... THE MANCUNIUM Registered Fast Pile Velveteen HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. the Itev. H. Grattan Gaioneea, has jest left for Tens, where he contemplates the formation of a ' Baptist Church. — We regret to Isere that the ROT. Dr. Mittelaren, who ...

... re, prayed, and the Itev. R. Edwards, Llangollen, and Rev. John Hughes, Liverpool, preached; at the Baptist chapel, Rev. Hugh: Hughes, Beaumaris, prayed, and the Rev. Thomas Edwards, Cardigan, and the ltev. Owen Thomas, Jewin-street, Loudon, preached; ...

... Rovs. J. L. Thomas, John Owen, T. Thomas, Thos. Phillips, T. Lewis, W. Richards, and J. Morgan. — list. Julia Hughes, D.D., of C rnr.rven, ban viol eel where be preached, to a vast congregation, the funeral sermon for the lots 11ov. John Pritchard, Moderator ...

... living, which in worth about C•. with rectory house and glebe, is in the giftof the Bishop of S. Asaph. — The health of Rev. John Thoreau. D.D., Chair. man of the Congregational Union, is improving. Writing in Tlln Tyst from Llnedrindori Wells, Dr. Thomas ...

... highly respected by the judge and officials of the court. 'so reason has been assigned fur the sot. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—Mr. John Forster, an aged gentleman, uncle to Mr. Forster, M.P. fur Walsall, on Friday afternoon precipitated himself from the window ...

... it was an heroic charge, which lives and will ever live on the historic page. The one great fact in English annals has been John Bull's indomitable pluck and bull-dog courage. It is said of him that he cannot scrape and bow and caper like a Frenchman, ...

... gave us John Williams ; it was the village of Tisbury that gave us William Tay; it was the village of Paulerspury that gave us James Carey; it was the village of Ainsly that gave us Robert Hall; it was the village of Epworth that gave us John Wesley; ...

... Williams, confined Cardigan Gaol, endeavoured to Niraiivle the turnkey, preparatory, no doubt, to effecting their escape. The turnkey's cries, however, aroused the governor and his wife, who gallant ly came to his rescue, the one armed with a sword, and ...

... but ignorant Christians. The Rev. Grattan Guinness followed, and the last speaker was Mr. Gurn e y Hoare, who, as Mr. Buxton had previously done, referred very feelingly to the loss of their secretary, the Rev. John Robinson, who had ever been the true ...

... of Agincourt. On the outskirts of the town Earl Vane has a scat, which he acquired by marrying the heiress of the late Sir John Edwards, a sturdy, couritgeous old Whig, who carried the representation of the Montgomeryshire boronghs for many years M spite ...

... the child may lie and slumber upon its mother's arm ; but that mother's arm, in the midst of a tempest, or if death were to strike her with its arrow, is paralyzed, and she lets fall the child. But the arm on which rests the spirit of the believer, is that ...

... country's battles, and had won a right to her sorrow by the sword which ho had wielded in her cause ? No, he was never trained to arms, and if ho ever had triumphs they were those of mercy and not of blood. Then he was a statesman, in whose wisdom the crown ...