... be abl j to compel the masters by moral force, as t;ey were doing in the north, to accede to their just demalnds. (Cbeers.) Mr. T. allid'ay moved the following resol:tiAon: That this meeting cf mmere and cthers nownetcked out in West Lancas d*re e'xpresse ...

... and that one girl should mystsriourly J disappear in IJv-erpcol and the other shou!d arrive lere as another mystery, for such she undoubtedly was, if she was not Miss Edw ards. If not, and she is aware of Miss Edwards' disappearance, she would at cmce ...

... m, a ?ev?in nhrirsyto get home, I wassoj tar,J convinced that she was the missing ?? that my .. ]first imnulse was to call a eaband drive her to some cY ipleo of safety. b rt ?? no antho- sred j ritja d I did not ttemptto detain her. she ODi steprd ...

... een. As before stated, her father has blue eyesand Miss dwards had a dark brown eyes. Sergeant Broin. who said lie D saw her the same afternoon with a parson-like e man, said the man had no bag. Miss Beddoes, y the nest in order, is the active manager ...

... °tand the nuts an4 tops of the boi3s on h t'ee lcwer deck h:;d been ?? I The pewder consisted of some 31 or 32 tons oi ordinary gunpowder, and two tons l of what was called -patent safety blasting J pnwdticr which had beenu manufactured by the Patent Gunpowder ...

... 3 ,)st Miss Rfgby, MIESs Emily Louisa Rigby. Miss Gay, a, andsld Miss Bulkeley Jones, The bridegroom, who ed was3 In waiting, was attnded by his ,best man, 1 AMr. George Blezard, brother of the bride; the other grocesamen being the Rev. T. D. Sherlock ...

... , C., lrs. and , Miss Cholio'nedeley, Gemal' anid Mrs. Richniond Jones,. Mrh.' Railph Cator, thb Rev. J. -:Walkr MIr. a d Mrs. R; A. 'Fitzgerald, Colonal and t-he lIon. 'Mrs.' Newdegato, Mr. and the Hon; Mrs.' .I eveson Gower, Sir J. B., East, Bart;. ...

... attended by six bridesmaidu-lMisH Doff, Miss Louisa Duff, Miss6 Astley, cousins of the bride; MiNN Mainwaring, of ia~tfaenan.; Miss Tremayne, and Miss H. Tremayue, - nieces of lhe bridegroom. The Hon. Claud Vivianu, J., the bridegroom'sbrotlher, was best ...

... STAFF ORDSIt IMlE. W. .Tf.1tiuall, hilt iV, b C. J. Brilu, c Jouo, h . ?? 3 Latlain ?? W. 'owmlwelidi, ;; Aerloin 3 ?? B. Coli, c Colwag, i ,.1CT1.HeruiylbiSD1,bflruis Dixon . . .. c, FParr,eTY0lfbBriae 8 J. B, Burcs, c Joui, i : e B T.,. Tleadley, b Bruise ...

... be read a congratulatory address. Mdr. Griffith D. Dew then presented Mr Davies vwith a silver salver and inkstand, to whicb, he said, nearly every inhabitant of Menai Bridge had readily subscribed. Mr. J. B. Davies said that he was at a loss to 6nd words ...

... Iti~telhismon. Clegantly-bound books. h. ite Gaos~ton aind Miss J. Gunataon, beautiful cushion.I Air, anid Mrir. landd, silver sugar batin, cream jug, &c.t Mrs. Ai'Artbur, decsert flower stand. Miss and Mr. J. Fletcher, ornaments. Mize A. Courteaav, lire screcrns ...

... ire k-'e I ,- I ?? ?? ,fl 'l w4te-'v1 ~iLcs wi , ' S i VILz ;o it. l. ',l.ib ia , p-II anl.f Il!J ?? ,t> i - ½ iuL >1O ciuftd d: ?? hi in atics- woi', j the t t Yel A 1-X1!le Co.Mld i e S th)e ulce Ul'l\] ii1Vone.u;1'.)i~lklb,-- v-ls; 1 I il'i-3' t- ...