... 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, ...

... TIHE RECENT FATAL ACCIDEN'1' TO IR. I COCKING. m a, The melancholy result of the scientific experiment projected by this unfortunate gentleman has created general sympathy ; anl some particulars connected with the event will, perhaps, prove of interest. Of necessity, all the facts relating to the accident can to never be known; but sudicient has been collected x- which may be relied upopn ...

... Bcaumaris Boroughs lection. On 'TuesIay last wea the d6 y of nomination for the Aeglesey Contribfttry l3orouglhq. As no opposition wvas announced to the iate member, Capt. Federick Paget, here was very little stir. Some of the leading I electors Irui the contributory boroughs were present. amongst whom wvere Alt. Hughes, of Madyn biMr. Pierce Rouse, Mr. Treewick, Mr. Stephen Roose, Amntecvh ; ...

... RETURN OF M r. .William Bulkeley Haughes, A STANCH CONSERVATIVE, FOR THE CARNARVONSHIRE BOROUGHS. -- ?? VItoi em ?? of the Boroughs htas been efrected re and a great constitutioral 'triumph achieved. Whig. sh ?? has been overthrown. Let us hope that thle w locat prominent of tile party, will sheer off wvitli their re ?? comimande rin the largest ship in her Alajestij's fo -sti-vice. True they ...

... PORTlF POLIOJ. SCRII'TtiRl; ILLUSTRlATION'S. The brightnless of lii eurv. -ileb. i. 3. Or the efi'ulgeone of his (Gods) glory; ald thnl, I humbly apprehend, in resprct of the Son's divinle n7iture ned gIM4in's a1PIVtlillCCS previons to his takling homan notoro upon him. The whole strulclutre of thle words, (i. ill tl the tlree fiht-t verses of Hleb. 1 savs th learned blskne)-shews ?? Christ ...

... I'HE INTERFERENCE OF THE CLERGY I' ?? AT ELECTIONS,I ?? ('Fromn the John Bulil.) pl Th Vie near approach of a generalI el ection inducea us PC ~sto review at (d 10 considertmore accurately tilie justness to a of a docirine which clergy as well as laity are very ready, and, perhaps, too ready to admit, It is this- filu thttleclrgy ought not to inaterfere in elections. int 'I'Though we do not ...

... MEMBI3ERS RETURNED. Arundel.-Lord Fitzalan, (r.) Ila Andovem-Sir J. W. Pollen, ?? Ralph Etwall, ?? i'h. Abinadon-TI. Duffield, (t.) . . Beoldiegj-T. L,. Ainmninon, ?? T1 Brrecoi-C. Al. R. Morgan, (f.) To fBacinnliautm-F ieemantle, ?? ; Veriney, (r.) f; Birninghan.-Atwood, ?? Scholefield, ?? Bnnbuy.-laucred, (r.) t, Bostlon.-J. S. 1 rownrigg, (I.) Sir J. Iluke, (r.) Tfi Brisiol.-Mvlr. Philip ...

... TimE XVIIIG DuVE OF IMARLBOROUGIH, &C.. W e begr to draw the especinl attention of ithe public at large, but more particularly that oflthe electors of the empire who are solicited to support at the pure honest Whigs, to tire following corres- pondence respecting the attetip led corrupt sale seq -and purchlase of t borough- and vote..The perspns' off, zvhlo tigure in this notable correspondence ...

... I DR. CROLY'S SKETCH OF THE AINISTRY. The candid consideration of the intelligent and honourable of all shades of political and religious a opinion, is requested to tle folloving luarliloois dle-(rip- v tion of the eharacter and policy of the present Alill- I try, cootained in a speech lately delivered by the L Rev. Dr. Croly :- 0 Sin,-1 do not wvish to speak in tny instance with e disrespect ...

... chitchat. STEAM MARRIAGFS.-Itinay be important to state that the Prestoir and Glasgow railway pftsses thronsh Gietna green. It will be easily possible to travel from London to the forge matrimonial, and back again to London on the same day; and what:is, perhaps, of stjll greater consequence in an elopement, the railroad trains cannot overtake each other, so that pursuit will be vairt. The ...

... The weather of this mouth has been, in every respect, quite as fine as could possibly have heen experienced. The fine growing showers and inter- vening-sunshine have had a must beneficial effect upon the whole face of nature, and imparted to it a veltv proinisit) *!r appearittice; wh-st the,-(! i.- ev,-t-y indication of a houuteoits grwwth of all kinds of the soil's- produce. The hop-bine is ...

... GRRMAN VOTARIES OF TOBACCO.—Every man without ex- ception, is smoking each little table has its lamp (though it is broad day-light) for the sole purpo3e of lighting the pipes and cigars and so unremitting are the votaries of tobacco that yonder is an old gentleman actually eating at the same time, the long pipe being pushed into the corner of his mouth, so as to leave an entrance in front for ...