... Jxiarnagfs, anD BIRTHS. V EDISBUKT—On the 25th ult., at Belgrave House, 1 Wrexham, Mrs James Fisher Edisbury, of a daughter. HUGHES On the 17th ult., at 10, Crescent-terrace, Wrexham, the of Mr Richard Hughes, of a son. JOxEs-On the 6th ult., at 2, York-street, Chester, the wife of Mr Arthur W. Jones, of a son. MATHIAS-On the 2Gth ult., at Moss, the wife of Mr John Mathias, of a son. OWEx-On ...

... MAGAZINES.—FIRST NOTICE. The first number of Gulden Hours (W. Macintosh, 24, Paternoster-row) for lSï contains the opening chapters of a iie%v tale, entitled Money or Life, It story of the City and its suburbs, which has every indi- cation of proving as attractive as the serial tales which last year secured for this tnagaxine so much popularity. Amongst the other readings, we may specially ...

... .2 : i~. == 4f -; , . . 7JP; ' -0 IWN I@ IeN N. ,ON p~r~e~rioW ~ r.eettog iae herld jniul Nai ia'e d Sohoolrbosl at thl abovo plac' on WAdiotidsay eeoiug h the 22nd Iint. f1u the purpol tin to' ?? T. N LI. JoneB, lay rdenar, w. h ndco3 i 1n id: e, o& his depirture from the parish. .0 ehe XtArL of tha o vicar, the (hCim was o u ?? by M. , .) I .slls T' srderiwho o',pie d tho liruC4ir4J~ t; 'i ...

... AFRICA. Reports of large diamonds [Jund at the Cape are telegraphed from Madeira, one being said to weigh 300 carats, and another, found at Beeri. 103 C rats, pro- ducing the finder 3.i0. A silver mine i also reported to have been discovore I in the Transvaal. The French Government has given our Foreign Office an assurance that all that, is possible sh-DL be DONE to prevent slave carryi ig ...

... MTEW LIVERPOOL F :'EENHEAD GORDOVIO ESTEDFJD., The ninti Liverpool anA Birkenhead GQrdovie3istedd- fod took place ae -uuia' at etb R Oyalt ;iiphitetr. , oo ;,Ciristroas afteraoon.,, ',pt~resva, ,.'arupht~y iuetrc 0 int' as to e w etilrably niuierousv ,aiience, but the thoatre, wich aouqndergoinga, P of re-deooration was scarcely in a condition for' the occa- Riod aind the 'prerie ein a consi ...

... AT E L E GNfA-EW.I 7 : ~AN D - ; LA T E S {'L NE:WSB., NonTI WAI'ES CHRONICLEfy OFFI . . . ~~FtIDAY MIGHT. Mr StanIeiy Leighton has issued his address Al a Con- eervative candidate for North Shropshire. The Globe Bays, letters from Her Majesty's.ship 'employed. in the Persian Gulf state that a renewial of disturbances is anticipated THE IRVING LIBEL CASE. The adjourned hearing lf the ...

... In accordance with our custom of previous years, we this week Present our Readers with a HAND- SOME SHEET ALMANACK, which is issued gratuitously with the GUARDIAN. Ot will be found to contain more local and other useful Information than any other Sheet Almanack published in North Wales. In addition to giving the Names of the Magistrates for the Counties of Denbigh and Flint, Ice are enabled, ...

... ?? : :; E B iA' .; . . i > ANGLESEY FfBAT. The storms' wvhich iat this time of yeaf'visit ov r coasts, and whioh .have occasioned' great laas oi' lifeand property, suggest to thoe mind the at important subject of life boats, a-ad in contw plating the rocky. and dangerous coasts of Anjblr- sey on which so :many .large- vessels hai e be( wrecked, it seems. admopt a matter ,f necucaqsi-; that a ...

... UNII E 1) STATED The Governor of the State of Tennessee has wrirten letter wbich shows the State fin8n ...

... _ I - i _ Fel y mae yn hysbys i lawer, yr ydym wedi cychwyn y gwaith pwysig a adeiladu capel newydd, yr hlwn sydd yn swr wedi ei orphen. Pe y dywedem fod llawer pn wredi rmyned bellder mawr o ffordd i weled gwrthrychau Rawer llsi eu gwychder ni chyfeiliornem. Mae yr olwg oddiallan Jn wych a hardd, eto heb ryw lawer o addurniadan costfawr; oddi fewn hefyd mae yn dds se yn hrdd, ane heb ddim a ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES IN INDIA. The Prince of Wales landed at Calcutta on the 23rd ult.. under salutes fn>m the fart and squadron. He wes received by the iceroy, the Commander-in-Chief, the Bishop, the .TU.ige. and inmy Chiefs. A procession was formed to Government House. There were dense crowds around the landing stage and the route of the procession, who cheered loudly. The utmost enthusiasm ...

... THE PEERAGE The.-Standard announces that the Queer, has feaon, graciously pleased to revive the Dukedom of Gordon in the perscn of his G-rase the Dnize of liicbmond, who inherited Gordon Castle and the estates ef the last duke of cla.t name. Her Majesty has further eignified to raise the Earl cf Aber^avecuy to the dignity of a 3!ar- Gèlisate: to confer an Earldom upon Lord WharnclitTe; and to ...