... I I , sto Cattle do not suffer so much as sheep from the cit long continuance of wet weather. They are na- turally natives of a damp and low situation, and the large quantity of water imbibed by them is freelv passed away by means of the kidneys. They be have thus an immunity frome such diseases as the chi rot; and abortion in them is not produced by wet a I nor (lo their calves, under similar ...

... SARN MEYLLTYRNE BENEFIT SOCIET Y The first anniversary of the Sarn Benefit Society was held Whit Tuesday, at the village of Sarn Liyn. The members, preceded by a band of mu sicians from Pwllheli, walked in procession to Meylltyrne Church, where an appropriate sermon was preached by the Rev. James Rowlands, P.C., of Tydweiliog, to a numerous congregation. After service the members dined at the ...

... TH3E WELSH NIGHTINGALE. (OPINIOXS OF TIJE LIVERIlOOL PAPaRS)- ' Our Young countrywdman has been very success- ful in Liverpool. The following opinions of the lead- ing newvspapeis there will be seen to coincide renark-, ably wvhit those which we expressed of her merits En her recent visit to Bangor. TUE WVELsI NsGtaTINGALE.-Miss E. L. Williams, a young lady designated by this somewha t ...

... arorrespolluence. THE CELTIC BRITONS AND MR. HENRY GEORGE THOMAS. upel To the -Editor of the North ?? Chkronicle. I co Sir,-I believe there are many of your renders, Tim besides myself, who have been pleased and gratifiesd Civ1i with the letters whrich lately appeared in your journal a co on the subject of the Celtic Britons,-and that onl a c- guld: count of the writer, as well as of the style ...

... 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 ...

... !1-Pl- A1;Pf-p - Vl l Cet - -n .Pn.. mr c, 1;C jj Barley differs from wheat in requiring a light 1i flnely worked loom, or what is commonly called jr sharp land, andthrives noton strongstiff clay. The e ground cannot be too much worked for barley; for which reason it is better adapted as a. corn crop to succeed potatoes, turnips, vetches, &c., than F' wheat, and will be found under those ...

... To the Editor of the North WaZes C67ronicle. Sir,-I was glad to see a letter in a late number of ,your valuable paper headed as above; considering, as I do, that yours may form a very convenient organ for the discussion of such topics. r, therefore, take the liberty of askinlg your numerous Church subscribe e, lay as well as clerical, wvhether, according to such authorities as they may bring ...

... jforcipn anb Qaololial *u1mmtarp. AMERICA. The America, steamer, arrived at Liverpool, on Monday morning. Extensive arrangements are being perfected in Washington for the survey of various routes for the contemplated railroad to the Pacific. The Provincial Parliament at Quehec have adopted a plan for a decimal currency in dol- lars and cents. The committee of the Assemblv at New Bruinswick had ...

... The meeting of this Board was held on Saturday last, present, 3 Ex-officio and I elected Guardians, James Maurice. Esq. in the chair. The CleLrk read thet. minutes of the last Board, which were conlirmel, and some correspondence. T-wo letters front the Poor Law Board, saactioning relief to non-resideut pauo- pers therein named. Mr. Appleby did not agree with the resolution passed at the last ...

... SHIPW1RECKED FISHERMEN AND MART. | NERS' ROYAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. The Fourteenth Annual Mfeeting of the above Philanthropic Institution was held at Willis' RXoomns on Friday., 6th May, Vice-President Captain the ?? TALaoT, Rt.N., C.13., in the Chair; supported by Rear. Admiral FoaniES, Rear-Almirml Sir CHAIlTrs NArIxt CaptilnilS 3ABALOW, C.B., HALL, ?? DIXOS, LE&AN SWEr:NY, Hon. FRANCIS MAtIu ...

... CAt.NARVON BOltl.) 02 GUARDINl. On Tueiday last t'ae fortnightly meeting of th's B xard wvas held, Llewelyn Tui ner, Esq., in the Chair. There were 12 Guardians present. CLOTHING. The Rev. D. Jeffireys, on behalf of the Visiting Committee, informed the Board that the clothing dp- plied for by the M aster for the inmates Wias required, aid he moved that it should be advertised for. ; Mr. Ii. ...

... HOUSE OF COVAMONS,-1VEDNESD&Y. The Probates of Wills' Bill was read a second time and ordered to be committed. The Payment of Wages' Bill was throne out, after discussion, by 180 to 125. TURKEY. Dispatches from Constantinople state that the 18th ult. was the day fixed on for the definitive so- lution of the difficulties which had arise1, with Prince Menschikoff.a The armaments continued on ...