... .4? I 'I , v u 1 o.,? I?v- ?? t? - - ( , . r- , , ? e. ?? ,tr -1 .. , - I 4 0 % ? V, , THE WAAR. F-Inpero. of Rus'sia seems resolved, to put a btold face ,tW ?? smil perilous game he is about to play ?? fli, n nited forces of the maost powverful1 Suates in Ell- Asc- iii O thle lust. information received from Vaussta * e oil Gunardz. which fori, a cot2ps cl nte of upwrards, turn hae ...

... Clity )lItelliflefire. 'fly .ny THE FUNDS. ret Our nmoney relations are nowr slowly, though surely, beinr nd adjusted to something like a war scale. The continuance of m the gold exports to the Continent, involve the probability of an a material red action, ere long, in the, amount of specic lieid by tho Bank of England. 'Tlte increased difficulty of selling thi securities at Amsterdam, ...

... (Ot JOM4 Tollb 6jimidt. BANGOR, SATURDMY, NARCH 4, 1854, HOLYHEAD NEW HARBOUR AND WORKS. In our Supplementary sheet will be found two letters, which wvill be deemed not only of interest and importance to the port of Holy- head, but to the Principality, if not to the na- tion generally. 'hile one is fronm the men employed at the New Harbour Works, an- nouncing that they have ceased workiug ...

... parliament. _ I HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, Lord DERBY called the attontion of the House to the an- nouncement made in the Queen's speech as to a new measure for the reform of the representation. ?? had thought such an announcement unwvise, considering the position of the country, but now it was rumoured that the measure which had been brought into tile Lower House was to be postponed. He wished, ...

... BANGOR BOARD OF HEALTH-. go_ . _ , ?? I 1 _ : .- I I _ .. ?? A mecting of this Board was held on Tliursdaj tl ; last, at which the following were present :-Messrs. C. Bicklnell, E. Evans, and R. M. Gritfith. Mr. d .Bicknell presided. 'The minutes of the last meeting being rarl, the d Clerk produced two letters from the General Board P of Health, one of vwhichi merely aclknowledged the tl s ...

... hicetrten Death ofthe Oldest Church Missionary.-The new Bruns- wick papers announce the death of the Rev. Dr. Gray, the oldest missionary connected with the Church of England.inthe British colonies. Frank Butler.-The Donecaster Gazette states that this successful jockey, so long a distinguished and exemplary cele. brity, is dangeroysly ill, and that under no circumstance will he ever again ...

... 'U.'rAff) 40- THE FUNDS. The French Loan and war preparations are telling more directly upon our money market than was by many antici- pated. There lis been an much greater demand for unoney to be exported, and in two days, more than half a million ster- ling was withdrawn from the Blak of England. Probably this week's shipments to the Continent do not fall far short of a million. Some ...

... ,foreign 'Misallany. 0- THE RUSSIAN NAVY. The following statistics are not without interest at the pre- sent time:- The entire marine of Russia is called at two stations, those of the Baltic and of the Black Sea. Of these, that of the Baltic Sea is divided into three sections, and that of the Black Sea into two. But this does not include the various gunboats and small craft. Each division of ...

... J-.f v lit a I z I!, e v Ix ? p, ?? jg. ar . re at the Falcon Glass Works.-At two o'clock ai noir!i011, a in:st dtes: 'irce tire bire loice out oil the i:ria s; of A. Pellatt, Ph. P. for S(nutilrs ar, class inallufac- (1:r. r;>l :nirig the utmost consternation. Wit]r the assistance *!-icodil ie prtcured in tile ?? orl), attempts were ?? to inevelit the fire obtaining an riseondairey. Tie en- ...

... PNILLHELI BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The usnal fortniihtly meeting wvas held at the t Bond-rooem, on Wednesday last, the 5th inst. I'resent-Owen Evans. Esq., Cihairman; 13. T. Ellis, Esq., Vice-Chairman ; Rev. J. Owen, Llan - iesiyn, and Rev. T. LI. Owen, ec-ofiicio, and 21 elected Guardians. The out door relief eases, were of the ordinary chalacter, bat less in number thean of' late. ihe followving ...

... 341tftt of Or Wm. [Our readers are specially requested, to observe, that under this head we give selections from tice leading articles of our cortemporaries as a matter of Nulvis, without respect to their political tone.] EXTENSION OF THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM. (Tioces.) Of the extension of the University system, or, in other words, of the adaptation of these ancient institutions to the wants of ...

... 3reholk Pardon of Mr. Smith O'Brien.-The only condition annexed to the Frec I'Pardon, granted by the Queen to Mr. Smith O'Brien, is the usual one of not returning within the Queen's Do- minions. It is stated by his friends that lie will probably join his family in France, where they have been residing for some time past] A Free Pardon will also be probably extended to Mlessos. Martin and ...