... THE PRINCE OF \WALES. hnave readlioti u~s. Thiii ftillowisitg is a snimmaito the ?? ?? eiiit' C11.CtUd witll tiel'tt' P1t1 of Walejjs'S p1' CeediIJga, ?? th cle 2;'irtl tiltt ii', clay of hli. dlcpatu'tiit, t.ilt ti 5' 2-1th iii the mot clog of the 21th the Sultait pail Itcii hligheets one of thle miost giaciful it1 tile 1t air y meets receiveci ly him dIntrig,~ tii visit, Al tit1 :, the ...

... Carriages. At Tregare; May 2, by the Rev A M Wyatt, Mr Wm Morgan to Miss Emeline Meadmore At Caerwent Church, May 24, by the Rev M Steele, M A, Mr William Smith, to Hannah Bingham, both of Caerwent, At Treworgan Common, Llandenny, May 26, Mr Thos Simmonds, aged 73 years At Abergavenny, May 29, Mr George Barton, tinman, formerly of Pontypool, aged 45 years At Blaendare, Pontypool, May 31, ...

... A very curious cae has been tried at the Paris Assizes, which illustrates a section of a clety which, a M Assohnt assures us, has always existed in Paris, and congratulate* the British barbarians in attempting to get up, as a kind cut. to French civilisation. Toe prisoners were on- Dexheimer, the cashier of a stockbroker, who stood ctiarg»d with embezzling the modest sum of 44,00CM. a young ...

... FROM OUR LO ON CORRR3pI8,,w N-T, ,a over . 1o To-day A eotkl It roi i atm pendered t miserable place, Yeetceday the great natbiael fee t ~es and Derby was celebrated under more !4voutable a5lples, for It is a there was glorious sunshine, and the roads wevfer,, Pcd with cipiertt time-honoured duet, A wet Detby Day is a great wltibo, lemon[- tune, and this we have happily escaped. A ?? oult ...

... ?? . (90*ge0*. In this detartmlent as a full aidd irS 'dedtif dplnioi Is accorded to correspondents,' the Editor wliqles it 10 be die tinctly understood, that beholds himself responsible fok finos. All letters should ?? by the nfame and address of the writer, not necessarily for ?? but as a guaiantee of good faith.] GOOSEBERRY CATERPILARS. To the Editor of the North Wales CUleronile. Sir,-For ...

... SI(GNIFICANT.-[.Stedai'd. ]-'The profit of the Minis- terial victory goes into the pockets of the ultra- Radicals. The shame of Parliament redounds to the honour of Mr, Bright. He has ever declared to ap- plauding audiences in Manchester and Birminrgham that both parties in the State desired extravagance and dreaded economy; that the House was ever ready to sanction a reckless expenditure, ...

... Fi«f EIGtf The det.iled intelligence received this week from A-ericp--adds little to our knowledge of the repulse sustained by the Federal fleet in the James River. From, the fact, however, that the alena was injured by allots which entered her deck, we suspect that truth will prove to be of this sort. The Galena and her consorts, in ranging up under the guns at Fort Darling, sustained a ...

... The departure of an eSnigralit vessel is always a.sug gestive and ifcterSstting-Tfeight^-fv.it tw.t of the Matilda Wattenbacb^ a\ nich^sniled fof^ew Zealand this vveek bears with it a peculiar.sjgnifea^cv.■ ,'Tne foundation of; colonies, the inha'Mtant^-#»f wl^h ar«^ound together by the ties of religious opinions, ii1.¡not Jy any meaits a new phase of coIonisatfon^Some yeafs ago a ClhJrchof ...

... rr o w isr RT CPH COEEBSPOJTDBKRA. (Tar .readers unU understand that we, do nol hold owrsefmes ■ frespefiAibw for our able correspondent's opiniom. IT is not often that the fate of a ministry and the fate of the Derby are decided in the same week. At this moment-I write at some distance from London-there are many bets registered at White's, Brookes's, and the Reform, on the double event of ...

... D)R()XFORI). rnili I ITz.-iri J' UVAP.1r1sW. CAVAVllY t. AMOUNTED ?? following lotter was addressel to the editor of thoe Yolmileer Servicee Gae(te :- Sir,-Tho Dluke of Manchester, from his letter ~hich1 appieared in a recent nmnibor of theo Gacette, anrisPI- to ie ignorant as to the real practice of the Hants Light Horse, iiasiiuch as he derides tho idea of their praetisibg it long ranges; ...

... MY FIRST TRIP To LONDON. | ,7UTTJ.1f REPORTERI I BY OUR RAiBLIKNG RlPORTEs ANOIENT LO4DON-FBOM VIA.ING CROSS TO TUB TopOF S0lT. PAWLS. Here I am In Trafalgar Square; and to My altonlshlithnt I find out that It is not a square at all, but 4n Indescribable eggregite of spaoe-square,oblong,&oatelyangled, and unlike anything I ever saw In the shape of ordinary squares, with the sligbtest ...

... m -1. -I A j ? In this d epsrtmentae a full a nd free expression of epinion is accorded to correspondents ?? 'wishes ft to be dis- tinctly understood, that he holds h imself responsible for Done. All letters elould be aceolnpshfied by the naoe and addrbos of the writer, not neessarily for publication, but as a guarantee ofgood faitlil GOOSEBERRY CATERPILLARS. To the Editor of the Northb ...