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... PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENdE. The Prince of Wales, through his council, has given AlOe towards the erection of FLnow church at Clandowu, Somor. sotsisiro. The Lord Bishop of, Bath Aid Wells has consented to be the atrn of the Bath and Soeorect Society for the Preo'en- tlon ?? to Animals, WULLS 0ATIUeDIRAL.-The repairs of this magnificent cathedral are proceeding very favourably, under the superin. ...

... RUMOUICED DisgOLUTION oV PAWALAMENST.-There is a~rumcari of an Immediate dissolution; or, to speak more cmr. id reotily, there is the report of a rumour to that sifect. What is d, the ground and origin of this report~-wbether the wish Is father sy. to It, or the fear is father to It-whether the protectionists wish 2s Sir Robert to think that he must resign, or Sir, Robert wishes De the ...

... BIAESIINGHAII MUSICAL F ESTIVAL pr'odusced over LADiEs are admitted as members of the British A..,,clati.~ d by the new rules. d LARG4 DATILIA.-1In the garden of the city prison, 1,l a dahlia 11 feet high. tSNUFF - TAKING Is recommended to students Of the French language, as it facilitates the acquiring otfthe proper accent. EGYPT'-.-The Topic, In depicting 1Eigypt as it is,,hwsta threc ...

... 71;1;?TL TO?At-ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. sad Wititiettide fetvlof thsnumerous atnd in. Craig~ac'udltid~.and was attended by nearly on o niusual splendaur, ,no envious cloud 'f le t1 y~ nd ati's useemed tO have Put onl her holi. ?? fr tie ant0 By the early railway trains there attreerticer~'l~of friends of the cause tram Bath, 0er *~~iiga'ier lnnoell, Gloucester, and other places, ~eeit eeto be ...

... TE1IFIG STORM OFTHUNDE~ .AND HAIL, On Saturday. the metropolis and its suburbs, for miles ro'nd, were visited by one of the severest stormsof thunder,.lightning, nd hail, accompanied by a heavy rain, that has been expe. rienced for several years pest. Prom two o'lock distant peals of thunder werer distinctly heard, but thestrm did not begin ;With any violence until about twenty Minutes after ...

... Parliamentary) 111telligence. I HOUSE 0OF LORDS.-M~~ONDAY. t B5UIDENS5 oq raoOPERTY. 3 Lord BEAUMONST moved for a select committee to inquire Into the burdens on real property, and soid, that though heo believed no opposition world be offered to his motion, he8 felt It his duty to explain his motives in bringing It forward. Ii'e had over held that peculiar burdens and proteetion to agriculture ...

... PROVINCTAL INTELLIGENCE. REPRESEcTNA?IoN OF BlATa.-We have authority for Istating that a letter was received on Friday from Lord Ashley, declining to becomte a candidate, at the next dlssolratioa or a cancy, for this city.-Keeseo'e; Eat Jourenal. WiNswoRD.-On, Saturday last a man named Jaes~ Ogborne was caught in the dairy of Sohn Lodge, farmer, oftibls place, and was committed to Shepton ...

... A Qurtely eetng f~ he ruseesof this Tastitution was heldyeserdy, n te llardroo, 3 K.HABlsRIFtIDL, Rsq., in te cair forthedesatchof he sua buslsies~, said for re- ceii'n areprt eoe te sb~ommtte. and adopting new rule Inrefrenc totheoffie o chplan. The CnHAIRaeAIR read a report, from the sub~committee. ap- pointed ,to adopt the necessary measures in relatiion tothe Chap. Iaincy Endowment ~und. ...

... I! hi Rig Lie heavy on him, earth, for he exo: Laid many a heavy load on thee. to 1 IV 'TE. SOCt2'rY OP MERCHAYT VBENTURERS, BRISTOL. Ps' ano: GENTLEMEN-HOW profoundly applicable this sarcasm on the dre memory of Vanbrugh must be to your smaller sigaifioance and sti Importance, as local builders and itaproeres, time and truth- ,, telling facts will only too plainly proclaim. Meantime, I must ...

... ANTIlAR ASSOCIATION. I A nnR V9.R ADDRESS llad Associationl anzr others-, in Public Meeting o7f tiC Fris 0tilt,t ^egislators a ld People ol' the United States of North Amo'Ic~rOthren-We most willingly add our voice to riendo and lire of friiendship now passing between the peo. the ;fn~tll' Cs try andytours, withl reference to our political disputed a Iog to understand how such disputes can be ...

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