... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The Rev. Duncan Travers, M.A., to the rectory of Swanage, E Dorsetshire. The Rev. H. Goldney Randall, B.A., to the incumbency of St. Peter's Bisleport, near Bristol. The Rev. J. Watts Ellaby, M.A., to the curacy of St. Mary- Is-port. Bristol. The Rev. W. A. Voss, B.A., to the curacy of Little Tintern, near Cbepstow. The Rev. E. Evans Jones to the incumbency of the ...

... ?? lews. e.- MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC GOSSIP to.fV The Metropolitan Musical Season of 1853-4 has been It' opened in a manner that augurs well for the future, by the an first of tlie new Wednesday concerts at Exeter-hall, when, in ins] addition to other excellent enorceraux, the Desert symphony stos of Mr. Felicien David, was admirably performed. The concert the was ably conducted by Mr. Benedict ...

... ?? _ ?? _ . 1 - U . ?? )f lhe following are the regulations which have becec ?? e Lord Palmerston for observance ihi thc new buriwo:'c .i about to be established, and whieh will also be rced e all new burial-grounds establislhed under thec M polin s Burials Act.- n 1. No interment shall take place within 10 viild'c f f:: part of the boundary of the cemetery, and the space of'! SDn!i .1 ...

... _tIlLt in Mr. Pierce has delivered his first message still m ras President of tire United States; and if, Itior 1 thave rdiffers iu anything else, it does not differ in Turke lerrgtlh from those of his predecessors,-it ex. the ex teuds over fivc columns of the ''irnes.' All tire be alic relations of the United States are represented peace as being ire a state of prosperity, arid the Pre- ...

... Ciout & Xasbiou. a-- On Sunday morning the Qaeen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, aed Princess Alice, attended by the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, went to Whippingham parish Church, where the service was performed by the Rev. a. Prothero. The Duke and Duchess de Brabant took leave of her Ma- jesty and Prince Albert on Monday, at Osborne House, and proceed to Dover, ...

... Zorreponoence. THE COMING NUPTIALS OF H.R. HUG HES t ESQ., KIINMEL PARK. To the Editor of tire North Wales Chironricle. Ii Sir,-- This is truly the age of good living, not SC romance. Dinner succeeds dinner, wvhether it be to t commemorate the birth of a scion of some noble house, ti the presentation of a testimonial to a wvorthy indivi- 81 dual, who has won for himself the esteem and appro- ...

... THE FRENCH EM\lPIREE. 7 The city of Nantes has voted an unlimited credit for the purpose of defraying the expenses of giving a worthy reception to the Emperor. in the event of his Majesty visiting that part of Brittatny. SPAIN. A royaldecreebhasbetiiissued susl)endinithttie sittings of the Cortes for the session. This measure has been caused by tile stormy character of the debates in the last ...

... On the 24th of November the St. George left Liver- pool for New York, with a crew of twenty-five hands, and one hundred and twenty-seven emigrants, coin- prising men, women, and children. mostly Irish, and of the veiy poorest class. In addition to her stores, she had a general cargo, amongst which, as we are in- formed, was a quantity of napotha and oil, to the escape of which, in all ...

... I (64t J9, M4 Tafflo Qlranifft.- '5 BANGOR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1853. The Aberdeen Ministry appears to us to s be like the famous dinner in Edinburgh in i lhonour of the Whigs and the Reform Bill, v which was eaten before it began, or, in r other words, completely devoured before the honoured guests made their public appear- ance. The Ministry, that was formed a month ago, is not yet formed ...

... prelfou 'k Colonial* 'THE WAR ON THE DANUBE. BUCHAREST, NOV. 14. The Turks, after destroying the fortifications at Oltenitza, have recrossed the Danube without being molested. The Russian force concentrated ronid Oltenit-a amounted o 45,000 men. On the 13th the Russian manifesto was read in :all the 'churches of Bucharest. Shots are continually exchanged near Giurgevo. The Turks and Russians ...

... Neanings. e0 0 d A correspondent says:- I regret to inform you the wheat p n crop in the neighbourhood of Winchfield is coming out at two t, Is and three sacks per acre. c 3 Another wealthy Quaker, Mr. Read, the banker, of Car- h 1, lisle, has left the Society of Friends and joined the Church of c e England. E e At Flavre there is a clocek-dial illuminated very clearly in a b way just the ...

... The usudl fortnightly meeting of this Board took place !et on Wedolisday. The following Guardians were present et, -Hon. lidl. Douglas Pennant, M.P., Ex-officio; Mr. or, Robert 1'Eitohard, Chairman; Mr. C. Bicknell; Mr. rid Evao Evans, Bangor; Mir. Evan Jones, Aber; Mr. Thos. Hughes, Llandegai; Mr. William Hughes, Llanfair- he fechan; Mr. John Taylor, Llanlieebid; Air. Thomas ed Richard Dew, ...