... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is tlat at which'ihe de;6t of the regiment is stationed.] Iri Life Guards, Hyde Park |42d. Stirling 2,id, Windsor . ('[Park 43rd, C. Good Ho-e, Tmpmorc Itoyal Hcrsi Guards, Regent's 44th Montreal, Cha ham- I1t Dragoon Guards, Duhlia.' 45th, C.`pe G. Hope, Chathama 2nd, Newbrtdge. :46 h Dublin Bid, Cahir' 47th, Corfu, Lime ick 4th, Dublin .8th,on ...

... (cflp JOM4 Wato elpaltirlt. I r BANGOR, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1853. 1 Tile most prominent subject occupying the ...

... At the meeting of this Board on Saturday las n, twelve Guardians were present-the Chairman, J 3 Maurice, Esq., and two other ex-officios, and nine m elected Guardians. The minutes of the last Board cc . were read and confirmed. The Clerk also read , some correspondence of no particular inf6rmation. J, The Chairman read a petition from the Aylesbury to Union, to the House of Commons, praying ...

... WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN T'HE GREAT METROPOLIS. it (From our own Correspondent.)i LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The interesting event, for: which the country had been looking out for some time, and for which every preparation has been made at Buckingham n Palace, took place on Thursday; on which day. about 2 o'clock, the firing of the Park and Tower guns announced to the public the birth of a ...

... Lt, - St or_ I FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERY. In addition to plants named in former Calendars for flower-garden decorations, mu'st nbt f6rget' the H ofhich' there are now several varieties among which corymbosum is on6' of the best; Gem isgood, were it not that floweis and leaves are too much of a colour; Voltaiieanunn nanum will be very suitable for small beds, iit prove hardy enough to open ...

... BANGOR AND BEAUMARIS UNION, The fortnightly smeeting of the Board took place on Wednesday, C. H. Evans, Esq., Chairman.- The Guardians present were Messrs. Pritchard and Bicknell, Bangor; Evan Jones, Aber; E. Williams, W. Thomas, and Thos. Hughes, Llandegfan; J. Taylor, Llanllechid; W. Hughes, Llanfairfechan; T. R. Dew, Beaumaris; R. J. Hughes, Llangoed; G. Roberts, Llanfihangel Esceifiog; R. ...

... :orrtcip anb (1onfial *ulnuarv. ?? - ITALY. The ' Italia' newspaper was seized at Genoa, on the 4th, on a charge of excitement to the hatred of the 1Ws of the State. A large number of arrests in O,,rall classes of persons were effected in that civ b~etween the 22d and 27th ult. Some of the ?? immediately sent off to the citadel of Pe snshI These arrests are attributed to the dis- 5slv ryof ...

... This is a most important crop. Its value per bushel, in proportion to other grain, has brought many a farmer to beggary, by having tempted him to cultivate land, with a view to its production, un- der such circumstances as utterly precludedeven a possibility of gaining anything but a loss. How common it is, all over the country, to see land un- dergoing preparation for wheat, by fallowing, car ...