... The thirty-first anniversary ot' this society ttjs • c.J:b Lo- don, the arid ltf'h members the 17th, convened printed r held at the White Il.itt Tavern, B.jhopsjMte-b rft-., J T. Pr ...

... 0 FBIDAY EVENING. TRZ WEsT IrDcA MATL.-The accounts received by the West India sterltrer are undoubtedly the Most favourable we aave rereived-for na long time past. Great progress had been made in ta7;ing of the crops, and generlaly they are abundant aud of good quality.-Glolic. :LOBD-I1PUTENANT OF IB7EVAND.-It will be seen that her majestY yesterday declared Lord Clarendon Lord-Lieutelnltt ...

... The ?? states that eleven persons have been arrested near one of the barriers of Paris, ona charge of beltig;J engaged in the mamfactu1e of incendiary projectiles. Very serious disturbances have taken place both in the north of France and in Belgium, in consequence of the high l price of bread. At Lille a mob, uttering seditious cries, attacked the bakers shops, breaking tile doors and windows ...

... CHURCH MISSIONS. On the evening of Monday last the Annual and General Meeting of the Cardiff Auxiliary of the Church Missionary Society was held in the Town-hall, Cardiff, upon which occasion the chair was taken by THE VENERABLE, THE ARCHDEACON OF LLANDAFF. who was supported by the presence of a numerous and influential body of clergy, as well as by a great many of the gentry, tradesmen, and ...

... The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Iberia, Captain John Bowen, brings news to the following dates: Gibraltar, May 16th; Cadiz, 17th, Lisbon, 19th; Oporto, 20th; and Vigo, 21st From the latter place we learn that the fortified town of Valen9a, in the Minho, held by a body of the queen's troops, about 580 in number, had been invested by a force under the command of Baron d'Almargem. ...

... ' Dn LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, MAY 30.-Trinity Sun- ?? orning-Genesisi. and Mattbow iii. Evening-Genesis ve xviii. and I John v. an ST. PAUL'S CHURCIH.-The Rev. R. Kemp as Bailey has received a donation of £ 10 from a friend, who wishes his name not to be made public. In- PARISH OF HOLY TRINITY.-According to is ancient custom the churchwardens and others, accompanied by an officer from the Board of ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF PRiZFS Tl TfIE MfECH.ANICS' I _ - - - INSTITUTION. I 1 aN7A J. OiiUIIVS. 0 On Friday night, the prizes awarded to the students in the 0 Mechanics' Institution for the sessionjustended, were distributed is-the Lecture Hall. The Right lion. the Lord Provost in the chair. On the platform we noticed SheriffBeJle. eDr. S ting Dr. Penny. Dr A. King, Mr. Davie, town clerk, Bailie Lid- ...

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... SuDDEN DEATH.—On Thursday last, an inquest was held at the Jury Room, on the body of a young woman named Eliiabeth Jones, who died on Monday last. After her decease, rumours were circulated of ill-treatment having been used towards her by her husband, which had caused her death and information of the same was forwarded to the coroner, Thomas Hughes, Esq., who felt it to be his duty to cause an ...

... On the evils emanatiivj from Concealed Debilities and uuchectied Disease of the Generative System. THE SILENT FRIEN D, NINETEENTH EDITION. Price2s.6d., & sent Free to any part of the United Kingdom in a Sealed Envelope, from the Establishments, ou receipt of 3s tid. in Postage Stamps, or a Post-Office Order. 1\ MEDICAL WORK, on the concealed cause that 13L destroys physical energy, ana the ...

... B ANKRUPTS.-(FrOlH the London Gazette.) FRIDAY.—T. Lett, Apsley Guise, Bedfordshire, builder. J.C. Barratt, Strand, picture dealer. H. Morant, Connaught-terrace, Edgeware-road, fishmonger. S. Waters, Luton, Bedfordshire, baker. R. K. Aitchison, Windmill-street, Haymarket, mer- chant. R Selby, Burleigh street, Strand, wine-merchant. G. and R. Ileathcote, Clapham, coachmasters. P. Colston, ...

... present commercial distress, and the remedies to which we should look. His lordship does not, with most of those foremost in handling this question, throw all the blame of the distress upon one great cause, and throw all the force of remedy into one great panacea. He admits the dearth the principal cause of disturbance, and shows how this has been aggravated by former provisions of the ...