... The usual meeting of the members of the Local Board of Health, was held in the New Town-hall, on Friday last. Present: John Batchelor, Esq., Mayor, in the chair; ALDERMEK. .T. Moore I W. Bird T. Morgan 1 COUNCILLORS. M. (Jrovor W. Pritcbard K. L. tleece J. Owen C. Vach''ll W. Alexander W. T. Edwards Ji.Matthpwa C;, Phillips W. Vachell J. Williams D. Lewis W. B. Watkius W. A. Bradley IOROUGH ...

... Wit anb juatuwr. The Last of the Gilliflowers.-It is the remark of a marti- net who has taken to horticulture in his dotage, that the flower of the British Army will be destroyed by doing away with the stocks.-Punch. A Right Direction.-Tom. Where shall I tell her to write to you, Jack?`-Jack. Why, you'd better say Se- basterpool or St. Petersbug-we shall be at one o' the other by that time ...

... Cf.U?1,5T.Eft ANff? DaUgXIMP 4 % WlBlk, WABLE. J ITT. N' i Q:?,i UP TRAiNS. Ma1il Leave \ I3 K~ingstoren ?? ,Arrive at a. Itolytead . . ?? Valley ?? Ty Croes ?? Bodorgan .. Gaeriven Llaiifair ?? ?? Britannia ?? Jlangor ?? 2 45 Aber ?? ?? r ?? ?? .. Conwsy .3 i2 Colvsyll ?? Abergele ?? Rhyl ?? 3 4-1 Pre-.trs . .. Alostyn . ,, Holysrell ?? , ?? 4 S g It ?? Flint ?? Queen's Ferry .. Olteater ?? ...

... The number of shilling visitorswhich on* Monday was .10,728 and on Tuesday 18486, was- on Wednesday 15,826. Thenumber of season-ticket-holders, for the corresponding days, was' 907, 1;218, and 1,424. The receipts- in the re- freshment department continue to increase, and the ar- rangements appear to give general satisfaction. A time- table has been issued for the starting of trains to and from ...

... - _ - . 1 q _1 _ 1T . . .. .- . . .. On Tuesday, the question of limited liability,' ta' in connection with the law of partnership, was brought under discussion in the House of Commons by Mr. COLLIER, the member for Plymouth. The debate was a most interesting and important one, and the great evils arising out of the existing restrictions on the free investment of capital imposed by the ...

... 111trIlio0cf. PTI-?10?1111111 ?11100=111t-- *~~~~~~~~~~~ THE- WAR THE BALTIC.iosg The hired sore,.Steaamer Holgreod, leden with provisin for the float, while tatndinig in for the anchorage in Bero h Bound, got ashore on a Pointed rock with only five feet Of water on it, but around which there is a depth of 1T fathoms. O on tacking known, bar perilous Positin an rqesig mediate asitatsue, lbst ...

... W WTiHAT is LOVE.-An American Johnson is ready witb the definition:- A prodignl desire on the part of a young man to pay some young woman's board. ' SINOULAR COINOIDENCE !-It is a curious fact that the Honourable Secretary of the Admiralty owes all his I succesei in life to three Joea. His seat to Joe Hume,-his E jokes to Joe Miller,-and his assurance to his inimitable god- E father, Joe ...

... I THE WEATTHER AND THE CROPS. NonTnrpxPTossnxaa.-We have had some warm weather diring the week. Genial showers, too, have fallen, with refreshing effect, but more rain is wanted. Haymaldng has. commenced, but with the prospect of light crops on the ?? Herald. - WSsTMO'Ro AND.-The temperature still keeps low for midsummer, and warm sunny weather is much to be desired for maturing the, fruits of ...

... WHAT QUReN VXICTORtA ONeCE LInRpD I1 .T Chalmers, writing from Derby, June 2.i, 1833, to his ?? daughter Margaret, told her of a visit lie had made tt Chatswortli, the seat of the Duke of Devollshile D ° scribing the wonders of the gardens, he said:-' Near this (the water-works and fountain), is an artificial tree, hielh, on the opening of a stopcock, sends out from the medi of the branches ...

... I BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH, I HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. TiE-;LAW OF SETTLEMENT AND REMOVAL. Lord BElRNERS presented a petition, signed by the rate- payer, f i 74 pamhebswitbin the metropolitan districts, pray jing for the ?? of the laws of aettlement and removal, and tbat tbe poor Might be- ontitled to 'reeeive relief in the .place of their residence, irrespectivo of any question of set. tietneti ...

... f: 'A BY IAGbETIG TELE~ I., KI: :1 I I AM ?? ..-I 10 CHIURCHI EPRLTE BILL., The dbate n ?? temnporalitiesl bill was then re- sumned by S~ir 3.- YOUNG, who epre~ssed his regret that'the subject haRd- bee~n again brought be IethIose e th many coa- 'cessioinsmade to Ireland during the last tenyears, which con- cessoui,, e cnteded, aught to have. been considered a set- tlemea ~ '666 T' of' md ...

... I ~: NAVAL AND MILIfRAY EWS. T The follriing commbnioatiun is fromnau oficer high in position in the espeditlonary army to the East Scutari, June 14. Tbe goveramente Daver idid anytbingi mzore generous or that is nuore appreciated then sending out stores of simple neuessaries-such as tea, sugar, coffee,' pearl barley, rice, &c., for the troops at cost price. IkIt will repay them in the im- ...