... 'Ul d. This motion which was fixed for last Tuesday, is mi now to come off on Tuesday next; and whilst it I is stated that Gen. Peel intended to move the pre- to vious question, which might relieve some members, it 1 i -who cannot make up their minds whether to re- thb prehend, ministers or not-Col. Adair has given pl1 notice of his intention to move the following amend- thi ment:- ...

... RUABON.-EASTER MONDAY. The annual Easter Vestry was held at Rx uabon, on Monday last., for passing the accounts, and for the ap- pointment of wardens. The Chairman, the Rev. Vicar, apologized for the un- avoidable absence of Mr. Wigan, his warden, but pro- duced his accounts and vouchers, and proposed that the Vestry should examine them. Mr. Wright, the parish warden, objected to the ...

... ¢enrat jutetligelne. to be a STEAM VESSELS FOR THE GoVERNErENT.-It is stated biddirnE Y. that Captain Pryce, the commander of the naval rendezvous at euougl Bristol, has received instructions from the Government to strong charter as many steamers as he can procure, of 500 tons remote burthen and upwards, to be employed as regular transports for tion t( y the carriage of stores to the Crimea. ...

... cv - * Iturt. eftortra Spring weather and spring work seem to have come upon us both at once and very suddenly. We seem to have risen from a state of stupor, and spring into new life; everything wants doing, and we want to be doing everything first. When we once get into such a state as this, the danger is that we shall do nothing as it ought to be done. Our agricultural friends require a good ...

... (64t 39artIj ?? 91plildt. BANGOR, SATURDAY, APRIL 28. 1855. NEWSPAPER COPYRIGHT. This is a vexed question. There is no doubt,- that two metropolitan evening papers,-and all the cheap weeklies,-' are made up by pirating, nearly wholesale, the contents of the morning journals. Parliamentary reports, foreign correspondence, tele- graphic despatches, the missives of local agents,-all are ...

... The great Southern stronghold of Russia exists no more. Its arsenals arc Xruins-its forts shapeless hecaps-and thee vast fleet, built at such cost, and cherished with such pride, b is burnt or sank, without one exception. The possession of the Y.lalak:ot Tower placed the Allies at once in the position of comrmernnding the whole of Sebas- topol. So strongly, indeCd, was this felt by the ...

... )mli ffil~l i - ?? te HOUSE OF LORDS.-TuEsDAY, JANI. 23. T TH CRIMIEAN MIEDAL. havE The Duke of RICHMaOND, in MoVing, for a copy of the estal order which was issued for the purpose of granting a- medal war. to the army in the Crimea, took occasion to complain that the T government had not granted a clasp to the heroes who were TH engaged in the brilliant victory of Balaiclava. He would wish ...

... The standard for the recruits of the Horse Artillery of the Turkish Contingent has been raised from 5ft. 4in. to 5ft. 7iu. Recruits enlisted at this height may be available for gunners. There are at the present time 400 tons of 13-inch shells bring put on board lighters at the Royal Arsenal, for convey- ance to Southampton, where they are to be shipped on board some of the large transports for ...

... The Gazelle of Ang. 25, announces that foreigner s are, to f, be exempt from the forced loan.I THE LAROGEST MILL IN THE WORLD. -The largest b and most comprehensive mill in the world is the Pacific, at a Lawrence, Massachusetts. The floor surface of this immense t structure is sixteen acres-the largest mill in England is eleven f and a half acres. There are now in operation 40,000 cotton I ...

... $7sA.i2t1 a' D)JAXY1 V A iO- . The pleasantly situated village of Llanystumdwy was on Tuesday last somewhat disturbed from its usual quietude, by the marriage of Miss Caroline Amelia Nugent, second daughter of the Rev. St. G. A. Williams, Rector of Llangybi-cum-Llanar- rmoi, with Henry Lindsay, Esq., of Miaryport. Plas Hen, the residence of the bride's father, an old family seat of the ...

... I NUPTIAL FESTIVMIIES AT PENTRAETH, f I ANGLESEY. 'The marriage of WV Williams-, E sq., of Tyfry, Anglesey, to M iss, Pretyrnari, seas commemorated in tire above village accord- ing to the customn which prevails in tire rural diotriots of the country, wherer ftie yeomen arid peasantry seize upon such events for tire plrripose of rmanrifesting their attachment to the pro- prietors of tire soil, ...

... THE BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS AT AN I I AGRICULTURAL MEETING. I [The 'Bishop' or Bath and Wells was present at the an- boure'rs' Friend Society, last week (over which Lordi aH iton precided), and inl the coursel of the proceed. Digs, delivered the following address.]I His lordship said the room in which they were as-ce serobled presetnted an epitome, as it weie, of the aigri-' culureof nglnd ...