... ?? ?? -- agViculturr, iflorttrulture, vl;m I ?? ON PoOCVtIII \G MaiNtE.-W ith out I supply Of mnu- nure O1ttcatllsitt expect to halivgood crop. of;ny kinti. tberefire it is an .bject of the utnnost ilmtportince to thei cotter to have as much of it uts possible. L, t every particle of ?? ?? can be colleItet( front the garden be put into t heap for decomposition . Let it be turned over once or ...

... TILE AMIEt) PLACE OF FRANCEb (Prom the Purisjourral, llhe Presse.) At the instigation of Lord Palmeroton the fonr ?? have demanded explanations from France a, tto ter armaments, but adds that this demand ?? not to be regarded as ofhensive, for if Europe was arming without stating the object of the armaments, France, would also ha ve a right to demand explna.a tions. It is a principle ...

... CARHAWTIIENSHIIRE. Mr. Grismond Philips, cldest son of Grismonid LI Phillips, Esq., of Uwmgw'Iv lly, near Carmarthen, c has received an appointmentas second Lieutenant in the 231 d Regimenrt of loot. c PimyUs-SioI,--A large, sturgecnl was taken here t on Wednesday lighlt near theentralep ctelidwellv river :-it measured (G feet 4' inches in lenjgth, and c weighs nearly 100 lbs. Tu s VEATR.r ...

... I PLAIN QUESTIONS PRACTICALLJ .Y I S WEREI'D. \Vho, during their administration, reduced Ire,, tional debt twienty mil ions, without abrid in, tie cid forts of the poor, thereby proving themselves thI rr rtierrds of the country I ?? CONOSERvAr1vIw. Who, during their five years administration, 1,,, increased the nationral debt seven 7rnilliirs fiue firr&rre thousund, and still wish to impose ...

... Dioceses of St. Asaph and Bangor, ~~t''ofi irqui tiontot the High Sheriff' (.LIt'of \I'llteseyt, J. Sanderson, Esq., se l~T eral of' thle most iniflueniitl Of thle ffIoliiil1 1th rtvlt, a pulblic mleetinig wasI hlt`,'hf in lilt Na'tiotonahil-etLageua n tt-lc P en. )I Tu',tlay~ last, for thle puriposes 'Sttcd inl the SIiid requisition. 'le. I-ot1ieo '1 its it hit of the -'eltlemenl presenit: ...

... ad II Bangor, Tuesda/y, -l4uy. 10, 1841. The breaking 8p of the feudal system whw 1l, couraged the warrior kings of that sternld uld~.. beeome chief actors, in many inslances fouilee.l, Yof the strife of factions, and tile conservltint ri:r cession of absolute powver as tilhe I ltrinciple increased in growti ?? sti : ,itlanl having attained tbe maturity of ages, itlurisbe a true British oak, ...

... 11-li Ord lailrollo. - One ?? week, the Times newspaper ex- Cl press WaS ?? Uo) tfren Fulkestoni to London -a ?? ol 82 ?? the short spiiec ol no at hours. u- In consequence of the ietirement of Mr. lRi- il hidirds, IU.(. from the legal profession, it is in- I , derstood that 31r. Alex ainder andci Mr. Valneiite n le L ec ot the Oxford Cirellit, will be raised to tile j is dignity o Queell's ...

... Col Cllattertonivlas been. supersedod in the com- mnd of tile Dublin garrison, to the great regret of tile citjzem15. Seine Rtomsan Catholic bishops are about to pre- pare a prayer for the sanfty of Daniel OJ'Conllnel] The troops stationed ill Ircland will amounit, ill Junoe, to about 265000 men. Dr. MIurry, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, lias plublishcd i lettersdisclaiming having ...

... *, OxFoRDt, FEBiUtuAY 8. In a Convocation holden this day, the Rev. R. H. Kirby, Ml.A., of St. John's, and John Hogg, Esq, iM. A., of St. Peter's, Cambridge, were admitted Ud eutidett. Iln a Congregation holden the same time, the fol- lowving degrees *vere conferred:- ilusatera of Arts.-F. P. Phillips. Christ Church, grand compounder; J. H. A. fI arries, Trinity; Rev. A. G. Baxter, Worcester R ...

... 311iperial i'tallvicit. ROUSE OF LORDS-MoNDoY, JuONi 20. 'The Rouse of Lords did not sit. ROUSE OF COMMONS,-M;IONDAY, JUNI; 20. ,Sir J. G RA12.~IIA stated that it was not thc in- tention of the Government to pass any Registra- tion of Electors Hill fbr England during the pre- sent session. It was, hoowever, intended to intro- duce a bill on the subjeet before the close of the session, and to ...

... )OE DE'Al. IALlAS JONES AGAINST ROWLIN- IV 60N j1,) AN\UTI'IER.l IrII s BEFOREh C. J. cit-I.1triox, FSQ. ,aid - of Penrityn Areas, M'iondary, Sept. 20ili, 1811. ( o ii irrtj neil] Irota otts Pirper' flast 'l'resdr av.) We Boiii rira gd(W ine at Urailwyc tyi livecr al ) iheie Over' sirica I reitrember. I houri tirl:i raria v iiraighvyd ; iy ?? hrcid it before tar(, icy father a). II I I I 1)~!t ...

... 6- Bangor, Tnesday, May 10, 1842. INDIA, AFFIHAN ISTAN, AND CtalNA.--By extra- ordinary express, anticipating the overland mail from India, there are accounts to the following dates: from Bombay to the 1st April, Jellalabad to the 4th March, Candahar to the ?? February, and China to the 14th February. Up the dates given no decisive step appears to have been taken for the relief of our ...