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... GENERAL NEWS. Sir James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak, was attacked with paralysis at the Manchester Athenaum last week- Sir James is recovering. We are requested to state that there is no truth in the report that the Government intend to create three new Indian Bishoprics.— Times. It is stated in the Dublin Evening Post thst Lord Naas, the Chief Secretary, is to succeed Lord Elphinstone in the ...
... DAYI-S, BUOTHEKS, MERTHYil TYDIL. „ W\ Iron Bedstead Sole Agents — full 10 per cent be- lOr ■ v ■•■■■: -r „ low any person in Eares Floor Cloth. r v the Trade, SELLI.2 ...
... etc (ETourt, ART AND THE PRINCESS ROYAL,-It will interest many of our readers to learn that the Princess Frederick William of Prussia sedulously cultivates her talents as an artist in bar new home; and, more, that the Princess still seeks the assistance aod remembers the attention of those who were her early instructors. Mr. Edward Corbould, from whom the Princess received her first lessons in ...
... CRICKET CLUB.-On Wednesday last the autumnal nesting of the above club was held at the Three Salmons Hotel, when a moderate muster of playing nembers attended. The accounts having been pre- sented, found correct and passed, shewing a balance )f 5s. 7-id. in favor of the club, it was proposed and inanimously carried, that Mr. Bailey be appointed secretary, and Mr. F. Greatwood, treasurer, for ...
... fiabai and JEtlttatg* DEATH OF A. TRAFALGAR HERo.We announce with deep regret the death of that gallant and distin- guished officer, Captain Robertson Walker, R.N., which took place at his seat of Gilgarran, near Whitehaven, on the 25th ultimo. He entered the navy on the 6th of April, 1801, and was appointed midshipman on board the Princess Charlotte. He fought on board the Victory as ...
... gwimpfillioll C?xmrdgj. -GLO CYMRAEG A SFISONEG.-Y Mae perchenogion I y glo Cymnraeg yn gwadu fod un prawf teg w edi ei wue d eto er en glo yn erbyn glo y siroedd gogleddol I Seisonig i ddvbenion Ilyngesol, ac v maent yn bollol barod i brofi rhagoriaeth eu glo eu hunain. MOSTYN.-Bore dyld Mercher, y 27ain o'r mis r diweddaf, aeth llanc iS nclwydd oed, gyvdag un neu ddau ereill i Barc Afostvn, ...
... I OdS84f~pliquiIlit &Mof PYGLO GWERTHFAWfR.-Yn ddiweddar anfonwyd pyglo gwerthfawr i Syr Roderick Murchison. Pan ddosranwyd ef gan Dr. Percy, o'r Amngueddfa Daiar- eg, cynnyrchodd 46 y cant o clew pysgod. Gan fod. I cyflawader o'r pyglo hwn yn y sir, nis gall y dargan-| fyddiad o'i werth lai na bod yn foddhaol mewn ystyr fasnachol. ANYMUUREDD DWrFu LLUNDAIN.-Y mae Dr. Thoricson, o yspytty St. ...
... PARKS FOR THE PEOPLE. [COMMUNICATED.] THE innocent enjoyment of the people is on3 of the subjects that enters largely into the minds of the nigh-born and the wealthy throughout the land. Everywhere parks are being formed where the masses may enjoy the beauties of nature, than which nothing is more humanising and elevating, if accompanied by a corresponding moral training. The Principality ...
... CARDIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION. [From the Third Edition of last Monday.] The election of to-day has been characterised by a species of dodging and underhandedness which shows the desperate resort that some men will avail themselves of to gain a point. A principal feature of the election, as we have indicated from time to time, was the determination to oust Dr. Edwards from the J^orth Ward. As a ...
... LITERATURE. MOMOS'8 NEW FARMER'S ALMANACK.—This Almanaek for 1859, hils just appeared, and the adoption of its contents to Ule wants of the class for whose 8pecial use it is got np, exceeds, if possible, the former editions of the work. Of the NEW FAKUKR'B ALMANAC for 1859—36 pages are occupied by ai Agricultural History of 1858—20 by a Calendar of Operations for the Farm and for the ...
... (Before T. E. HEATH, Esq.) Two disorderlies and three cases that were remanded were before the bench to-day. ...
... Wht OTmitt, ART AND THE PRINCESS ROYAL—It will interest many of our readers to learn that the Princess Frederick Willinm of Prussia sedulously cultivates her talents as an artist in her new home; and, more, that, the Princess still seeks the assistance and remembers the attention of those who were her early instructors. Mr. Edward Corbould, from whom the Princess received her first lessons in ...