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... SALE OF THlE ALEXANDER ESTATE. ON Wednesday, pursuant to advertisement, the valu- 2 able property in county Antrim, commonly known as the Portglenone Estate, formerly owned by the late Nathaniel Alexander, Esq., and continued in the'name of Robert Jackson Alexaminer, Esq., was sold by auc- tion at the sale-rooms. of Mr. Hugh C. Clarke, auc tioneer, R oseniary Street. The attendance was very E ...
... ; ! I ~- I ?? VICTORY IN THE CRIMEA. W ON atudayand Sund~ay last, news reached I Efgland of a great conflict between the Allies and the Russians on the river Almla, to the north of -Sebas- topol, issuing in an important victory to the Allies. th IIIEMsuliELu followving this gratifyinig intelligenice, 11, ,the Telegraphis flashed across Europe from Bucharest sti .the astounding statement that ...
... 'IlL W)CTOIIll GALES. (1:.)III the Tillmes' Corl'espolidence.) Shiuldsi, ()ct. -20. It wscI ola temd il :1 brief' despatell from this phic c i (Wednes- d1amt:rticmI t lilt a SCtsere stirII of wi I d rfrin ?? N. E l'brok, il t his Coast oil 'Tuesday Cevllilig, and had ragedl 'vit d fuloy (d iring tile ruesday niighit ,im(ml \V ednsaiy omoro ig. It was ?? Oiit a considlerkible number ot light ...
... MON)lA Y MORNIN, OC'FOB 23. MIONDAY 11I()ININGx, OCTOBER °3. 11 Intost tecegravphic (despatClics regarding the prou as of operations agdinst Sebastopol, state that thc .\llies nit(] received ?? rcinforceenilts, i that t lie d isem barkation of ?? siege train continued, E aiil lilt the bombardment was to commence on the 10th: o0 I II. Onec (despatch from B l:lc rest asserts r tihat luhad, in ...
... ANOTHER ,ARCHDEACON. ?? *.M A- a ?? with 4 I O'Connell used toend -many ssentence vith Oh'! d these baronetsl 4'Oh Ithese colonels I Baronets antd colonels were with him the great motives of all that was evil 01 in the State. The Church is sorely tempted to cry and with ri far better reason, Oh these archdescons! Manning, dl Wilberforce, Denison-how much capacit of good-how tk much ...
... [FROM1 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] COPENHAGEN, Ocr. 4 To-day it was announced that an address tot King, in the form of an answer to the Speech ifr: f the Throne, would be brought forward in the Low: IHouse by Professor flail. In the same sittior, snotice was also given by Tuteim (a wealthy lau! holder, who has the title of Master of the Bluc hounds) that he would move for a conmmittee 1: draw up ...
... 4Q«*HTX; or a Brief Analysis of the Language and Know- itdge of the Cymry: by John Williams, A.M., Oxon., Juiekdisaeon of Cardigan. [CONTINUED FROM OUR Lio\.ST.] now come to consider the second part of the Arch- | feaeon's book, comprising several chapters on the philology •f tke Cymraeg. In introducing this division of his subject de reader, the author announces a much wider purpose 6au 11e ...
... BEAUFORT- CAHMEL CHAPEL.—The quarterly meeting of the above chapel was held on Sunday last, when sermons were preached by the Revds. D. Williams, Llanwrtyd, and D- Jones, Bethcsda Mertha, Merthyr, at 10 o'clock in the morning, and two in the afternoon, and at six in the even- ing. A collection was made at the close of each service, towards liquidating the debt on the Pontypool schoolroom. ...
... CRICKHOWELL. THE NEW RAILWAY.—The Brecon Canal Company's Committee, at a meeting held at Crickhowcll. on the .25th ult., subscribed amonget themselves towards makingturveys, to enable them to go to Parliament next session, fbrj^owor to convert the canal into a railway, the whole distance between Brecon and fontypool. The matter will have to be confirmed by the general assembly of the company, ...
... The Duke of Benfort, we are informed, had jIr. Edwards, the sculptor (formerly of Merthyr), on a professional visit last week, at Badminton House, to take sittings of his Graoo for a bust. Mr. Edwards is als 1 engaged, we understand, 00 a monument t0 be croctc4 i0, B; 1.uinton Church t0 tiie I late Duke. It is gratifying ra find a native of the Principality j thus hon-jurod with so ...
... LONDON MARKETS, &c. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCT. 16. The supplies of English wheat on sale, in most of the country markeis held on Saturday, were moderate. All kinds sold readily, and prices advanced Is to 2s per quar- ter. Barley—the show of which was rathe on the in- crease—commanded a brisk inquiry, at fully Is per quarter more money. Malt was firm, but oats were ratIler negiected. ...
... (Copy.) Sinking of the Russian Ships at the Entrance of the Harbour of Sebas- topol. No. 489. Britannia, off the Katscha, September 24, 1854. .SIR,—In my letter of yesterday, No. 487, I reported the extraordinary change that had taken pLce in the position hitherto maintained by the anemy's fleet in the harbour of Sebastopol, and I now beg you will acquaint the Lords Commissioners of the ...