... mense revolving panorama of the heavens, in addition to the wonders of the oxy-hydrogen microscope are to be exhibited by Mr. Thomas; also, an interesting dissolving cycloraina. Mr. ,VILDF.RSPIK' LECTURES.—On Tuesday and Thurs- day evenings last, Mr. Wilder ...

... supported by upwards of forty of his co~mrades among: whom were Captains Si4' B. Ilelcher, CB., )-tCharles Caoe a E. Chappell,'Thomas Dlickenson, ?? :lthis E. Edgell, C. Edrnunds, H. Gossett, Percy Grace, di So- WV. J. ?? Hood, R. Blridhaha, Sir John Ross ...

... Grand Jurv* I THOMAS LEWIS, Foreman. Nathaniel Llewellyn. Robert Howe. James Barnes. William Spencer. J. Reynolds. John Thomas. Thomas Lester. Benj. Price! William Morris. ltichard Price. II. Gardner. William Hardy. II. Gardner. William ...

... the races would be postponed to Monday. A veteran sportsman or two on the field, expressed their as- tonishment that the hardy sons of the mountain should evince such sugar and salt temperaments easily melted by water and a rumour was bruited abroad ...

... recording, that large numbers of seamen, with none of the proverbial indiiierenco which is attributed to that class of our hardy and enterprisingconntry- men, have become members in this port. Mr. 0.Stone- house, shipbroker, is the honorary agent; and ...

... arms, were eager for the fray; when a 'i further difficulty presented itself. The wardens, I s Mr. William Griffith and Mr. Thomas Davies,'M n who had consented to call the meeting for the pur- tj poses stated, it was understood disapproved the e object ...

... roof belonging to the Frwd Gmoi farm near the Ccfen, the property of Nash Edwards Vaughan, Esq., in the occu- pation of Mr. Thomas Williams. Instant alarm was given and the Cefen inhabitants lost no time in hurrying to the spot. It was fortunately, by a ...

... th» k „airs. Lancrdn,, „ ? ffel> came up by the Poriishead packefai i T' 'health Th*' the Bed Rover, when the explos'in, d hard'y got on h y was picked out of the water with « h°C.Cur,ed Mr T»n^°ard tained a Bevere concussion of thA ^'oken leg hi9 rfn^d°n ...

... remain, a pleasing succession of bloom (itit. _willbe obtained from early summer to late autumn as] 11 ?? The propagation of hardy plants should now be ener fo getically proceeded with. After the smaller matters, sell such as Phloxes, Antirrhinums, Pentstenums ...

... lier children. The summnons was ?? leave Thomas, of the Prince of Wales, High Street, was sum- --For moned for refusing to admit the police-officer, and the case was dismissed on the defendant paying ?? tssive Thomas, for having company it his house one the ...

... lie begged to propose, I i that a vote of thassks be giveo to Lord Vivian's agent, and to All. Lloyd, the auletioneer. bitr. Thomas Evans, of Tt i Denbigh, said, le perfectly agreed withk every word wvhich so r. had been expressed by Mir. Turner, and cordially ...

... £ 18 lIs. FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT.—On Tuesday evening last a select number of friends gave a farewell entertainment to Mr. Thomas Jifkins, butcher, on his leaving Abersychan for the United States. Mr. J., in conjunction with his father, Mr. J. .Jinkins ...