... THE PRINCESS FREDERICK WILLIAM.-A cor- respondent of the Independence Belge, writing from Berlin states that for some weeks past the physicians have interdicted the Princess Frede- rick William from taking railway journeys, her accouchement being expected in October. The same correspondent states that according to pre- sent arrangements, the Queen will remain at Potsdatn until the 25th, and on ...

... Notices of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, sent properly authenticated, inserted free of charge. Communications from the districts in which the OBSER- VER is circulated, will receive attention. ...

... This branch of our national field sports is announced to take place at Ely, on Thursday and Friday next, and judging from the number of entries made and the character of the horses, we are led to believe this will be the most successful meeting we have yet had. Mr. Pride has brought his experience most fully to bear upon the race proceedings this year, and to him the public are indebted for ...

... THE ANTI-CHURCH RATE PARTY. A certain set of men, made bold by apparent success in their anti-Church-rate agitation, begin to speak very plainly in regard to their ulterior and real designs. The abolition of Church-rates, they say, .f is not a final measure. It re- cognizes and embodies a principle of civil equality in regard to religious matters which may be applied in a large variety of ...

... Sohibl'suttan. tr =id ydymyp yslzried cia hunain Yn gyfrifiel en syiedau eisa gsosebacyr, ya eu Iiylhtyrau aeoesfee gclyg-ryr. GEIRIADUR Y PARCH. D. S. EVANS. elFoyNrpDDuGN, ei Yr oeddynm yns meddwl y buasai y ddadl yn gighyleh Geir. 0 iadur y Parch. D. Silvan Evans, yen cael ei dwyn i derfyraid in boddhaol, heb fod angen arnom ni ymyraeth a hii, na dywe d st gair ar y naill ochr na'r llall. ...

... CYMIIFIIVYD yr hI n a ganlyn o lyfr Seisoneg ar hanes naturiol yllygoden Ffrengig, gan u o.Tnmesltodwell;- YSTADEGAU LLYGOD PI ItNGIG. Ychydig o flyneddoedd yn ol, yr oedd v newydd- iaduron yn dryfrith o hanesion am laddfa ardderchog o lvgod Ifrengig yn y ffosydd lle rhed budreddi dinas Paris, a dywedid fodi dau farsiandwr o Greenoble wedi hargeinio am y crwyn. Mewn ychydig ddyddiau, trwy ...

... To the Editor of the Nlor1t thales phroicle. Sir,-Wales is in a steady course of improvement, from which the owners of property derive great advan- tage, and the comforts of the people generally are ad- lcanoed; but a more powerful stimulus might be given to progress, could ancient prejudices be a little over- loouk ed. In some places this has been done, and the conse- quences have been most ...

... j eal('; ~ij'Ck.-Fijweo? iers lost.-A letter from Corli conta ius tbe ?? ship Cairo, of New j York, Captain Wooster, arrived in Cork harbour yester- dn-, (Saturday), with a cargo of timber from Savannah, for orders, Ivith Captain W. IT. Platt, of thc American I bark Mayvflower, and a portion of the crew of thc vessel, on board, shoin sie had picked pl) at sea. The May- flower scaled from New ...

... P ?? 1? ?? PuNcIii. I ?? :, - , ! / -I, cw -It is confidenly ex- )cC' ttt irl tI' 3 ' 5ill ?? ?? nei CV;. Th . o- : l'i l7.'.-V,.OnIa. To avoid ',iy~n ?? iS. witl-. nl' A volwienl whell they travn-el, t 1W intent ' *nioe honoured ill the breatlh 1' ?? ?? ass vs the Bb-inh hnn1-am Jowrnal, i'I! S: tht~l:. 1 i inl his healtli. Of all the * '1 i-iowv 3 ?? tihere i'i none to vhiell i'i ?? ?? -A ...

... PICKINGS PROM PUNCh. A Call of ?? IHouse.-We think it wvas Mr. Roebuck a I lwho, on board the PIra, amused himself by calling out sc to the steward, I Hcre, Chiltern Hundreds ! yt The wrong Tootl.-Young Practitioner: H'm, very L odd-I must have made some mistake; there's nothing II( the matter with this tooth. Never mind, try again I ta Tobacclianatlin Nooienclature.-The committee that m ...

... I BRUTAL OUTRAGE ON, A jISS1N)\NAlY AT I 0XOLVERHALII-M1PTON NI ?? isbeco0-min, somiewhat celebrated of late fo the frequency of the outrages tlh.t are ?? in the town by 'the baser sort of the R-Oa!' C:athlolics there. At about the time of the last raccs'. soml peaceable and honest laymien, wlho were hol'ding forth in their homely style, were severely handled on a Sunday by a mob of ...

... The Dallas (Texas) Herald says:— Last week a party of three men went to the house of Mr. Graves, on Pin Oak, Navarro County. Mr. Graves and wife were absent, the children—the oldest a girl twelve years old— being at home. They demanded of the girl her father's money, of which he was supposed to have received a considerable sum from the sale of a lot of cattle. She told them if her father bad ...