... orarrof )AWfloaft. Mr. George Msnsfield, son of the late Mr. Mansfield, ship.. builder, of Lyme Regis, has hard 5,0001. awarded to him as salvage for recovering 60,000 sovereigns from the ship Sa- oramento, wrecked at Port Philip on the 28th of April last. His boate crew, six in number, were also awarded-one 2,0001. and thei others 1,5001. each ; making a total of 14,50011 In 'the case of ...

... jjj'fj C C I.tallepUg. SUPEaRnOITY OF LARGE STEAOIEUIS.-Tlie Great Bri- tawln zweyn quite to hove Csus:iner.e her reputttinro in her Out. ward trip to Ausirelia. Oue of the pa-sengurs, Mr. B. C A pitoll, thius describes the voyage:-` We had a cairmling no wrecks, no hiorrors-nothing but a long pleotur:- trip in a large yacht I)ancing, singing, eating, drinkinr, sleepi:tg, ali the way to a ...

... Ad Ae 4jfmq gob vap THE EXTENT OF OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. On the Ist of November the infantry battalions in the Crimea were 33, and here are their names:-one battalion Grenadier Guards, one battalion Coldstreamns, one battalion L Scots Fnsilier Guard s, Ist Royal Regiment (one battalion), 3rd, 4th, 7th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 23rd, 28th, 30th, 33rd, 38th, 41st, 42nd, 414th, 46th, 47th, 49th, 50th, ...

... At a Committee Meeting, held in the Chapter Room, Bangor, on Monday at noon, the Very Rev. the D)ean in the chair, the plans which three architects had been requested to send in were opened and examined. The opinion of the Committee was unanimously in favour of those bearing the motto Floreat Ecclesia, which were found to be from nMr. Horner, an eminent archi- tect of Liverpool, and ...

... statrat 30teltilehte. Stephen De Vere and Colonel Dickson are is the field for 5 the vacancy in the representation of Limerick by the death of Mr. Wyadham Goold. b We learn that parties are already busy about a new member for the county of Ayr, in room of the late Col. Blair. Mr. j Boyle, advocate, the unsuccessful candidate for the Barghs, is talked of as the Conservative candidate; while, on ...

... volholvo oub Ploo. RAILWAY MEBTINIGS. d, The railway meetings of the week, although not numerous, L a- have presented some features of interest. The report of the L r. Great North of Scotland has been adopted, and the develop- B ly ment of revenue shows satisfactory results. At the Water- Al 3d ford and Kilkenny meeting the discussion principally related as to the management under the new ...

... -4-- ?? I]PELAIID. The enthusiastic spirit exhibited last week in Waterford, on the occasion of the departure of the 89th regiment for the Crimea, prevails far and wide throughout the country. In the remote district of Dingle, county of Kerry, a meeting has been held to promote the subscription for the patriotic fund. The Rev. John Brunskell, a clergyman of the Esta- blished church, forcibly ...

... les spirit fe m- Im~XrperfaI afm it selves do which to othert per R-OMS OF LOLLDS.-Ta-cnsn)AY, were In The Duke of RICHMOND presented a petition from service of Waekfi-'ld, praying thle Government to bring into oper- Govern lie s1tion all the resous-ces of the country, in order to bring Gov'err the war to a speedy anil successful termination. HeC age bsis EN 1.1ST5IEST OF FORtEIGNERS5 BILL, ...

... iBANGOR BOARD OF HEALTI. f Tlhe Boavd met on Thuirsday las(, when tile foliowing nmembers wvere present :-Mlessrs. J. V H-I. Xl illians .l. B. Roberts, and 11. R. Hugheis. Mr. Williarnr; oc- cupied the chai. TOWN Sulty Yoa. s t:IiOtR5T. hargngor J ocal Board of Healthl '['own Surveyor's tfi'ee, D-c. 14, 1864. Gentlemen, -Nurerous tipp ic.,tions continue! to ble i nade fob le use dralinage in ...

... THE LONDON EIST'rEDDVO. - 'ELSH F PATRIOTIC SOCIETY. J ?? ?? ?? . -l- ?? A1_ . _I.1 * On. ?? evening, week, the members ?? wek te emer frends of the Lndoil Welsh. Patriotic Society me ast thle Brown Bear .avlern, lri~dge-street, Southwark, for the purpose of inaugurating the con templatedi Risteddvod, in .18,55. A. Pellatt, Esq.,PVI.P. for Sooth. war-k, occupied thle chair, and John Jones, Esq ...

... THE HON. W. 0. STANLEY, M.P.-THE ANGLESEY COUNTY MEETING.-THE 23RD WELSH FUSILIERS. We find the following editorial remarks appended in the ' Chester Chronicle,' to our recent notice of Mr. William Owen Stanley's condemnation of the proposed special testimonial to the memory of the heroes of the 23rd Welsh Fusileers, who fell in the Battle of the Alma:- W ?? are disposed to concur with the Hon ...

... I 11 1 .= On Saturday evening the Concert-ball was densely crowded by a respectable and enthusiastic audience, a portion of which had, doubtless, been attracted by the announcement that the Right Hon. Lord Stanley, M.P., had consented to take the chair on the occasion. Lord Stanley, in acknowledging a vote of thanks, ob- ?? good friends and neighbours, I have not much to say to you; but, after ...