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... . ThIE JOURNAL AND CORRE3PONDEiDCE OF WNILLIAM, LO(I) AUGJCKLNt - (kFroni't AthenWeum.) * -- Wil'liamn Eden vwas the ,-tinrd son of a Baronet--a rather i -.lucky position for a boy wit brainu and industryaor, h snug 0.p;nttnsifln9 to succeed to tbe paternal title, :exercised c allis energies, and excreise.&thetn very successfally tso found ' .a faily of his own, and exceims eldest brother. ...
... THE FRENCH 1IPERIAL REFORKIS. (Frem the Times' Paris Correspondent.) When the Ministers met onthe23d, under the presidency of the Emperor, nothing in the Imperial countenance gave any indication of his purpose. He soon disclosed his pro. j et. He informed the Ministers that he had arrived at the conviction that Governments which did not in due time make the reasonable concessions and reiorms ...
... fi, TI.T-IU -STEMATIC BENEFICENCE SOCIETY k . a, hvhl yesterday, in the Mctrchants' aial], to I I Lot roii the Riev. 1'r. sather, General Sevre- of , ci it- niei~h Systematic Lnetficeuce Society, as to yr fc ; il tif -r, ?? ULjtcts *f that society. There wereonly t tr .n g( I.m..LI)l jreseont. Tbe chair v was occupied by Win. te ;afstewrds by Win. Urown, Exq., who re- ., 1 t i' w ii T-untcUt, ...
... CAPTURE OF A SLAYER. t Lr I n 'jr5. & Vre. The bc u-e Corae, of about 350 tons, of New York, under the cori and of Henderson Eastman, mailing master of the Constellation, flagship of the African squadron, arrived at this port on Saturday from Monrovia, and anchored off the Navy Yard at 4 P.M. She was captured on the coast of Africa by the Constellation on the 20th of September, with ,05 slaves ...
... I ' I''HE LojLIERY EXPLOSION AT RISCA. THE . I..,O re- 1, i. ...
... On Wednesday evening an influential meeting was held at the Freemasons' Tavern, for the purpose of obtaining inform- ation as to the projected railway along the coast of Cardigan Bay, and branches connected therewith. Mr. Jones pre- sided. The Chairman said the advantages of railway communi- cation in Wales would greatly develope the resources of the country. Mr. Whalley, M.P., said the ...
... FRIDAY, DEC. 14, 1860, 1.30 P.M. TilE GUARDIAN. AT length the owners of property and ratepayers in the Parish of Roath have come to a decision with regard to their proposed Cattle Market. The meeting called by the opponents of the market was held, by adjournment, On Monday evening last, when in addition to those who attended the first meeting there were many more present favorable to the ...
... READING ROOM.—We understand this place for in- tellectual amusement is but poorly attended, in consequence of which its funds are very low. At a recent meeting of the committee it was decided that a tea-party and'soiree should be held for the purpose of replenishing the exchequer of the reading-room. It is a great pity that a library of this kind should fall to the ground where there are so ...
... HER Most, Gracious Majesty has, we are informed, contrilmted 109 guineas to the fund in aid of the distressed riband wearers of Coventry and its neighbourhood. Sabscflnfioris 7,rill be received by Jones, Loyd, and Co.; f- i»i*h, Pa- ne„ and Co. Glyn,. Mills, and Co.; and by xvles-ra Di niiinond. THE Prince Louis of Hesse-Darmstadt, who is to be united if marriage with her Royal Highness the ...
... From Punch's Almanack for 2310. NEPTUNE. This planet is a remarkable one. It is simply a lake of water, of the most crystalline character, and any at- tempt to sound it is futile, as the lead drops right through and falls into the Zodiac. The lake is inhabited by mermaids of a very fascinating kind, but there has been no successful attempt made to capture them, though the handsomest officers ...
... Among thf Congress candidates, The welt-dressed and the seedy, Young barristers, old reprobates, And poiiiici ins needy, Wis one the press could not impeach, ^Although for votes he traded—■ Tie made a very clever speech, And pushed himself—as they did. Around the polls from morn till night, Prepared for any tussle, To prove their candidate was right, Were paity-hacks of muscle. The patriotic ...
... The Rev. W. H. Wrenford thought it was a little out of place his risingjon that occasion, but he had done so because he thought a slight mistake had arisen. He took it that the clause read by the Vicar applied to National and arochial Schools, but not to Grammar Schools, as the word mistress was made use of in it. The Vicar explained that the clause also applied to Free Schools, such as the ...