... N, wb aitd Bangor, Tuesday, November 19, 1839. the nd ?? ?? nd The reformed House of Commons builds its re- tbe to putation not upon any new bulwarks to freedom ma nd ?? Des raised by its hands, but upon a chivalrous assump- ing tion of authorityI Instead of exercising its legi- ap] on fr erk timnate calling, and seizing upon every opportui- a nd ty of confirming the rights of the people at ...

... agXriculture, Mrtttulture, &c, . . -n Tire WHEsAT Ctiev.-A London agriculturist ape ad says-Fron. many parts of the country we ?? re, ?? ceived an Unusaily large supply at' information rel. istive to the yield ofivwheat, and as thle seso has 3' far adivanced, a pretty accurate estimate car, oe ho cifrformed of its valuea. On all heavy sails it p.. ttfo hat the quantity produced has bean barely ...

... Pritce George of Camrnsidge landed at ili COastom.. house on Ihursdlay afternoon, attended by Colonel 5w Cornewall. from ?? Giraffe steam-packet from Rot. n ordiam, and his royal hivhrsess arr'vsd at half-past two o'clock at Cannbridge-house. y His Msjest the King of tili French as foorwarded a a present of 400 francs to the author or a volume of lectures entitled ' Motives to itb Study of ...

... JfJioldlanfouo. ?? - - - -- ?? av rs le Lord Hawardineand Mr. Maude have resolved upon I e localising a great number of Protestants upon their Ei estates in the county Tipperary, thus neutralising the h a. misrepresentation of this large and influential county. A ry -Courier. 5 Is GREAT Loss OF LTFc.-Seven persons were killed e by an explosion of gunpowder in the house of a fire- 'z c work ...

... THE NEW NOR'I' AND SOU'H 1WALES BA~NK. - .. . a | _. 2 B A I\ A A BANK. n Amongst the buildings now in course of erection, b and which, though private property, may be entitled, T from their appropriation,* public edifices, the new t[ e North and South Wales Bank, in Derby-square, is VI eespecially worthy of notice, from the costliness of its sa e structure, as well as tle classical neatness ...

... Al Of ellantollo. . Alderman Scholey ]ias left £ 10,000, to be applied d to charitable purposes in his native parish, Sandal, e near \Vakelield.-Lccls lntelligaencr. d On Friday weck, Capt. Nicholas Goss, of the Ash. - burton, of Liverpool, fell overboard into the river at ir W~aterford, and was drowned. _ IL appears that the prosecution of Archibald B3olam, o for the muorder of Mr. ?? the ...

... :XrRACT FITWM flUME'S IIISI'ORY Op JAMES THE SECOND. ?? ?? ?? L ...

... INFIRMARY M1LEETING. f ITe anniversarv meeting of tile friends and sub. r scribers to the SalJop lnirinary took place on TIhuri- day last on which occasion a very numerous and e highly. respectable body of subsc;ilters fact the Viset. r Dunga.npion, tilt treasurer, at tile lnfirmary, aou pro- r ceetel ld lo ll) thenc with Ilite Worsbipiul tli M1ayor, t (\V. W. IIoav E4(j.) accompanied by a ...

... THE CHURCH MAGAZINE, TI( I LOBE NEWSPAPER, AND TVE WESLEYAN AIE- I THODISlS. . Frm the esleyan Methodist Mtagazine.) I 'a An occurrence has lately taken place to Whicls we y ousrelves, at first, attaclted no impoltance, and of a. which we should here have talken no notice, ltad not a- other circumstances combined with it, so as to present it it under a very altered character. Iommediately ...

... If CAIBRIDGF.,: Nov. 2. c eo At a congregation on Wednesday last, the following d r- degrees were conferred:- d. M~2ASTERS or, ARTS.-Robert Wim. Gaussen Wm, e, Browne, and Wm. Stevens Richardson, Trinity ha a, Richard Chapman, St.John's ; Juhn Russel Shurlock, bet ,I Queen's; Edward Feilde, and Stupwick Tbornhill t Warrington, St. Peter's; Hugh Wynne Jones, Blag- tbe le daleno; David Bruce, ...

... ' t'iii; NEW'ORT RIOI'S. an- ?? . . . Ira NEr,2Otir, WEDSnLSrAV MONINC). Cominit tltis Eter rid i and Liewellin, Lord John ,.Ilsiirl's speech. Sevcral other leaders of the insurrection rtave been taken, and two comit itled to-dtiy. .roielligetceof in unfnvourable description has been received from Hirrvaine, near Miertihyr. Some Dc- counts say tie men- h d put out tile blast, whilst nil concur ...

... I Carnarvonsfiro and AnglescY Dispcnsary. , is pi a~ a T the Editor of the Mirth W1,alus Chroreiele. t ?? Slir,- he. leove to present to rtie pulithogh a It the Inadiurn of' your piaper, a correct sitaeenret of the Ct rito Cir'cUlrrtantCrw hi chir led to tile recent fra1cas it the ii thue CarrnlrvounsirO asod Angilesey Disprensary, tint, tow- 1 rut ever, without marty exrpressions of deep ...