... FATAL. ACCIDENT ON THE M'NAi srRAITS'.-'TWO LIVES LOST. On wednesday morning a nmelancholy catastrophe occurred at. Menai Bridge. Shortly before the Prince of Wales, ste-amner, left her moorings at 10 o'clock a.m., for Liverpool, Mr; ItnssciI,'ofGored-y- gyd, with two of hisnmeni. named i\illiianI Daviesandl Robert Roberts, arrived in his boat, fromn which he discharged a quantity ofoysters on ...

... TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT TO EDWARD JONES, ESQ., OF PENDRE HOUSE 11OLY WELL. As our readers may be aware that the numerous is tenantry on the Downing Estates, in Flintshire o iS which Mr. Jones has for so many years been Re - ceiver and Agent, lately determined on presenting l- him with a testimonial of the cordial respect the ie entertained for him in his, official capacity, in which he had ...

... We have .to add the following to the recent record of distressing casualties at sea. COLLISION IN THE IRISH CHANNEL.-On Saturday night last, about 9 o'clock, a collision, which might have been attended with fatal results, took place in the Irish Channel. As the Prince Arthur steamer, belonging to the City of Dublin Packet Company, with the mail and a great number of passengers on board, was ...

... TESTIMONIAL: OF GRATITUDE FOR PA- ROCHIAL SERVICES. _ . _ . . I The ratepayers of the parish ofFestiniog, at their annual vestry, held at the Festinioig club-room, on. Saturday, the 26th inst., presented Geo. C. Chessell, E Esq., with a handsome silver tea service, having the I following inscription on each article :-Presented by I the Ratepayers of the parish of Festiniog% to G. C. Chessell, ...

... Q nrt & doolov. ?? K- On Thursday. the following had the honour of dining with Her Majesty :-Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl of Clarendon, and the Lady in 'Waiting to the Duchess of Kent. The Earl of Clarendon arrived at Windsor on Wednesday, and left the Castle on Thursday forenoon for London. The Earl of Aberdeen also left for London on Thursday. The ...

... ?? lems. EXTRAORDINARY NUMIBER OF FIRES IN ONE DAY. The firemen of the London Brigade and West of England E Office wvere actively engged from five o'cloek p.m. of Satur- n day, until five o'clock on Sunday morning last, there t ha-ing been during tbat perio no fewer than seven fires, a t which they had to give their assistance. Independently of the o large number of corflagrations, the ...

... THE SUSPENSION OF LABOUR IN THE MANUFACTUENG DISTRICTS. PRESTON. The largest meeting held at Preston for some time in con- ...

... The harvest meeting for the improvement of the national schoolmasters of the dioceses of Bangor and St. Asaph, was commenced at this institution on IMonday, 22nd August, and will continue for I3 weeks. There are nearly 40 masters in daily attendance, and they are instructed in the various subjects of school education, by the Rev. B. J. Birns, principal.of 'he institution, who is assisted by ...

... In London the choler;, which has made its presence felt in various parts, and which, during thie four weeks that-followed ?? September, showed a small but continuous increase, does not appear latterly to have gained ground. The deaths from this disease were 66 in the first week of October; last week they declined to 45. In Newcastlethe pestilence still lingers,although completely under control ...

... On Wedubsday evening, the 28th ult., Mr. George a l.Thompsos, -who had been requested to deliver a lec- P lture at the above Institution, complied with that re- M .quest, the subject being against Slavery, as existing b in the Unite States of America. The Assembly- v room in the Town-hall 'was filled with a highly re- c spectable hudience,.and, at 7 o'clock, the Mayor, E. t H. (Griffiths, Esq. ...

... 4itell anious. . _ .. . . ?? .. ?? *THE GOLD REGION ?? Friday week no less tha 78reistredleter wee eceived-at the, Lime- ?? 'from' Irish a e~igan's tother amiie 'ad~rieds in -the mother ' if AND, WOLVVIUIHAHVON; COMPrAat.-Welfl have be emaking', ex iets In cominunicatio'd'rbetween the gurdand en-gines-driver, and with the moat perfect success.' 'Elettaicify-is the Trmeas. A battery is fixed * ...

... 225MM!2= aqviculture allb jLjorticulture, pla REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. blo (11rowe the ?? Lane Express.) for The arrivals of foreign bread stuffs have been li.wal beral; a considerable number of wheat-laden ves- As sels have reached our shores from the Baltic and abl other northern ports: in addition to which, a fur- eta] ther large supply has made its appearance off the as coast from ...