... 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 ...

... . There's nothing I admire Beyond the running of the *well-train'd pack., The training,' everything! IKeen on the scunt! At fauilt none losing heart !-but'll at work I Norte leavilsg his task to another !-answerin- , The watchful hntsmsan's caution, check or eneerl As steed his rider's rein. COSEDY OFl THE Love CHASH.El In a country like Great Britain, where social virtues predominate so much ...

... THE EXPEDITION TO THE MOUTHI OF THE I - BOUG. | Doe Riarit (or lItsR.Sem) BAY, Oct. 23.-Nothing has been done since I last wrote on the 19;11. On the morning of that day the greater part of our own and the French land force started on a two days' march inland towards Kberson; and Eve or six hours liter a flotilla composedof the Strornboli, bearing the flag of ?? Stewart; bpiteful, Spitfire, ...

... MISOELLANEOUS. Lord John Rossell has consented to deliver a lecture at Exeter Hall, on the evening of Taesday, November 13, on the subject of The obstacles which have retarded moral and intellectual progress.' IRoXr PRI'EM9sNT.--At a Court of the City of London Commission of Sewers, a report was submitted from M,. Hay- wcod, engineer to the commission, with reference to a specimen of irbn ...

... RUTHIN BOARD) OF GUARDIANS. At the meeting of this Board, ol Saturday last, three ex-officjo and eight elicied Guardians were pre- e lit. 'rhe Ci'rk produced a letter from the' Chairmai, an- noul)cing that :ie could not take his place to-doty ; the Chair in conseqoetice xvas taken by Mr ?? Jenkins, Llaufwrot. The C lerk read the minutes of the last Board, which were confii med. A notice of ...

... I Op 3f)/Ortjl 'Walm c4rottldt. BANGOR, SATURDAY, NOV. 24,1855. ?? 4 ?? THE AUSTRIAN CONCORDAT WITH ROME. We have heard much within the last few months of a Concordat, which was concluded last summer, between Austria and the court of Rome; and an ab- stract of its provisions was published a few weeks back. They were, however, so degrading to Austria -so subversive of all religious liberty and ...

... Another body of men belonging to the 90th StirliDgehire Militia, 140 in number, volunteered last week into various regiments of the line, including the Royal 42nd Highlanders, 71st Light Infantry, 72nd and 92nd Regiments, &c. A strong depot of the Royal Sappers and Miners is to be formed at Chatham, of 800 men, for the purpose of having a number so efficient as to be in constant readiness for ...

... I say, mister, said one Yankee to another, how came your eyes so all-fired crooked ?- ]My eyes? - ' Yes. ' Why, by sitting between two girls, and trying to make love to both at the same time. A NIGGEa LiEBIG.- I say Sambo, does ye know what makes the corn grow so fast when you put de manure on it ? No, I don't, hardly. Now I'll jist tell ye. Wfien the oern begins to smell de ...

... CHESTER AND) HOLYHEAD) RAILWAY TIME TABLFK.-NOVEmBER, 1855. UP TRAINS. Leave I Kingstown ?? w . Leave 31olyhead Valley (arrive at ). ?? Modo'gan ?? ?? Gaerwen ?? Llanfair ?? Britannia Bridge ?? Bangor ?? A~ber. Yeslmaenmwr ?? Conway ?? Colwyn ?? Abergele ?? ?? ?? Pre tatyr ?? 11toityn. lolywel. ]agiIt ?? Flint. Qneens ierry ?? Chirster ?? Mail 12 m. m. 7 30 a.m. 2 0 2 45 8 12 3 44 4 8 4 . ...

... - - ?? 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 ...

... AGRICULTURE AND HORTWULTURE. One of the best plants for suburban gariens is the chry. santhemum. This hardy native of China appears able to thrive under conditions which Drove fatal to most plants. It endures with patience the smoky and confined autiibsphere of the metropolis, and perseveringly opens its gay flowers despite the short dull days and murky fogs of Novemnber. We were strack while ...

... This celebrated and favourite fete in London, 4si not merely one of show and holidd.ty It emi- embodies a Constitutional priniciple,-ihat which considers the Ministers ofv the crow.-i responsible to the people. At the dinner, with which it concludes, 4lao Ministers of the dlay neet a mixed assemblv, -which may be well suplposed(l to represent ali cla ses of the people of England, except the ...