... I I I If ' BANGOR,` a' e Xweodag OW+;V ivwa ,. el: ?? r As our young Queen is of thattenderage, when o1 loue is said to steal into' a iaide6's heart, we can . not but admire the cleverness of our antagonists ina taking for their molto TeQliee ( N and LOVE W PARIY. But thougl hebr Msjea y -is said by her Ii devoted admirers in Downing stkeet to smile,' like o6 a cherub, upon pi1 her servants, ...

... REIUIIXN OF(AI.11i . .. (l COtE, A SLANCII No effort of the..pes c ai adequantel describe tile ?? of the ultius in pur Conservative bo- rough of Cainalouon ol finding on the ?? iorairiosihi i' tthe'-Genelal' liad shewn tile white feui- ber, turned his back btihliiiself and thei, and lite. rally fled. Perplexity pervaded the enely's camp In ring the previous day-some of the cli ivfs dtclarieg ...

... DR. STANLEIV, BISHOP OF NORICiI, On 'Ih'ursdify lie eflitrotiement of the Bishop of Norwich, a ceirmooy not renrlenboered in thath'city by the oldest inbhibiantisr tok pla ce int the Catliedral when the ?? roid ibo congratulatory address of the I Chapter. At half-past one o'clock the Bi4hil,,p headed a procesitt) ol the ecclesiastics of tle Cathedral the .5ittiyor ain (CorporaItion of N ...

... 'I llB BALLOT! 11-n -111-1- ' [I 5 ID I., n by Dr. Crombie has addressed a lettero 0 the ballot, tag to MXr. Tantred, ?? for B~anbury, the following arC 'ud Ills some of thre able writer's objections to this Un-Etig- of' lish proposal be Let me now direct your attention to those instances, itat '1-on which thu advocates for ballot laty the greatest tie atS, stress. We shall suppose that a ...

... (COUlTI' CIRCULAR.) . .. l . . I 11e The Queen held a court at St. James's Palace, on lie Wednesday afterinoon for the receltion of the city ad- !- dresses, and for the ijvestiture of Prince Easterhazy In with the order of tie Bath. Her Majesty also held a n.privy council. rd At one o'clock the deputation from the city ar- id rived in state at thse palace ; tile lord mayor was at- lhe tended ...

... PRAYER FOR 'IHE RECOVERY OF TIlE KING, I (To be used by direction of the Lords of the Council, June 17, 1837.) A PitAyait to be used immediately before the Li- tany, ?? shler the Litany shall not be read, before the Prayer forall Conditionsof Men; in all Cathedral, Collegiate, and Parochial Churches and Chapels, in England and Ireland, as soon as the Ministers thareof shall receive the same; ...

... (From a Correspondent.)— 24th instant being a day of general rejoicing in consequence of the heir apparent to the Throne of England attaining her majority, the spirited and re- spectable community of the loyal and ancient borough of Car- diff were not slow in shewing their respect to the illustrious House of Brunswick, in commemorating this day. The morn- ing was ushered in by the sound of ...

... From Barcelona the Paris papers bring accounts to the 15th instant, at which period the malcontents, although no longer in open insurrection, were still bold enough to pub- lish proclamations, calling on the people to take bloody vengeance on their oppressors, in the name of liberty and Catalonian independence. The Madrid Gazette contains the announcemet that the Minister for Foreign Affairs ...

... Lord Nugent has put forth an able address to his Ayles- bury supporters, in which he enters at considerable lengtli on the question which must early arise, the effecting the hitherto imperfectly accomplished object of the Reform Bill by belter providing for the freedom and purity ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. Portugal is again threatened with the hOlforsof II civil war. The following are extracts from the accounts leceived. ( From a Second Edition of the M.iymig Post.)—1 he follow- ing is an extract from a ve.y long ami interesting letter we have just received from our correspondent at Lisbon, per Manchester stcar^r 31i__Marslial SaManha has at length taken the field for ...

... SIR,—Having read some very plain and sensible remarks on the New Marriage Act in a tract lately published, and con- ceiving the explanatory information they contain, such as should be generally known, I trust you will allow them a placc in your liberal paper. The writer says, Dissenters of all denominations may now marry in their OW Chapels, when registered for that purpose. Publication by ...

... •nnt^h I r h°use met and having dis- patched some formal bushes? adjourned. ...