... pi tfiffltl. The Queen has been pleased to appoint George Coles, Esq., I to be Colonial Secretary; James Warburton, Esq., to be Treasurer; Joseph Hensley, Esq., to be Attorniey-Geueral; Dennis O' Meara, Esq., to be Solicitor- General; and William Swabsy, Esq., to be Registrar of Deeds and Keeper of Plans for the Island of Prince Edward. MINISTERIAL IEGULATION. It is a rule with every ...

... The cheering accounts of harvest affairs Which We have had for several days continue unchanged. llURDER 2EAll LOUGIIALL. The Beyfpst Mercury contains the ?? learn frorn a correspondent that an occurrence has taken place near Loughall, whiclh has terminated fatally, and which may sub- ject a person to a trial for his life. A young man named Hlunter, and another, named Slothers, came into ...

... Education of Pauper Children.-The Board of Guardians of the City of London Union have unanimously resolved upon meonorislising the Poor-law Board that means may be adopted for releasing the union from its connection with the Central London School District, and to give the power of providing a separate educational establishment for the children of the union exclusively. Another Destructive Fire ...

... 1 - .. I I ?? The Board hield its ordinary meeting on ?? last. The following members were present :-MeNers. Wyatt, H. B. Roberts. A. J. Dodson, R. M. Griffith, and C. Bicknell, Ir. Dodson was called to the chair, IThe minutes of the past meetings were read andrlcon- filmed, the one on Monday last being rather facetiously termed an Extraordinary ineeting of the Bloard the minutes of vhich ...

... Isallonfolig P, .0 The National Gallery and the Vernon Collection, will be closed for the annual vacation the second week in September. During the recess a great many additions will be made to the national collection. During the past year, the British and Foreign Bible Society have circulated at home and abroad the great number of 1,367,528 copies of the sacred Scriptures, malking the total ...

... S*bft't Vf fg?j e ?f reg;.q. C- ,I I Onr renders nre speciaily reqauested to observe, that under this berd. we give Selections ftro ti lieleading artieles of o0r contemrriormries as a matter of NEIVS,ithou trespect to their politicaltolle.] H E COMM ERCIAL EFFECTS OF THE WAR. (Times.) War bas always been held antagonistia to trade. It Vwa s a time of prizes nnd privateers, bircl ades, ald ...

... LATIEST INTELL[GEYCE. THE WAR. THE PRINCIPALITIXT.S. 0J-i lalest telegiraphic despatches are as follow:-- 6VACUATION OF MOLI)AVIA. W~e have advices froim Bucharest to the 2d inst. Reperts had been received from the Russian w-eald-q¶.arteas to the effect thvt renewed orders had -'eet, 'foel tle immniediate evacuation of Moldix- via. Tie dclay which has t-r.lken place, in obedience to-superior ...

... SEP'TE'mBERt. 18.54. ceo 'inn , Mo Leave Kirngolwn . . .. . . . Leave Hlolyhead ?? ?? Valle), (arrive at) .: ?? Ty ?? ?? Gaerwen ?? ?? Britannia Bridge ?? AIber ?? Pe:,maenusssr ?? ?? . . Colyn. Abergele ?? Rhyl. . . . . . . . . . . . Pre-tatyn,. ?? ?? H ?? lisg9i ?? ?? Queen's ?? ICl-,ster ?? Mail- 1 2 P. Ma. a. in. 2 45 408 44016 Molld-leave tir. arrive at. Shrewsbary, leave for 7 10 at-rive ...

... tic This Committee met on Wednesday evening last. De LI. Turner, Esq., in the chair. ca The Chairman having explained the resolutions te, the Guardians had come to at their meeting held on ste tthe previous day, the necessity of preserving the ra I healthy state of the town, and of using precautionary isl measures for preventing an attack of the cholera by. ge the immediate removal of all ...

... A- ? i jurrion & (foloulat. stor THE WAR. leg ZIILMEGTAPHIC DESPATOSES.jali 'i latest thorn Odti inople states Sehitnotbe 600 aond The- ?? an an atshat n Well, 600 01 transort ves;sels are colce it Yan adBltcikldn, wl orla'ding for the projected expedition. hoce Thle Rlussianls are -fortifying the line of the Pruth in eveiY' to so possible waty, and a Cossack cor-don lasa been established all ...

... ford Iflit J-11vogf el Io q p - -- 4b- More than 70,000 Turkish soldiers have n)la passed over ti the left bank of the Danube. An immerse number of snuff boxes, vatmabted to be made of the wood of the English man-of-war Tiger, taken by the lIussinns, are exposed for sale il the shops at Odessa. General Count Merlin, one oF the last surviving officers of tile I ?? to Egypt after the first ...

... MEETING OF TaE WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIEfY AT BANGOR. On Mondsy. evening. last, the annual meeting of the- above society, we' held at the \Wesleyau Chapel in this city. The chair was occupied by E. Evans, .Esq,, Trobor Hill. After a few- remarks on- the objects of the meeting, the Chairman called upon the Rev. T. Aubrey to read the report. Thle report ?? been read and conr- mapnted upon. by, ...