... BANGOa AMD BIIIAUN '1,Ais UNION. a o A itD ?? I On Wednesday last, tihe fortiaigthtly ?? of then g Guardians was held at' the Blaird-rclao, Utiolu-lhouse, Mr. Clhas Diolknell in'thle Ch:Lir. The applid'ations 'ire. ihe first instance disposed n .f, after which the Chliliinsan, nailed 'nn Mr. RichardF Davies to proceed oni his petitioll for enlarged powers to .Boards ofGuardiens. h ?? said lie ...

... Sv~~ ~ ~~ ~ ?? - =n ,1 LLAURoHZ DD RE&DPG. ANID LITERURY I to SOCI,,, ETY;:. > ,. .; ?? ?? Anniveritary af thisss:oiiety Wets hldpi on -A the 013th Deecember (tStephen's Day),-nnd to coin- tnt mt'moraitt the ca1iublishirent bf-so usekil' anl Instittil lot tion, evff ii ?? ommnittpe 'and other of 'friends of WVC1qb literaiture reqolvedl to open a suh- 10.ecliption list flls the, purpos;e of ...

... D OM E ST 1 C RECIPES. dBY A 55OMtCEPATHIC0 DOCTOR. .e 1A good wholesome Breakfast,-Takeo the billionth part r d of a roll, crunmble it in the fiftieth part of a pint of milk; s - boil the two together, and serve up with, 18-60ths of a s, hard egg. a, A rofreshing Lunchloen.-Efalf a drachmn of checse, and h 'twd ounces of stale brcad,'with 1-4th of a pint of table. R s 'beer in a quart of ...

... IWRECX OF 'tIIE C'AIE ORISIIm.W\YA I I- | ;: X ~GRANT SHIP,{ The following letter has been addressed tona morn-I lhIin- ing contemrporary:.- III rues- Sir. -As. Ibelieve no detailed acecount of'tile tie- fi strcn of b freof the ship Caleb Grimashaw, withl Cl men, the loss of 101 passengers, has y-et been betbre tec , dpublic, I enclose you thle particulars;~ which, coming Or so,, from an ...

... . I lv===x A WARNING TO MR. COBDEN AND TIlE CMANIIESTERMEN. - _- ?? . . . .. .. .. .. I f . l .Wr. W. B.'Ferrand has addressed the following G I h letter to one of our contemporaries. - It is to be hoped that Mr. Cobden will learn a 'if Y little modesty, if not wiisdom, frofn your remarks DI h upon his fter dinner' speech at Leeds. Ile threat- Us ens the landed interest with I another ...

... . MASONIC FESTIVAL-ST. .rtHN'S DAY. The Brethren of the Cestrian Lodge of Free ind i Masons, celebrated the festival of St. John l mthe Evangelist, at Mr. Johnstorn's,'the Royal Hotel, l er in this city, on Wednesday last. The dinner was of *the first order, and most abundant; and the dessert, wiine, &c., were excellent. There were a number of er the brethren present from various parts of ...

... vARI ET I E*S * F v1Paa, hiave dogs got wings ? 11No. celld Idon't of vonl ltnn hett,.i' thati 0hati is Why, pa, tis paper tc ?? flio w useit a mn.e and bit him, so I thought he wv Wh o Lor Soid ws'i' wee to present Admiral ol jivs-tg. Ca it IjjjIejl, lie tod hirn tlh a i's hribly the M iigaoit wod IV killiht him. The nflmirel lid not Innelh relish the mn honotinr. ' Well, hut,'' saIdI Lord ...

... THE NATIONAL SOUlr'lIY AND THE COMI- MITTEE OF COUNCIL ON EDUCATION. . ' The National Society has closed its correspondence with the Committee of Council on Education, and krt rejected the condition's which that committee have k; sought to impose on Church schools. Their letter, a nwhich we subjoin' will be read with greet interest: National'Soicity's Office, Dec. 1i, 1849, Id Sir,-I am ...

... ril C11RoITRN ICk TUESDAY. JANUARY l 1850 One bumper at partinrg to the year that's aoa W.I-of Irore 11bead for Daddyr Timces ?? speed the hall old pilgrim on his ;,t~r~elart~s tltroogh 1850 ! '49 is done and c'.tbrced with the things o'erpast-let the be. openi and tlle sum and substance of IIs beqacsts made kInoIvwn. In vhttt light does 'Iurnison place him with regard to his pre- ors-has he ...

... THE IRISH S lATE PRISONERS. tioni, The following has been published, as a 1 specimen of boi dent the journal of Mr. PatrickIO'Donolite, onl ?? way to ant exile, on board, H.M. Sloop of war, Swift. It is ca- ala tainly a curioua record:- an( E.- Thursday. 12th Jusly.-4th ?? rough. Greet w y. in rain, a stiff' breeze all night. After breakfast, Air, ,i ?? rend aloud the book of Judith, Mly sea ...

... CA Al B I I1) G E, I. His Royal Hlighnes- the Prince Albert, Chan. celtirofthe University.being pleased to give annually n a Uold Medal, for the .m mirr-mmenlt of English pnetry-the prize will be givef this year to such re- irident undergradunte rs shall corn pnlee the best ele- b giac poem otn thi lte Qneen Adelaide. IL The Marquis Caitridl beil)g ?? to give en- nunily a gold rnedal as priae ...

... SEASONAABLE BENEVO.LENCE. of r- The Lord Bishop of Bangor's Christanns gift 'of it bed-elothin2 anid wearing ap'parel to the poor of this and the adjoininig parishes iY now in course of distri- ct bution, nnd been found a most seasonable relief. *k ' Lord nod Lady Stanley, of Alderley; with their ss usual liherality, have gladdened ite hearts of the e- poor of IHolyhead this season with gifts ...