Carmarthen. Pembrokeshire-Monday, July 25, at llaverfordwest. Cardiganshire-Saturday, July 30, at Cardigan. Brecknockshire-Saturday, August 6, at Brecon. Radnorshire-Wednesday, August 10, at Presteiin. NORTH WALES. (Before Mr. Justice Vaughan.) Montgomeryshire-Thursday, July 21, ...

... ?? ?? S('11'T13; II.LUSTIIA'T'IONS. In mm' tlli tm~t ov ervemitltil z~ill I giveo al white niolmo, uid ill li( SiOtl, II ?? Elioi writtll, wvbich llno nain knnirtoll)i s ring him thalt mceii tat it. ?? i. i1 7. The glacious Saiviour also promised to give any conqueror, in the holy wnr, a white stone. In ancient I iles, when an, person among tile Creekis, accused of' crime against tile ...