... The agriculiurists of Wales feel a more than ordinary interest in this year'smeetingof ?? Agricultural Society, which will he held at Glou'-. cester in the week commencing Monday, the 11' th of July. Welsh farmers labour under many diffi- culties, and have not been in a position to enter the : lists with those who are much more ravourably cir- cumstanced. But, notwithstanding-this, they have ...

... MEETING OF WELSH lESIDENI'S IN ?? )N ('OF AN ADDRESS To THE REV. 1)AVID J,-.MIES. On Friday night a piulilic meeting of the 'elsh 1 residents of the ?? was held at the Bilde ]DI'r- L sitory, in Slater Street, toi lhe purpose ol present- inl iid comil llienaly addi t the to t7oe Rev. David James of St Miary's, Kirkdale, who is ahout to leave Liverp1ool, having received the nppointment ...

... GARDENING OPDRATIONS FOR THE WEEK .. . ?? 1 FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERIES. The pegging down and otherwise arranging the growth of the plants recently bedded-out, should be proceeded with as they advance; make up fail- ures, and pay every attention to their well-doing. The last of the spring-flowering bulbs will now be' ripe enough to take up, and if the plants inten- ded to occupy their places ...

... 3 Irperial Varliament. .n- qar HOUSE OF LORDS.-TiEURSDA\Y, JUNE 16. te- The Income-tax Bill was passed through corn- by mittee, as was also the Charitable Trusts Bill. Some routine business was transacted, after which their lordships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TIIURSDAY, JUNE 16 On the order of the day for the second reading of the Government of India Bill, - Lord STANLEY moved as an ...

... Observations on this subject have lately been b made in your journal, and as it is a matter that has a for some time engaged my attention, from having had occasion to notice among my neighbours the pre- 1 valance of undecided and crude notions respecting bt the value of grass land in reference to the number Si of head of stock that can be maintained throughout qt the year-I have commenced ...

... S ie The usual fortnightly meeting of this Board was t es held on Tuesday last-LI. Turner, Esq., in the chair. d The Clerk reported to the Guardians his having re-i as ceived the queries to be answered by him on behalf of c the Board, and by Mr Hugh Williams, elected at the E as, last meeting as collector of rates for Newburgh, rela-I e- tive to the appointment of the latter. He directed N .h ...

... THE ANGLESEY ROYAL MILITIA REGI- MENT OF LIGHT INFANTRY. Theinspection of this regiment will take place, we believe, on Saturday next, on the Green, before the Colonel of that distinguished regiment the 23rd Welsh Fusileers. The men, during the last three weeks, have improved very rapidly, as well in the manual as in platoon exercise, and have given the utmost satisfaction to their officers, ...

... ROYAL CARNARVONSHIRE RIFLE REGI- MENT OF MILITIA. Y We have frequently since their enrolment, and ir especially during the present period of their training, had occasion to compliment the officers and men n of this corps on their gallant appearance and 'a d improved discipline in the field, as well as on their correct demeanour in quarters. We have now the i pleasure of adding the testimony of ...

... CHURCH PASTORAL AID SOCIEiy, CARNARVON. On Sundaylast, the Rev. J. Armytage, the Secre- tary of the Parent Society, preached two sermons at St. Mazy's Church, and the Rev. D. Edwardss s Ffestiaiog, at Llaneoblig Church, whlej) collections a 'vera made ont behalf of the Society. The weathderil being very ulnpropitionis debarred several of tile t friends of the Society froml thel)rivilege ...

... WHATI 'IBl-.Y ARIC ])(fINO IN TIHEI GIISAT .X1 N'IROPOLIS. (r2o0, our ot1011 Croreqspoardent.) - L N t)ON', NEN E S DAY EVE NINGT . There werc not so ninily porsons at tiie da rwing- room` on i hThUsdly, as tlherie hlal been at eitller of the previjolts ones; b[tit tlir spectacle wlas spleidli(d out ofdoorss o-wiig to the ntinrirolis royal equi- pages Tie Q'ieeli anl Pinoce Albeit went in ...

... u- F- oreignl all'a colonlial *umlimaril. on FRANCE. rel The.Paris papers contain nothing fresh upon the o n Eastern question. The more the subject is refiec- Of ted upon the greater is the belief that diplomacy, th and not wvar, will settle the Russo-Turkish dispute. WE Some grand military mancouvres are about to take ce! place at the cami at 1elfault, under the direction of of Prince ...

... L Q orrespolloulce. T,.o ?? of t/e North Males Csronicle. Sir,-In my translation of Miss Wharton Duff's sng there was a misprint of yn instead of yws, buL I C did not think it worth my while to kick up a ?? about it. ID my translations or rather imitation, of the National Anthemn published in your last, there ale tao cl rors. You have deijyswal instead of de?:fysgQLsc, an bod instead of bob. I ...