... ~FALLI OF A .CHIMNEY'STACsK.-On Wednesday at Li chimney stack fifty feet high, at the brewvery of Mr. -, 'Henry Norton-Caimarthen, fell, but fortunately injured le no one, although several men were near it at the e time. Vic PEEFERuXENT.-The Rev. Evan Evans, clerk, Per- i 6 petual Curate of B~luenpennal, in the county of Car-Vi ~,digarn, has been duly collated by the Lord Bishop of I Saint ...

... Agrittilture ant porticultum tr LIQUID MANURE. fo This species of manure is so valuable, and so tu universally neglected, that a few observations, in- to Adependent of what has been previously said, may ra tend to call the attention of agriculturists to an cc 'yarticle of immense importance, which at present re seems either entirely to have escaped their obser- ti vation, or to have been ...

... (64t Xa*TtVj IWo BANGO, FRIDAY, &RH 4,1853. ei . . ?? The plot of the political drama, for some Sbi time in course of enactment,begins to thicken dei -the denouement is rapidly approaching. has The ' Times' of Mondayannounces that the Lc Austrian Government has resolved to demand bai the extradition or at least the expulsion of air Kossuth, Mazzini, and the other refugees - now fomenting ...

... SECOND EDITION. rt, The usual fortnightly meeting of this board took Lip place on Wednesday, C. H. Evans, Esq., in the nt chair. The Guardians present were Messrs. R. L he Pritchard, C. Bicknell, and Hugh Roberts, Bangor; J ax Evan Jones, Aber, E. Williams, W. Thonmas, and c ed Thomas Hughes, Llandegai; Win. Hughes, LMan- t it fairfechan; W. Parry and T. Price, Lianilecbid; t a- J. Williams, ...

... 2fforeipi ant colonial sulmmlary. tra at AMERICA. 1 ein By the steamer Canada, we have advices from tatt New York to the 15th, and Boston to the 16th a.She has 217,000 dolls, in specie on freight. The th steamer Niagara arrived at New York from Liver- the he pool on the 13th, and the steamer America, from ha( as Liverpool, at Halifax en thle 20th.ha Washington aclvices of the 12th, state that ...

... CAIA-O HABU R UTJ -. Of The monthly meeting of the Trustees of the Har- dc bour of Carnarvon was held on Tuesday the lst March. Jo Present-Messrs. R. Williams, jun., T. Turner, W. el T1'. Poole, E. J. Powell, H. Jones; Capt, J. Thomas; of Capt. W. H. Owen. Mr. Thomas Turner in the chain an ' The usual bills and vouchers were examined and cOL 8 passed. -P On the motion of Mr. PoweUl, seconded ...

... ?Qtt?pOfl?2flEE. haes 'iEBANGIt BRITISH SCHOOL AND TEE hi, c 11EV. JAMES READING. turei occa! To the _rtlitor of Ithe Xorth Mal/es Ulerostide. ,thlt Sir,-~Sm would be thought to perform great and thani ,adIfedI Feats, who -are but ineretoolsalad instruments that thle hanids of others ; like the fool, who fancied be cont played uponl thle organt whien he only blow thle bellows ti'i I cabooned ...

... I I I' ~HARDY FRUJIT GARDEN. If the planting of fruit trees was not finished I j.'during the autumn, lose no time in completing it h el, fbefore the rising of the sap; for although when ceare wh, is taken by mulching and watering, fruit trees will pric -succeed planted much later than the present, yet ext aall the more hardy kinds should be got in without the Cdelay. Open standards will ...

... It WAtt-OFFricE, Feb. 19. r. 3rd Foot.-G. N. Roe, gent., to be Enis. by put., au, d vice Walker, appointed to the 78th Foot. or ie 6th Foot.-T1. F. Po-yell, gent., to be Ens, by put. vice Armit, appointed to the 24th Foot. 9th Foot.-W. Hussey, gent., to be Enis, by put., vice Fairfax, to the 31st Foot. of r- 13th Foot. -Capt. L. S. R. Lovell, from the 16th LeFoot, to be Capt. vice Platt, who ...

... Our libral) ,able. In the COMING BUDGET, some amateur Chan- cellor of the Exchequer has given to the world his ideas on several items of taxation, the national defences, the militia, and volunteer rifle corps. He is a believer in the Benthamite maxim that the true office of Government is to secure the greatest happiness to the greatest noue)er; a maxim not peculiar to Benltham; oil ...

... I GREAT ANTI.POLICE DEMONSTRATION. g (From Paorci.) n The Chairman after having briefly complimented , the assembly before him on their vast intelligence g and high morality, and devoted a few additional e hours to an expression of the diffidence which he .e felt in the presence of so imposing an assembly, ., stated, in a speech that lasted full two minutes h longer, the object ot the meeting ...

... Imperial lparliaulent. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TuURSDAY FiEB. 17. Cl The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH moved for papers w connected with the war in Ava, and, in so doing, g commented, in severe terms, on the manner in IT which that war has been hitherto conducted. 0 Lord ABERDEEN consented to the production of V the papers. A The Earl of DERBY defended the policy upon n which the Burmese war was entered upon, ...