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... At a vestry held on Monday, the 11th inst. the Ven. Archdeacon Clough, in the chair, the plan of the ex- tensive alterations intended to be made in the Mold Church, was submitted for the inspection of the inha- bitants. There were present Messrs. Johnt WVilliam Jones, T. W. Eyton, C. B. Clough, and P. Williams Churchwaidens together with a great number of householders ; after careful ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... COMING OF AGE OF PHILIP BRYAN DAVIES COOKE, ESQ. The coming of age of Philip Bryan Davies I Cooke, Esq., the heir of Philip Davies and Lady I Helena Cooke, of Gwysaney, was celebrated at . Moldon Tuesday last, in a nmanner as creditable I to the taste and good feeling of the inhabitants, as I it was honourable to the family to whom the corm- I pliment was presented. Ingratitude is not the ...

... 'COMING OF AGE OF PHIILLIP BRYAN DAVIES COOKE, ESQ. REJOICINGS AT BUCKLEY. A public dinner was held at St. Mathew's Schoo Room, on the 30th ult., on which occasion a great number of the good folks of Buckley went to meet the worthy gentleman to Alltami, where he was received with loud cheers, and accompanied by them to the School Room. The dinner, which was on the table at 4 o'clock, was ...

... IIGADJENINGOPERNATIONSFORTHEWEE.I| FLOWER GARDEN AND S1IRUBBERY. M The cultivation of annuals for garden decoration K has, in some degree, given way to the more per- manent class of bedding out greenhouse plants, the principle varieties of which have been noticed. Yet o. some of the former will always find a place in the L best arranged gardens, and a pretty geteral selection si should at the ...

... ?? JAM4 Toals CrjImakit. BANGOR, FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1853. In the House of Commons, on Thursday, Mr. Wilson entered into a brief exposition of the intentions of Government with reoard to the reforms so imperatively dernanded in the Customs, and moved certain resolutions, which wvill be found detailed in our Parlia. mentary intelligence. The contelnplated measure is certainly a step in the right ...

... EDUCATION. - DIOCESAN BOARD BOOK DEPOT. In taking cognizance of the quality of the instruc- M tion imparted in the Schools in connection with the a 1 Church, one of the first points wherein reform was or deemed necessary was in the use of the Bible or or Testament as a mere school-book,-a book to rteach spelling and reading. The evils arising from q, such an irreverent use of the Sacred Volume ...

... WHIA'T' TH-IEY AR3E D)OING IN TTlE GRtEAT ME'TR'IOPOLIS. .. * (I'iott oiar owi Corrsesis0ndeflt.) w: i LosNDoq, WEDNE),ISDAY EVENING. mat Thet Queen h1as hadf, I under1siandl, no dirawb.ack taill to hler recovery ; and mnay. in fact, be cons~idered fro r perfectly convaloesent. it wits strited inl a French 'P' paper, and, at first not cr-editedl, thast chla.otlberm of was admninistered to ...