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... f LOCAL INTELLIGENCE- ; I-0 - The Rev.el. B. Owen will lecture tonight in the tc Hope Hall. His Ibljeet. !Old SehoolAffeatations fc Is one that in his hands will prove exceedingly in- l tereting. 01 We are glad to be enabled to state that the gentle. Y man who fell into the water at the landing.stage oi Saturday, and wiat drowned, was not Mr. Lauretce P Gladgtonee, who has called at our ...
... I GENERAL CARTWRIGHT'S EXPLANATION. MR. HEBBERT AND THE POLICE. Major-General Cartwright attended the meeting of the Watch Committee on Tuesday, to explain thb Bangor -atfir, the members present being Sir JohnE Rateiff, Alder- men Manton (Chairman), Lloyd, and Smith, and Mfessrs. Brinsley, GoDdrick, and Ludlow.-The CHAIRMAN, intro- ducing Major-Gencral Cartwright, said he had had soeni ...
... NOTICEM TO CORRRSPONDE S. All Ieses ntendidfor Publication must. be acrompaxied by tie namsm and addrew css of tc woraters, not neecsaiy for publscation, but for the infoormteon of t/e Editor. CGOeSYpondontts w~ho 8e any speclal value Won Uhici comr- xin tiona ?? t copies of -tem, as we Cannot under- tal e to ssrin umued -oontribution& H. F. InTuesday.'sIost. '. B. . As we stated ...
... | 2ECISTRA2R-GBYBRAL'S QUA1BTERLYBETURN. The following is the substance of the Quarterly Return of the Births, Deaths, and Marriages registered in the divisions, counties, and districts of England, just issued by authority of the Registrar-General: This return comprises the births and deaths re- gistered by 2,197 registrars in all the districts of England during the stammer quarter that ended ...
... TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE I The following telegrams have been received at DIr. Reuter's office, Nov. 2: FRANCE. PARIS, WEDNESDAY. The Aroniteur of this morning contains the follow- irtg .-The Duke of Padua retires from the post of Minister of the Interior on account of ill-health, and ?? has named M. Billault as his successor. Their Imperial MaIjesties arrived last evening at Compi6gne, and ...
... PJ,:IEGRAPHiC INTELLIGENCE.! Ahe following telegrams have been received at Reuter's office: , ~~TUR ...
... The following are translations of the Spanish Ultimatum last delivered to the government of Mo- Iocco, and the Moorish reply: (Translation.) Praises to the All Powerful. To my friend, the illustrious Seed Mohamet El Khatib, Minister, &c. The peace and help of God be with you. Previous to the receipt of your note of the 13th of this month, the difficulties which opposed them- selves to the ...
... c-0 xzr , nzL ..l -I 1 ]DAY NOVEMBE I2, 13.9 To Farl of EGLI;TO? quitted hdis selec ,Tle at the castle, not of Dublin, but of hi. ancestors, to share in the Liverpool festivities.' It was a very smng family patryj; and of the Je Government we missed but ,one brilliap jahc in the constellttion 'of statesmen and aotors. Our late Viceroy appeared onxf thel ?? to acknowledge: his health in con- ...
... |LATEST INTELIGENCG: ?? : ?? ?? .ec ?? ?? se ?? .:i . ?? ?? (BY-MAGNETl TiELEGRAPH.) >J~b~ ei Pdl zpir isp~t'deki of th'W t LfM 'ientioni, ?? 6tr~t' ?? o ,,do ?? i ;'rmHedv,,&~~ a,,x§aii'ly the, 'Elmperor. j;f i..:j .: ?? ?? ?? .iThe emperor Francisr.JoepWi iwsievincing r good deal, of interest in the celebtitibnie'tlieillect fe~twaL j ' ';,Ee'2Vdrd a qW' rsa' by. th' , lmpr~~6to, j hc ,?hpe ...
... | DISrvAEl LI IN MANCHESTER LAST NIGHT. I FMIR . ?? tnt WrrW1TI'tt--lAfr' (BY MAGNUTIG TiLUGiiAiPi[.) The Right Hon., Benjamin Disraeli last night, in.the 'Free Trade-MHlhl in the presence of i8,000 ladies and ,gentmemil distribitted the prizes and certificates of merit. , to those who had succeeded in obtaining them in con- inexion with the Lancaster, and Cheshire Association ?? ehaiics' ...
... | LATEST- NEWS, ._ ?? a, .. .rAs a X HERALD OnFFnB ,FridayAyrornivg. BY ELECTRIC TELMEGRAPH. FORE IGN INTLELLIGENCE. TheiTais' ?aris correspondent says it is stated that at the interview with the King of Sardinin, Garibaldi declared that Italy was betrayed, and that he should put himself at the head of their revolution, and that Victor Emm anuel're plied that be hoped he would not do so, but ...
... lvA . 17X/ Z'io4 fEX .tons IX Z I To the Editor of the Glasowc Herald. ci SIB,-Asyoi are understood to know everything, no doubt v you are familiar with the story abqut the American farmer whot on bringing his weekly produce one fine morning to tc market, was told by his customer that he could not get his C usual price for eggs, IIbecause, said he, 'the shopkeepers 8( have held a meeting and ...