... J T. C. S. writing to the Nottinglham Dalfy Gaardian, dd says:- he How are we to account for the great difference in the ve rates charged by railway companies, similarly situated, ds for the carriage of minerals in their own, or in private, s trucks or waggons? T'i'he rate charged by the alosest worst-paying company, *oe although it is one the traffic receipts of which are or amongst the ...

... Murphy, the well-known lecturer, preached in Bir- mingham on Sunday. in a wooden shed in Carr's-lane. Notwithstanding the peaceable exhortations of the priests, the Irish Catholics, who were greatly excited, assembled in force, attacked the house of the secretary of the Birmingham Protestant Association, with bricks and stones, demolished. the windows, and wounded five persons. A conflict with ...

... to . -- THi QUEEN'S PEEClI.- Her Majesty arrived at Windsor from Osborne on Monday night, and came to town on Tuesday morning by special train on the Great Western Railway. The Queen was accompanied by the Princesses Louise and Beatrice and Princes Arthur and Lepold, and attended by Lord Charles Fitzroy, Lord Torrington, Colonel the Hon. D. de Ros, General Seymour, and Lady Water- park. The ...

... FREE CHUR{CJ OF ENGLAND SERVICES AT ST'. GEURORM'S HfALL. I SIR,-l have just readi the ajove anunolinement on several placards in the Streets anid on the wvalls of Llan- duorli, and as it is calculated to deceive, I hlope yoe will allow me a brief space in your journal for its ecx- pmelire. In the first place, it states what isnettrue. There aire thonsands of Pree 0hurches in Englanid, ...

... The following is the scheme proposed by Sir Richard Bulkeley, Bart., AI.P. in reference to the Beaumaris Free Grammar School:- ?? the scheme for the distribution of the pro- perty, propounded by the Court of Chancery t.D. 1833 be, by the consent of the Court and the Charity Com- snissioners, withdrawn, and that one, of which the fol- lowingis an outline, be adopted. 2nd.-The religious teaching ...

... B]ETHESD)A. A public mneeting was convened in this populous place, on Wednlesday evening, 13th instant, for the purpose of affording the churches and congregations, as wellas their worthy pastor, a public opportunity to tike leave of each other. The Rev. Rt. Williams,after suc- oessfully labouriug in the pl ace for nearly six years, recently resigned his charge, as minister of the United ...

... CRICxEr. -A well contested match was played on the new cricket field on Thursday, the 18th ult., between the Tuwyn eleven and eleven of the visitors principally from the Brewde Grammar School with a few Collegians. The previous showers had done the ground an immense deal of good, and the green sward was speingy and plea- sant to run on. Towyn wvere again victorious, winning with two wickets to ...

... THE CHOLERA AT Carnarvon has for the last ten days been in a healthy state and free from cholera, but we are reliably inform- ed that the state of filth in many of the back courts and lanes, is quite beyond the power of the authorities, and nothing less than a clean sweep will effect a cure. Year after year their condition has formed the theme of ad- dresses from the Mayor in which these ...

... LLANF AIR-DYFFRYN-CLWYD. The friends of Mr. G. W. Jones, the energetic school- master of this parish, will be glad to know that he has lately received a valuable testimonial (a beautiful silver iukstald), from G. F. Preston, Esq., of Llwynoun, for the able assistance given to that gentlemiian's son (by private tuition) in the classics and mathematics.-Com-, mnunicated. TRK..'T TO THE CnHUcHi ...

... RIYL. ST. THOMAS' CHURCH. was . A very interesting event took place in connection with nli's this costly and beautiful edifice on Tuesday week. It rdwas the dedication of a memorial window to the Right lev. Rev. Thomas Vowler Short, D.D., Bishop of St. Asaph, uds, as a token of respect to hislordship for his great liberality hes, and sympathy towards the church in Rhyl, which, we are ugh glad ...

... T|B M ImSaTEo ?? understand that on the t nomination of Lord Penrhyn, the Lord Lieutenant, the e names of Abram Jones Williams, Esq tof Gelliwig, and the Rev. Joseph William Griffith, of Bettws-y-Coed, are i to be added to the commission of the peace for Carnar- vonshire. l BANGOR CATHEDRAL CHORAL SnRVIOES.-Saturday, December l.4th, 4 ?? G.-Authem. 1 - 0 how amiable. Sunday, 15th, 11-30 ?? I ...

... THEi ABYSSINIAN OUTPOSTS. ralin1 The following letters appealed in the Pall Mfall ally Gazette:- o. 2 KooUAYLoo, Nov. 20. The mountain-train Armstrongs have arrived, and at itr- the same time, Dr Krapf and bIrDufton, members of the sit a IntelligenceDepartment. Theformergentleman, agenial -and hale old traveller, has not visited these parts for six- y a teen years, bat appears to retain a ...