... THE GOVERNMENT AND THE EASTERN QUESTION. LONDON, Friday. An influential meeting in the City, to-day, passed resolutions expressing confidence in the Government, and resolving to support it by every aeans in its power. The Gsvernor of the Bank of England, Baring, M.P., the Lord Mayor, Alderman Garden, and other gentlemen of influence took part in the proceedings. ...

... (BY TELEGRAPH). CORN MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Friday. The general tone of the market has been quiet and only a moderate business is reported in wheat Tuesday's prices are, however, maintained, except for low samples of red spring wheat, which was taken for holding over. Flour inactive; beans unchanged} peas 6d per quarter lower and Indian corn moved slowly at a reduction of 3d per quarter since ...

... THE ROYAL DENBIGH AND MERIONETH MILITIA, This regiment completed its annual training yesterday (Friday), and will be disbanded to-day. This year unusual importance has been attached to the training in consequence of the serious aspect of the Eastern Question and the probabilities of England being engaged in war with Russia. The assembling of the Reserves at the Military Depot, making the ...

... irtgst Parries, atrir tafgs. Announcements under this head must be accom- panied by the name and address of the sender. Any addition to the simple notice must be paid for at the rate of one shilling for three lines. BIRTHS. GRIFFITHS—On the 19th inst., the wife of Mr. T. O. Griffiths, Llanrhaiadr, of son. JONES—On the 9th inst., the wife of Mr. Abednego Jones, baker, Castle, Denbigh, of a ...

... MANCHESTER RACES. FRIDAY (Ybsterdat). Welter Handicap—Manafostan, 1; St. Margrret, 2; Miss Gertrude, 3. Eight ran. The John o' Gaunt Two-year-old Plate—Court Beauty, 1; Simnel, 2; Nutbush, 3. Five ran The Gerard Plate—Fickle filly, 1; Miss Martyr, a; Bracelet filly, 3. Four ran. The Stand Plate—Nugget, 1; St. M irgaret, 2; Ceres, 3. Five ran. The Salford Borough Cup—Carillon, 1 Mars, 2; Mrs ...

... THE BRAVO MYSTERY- LONDON, Friday. Mrs Bravo, to-day. admitted an imp^oDer inti- with Dr Gully before going to Ki=s^ngen. She did not tell Mr Bravo this. She denied having in improper intimacy with Dr Gully during her Srst husband's lifetime. She said she was very br,ppy with Mr Bravo when his mother was away and did not intefere. ...

... ECONOMICAL MANUFACTURE OF VVATCHK^ — another column Mr Sewili, the eminent facturer, of Ltverpool and Loudon, whose p.-oductton., have received the highest awards at ,be i, rtrnaW? 01 London, Paris, aud fh.ia^iua ,ur hshes his list of prices for several Varieties of w and opportunity seems to ptewnt itself /or sU to our readers the advamngeS thev will exn rTt* ^tf selecting his establishment ...

... irtSt arriagtst attb tatga. Announcements under this head must be accom- panied by the name and address of the sender. Any addition to the simple notice must be paid for at the rate of one shilling for three lines. BIRTHS. DANIELS—-On the 30th uit., at Bryn-yr-Owen, Esclusham Below, the wife of Robert Daniels, of a daughter. DAVIES-On the 28th ult., at 2, Crescent Place, Wrex- ham, the wife of ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES. DIAMOND HARBOUR, Dec. 22. The Serapis and Osborne weighed an. her at six o'clock this morning and proceeded up the Hooghly. They anchored again at eleven.. The tide was the lowest neap and the pilot could not go on. They weighed anchor at three o'clock in the afternoon, and reached Diamond Harbour at 5 30. Tc,cy had only six inches under the bottom in passing tL-j bank. ...

... ELECTION NOTES. It seems to be generally well known that Mr John Roberts successfully elbowed out Mr Mus- pratt by his hasty steps to get on the course. The London correspondent of the Western Morning News (Liberal paper) says:— It was very clever ot Mr John Roberts to get his name mentioned as a candidate for Flintshire in the same paragraph which recorded the drath of Mr Ellis Eyton. Mr ...

... TRHI NEIETIL NVALE -i PUISONS. The followiag st itisdc-1, tn-cea from Pu-iiv men.ary blue books kr toe last twelve ye 01 iy ljt. intlirec, ing to rarcp yers in North 1' ur prisons, Anglesey, Doigsily, Motet, and gomery, have e een closed since April iast, a„et he prisoneis are now sent to tne two reuiaiuing pn-oas O.truarvou and Ruthin, except, Moutgouierystnre rf-ro nw sent to aud xroui pait ...

... §KT{JS, Announcements under this head must be accom- panied by the name and address of the sender. Any addition to the simple notice must be paid for at the rate of one shilling for three lines. BIRTHS. POWELL—On the 9th inst., at Trefnant, the wife of Police Constable Powell, of a daughter. ROGERS—On the 23rd inst., at 6, Charles-street, Wrex- ham, the wife of Edward E. Rogers, of a son. ...