... T HEC CI HR (J N ICLE. r Bangor, Tucsday, May 7, 1839. a of Tnt position of the Ministry is far from beilg na b. comfortable or enviable. Menaced bv storms thi r from without, and affrighted by squalls within, thie t, Cabinet may be likened to an ill-constructed log- l house, the windows and doors of which Keep np mc na coutitital rattliog and slamming, to the perpe- an wat Htinutoytance of ...

... WREX[lAMi lO1{t'l'lCULTURAI. SOCIEITY. On l'uesday week las., the first exhibition of tbii society took plice in the New Savinlgs' B3ank room, iope-street. 'Ibers: wos fl large sud splendid sbow of tlowers aend platIts, in(d the room was numerously and tialsiomilitly atteided. Isho prizes wvre wawarded as follow:- For the newest, rarest, or finest pilent, Gesneria Dou. I glassii vertissilata, ...

... | i~i~tt 0f tgr' vulilt ouva 110. [BRcITANNlA,3 Pni It is as wholly unnecessary for us to describe,th 6 as it would be wholly impossible to exaggerate, asse athe public disgust at the present crisis. We have, hay, 9in thle course of the same week, Ministers declar- e ing- that they were wholly unable to carry on thle tile IVGovernment, and replaced in thle Government by e '~the mere dictate ...

... DJ.EFllAT OF TIIE W111GS. BIISToI.-IPursuant to tie ordereis'ued from Down- ting-street an attempt was made in Britol on Fridlay to create a bad feeling towards tihe Consotrvative party, by tbe propagation of a series of gross falsehoods r against Sir Robert I'eti. 'lihe cry of the Mornt-isg t Cronile that * the country, from one extremity to the other, is hi miotion, on account of the insult ...

... It lisa long been a subject ol considerable astonisb- rment to tbose who are mere casual observers of the F. eproductions of the Principality, tbat atiotg the many Al and varied sources of' its prosperity, Ile application of its extensive peat-bogs to some national advau- tage has beon so long overlooked. Iln passiingthrough the mountidnous districts of' Meriouetialiir and Cur- narvonsbiro, ...

... -iEDO CHRNICLE. I 6 > lTue~sday, May 21, 1839. ?? Chester Chronicle of t last booked certain the following returns tin En 1he ftilrcoming parliament :-Carnarvonshire, i i wborottgh; ditto bcroitghs, Capt. Paget; L l ShirHon. E. M. Ll. Mostyn; Denbigh- I suite b5rOUglrs, Captain Biddulph. Added to f i on. members returned by TiE ELECTORS V to repesent those places, are called certain ugly V' t ...

... *Pirtt of ty VOuWtic ourltlloa. me rGGLOBta.] Le It requires no extraordinary fbresight to dis- fiol1 cover that Jamaica, as a battle-field, will prove j~u more inauspicious than even Ireland to thle san- I guine hopes of the party in Opposition. In many occ respects, the questions at issue between it and the to government are identical with) those involved in the the debate and division on ...

... )r, ertj'ord, Ttesroy.-The polling commenced this io morning, Inmedirtely after tihe proceedings ofthe a nomination lad torminatcd,thiefriendsofbotlhtirecan- of didates commenced an active canvass. Sir Miato ret arqu har, however, in consequence of his late appear- !rs once in the field, had placed tile great mojority of the dl electors in a very awkward position, as, not being vn aware that ...

... THE (CHARI1STS. APPRtEHtENSION OF SINEN CHtARTISTS 500 OiitLU.NG, Sit For the last tour or five (lays the constables of at Manchester have had information that a number of d , Onren, probably about a hundred, had begun to assem- th b-le in thle ev eniog, shout half-past. seven o'clock, in a stil somewlsat retired lane leading trot tire. southerly aide of Oldliam-road, just beyond thue Newton ...

... UNI1TED STATES. - . . -. f:.. The Independence, Captain Nye, arrived at Liver. v i pool on Montday, from New Yurk, after a fine run an of nineteen days, having sailedf rom New Yoik on the sh afternoon of the 8th oti. By her wve have received an New York papers to that date inclusive, being thirteen of days later than those last received, the contents of set which are highly satisfactory. The ...

... | EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN THE HO USE ?? OF LORDS OF FRIDAY NIGHT. 0 _ . .. .. ?? In the House of Lords last night, there was the most i extraordinary excitement. The hour for their lord. i ships' meeting was five o'clock, but long bfore that time every part of the house, the ministerial benches excepted, was crowded to excess-namely, round the throne-the bishops' benches (the benches belrind ...

... A VISITTO THE WHIITWORTH DOCTORS. )tS WILLIA.M ttOWt1T. (Ftrim Tait's Edinburgh Magaznine.) Whitwortlh is a little village in Lancashire, about three miles from Rochdale. In this village, I suppobe half a century ago or more, reqided John Taylor, a farrier, ?? rost likely, orihinally a blacksmith. Ibhis anu, wvho possessed a Strong, rough, but sagacious ,ulharacter, was eminently sucressful in ...