... MUNIFICENCE OF TIHE BISIIOP OF ST. DAVID. I I - ?? Some Ibree y-ears since, the Bishop of St. David's expressed to his clergy his intentionl of appropriating 1nt, £300 o hi srplus income to the improvement of the A pourer benefiers in his diocesa. His lordship has very Pi ?? assembled his clergy for a similar prpose. and Pris I drsedte nthe following terms .-I Wh'en you Ci Idid rme the honour ...

... - - I ?? i - , ?? -11:?Tpll - ?? ?? .7-7 - ?? WI ? ?2 .s & - LV. ,, ?? 5; - -*k krue.- --V z1 1, ,4 C.~Kse Q~ d, ita - th&t Iqn-fer uttsttic Wecouwd biar ?? hm tL4 en, ]sca5t. a Jitidomi shott Wvt our has .R~di~us hallts. L ssoakaecudnotae i ?? Ais ioi as at se roaeds will evrmit:t A to inove~ew~ap skey suy we amt t do wanders. t 4 bsset as ee V*& that will destio the sis wiI& fopppvevtt- U ...

... THE OLD YAR, 1854. Some remarhb by way of Corparisox, showing tA An. net qwitiy of Rain in Mke l mt Ja Yecr;. In 1845 we had nearly 23 inches depth of rain; in 1845, less than 21 inches; and in 1847, less than 19 inches. Since which it has been as shown below - 1842 Total. 34-28 inches and 208 fine days. 1849 ?? 2617 W 2 ditto. 1850 2219 . 261 ditto. 1851 ?? 27 12 ?? ?? 2J9 ditto. 1852 . 34 ?? ...

... WOODBR2DGE, Wednesday, Jan. 3rd. Before F. G. Douchty, Esq., Chairman (Charles Walford. Esq.. the Itev. Vt. Janknknn. the ltev. P. Binghan, F. Corraace, Esq., the Rev. T. DEvyc Batts. The Chairman, in his Charge, was happy to say that the calendar contained only four cases, presenting a gratifying contrast with the calendar exhibited at these sessiona in January last, which contained the names ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN COUN, TIES RAILWAY. A fatal accident., involving the loss Of two lives tnd neriots injuries to other persons, occorred on Saturday night last near Thetford, and very oear the place where the Rev. .21Y. Bell and others met their deaths last year. The scene of the accident is a plece called Two- mile-bottom. and is situate about two ntilt~ and a half on the South ...

... THE WVAR. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. OP ST. PErTICsazRiG Jan. 2.-A despatch has been rc. reived from Prince Stensehikoff, announcing that no- thing remarkable had taken place at Sehastopol be- tween the 20mh and 26th of Deccmtsier, with the excep- tion oF two sorties on the 21 st. In onc of these sorties peI II of0icers and 33 soldiers were made prisoners. and a at considerale nurnber killed. In ...

... mend of rtes1 steawaip Himalaya under the cOW- mfutban fi T. Rumel, acrived at Spithead from Selt& mud Gibraltn Toesday afternoon at 2 'clock. She left ODa on the 19b Dcembae, at 6 p.m.. and ewrenced a too em uo pao to Gibraltv, having cuccuutge fo t a bery we terly and Ogth-Wed $We with mtah contaed sa and, being ex- rwellylight. haarngg at 400 tons of coal with WQGUt 50 toas of old i, fe~l ...

... FRNGEAN nAD1NEW CLUB. MIONTHLY MEETNG, JAX III, I85. p? The report of the l-ast monthl~y meeting having been 1 rad. and the preliminary busiaessoafthe evenitgcLosdV Mr. PIsASOs rose and addressed the meeting, a Brother Mlembers, I have been asked why I am an advcat fr Ariultra Sttitic PNow, in com. pliace iththe ishs o thememersof this Farmers' AGRLICULTURAL. STATISTICS. b To many persons our ...

... ?? 02 -I ae*--si *O'bof ' ?? .Thwe cuyI~r~~~ ~e~ t Tten 1 aiis~ i 1it ~i*Ii d ith te Roaa 34xa~s .W4a~dmn$ fryi~ Anbdrs bvuW bau ymv A I t-nbtit BaI.L molnlh l l)eremaber; for X, klaoi~va. Th'le ?? ?? i-rs of Morseilles publisilct thiSfltw! frm ?? ltn~t: sulldtdte 2 ii :ianas have made two sort ;cs aqlust mitt. i Fretirli biltieries. Tw l irst asa. hi tle. Lvon itig uf Sunii Litav, tile tt ah. ...

... Sbe *pgluiCb 3ournal. SATURDAY, JANuAry 6, 1855. The opinion of the incompetency of the present Ad- J ministration to direct the affairs of tbis country in time fo of war, is 7-adually, but surely, aining ground. We have not as vet seen the developenent of this opinion C' in the elections that have recently taken place, fhr no PI candidate has taken his stand upon an avowed want of or ...

... .%HSCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE. si o~mrILANcO EstcTroNx.-The electionof amweather rilef of parliament for the borough of Sunderlandi, to siupply hour the vacancy caused by Sir. ibigby Seymour's atceptatnce bet of the noffce of Recorder of Newcastke. itt tlrc git oft' Perr Crown, took place an Tuesday. The greatest ?? merit Prevailed throughout the proceedines. The can- load didates were Mr. ...

... Tut CllASe.-The Suffolk Fox Hounds meet This Day. Jan. the 6th, at Felsham Green; on Tuesday. the 9th, at Walsham-hall; on Tharsdsy, the 11th. at Horseheath Mill; or Saturday, the 13tb, at }lorringer Green: each day at : before 11. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tue-Oay, Jan. 9, at Lexden-street; on I riday, the 12th. at Gif- ford's-hall: each day at I tU II. The East F.ssex Hounds ...