... CHESTER. Melancholy Shook—On Monduy last, Rowland June*, sob of Lieutenant Colonel Jones, off the Royal Engineers, now resident at Malta, and nephew f Captain Jones, of Bryntinon. near Wrexham, committed t-ucide, the Green Dragon lun. Chester. The deceased, who was about twenty-seven yiars »-f age. and formerly held commission in the 67th regiment „ 'V ch has disposed of. arrived, oompany with ...

... WIG AN. Another Priest 111 ok Fkvkr— We are sorry to that the Rev. J. Walker, the second or junior priest at St. John'* Catholic Chaps), now lies ia a danger* >u-* state, ill of typhus fever, c.ught in his visits to the filthy dwellings of the lower class of Irish resident in the borough. The Rev. J.Hearne and the Rev. J. Johnson, the two ministers lives have already been sacrificed in ...

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... MONDA Y, September 27.—SSE, light. Akbivbd.—Amelia Mary, New York— _ Sailed Briton's Pride, Scott, Constantinople—Ocean, Winarth, and Catherine, Thompson, Bahia—Gilbert Jamieson, Watson, Malta and Zante-Adelaide, Flera, Malta-Spruce Clarke, Riga—Alida, Doombos, and Thomas Baring, Gotta Rotterdam—Wataon, Frost, St Petereburgh—Carrow, Rae, Narva —Lady, Bassitt, Hill, Newfoundland—Jane Blair, ...

... t akcask(h« —The mda fa the ®«uo «ttto »t FoehdJi and Bu«ii(n uriMiid is to a prmriau state, wreck Cub been fur mnny week* pee*. Feverel the notion•Bill own* r» bare begun l«e time, »>nd they ate, | nn alter..t does not speodlly take pl«ns for tbe better, will be ited eloee tbeir intlle Tbe stlk trade •» Middles** and Is •spnctr' (Ms mason of year; generally, the operativebare fall employment. ...

... We have received a copy of letter from an emigrant addressed to his frienas in Liverpool, giving a description of his voyage hence to Quebec, and publish the substance of it in the hope that it may, as the writer says, 4do some go. d to future emigrant*, and save them from imposition. The first complaint is, that just before the vessel set sail the emigrant, souls, were mustered upon deck ...

... The Liverpool Times, in noticing the ofter of the Birkenhead, Lmcanhire, and Cheshire Junction Railway Company to the Dock Commissioners of Birkenhead. • h»s offer, if accepted, makes the Birkenhead dock*, now open, as free to shipping as they are to goods, cannot fail to produce great changes on both tide* the waer. If succeeds, and the railway companv finds i' answer on small scale, we may ...

... BEBINGTON FLORAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The last meeting the season was held Friday but the weather beini; unfavourable, the attendance was not numerous. '1 he show was cor.sidered good for the Amongst t':e must prominent features of the exhibition were a centrum aurantiacum. and some splendid seedling fu*chia», belonging to K. M. Beckwith, Et-q.; a stately brugmensia, and merium iragrans, ...

... the Health Committee on the claim for compensation by Mr. Win. Shaw, by reason his not baring been reappointed to office the township of Erertou, under the act the and 10th years of her present Majesty, entitled * An Act for the Improvement of the Sewerage and Drainage of the Borough of Liverpool, and for making further provisions for the Sanatory Regulation of the Mid Borough.' M ...

... L Testerday, a man named John was brought up before W. Hall, Esq., charged with having Wednesday evening, entered the garden of Mr. Scott, of Higher Tranmere, and stolen a quantity of wearing apparel from a clothes line. He was committed to the sessions. SURday last a youn ® named Ima C Urt leadin out Thomas-street. hCrSClfby swallowiu quantity of laud.! num. TVhen it was ascertained that she ...

... she may be pleased cause such interference of her ministers as will prevent the Austrian Government from continuing in the possession of thecityof Ferrara, any other part of the dominions of his Pope. ...

... ST. HELEN'S. An inquest witheldoii Monday, the Raven Inn, before John Ilevei, Lsq., ooroner, on view the body uf James Duffy, who wan accidentally struck with hammer another workman whilst at work at Mr. Curtis' chemical works on the 17th, from the effects of which died on the 18th iiutant. Verdict accidental death. PcrrvSissi iws. Monday.—Titus 81ater, of Widness, onrer, was fined £3 5-.61. ...