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... THE ASPECT OF THE TIMES. Who is the Oliver Cromwell of the present age ? This is a question which lately appeared in the Evangelical Maga- zine. On seeing it the writer was led into a train of curious reflections, and he thought at the time that it called for some notice. My present observations upon it, partaking as they must more of the political than of the ecclesiastical, are more suitable ...
... ANNUAL ASSOCIATION OF THE INDEPENDENTS OF MONTGOMERYSHIRE. The above body held their annual association this year at Llansilin, near Oswestry, on Thursday and Friday, June 29 and 30. The following brethren were present :—Ministers, James, LlansantfFraid Morgans, Llanfyllin; Davies, Llanfair Evans, Llanidloes J.Roberts, Llanbrynmair Jones, Penllys j Thomas, Oswestry; Roberts, Sarneu; Roberts, ...
... LIVERPOOL. Since my last communication, this town has been in a very excited state, but without any actual breach of the peace. On Saturday week, two confederates were apprehended for hav- ng in their possession a quantity of pike?., and other'offensive weapons; and on Monday, when brought before the stipendiary magistrate, they were committed to take their trial. Since then others have been ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. DIVIDEND.—J. Phillips, Llanellv, Breccnshire, grocer, first div. of9d.; at Mr. Miller's, Bristol, Wednesday, August 2, 9, and 16, or any subsequent Wednesday after October 7. ...
... THE REYEREND~IRGRIFFITIIS AND THE EDUCATIONAL QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRINCIPALITY. Cr-o Mr. Rees, of Llanellv, has not replied to Mr. •ka0e XJ-ccon letter, which appeared in the PRINCI- 44 I trust it will not be deemed improper to offer a few remarks on that letter through your column-. Had Mr G. confined lnmsolf to the questions proposed bv Mr il«es I would not have taken up my pen on ...
... TALLOW. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 31.—Although the deliveries continue good, and the stock is small, the market is very quiet, at but little alteration in prices. P.Y.C. on the spot, is quoted at 44s. for old, and 44s. 6d. per cwt. for new. For delivery, there are sellers at 42s. 6d. per cwt. Town Tallow, 43s. Gd. to 44s. net cash. Rough fat 2s. 3d. per 81bs. The shipments this season from St. ...
... SMITIIFIELD. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 31.—Notwithstanding the supply of home-fed beasts on otter exhibited a falling off', compared with that shown on this day se'nnight, the beef trade, owing to the prevailing damp and changeable weather, was in a very sluggish state, at, in most instances, a decline in the quotations of 2d. per 81bs. Price per stone of 81bs. (sinking the offal). Beef 3; 2d to 4s ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, MILFORD. ARRIVED AUGUST 8.—Britannia, Swin, Quebec, Milford Sunflower, Taylor, Honduras, Ditto, Orestc3, Nenbys,- Isle of-Cuba, Ditto PUT Is.—Selina, Dean, Swansea, Falmouth lluvard, Williams, Saundersfoot, London Elizabeth and Mary, Johnston, Saundersfoot, Murgat Sea Adventure, Dyer, Llanelly, Cork Henry Laterson, Rhone, Neeth, Ditto, Providence, George, Ditto, Plymouth ...
... Counsel applied for a restitution of the swine and wished to know whether the-court would allow the cost of maintain- ance for a period of two months (laughter). His lordship, jOClllarly remarked that he could not well go beyond the restitution of the animal to its rightful owner. Sentenced to be imprisoned for twelve months with hard la- bour, and to be once privately whipped. Robert Roberts ...
... tcrly waves, the two pril c'pal systems common to Europe, the mcsc prominent subject being that particular curve known as the great symmetrical wave of November; and the third em- bodying the results that have been obtained during the last Tear, illustrative of the symmetry of the great wave, more particularly the locality of the greatest symmetry, and the de- parture of symmetry in certain ...
... HAY. SMITHFIELD, AUG. 14.—At per load of thirty-six trusses meadow, 60s. to 76s.; new, ditto, 48s. to 68s.; clover, 80s. to 100s. new, ditto, 7°s. to 90s. straw, 24s. to 30s. ...
... COLONIAL MARKETS.' Tuesday Evening. SUGAIL-The market continues extremely depressed. The sales of West Indian have amounted to 520 hhds. (including about. 150 hhds. of Barbadocs and Trinidad at auction), at about the same rates as last week. Of 1,900 bags of Mauritius the greater part sold at rather easier rates; 1,680 bag, of Bengal were only partly disposed of, at full prices 2,336 bags of ...