... THE IENDLAN MUTINIES. TRIE FAIT OF LUCRNOW. ESCAPE OF 50'i(jo OF THE ENEMY: THIE BRITISH IN ruRsunIT letters and papers :n miticipation of the Brtb;!v Mail ?? cil S::t:!rd:iv The following ;orc the ~,cf( ?? i 1b17ce citte abou t 2C(.'J 0 of h:! ef-tt a- ,re t't: ri riug thc sit-ge. ' ?? ar! ?? s t:l:si i,-arte~ei. B r he Gitoorkhas, ioined the ir'r eO il-'e t:.I ih, ail captured the tnemy's ...

... I DENBIGHFHIIRE AND FLINT9H1RF, AQRICULTURgL SOCIETY le ?? Meetings of the committee of ihe ., above soclety were held at the Royal Hot91 Rhyl. hc first *vas that of a i, poliltid at tiser ctIL Costs ?? ! PPt~'ItLel at thle last mlleeting at ttiicter, for the pur- POSCoftaking into consideratt,01 the general state of te Society, at 'Which lioerr. we're present-H. R. Sand- - pch Esq. ...

... (C,)e glhl'tP )till t11 £* C ?? It i .pro BANGOR, SATURDAY, APRIL 3,1858 I iig TIlE IN-DIAk N BILLS. jfitf ?? 'TIle nation has now before it the bills proposed iev by the late and the present Ministers, for the future thle g1overnmetit of India; and will be cabaple of decid- for ilg which is thc best calculated to promote the in- terests of that coUOltrV, nld to contribute to the wel- fare of ...

... IACHYNLLETH-MEETING OF THE SO- CIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS. On Sunday, the 11th inst., two sermons upon the subject of missions wore preached in the parish church of Machynlieth, by the Rev. David Williams, of Nannerch, organising secretary of the above society, after which collections were made, amounting in the whole to £5 Gs. On the following Monday a meeting ...

... Imnpaia1 jaolhzlallielt. IOUlRE: OF ,ORTM .-TiiURSDnA. I The -proceedirHngs were of a nx-rely routine eharacler.| lort Mahuosbury, in laying on their lordships' ?? some papers respecting the rpnssport system, entered tato a statement-3f the 1A1nn which was proposed to be adopted for the Futuire. Lord Clarendon characteriserd the whole passport systetnasfa lelasion. '5r. Spooner's nmotion on ...

... EXrRAORDINA.RY GARROTTE ROBBERY IN A fRAILWAY CARRIAGE, I - - ?? r At Liverpool oin Mon day, Michael Brannan, aged appal a 40, described as a hair dresser, wee indicted for hv- aso far iag, at Rochdale, on the l1th of Febroriry last, -ac assaulted Richard Wainwrighrt, anid, Nvith violeitce, satin trobbed him of £11 anid a silver watch. vidn Mr-. Uvereaid appeared for the prosocation ;, an r ...

... J . ?? Certain. clergymen of the diocese of Manchester have as I itdetermined on tuemorialisinig Parliament in opposition to d ire e the Special Services Bill of the Archbishop of Canter- Inci c bury, which has just passed the House of Lords. Their last, ~hobjections to the bill are thus set forth :- That the bill thei hstrikes at thle root of tlse order and unity of the Church tltei 38and ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE, nrj BY ELECTRIC TELEGG l- :1 FRIDAY'S MAR{KETS, ,s.I LONDON CORN MARKET. ;le Market thinly attended, and with rather inaprov tone for wheat. Business restricted by factors ed. Tier vancing the prices Is to 2s prq.; oi rhe sade. ost fected, an improvement of Is realized on both English orer and foreign. Barley, beans, and peas, improved; do value. Oats bring a trifling ...

... CHESTER AND) HOLYHEAD RLAILWAY TINKE TA1-LE.-Av2TL, 1T8L Al l_ ~ ?? - _ UP '1RA IS.- Letve 12 12 1 2 p. m. a. mi. a. rn. Kingsgtowvn ?? 7 30 . Leave a. in. PIlolyhead ?? .. ?? 2 0 7 15 Valley (a rive at) ?? ?? Ty Crves . ?? Bodorgan .. Glaeryen. ?? Llanfair ?? Britannia Bridge ?? 13angor ?? 2 45 6 iO I 7 05 Aber . ?? a 20 Pielllienmnasr ?? I ?? Corwa.ay . .. i,, 6,,. .4312G.. 8 22 Coiyn ,52 Ab ...

... THiE AURlU''!A.k BOREM.IS. A inagnificelii d sp::v of tie Aurora Borealis was witnested at aradelcv, Salop. on Frisday c-elliing, The san had goone itvo behttidll .: L,.lk I etoks(s betwecn the coumpact and etratificid musas s ni' which it appeared of the tluest hrill ian t cri ?? u: dorting grey streaks of dsztz'-g li ?? in all 6itections. About nine o'clock, t! c k eing ?? ar, s il2 only a- ...

... RUTHIN BOA.RD OF GUARD)IANS. thle N c Saturday last was the first meeting of the new Board pack i- for the cnsuing year, when one ex-ollicio and eleven to th, LS elected Guardians were present. to thf L- A vote of thanks to the Chairman for his ser- cover is vices was passed, and on the tnotion of Mr. Robert hill I Smart, seconded by Al. John Jenkins, James Maurice, the C 11 Esq., ex-o'dicio, ...

... ?? OF Lo-nOeN DURING Taur PAST W Ese.- The deaths registered in London were 1,374 in the week that ended last Saturday. In the ten years 1848-57 the everage number of deaths in the weeks corresponding % ith last week -was 1,392. Last week the births of S72 boys and 863 firhs, in all 1,735 children, were registered in London In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1S4S-571 the average ...