... e I _ Y The news of the past week is as cheering as that 1 S. of the week previous. There have been further stic- W cesses in the See of Azoff. The Russian commander I refused to surrender Genitchi, situate on the northern extremity of a tongue of land,-a Song narrow slip, dividing the Sea of Azoff from the Sirwash, or Pu- trid Sea-of which the fort of Arabat stands oh ihe I southern point. ...

... , We are happy to be able to state that the pros- te pects of succeeding in erecting a pier at Porthdyn- a llaen are becoming every day more clear. The fec meetings that have been already held in Nevin and ta the surrounding country have been invariably most tar encouraging. The inhabitants of Lleyn are, with- a out exception, most enthusiastically at work in the matter, and, providing that ...

... - - ?? wV On all the well-drainpd landa and soils of a tolerably dry amolir 101) b character groundwork operations may now be resumed with t I advantage, and not one available day should be Ioot, while the weather continues dry and open. The unusually heavy fall of rain which we have experienced during the last six weeks, has afforded a fair opportunity of observing the beneficial effects of a ...

... otstral 30tttlgeet. - - - v - - %ml_ - up A report is prevalent in Hull that zan increase on tinber y duties is contemplated. , At the sitting of the Glasgow High Coort of Jasticiary, out of a calendar of eight criminals, no fester than three were )f tieket-of-leave convicts. n Among the officers returning to England in the Harbinger are the gallant Sir Thomas Troubridge, who lost both his ...

... ,ST. BALVIDis DAY. Son -I We were last week obliged to curtail some of our The reports of these festivities; we now make up the de- Ledgei ficiency: wbieic BANGOR. of titi chadir DINNER AT THE ALBION HOTEL. Mr if The business of the Association, as last week deseribed, having of bei been disposed of, avtid the Chairman, the R1ev. Morris Hughes, that, having giveet Trhe Immortal Mlerory of St. ...

... INTEREST TO SAVINGS Bairns AND FRIENDLY So. MaDx& ?? is shown, by a return just published, that from o 1817, when savings banks were estabnlished, that the total amount of money paid or allowed to such Banks and to 3 Friendly Societies, by the National Debt Conamissioners; was, r to November last, 26,901, .3561. 2e. THE POPULATuION OF SOUTIHAMIPTON is about 43,000. Last week there were 5S8 men ...

... justtaiucono. A farmer, who had lately become a widower, was aroused at he midnight by the loud barking of his dog. On going to it the ha animal displayed extreme terror, whereupon the farmer took ral his gun and proceeded to an inspection. All at once he saw no a phantom, clothed in a white sheet, rise behind the hedge. ins The farmer turned deadly pale, and his limbs shook with dis- w l may. ...

... ST. ASA9PH.-NUPTIALS OF COL. WYNN, : M.P., AND MISS LLOYD, CEFN. Festivities, in honour of the above joyous event, took place at St. Asaphi on Thuroday last, by thle various symbols of rejoicing- lut into requisition on Buchl occasions. A. fleat trsiiisphai Otril, Ibeotleg the motto Welcolue, and decorated wvith bannero of 'variolis colouro, was erected on the Abergele ro ?? An ox widll ...

... CARNARVON.-CHURC H MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Thle anenual meeting of this society was held ome Tuesdav oven. inglast, ait thce Nsitioesal School, in tilis town. 'rhe Rievn', . Thlocoas, Vicar of the parish, who presided, aflter the sin~gringof a hcymnl, read thea coalt prayers on these oceasions. The lRev. Gentlemana then addressed fle meeting, and remarked Iliat thle Seciety, whose claims they ...

... STATr FEFORM-A meeting was held on Wednesday in the Freemaeon's Tavern, for the purpose of considering mat. ters connected with Stato Reform. Mr. Jonathan Duncan presided. Resolutions in accordance with the objects of the meeting were unanimously agreed ?? TUE PREEL STATUE IN TIE CITY.-On Monday morning the process of raising the magnificent bronze statue to the memory of the late S&r Robert ...

... This Board met on ?? last. The following members were present :-Messrs. Wyatt, Hughes; flodatie. Griffith Jones Meshach Roberts, Rowland Evans, and J. V. R. Williams. Messrs. Wyatt, Jones, Roberts, and Evans, four newly elected members, made the required declaration, and took their seats at the Board. Mr. Wyatt was voted into the chair, and observed it was very satisfactory that there were ...

... Illiptri'll varl(alliclit. * IIOUSIE OF LORDS, TIIUIRSDoY. INDItN OFFICIRS IN TIHE CRIMIIEA. The Earl of iILN IOlIOOil called the attention of tlheir lordship to the notiticiaiols from the War De1lartmen5t ?? 1ied recenltily appearoed in thc Gazelte, which stated thalt it was her Mnjest'y IIila- sure to give tie officers o f the Indian armly tie somie rlak anil precedents as the ollicels in ...