... doned his weekly service at his chapel for the morecongenial and exciting arena of politics. A Welsh Baptist, in a letter to a contem- porary, lets the public into a secret or two concerning the action taken by certain mem- bers of the chapel with which he ...

... AND NEV TOWN RAILWA Y. I a_ - I A . - . r s A large and influential meeting of the Shareholders of this Company was held at the Town Hall, Machyn lleth, on Friday, the 27th ult., in pursuance of a notice A to that effect given ...

... month of August last year the Bank of France had advanced to various parties on railway securities no leas a sum than 4,600,0001. sterling, and at chat period the prices of the leading French mines stood as follows:- Orleans, 491 per share, Lyons, 471. lOs ...

... forth in your letter of the 31st January, will a not offer any further objections to the arrangement. It a will, however, be necessary for the guardians to proceed e after due notice to a fresh election of a relieving officer M for each of the newly-formed ...

... scarce a bargain-done and they A remain at the same prices as Saturday. The letters iromn Brussels this mouiiig tlo'not'state who is. to be their King, and fear 1vas' entertained that th#>J i Allied Powers would be obliged to apponlit one A for thew ...

... Tx Why cannot a family of all girls bo photographed I- ce Becauso there's no sun (son). th l ANEYE; TO BusiNnss.-On the Royal Marriage day a large flag we3 hung out from a tavern in Bristol, on which was this inscription.: A sandwich and a ...

... everyone else engaged in pleasure traffic, enrjoyed a very fine seasion, and they had reatped the benefit of it, the result being mlost satisfactory to them all. They would notice that a suni was set apart for a collision. |Just at the. end of the season ai ...

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... seconded the amendment, which, however, was negatived by a large majority,and the resolution then agreed to--Mr. Buckingham next moved a resolutikn declaring that in the opinion of the meeting a royal commidiou should be appointed to inquire into the pro ...

... there- fore averaged over a milliou q'lar.ters per month, and the Nove'mber retrn is likely to prove equally I large. With auch enormous folieigai supplies at a Linie like the preent, when the commerce of the t country is in a vee y depressed state, and ...

... Firsht verland Trip ito cali- if ti vorni a-isconcltiluded; it 'details scenese iihd adve4tnres, cl bry -a There now not ci'et withj ii a jburneyto that ooun- ly try;, ThereFiis lsine very a'teeable 6hit chat co'iected with the History of ...

... BYNYUO.-C(OAt. -A gooid tverlgc of orders re- ccived. Miei fiilly emplosyel at the late reduction. c A further reditliot 1 f 8 per cent. contemplated, to n take place otl IV(Wlr(od(oiy tI xt. ItION.-No orilerS at all, aiid the trade quite at a t sulildstill ...