... $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 ...

... tart PUBLIC IEIETING AT BETiI'IISDA.ttr A public nieetisig of the inlostbita-icts of letheadnl~and neighIbour- hi hood was held, in Connection with the obo vs Cooipoiy~onTuesday tssie even ins last, nt th,- Jirusaleol calsinlistic Chaspel, Ii th lb ebve oneal Placte, wlsen itearly. 2000 persons wvere presncet. Willian Fritseis, One Lnsq., Birvnderwven, wsas nnanimjously vote d to the chair. ...

... -s The Press of Saturday gives some good advice WE Id to the Conservatives, which it would be very desir- ce a. able if they would follow. It reminds us, that de Si sinceithe Reform Bill the average duration of m' ?? has, been only three years and a half; M *dand remarks, that it would not be surprising if, in ed the present state of parties,, some coup ?? was shortly ventured upon, in the ...

... Lord Shaftesbury is laudably engaged in endea- vouring to limit the hours of work for needlewomen, r -who are compelled, in London, especially, to work very long hours, for a miserable remuneration. r He has a bill before the Lords, which proposes to a prevent their being employed between the hours of F 10 p.m. and 8 anm., from May to August; and be- a tween the hours of 8 p.m and 8 a.m. from ...

... THE NEW MARKEr HALL AT HOLYHEEAD- AINULEE * -. ii . . ?? or The town of Holyhead has always been looked to nso me of the ?? roost Important places Iin the Island of Anglesey and the recent no limprovemento introduced into thle sclentific wvorld in railway and ml 11 Steam boat communieatioss marked it out no the moot cligib e tal terminus of thle overland transit of thle mailsiand passengeros ...

... ot A correspondence from Hamburgh, cited by the Patric, up states that an English frigate had appeared before Helsingfors, fre and had fired some red-hot shot. The inhabitants, panice cci stricken, left the town, notwithstanding the efforts of the au- tr3 thorities to detain them. It was thought, it is added, that a fel serious bombardment would soon be commenced by the bulk da of the allied ...

... suSPECrED MURDER BY POISONING AT LLANDDEINIOLEN. 'rit peish f Londeiniolen, and more soeotleally thvillaee of Rbeite~r (Situte in a IOpUlos district contiguous to rite LIianburis Slate Works,) have, during the last fortnight beet dis- t: u~lietedl by rmours onr a moot shockingr character -is connsection w' ft tule dlt'atl of one Richard Williams, aged abouint 51) Years. These rumiours implied ...

... THlE METROPOLIS. Tie stoppage of the vory old bankinig-house of Strahan, Pauls, and Bates, of 217, Strand, was confirmed on Monday. The circunmstance has elicited much regr et and deep sympathy, and manly reasors, which may bo prematura, are already given for the failere. It is asserted on the one hand that the part- ners have not agreed as to the inode in which the business should be carried ...

... 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. ...

... INCIDENTS OF-'THEN WAR. Letters from Brussels; 4- tnrs the choictst troopo of tile aa array are oa ?? way to. the Primes, Lord Patimure'sbat olf a Queen's uiebs66gir on Friday night, for Constantinople and Balaklava, with depatohes for Field- Marshal Lord Laglan. A couple of miles west of the TolPoakin Lighthouse. at the extreme western point or the island of Ornlistadt, the ellied fieet ie ...

... n, Two hundred soldiers of the 72nd Regiment left Linen Hall Barracks, Dablin, on Monday morning for the Crimes. The fine screw-transport Oneel'a has sailed from Xin'gatown with horses-and men for the army in the Crimnia. It is ex- 8 pected that she will reach Conetantinople witbin a fortnight. It is said that a new and most ussfal additin is about to he be made to the army in the shape of a ...

... In the Lords, on Thursday, Lords Lyndhurst and cc Campbell called attention to the Ticket of Leave uT system, the working of which they condemned. The ot effect of that system was last week, thus described by P1 Mr. Sardine, the chief magistrate of Bow-street:--b Convicts, by adopting a hypocritical tone, and canting expression in their interviews with the pri- P son chaplains, obtain ...