... 7 7 I I . 7 I TIEE CHRONICLE. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1850, . PARIAMENTARY AMENITrES.- One little month has not run its course since the meet- ing of parliament, and yet short as the time , appears, one or more personal matters have er been produced of a nature amounting to very pretty quarrels. Act the first, Lord John _ Russell is charged by Mr. Horsman with an act of legerdemain; in ...

... |AWrFUL EPLOSIONOF-A STES I-3QLAj', I5FTY PRIRsoNS RMlt ?? ANDNn rIFTY WOuNDJID. (From thc New laord llerau4 Feb. 6.) It is our mellancholy duityt, to-day, to prcsent to ous rendors the details, Rs far as they could be' gatheresd up to the time of our going to press, of one of the mnost frightful casualties, attend~ed with an awitil destructioh of- fuman'life, that ever occured in New York. ...

... ] NIS DE LLAXqEOU S. Sunday was the birthday of IJ. IR. 1. the Duke lc of Cambridge.-Several of the nobility mado calls at s Carribridge-house 11 H1OLYWIcLL.-.lIc7o0Y an ratal Accidlcrnt,-On ,t Thursday afternoon. last, ns Mr. Edward Evans, joiner, of Ijolywell, was on his way homewnrds d through ~Bagillt, it being a very boisterous day, in f order to evade the dust and wind, he unfotrtunately ...

... I'13 CH-RO NICLE. Wel TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1850. r 'rhol Protectionists have much reason to be lea tisfted with the result of the division at thle vei ,11t1 of the debate on Mr. DistAELI'S motionIl, ,-.5libiting as it does an almost parity of nurn- n ocrs-the fusion of the varioussections, mni- sist tlistcrial dull non-mninistorial, Pledged to up- 'to! hold free trade, hatving-' barely ...

... he~r ho.- LivaePooL, MONDAT. of Tne following Important news, bringing dates two ?? days later thnn our tiles, per Niagara, from Boston and New York, hasn been forwarded from Halifax, an per private letter, to a correspondent in Liverpool, it d- having been telegraphed to Halifax just as the Ni. 'or agarn was about to sail. Its details are highly inte- i- resting. The letter of our ...

... MISCELLANEO US. iS TirE MINT-A PalliarmentaTy return hasjustbeen in issued, showing the amount of supplies remaining in a n the Milnt, advances, and repayments for coinage, &e. 51 It Appears that the assets remaining in the Mint, on - the 31st December, 1848, were £145,552 8s. 5d.; and d the guuns advanced from the Exchequer, for the i- purchase of silver and copper bullion, for coinage, i r, ...

... h! i DE. BG{1IRCU MEiETING; . t 'ION T A 1' RE8INCI W1AE O1 fUTIS' AUIULTU Pi ' 11 - :. I ?? ?? > L _ :: :t 1 ;Fridihypurs~a~t to eryentia and unaninm- m -ouslv- signe d` Areiluis' on, -presente ?? W It Ghfih *l Iameeting ol ) hnitats-~f te tuntyrwas5cofvei~ell at lth Cuountyj in I ill, Rutri'Ol to'±'ike tcn consideratio64 thc prosenit in depreaed'state oE teagricultural ?? tsrinteret~ and all ...

... - I [The ?? rcply to ' hiitJohus' did not reacli i:;; tilme for oar last publication bult we insetrt it in ttr numoler. To the Editor of the lorth Wales Chro~licic Sils,-Tho proprietor of the Carnarvon 7urs.1, j;i wise man, in ' leaving well nlone,': as the ihsrde Guti~dians at Cariiarvont are doing thirci ditty ( ?? hontestly without any dcsirc of holdingl thlt;it Ihs either to the praise ...

... HORTIOULTURE. T'le season is now again approaching, li0en ,t1 plant ?? will require ri conisiderale portili of the gardener's time and attention. Since (heenr of October there hns been but little coriparativelr b~e done in this departmert, beyond tihe nevc roantti worl6 of wrtering and turning, the protection of tk plants from frost, and their ventilation at ?? times-all very necessary and ...

... i7777 qOR A-ND DBUIAItIS UN-ION . ?? O. 'Q ?? A,; n,i, D' A :;.1 ?? t NVedrnooday las't th e jfrtri y it n' of tine irdiatii atook ilahne n't tli li-e o'sti Lit nI 110001 of fifteen inember ...

... IMPERIAL, - PARLTAMENT. HOUSE OUF CO. i0, NS,-TurOsiyI (G'onfintto from issu Page.)rg. Mr. DISRAELI having reite rnated iret y of tho old arguments, he said the resolutions he should propose o i the committee, to mititi? sgrite ?? distress were the followingth 1st Ith t thaset thc me mt charges i n the Uiitad d (about Vl,600OOO£) shopld betaicb tonte ge goeral revenue; 2nd, that certainuscre , ...

... - .- - I _; =A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- -- - ! ?? - - - .S ROYAL AG:IICULT'URr. At, ?? ort EXvGo IsI). A A weeklly council was held at thc Society's li.a, [lanover-sqillare, on thlc 13th inst. Mlr. Slancyi 1l p' in the chair, llon. Capta iii l)udley ciholmn, jt 'N ALP., Baron MEIca ens, MMr. Aklcock, Ht ?? Ir. hr Alk. Dyer, Mr. Fuller, 11.1'. Msr. 11. F. 111.t 1lr MIJendie, Kr. Pendaivcs, ...