... VAtci~sfon tit eriobical$9 wb A soldier being et0e'd if he maet withimuch hospita- in lityj in Ireland,' rephe d'that 'he was ' in the! hospifal fro nearly all the ?? th~ere. ?? the The easibst and bdst way to expaiad, techest is toi cal have a good;' Ilare her i -I 6~ ?? ' ?? The records of life run thus .1Man creeps' into, Child-: wa hood-bouinds ~int;o youth' :'sobers sinto .manhood-' 'D ...

... DEA.TH OF A~ MEDIOAL I RACTITIONER,. IFROM CHLOROFORM. : ?? i ?? __ _i. J ?? - - A ! A ill.A Aft e A most painful excitement 'was' produced in All6a'on an r Sabbath last, on its becoming known that Dr. Renwick the 1 had died during the forenoon while under the inhuence In' of chloroform. The followin.'are the p'rticulasx of 'Of this distressing case :-It appears thitthe deceased had vei ?? ...

... . A meeting was beld at Guildhall, on Friday, the 30th a, ult., th'e MAY'OI presiding. ' - - . Onl the motiort of Mr.- R. D. WILLIAMS, solicitor, Mr. Henry Rt. Williams was-elected Captain, Mr. John n, Poole, Lieutenant, and Mr. WihnotrRees, Ensign, su b- ject to the approval ofthe Lord Lieutenant. at Mr. H. R. WILLiAi tsaid be: would resign in favour ar of Mr. Sa'age. ' The MAYOR siaid he ...

... , In entering uponma.nme year, and .conneot- r ing ourselves with aa-important undertakling, sat in 'which we hope to aecjuire many new friends R and. sttriength~ei:the attachment of old ones, int various: ?? press3themselqes upon our reE consideration; and, in our. limited space, we of are puzzled Which to select,- as we cannot do -grI justice to all.: Perhaps, however, I wI :oainot, ha at ...

... petropolita ? , O W, ; The British. Museum was closed on Monday morning ti for the purpose. of' being 'thoroughly cleaned. ft- ?? will be re-opened on Monday next, the 9th inst. t It is 'said that 'there is now en arrear of 'OOd divorce t cases, and 160'probate and admuiristratioiincases, in the . Court of Probate and Divorce. ' t The Rev. Messrs. Fothergill and Wormal, two cunrates c of the ...

... The tovn of Rhyl, during Friday week wasd scene of incessant stir and animation. The great centreof Iattractioln itas ofcourseth6 Nationai SchoolrotoaiiA 1 by'the exertions and excellent taste of the Rhyl Ladies l (assisted'by the 'Incumbent' andi W. Hughes,'Esq'i, soid . citord had been converted into a perfet': gardeniind. grove of evergreens and flowers. 'An entire Cbitniitrna5a tree ...

... D i i,:r 4 , t. io ? ?? I , , -tittlek , T;,? I ,Dl- -11;4, ) ?-v o': ?, :?t? ?! qzt) '.1 ., 1, I ? , r,:tu ?, I !1111- ?? , On . . Biii ':'ay,1atoie}O~ Jutt ?? .. te receptlio~f ! nX~ Tdhe bassado~r5hended 3^y' the i1apal !,Nuneio d,, ' ...

... ami | ?? p the,'27thl 'INia S l!TNafI.l? s 1 r iA -the! Nbr before his, ,of the 1 1 1 1 Copamf 'bC~~~cataebioycr'te itoithe 'b~yla O ~b 'gtio*'- ef,.fjfwo,.~ rotisli U ~ f~i str~ywa~eo~a ir'~iia4'tret Nw Yrk;gentb; ~~~'The'Dlctator ~at o SLn 24--t~heDetoi Fafiniiss~ued a decreeet Modenla onlthG; 'sidn a 24th ut., enacting thati'henceforth, and iiitil the finaV have': i ! i settlement ...

... ? ? P lktv. , re UNION Or WINTER AND SUMMiER. On Monday, the Rev. Mi. M'Kee united in- the -.bonds of. wedlock, in Collegeland Chapel, ,near 'Charlemont,: Mr. William Pasmer,.of Edenderry, and Anne; . daiughter. of Mr. J. lM'Alhnden, of Slash, bothinthiscounty. Thegroom's .age is 5,,whilc thebride is 28, year. . The people of the district made: -merry on the .occasion, and several bonfires ...

... I ?? 5 1 ?? . ?? \ 5. . ?? !.z x0. ; .e . S b Lbas'orss Sxrs.'s CsTw-,.TheICountessCof Condor, 00 a brig belonging to Inverness, has: comne ashore on thie 'O i Northumberland 'coast, near to 'Holy Island,. with.no: : one on board. `The ship's boat was subsequently drifted 1. I up near to ABradwvll, witlnothing-in hertexcept an old jacket,vwhich'ha4 been, put into.the:plug-hole., From .the ...

... ?; ?. ?, ?? ? A,? : ?? , ? ?? , 7. , :? ; j 4 ?? Z? 1. . - , -11 AL iviolent-'hailstorm, ?? thtundei ml and'iiid ighnig,'pe~uloer'hetown- ?? -aOut 4 ?? 'on -d~TA tet1~I'- 0 R Thursday ,week, the m-ortal 'remainis of ?? Beddome t six'times mayor oflRomseyvleie, Conaveysd to theia last Ir~sting-place. ,The shops of eh town were closed.: CO Among the chief Iumners,'w45'Lord` Pci~eston; who: Of ...

... ORGANISATION OF THE TLAITY FOR O: CHURCH DEFENCE. ' The Church of England ;may, thank her I enemies for doing her, though unwittingly, g very essential service. Their assaults and 0 threatened aggressions have roused into action '1 a spirit of affectionate loyalty, who, though k existing, we doubt not, widely among her sons, a has hitherto been leither dormant or feeble in b it smanifestations ...