... IORift of U Pe tess. oar re~ahe-,s are rpclaily re'.ei~terte to oisosrve, th1at tiiiderI te~orre this hetl e~iv0 e ?? free-i She iecmli hg ?? Of our nlot vrsntuii poe:;k~z r it's ?? of ?? ?? 0 ' a subhi PARLIAMTARY' REFORM- 1Ib he o1l.. rig et riking ?? see front thle ii-coeoln of A i-~taeitoio w ho ?? it to be his dufty, iso far ais lie cteieiceiioiieveai, to) mlake, his mneatsures tile, ...

... NEW PATENT BRICK MAKING MACHtME. I tin anmc n ps 1p .: .. In these days of building societies, agricultural improve- I monts, and sanitary reform, there can be scarcely any subject more practically interesting than the improvement of brick and b tile making, and accordingly it has, for two or three years, en- c gaged a considerable share of public attention. At the various a agricultural shows ...

... 4i ettflauej. Parish Vestries.-An act of Parliament has just come into operation (16th and 17th Victoria, cap. 65) to amend the acts for the regulation of parish vestries, by which it was pro- vided that it was necessary, for persons to be present and to vote at'vestry meetings, that they had paid all the poor-rates made-and demanded of them. It is now enacted that from and aftet' the ...

... IMPORTANT IEETINNG. st rucli CARINARVON ELEIERN7TARY SCHOOL Or, paner PRACITlCAL ARIT. I ?? A numerous Ineeting %vas held oin Tuesday even- taste, ing last, at the Guild-biail, to hear a Lecture on the terial, Mbetsaid Utility ?? <ools of 'Art, hap3 W. i. ake, pincipal of die Church-street n ~ ~~fy in this town, aud of'statesreutis by T%1r. J. peciok C. Rosv~la N, master of the School of' ...

... Arlop 40 bgvs. ex- I B. ADMIRAL NEASHAM-INTERESTING STORK. s;t. One of our old admirals is gone. Admiral Clhristoplher I at John Williams Neashlim died on the 5th of November, at of Exmoutb, at the advanced age of 85 years. The gallant ing admiral had resided for the last tventy years on his own pro- the perty in that part of Devonshire, and was universally venerated ,as for his benevolence to ...

... 2pirit of the ipXres. IGNORANCE AND ITS EFFECTS. (From the Sun.) Every now and then individual facts are turning up in different departments which impress our minds far more strongly than statistical tables or tabulated results. The story goes of the late Premier, that when in the Ministry before, with Lord Althorp, and when it was deemed necessary to obtain a coercion bill for Ireland, the ...

... (60 uogjj' walm1 BANGOR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1853, Our amiable, placid, and self-satisfied conternm rorary-the Editor of the 'Carnarvon Iferald't% id us very severely to task last week for an allele enormity, in permitting the Reporter of the parties lars of the sad spectacle lately enacted in front, the county gaol in that town, to state, on what 1 is deemed sufficient authority, that he ...

... Giaterat 15?untutaxp. The Hull police struck for wages on Saturday. Another elet tion petition has been presented to the Ilouse of Commons by the maddened Radicals of a Liverpool. 8 Mr. John Henderson (of the firm of Fox,. Hender- 4 son, and Co.) has had printed for private circulation, 8the description of a noval project tor a central Iterminus railway station in London. The plan is to ...

... e i & odoll & 11olo fiutitfllly9. C The Vine.-A letter from Pesth, in the Asgsburg Gazette, states that near Erlau the crop of grapes has been so abun- dant, that it has been found necessary to leave one-half on the vines for want of casks to put the wine in. Twenty pails of wine are offered for a cask capable of containing 12 pails. In the neighbourhood of Olen the vintage has been more ...

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... joyrign .nb Colonial *u arp. THE FRENCH EMPIRE. The Emperor and Empress intend to visit Brit- tany in the course of the summer by water. The pope, it is said, will arrive in May, for the corona- tion of the Emperor. It is reported that five of the French cardinals will leave Paris on the 27th of April, to escort his Holiness into France. On MNlonday the Emperor passed in review on the Place ...

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