... I . E ?? - A )xEA - AILWA- TIME . -e ?? --R _ . _ _ CHESTER AND) HOLYHEIAD RAILWAY TIMKE TB3ALE.-NOVEMBER, 1857. __ _ .. _ _ . CX TV ?? rod A EZ m n A ?? Leave, ?? Leave 11olyhivad. Valley ( r i e a ) Ty Croes ?? ?? ?? Gaerseen . . . . . . . . . . ?? Britasnia B~ridge ?? ?? AI~er ?? ?? Conssy ?? ?? Alergele ?? R hyl . . . . . . . . . . . . ?? Mostyll ?? ?? 33agillt . . . . . . . . . . . ...

... FAILURE OF DENNISTOUN AND Co.-On Satur- day afternoon a suspension was announced which will occasion deep regret. The firm is that of Messrs. Den- nistoun and Co., one of the largest connected with the American trade in Great Britain. Their liabilities, it is feared, cannot be much short of £ 2,000,000. These are spread, however, very extensively, and it may therefore be hoped will not fall on ...

... MONDAY last was a bUlY day with those who take an active part in local politics; but we are happy to state, although the contest in the South Ward was most severe, the utmost courtesy prevailed amongst the candidates, and all passed off tolerably peaceable. We will not here allude to the Municipal Election further than to refer the reader to our report of the same inserted in page 6; we may, ...

... The following extract of a letter addressed to the Leeds Mercury, by a person of excellent principles and character, formerly in that establi3hment, states so dis- criminatingly and fairly the pros and cons of the practical question of emigration that it iniy be useful to pub- lish it:— As to myself, I am still at the printing business. I was twenty-eight yeirs with you, but I have now been ...

... VERY THICK BOOTS -Frederick the Great was very fond of disputation; but as he generally terminated the discussion by collaring his antagonist and kicking his shins, faw of bis guests were disposed to enter into the arena against him. One day, when he was even more disposed for an argument, he asked one of his suite why he did not venture to give his opinion on some particular question. It is ...

... PICTURE OF AN ILLINOIS BANK.—In conclusion, I will depi-ct for you an Illinois Bank. A frame-house', a counter so high tyou can barely lay vour wrists on the sharp edges of it, and so narrow that but one man can approach ac a time. The specie scoop hangs high up, like the L.vs of Eero, but unLke them covered with cobwebs. Your check is cancelled in deadly silence. You htar some fumbling behind ...

... oS Y MA1 rhai dynion yn cyfarfod W'r ffawd fflrtunus ei o lamu ar un naid i gylhoeddusrwydd. Ar ol .- treulio hirfaith flyneddoedd, heb fod neblo'u cyf- ,r nesaflaid a'u cymmydogion yn gwybod fod y fath m ddynion yn bod, y maent, trwy ryw ddygwydd- Lu iad sydyn, trwy ymagoriad ebrwydd ac annys- d gwyliadwy rhyw allu oedd o'r blaen yn guddiedig, a neu trwy gyflawnu rhyw weithred nodedig am ei ...

... k PRAWFIADAU GYDA TE1AIL BUARTH AMAETHDY.- O Yn mis Tachwedd diweddaf, tueddwyd fi i wneyd rhai g prawfiadau gyda thail buarth amaethdy, i'r dyben o ci brofi yn ymarferol, ar y maes, gywirdeb y prawfiadau fa a wnaed gan Voelcker, ac a gyhoeddwyd yn nghyleh- Y. grawn y Gymdeithas Amaethyddol Freninol. Oddi m wrth gyfres o ymchwiladau gofalus a maith, daeth i'r bl penderfyniad y gellid taenu ...

... -H Ow TIRE- MAYORALTY OF BEAUMARIS. a D. To the Editor of the Nooth Wals Chronicle. Sir,-I have often heard Beaumaris designated as a e pocket borough, le't unreformed by the Whigs for their own,special purposes, but never believed that it Ir- realvas so. Your contemporary of last Saturday, the l 'Herald,' instead of calling for the ballot as a protection tto those who have asserted its ...

... To the Editor of the Usk Observer. SIR.- Weare all of us interested in the character of our neighbours, and it is neither consistent with honor nor to the advantage of any of us, that one of our fellow citizens whom we esteem and to whose constant truthfulness we can testify, and whose independence we admire, even when not agreeing with him in opinion, should be vilified without our ...

... BANKRUPTS—FRIDAY, Nov, 6. E. ROGERS, Westmiuster-bridge-road, hosier. O. CoUego-terrace. St. Joiin's-wood, builder. R. TOMXIN, Castle-street, Leicester-square, licensed victualler J. S. W. TOMSON and A. T. TULL, Beech-street, City, and Com- mercial-place, City-road, fancy box manufacturers. M. WHITE, High-street, Poplar, corn and coal merchant. G. Boys, Park-street, Bromley, builder. J. Coo-KE ...

... THE SNOB'S DEFINITION OF THE SATISFACTION OF A GENTLEMAN,—Seif-satisfaction. ...