... |C fanu BEV E ItLEY. con Tuesday last, the 24th instant, being the anniversary tall of Her Majesty's birthday, the bells of the Minster attd 'I Saint Mary's Church rang nterry peals on the occasion. stet TEmPBSRANC? Lr(oTUatc.-On Thursday evening, the aba 19th instant, Mrs. Thetiabld, of Leicester, the popular pre female lecturer, delivered a lecture, on '1Temperance, in ligi. the Tiemperance ...

... _ EXTRAORDINARY ROBBEu Y IN A GLASGOw BANYv- On Saturday forenoon, a young man, named Andrew Wallace, proceeded to the Western bank, in Millet-street, to cash a check for 7001. for his employers, Messrs. D. and J. Macdonald, sewed-muslin manufacturers. The teller handed him the money, consisting of four l001. notes, five lot. notes, and the remainder in small notes. Wallace counted the large ...

... WORRMEN AND WAGES. NO. IV. I turn to the communisations which I bhae received from the National Association of Usited Trades on the Combination of Worbmen Bill. For'the present, this bill has been rejected by the House-of Commons. It has been rejected, however, as I imagihein error-in has inmisunderstanding. That it will c6mae up again, in one shape or other,I cannot doubt -that it ought to ...

... I MEtROPOLIlAN AIEIIOR A NT D I I (Frome our own Correspondent.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. Never, within the memory of that ubiquitous and immor- tal personage the oldest inhabitant, have the various metropolitan places of out-door merry-making, to which, in holiday times, the sons and daughters of toil, with their multifarious progeny, resort, been so inundated with bois- terous pleasure ...

... AWLFUL HURRICANE AT MADRAS. The Madras Athenoum, of March 31st, savs :- The Madras shores have been visited by a storm, unusual in the time of its appearance, and terribly destructive in the nature of its ravages. The weather on Friday, the 28th i of March, was cloudy and unsettled, but on Saturday afternoon it began to show signs of an approaching term - pest. A great deal of rain fell ...

... 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 ...

... Vnrnsts' AND JoaNaB' Smsxe DI BItStrSHAaN.- 'me strike has occurred, and, with Jew exceptions. and those unimportant, the men employed in these trades on Monday morning cambinedly turned out.' After the payment of wages F the previous Saturday evening, and when it was clear that the leading masters were obstinately determined to resist the demand of an increase of 2s. per -week for jeiners ...

... - ?? ?? V --t~kA -OI tr- TRIFLES NOT TO B3E Dcseiseon.-T1he nerve of a tooth, not to, so) large ais the strong es t cambric needle, will sometimes drive li trong manl to dist rac tion. A mos~quitoi can make an ele- ti phant mad. The coral rock, which causes a navy to founder, ldis the work of worms. The warrior that withstood death in L a thousand forms may be killed by on insect. 23St It ...

... IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a MEETING tfce -L 1 RATE-PAYERS of the Parish of Forgue will be held in the Parish Church, on Thursday, the 12th day of May next, at Twelve o’clock noon, for the purpose of appointing three Elected Members of the Parochial Board for the current vear. Forgue, May 2, 1853. GEO. WEBSTER, Inspector. County of Banff. ...

... H E ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY’S First Class (A 1) Steamer, VICTORIA, - - Willett, Commander, Will be despatched (weather permitting) during the Month of May, 1853, as follows ; From Aberdeen. lBth May, at 5 o’clock, P.M. 2sth May, at 3 o’clock, p.m. From Newcastle. 2lst May, at 1 o’clock, P.M. 2Bth May, 6 o’clock, p.m. FARES. Cabin, Steward’s Fees included, £0 16 0 ...

... THE TYNE MANURE AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, GLASS HOUSE QUAY, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, BEG to inform the Dealers in Artificial Manures and the Agriculturists and Farmers of Aberdeenshire, that they have constantly on Sale the following Manures, in any Quantities : On Cutcrew Farm, in the occupation of Mr W. Stephens. Sown 26th July, weighed 20th December, 1852 Superphos- 'j phate—Mr v Norrington ...