... yo i have done me in electing me one of , preventatives in the first Conncil under the Char- f .-'ttlv granted to us; an election which you have *'*£«_ more complimentary and gratifying by giving number of votes exceeding those given to any other C- ...

... DINNER. MRS. JOHNSON wiU feel obliged by an early appli- cation for Tickets to the Dinner on the 24th inst. Wvnnstay Arms Hotel, _ept. 16, 1857. SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, NEAR RUABON. MISS HUGHES begs to inform her friends that the Michaelmas Quarter will commence on the 29th inst. Cards of Terms wiU be forwarded on application. Offa Cottage, September 16th, 1857. ifR GRIFFITH is instructed ...

... RUSSIA ANO PERSIA. Intelligence has been received Paris that | the Russian army has not yet stirred from its j position on the shores of the Caspian. a| mounts to 40,000 men complete, and still in cantonments. The Russian general id how: ever, sent three superior olfieers, viz., one of the stall, one of the engineers, and one of the 1 infantry, into the nearest province of Persia, examine the ...

... the Mount Inn, Brymbo, on Monday, June the 5th, at Five o'clock in the After- noon, Subject to conditions to be then produced:— All those Two well-built and newly-erected COTTAGES, with a good Garden attached, lying and being near to the Brymbo Iron Works, and now in the several occupations of E. Griffiths and the widow Humphreys. This property is conveniently situated, in a rapidly ...

... B. H. Thclwall, A. Joic, E. Dean, »nd T. Humplmys, Esqrs. JIDOB--Mr. E. Griffith, THE PLAS-TEG STAKES Por Eight Dog«. at One Pound Winner f ? ® The Second I'he Winners los. each * Expenses ° 0 0 THE HOIXY-BUSn STAKES For Eight Doge at lOe. 6d. each. The Winner! 10 •iho Second ••• ® Winners of two Courses ss. each.. ® Expenaes 0 Entries he made snd the money paid nt the HOTEL, to Mr. L»wia, the ...

... BRRANOER'S NEW SONO. A song recently written by Beranger, and addressed the Students, has been circulating in manuscript in Paris, and appeared in the Hint* on I'uesd As it is thus cast broadcast over F.urope, concealment or suppression is now out of the question. print a tolerably close adaptation of the original V> hat ! Foolish boys—believe, once more, You're to utter Freedom's cry, And ...

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... EDIV l.riiY, the Jlasnns’ Anna Inu, at Ce n-Bychan afore,nd. on Monday, the i6:h day Kebinary, 1835, at Una o’clock ic'i the Aftcrnooo, iu the following or such oth-r Lit* may agreed upon at the time Sale, andsubjnt to conditioos to ibeo produced:— commodious and subs*antial DWELLING-HOUSE, rompiiaing Kitchen, Back kitchen, Parlour, several d and airy Bed-rooms, with Out .buildings. Garden, ...

... France. The Paris correspondent of the Times says: I Tinderstaiid that the entire number of arrests made account the plot discovered I against the life of the Emperor is 4!). Some them were made subsequently the night the inst. A portion of the prisoners were seized when assembled together, I others were taken their own plaees of resi- denee. hear the establishments are in proi formation at ...

... THE DEAD-lIOUSE. A band of Irish members once brayed and hooted during the speech of a noble lord. They then began to laugh, and the noble lord observed, I rejoice to hoar you laugh, for it shows that you have one human faculty. The new llouae of Commons has at least one parliamentary faculty. votes. But on political question it las nothing to say. There are debates parishes and medical ...

... it Rev- W. W. Evans, formerly Missionary in ludia, ij^eh will he stated the Origin, the Object, and Opera- _\ 0 f the above Society. At the close of each service *j_.tion f1.,1 be made in aid of tbe funds of the Society. 'fofoini** sendee quarter before eleven. The evening, ?? six. * ANNIVERSARY SERMONS. -jjyONS will be preached in Pen-y-bryn Chapel on S ?? November 15tb, by the Rev. J. ...