... BANGOR LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH At the fortnighty meeting of this board held on Thursday there were present, Messrs C. Bicknell (in the chair), G. James, R. Roberts, Richai d Hughes; Mr Lloyd Edwards, clerk and engineer. Mr Hughes, the newly elected member, sabscribed to the usual declar- ation. Valuation of Bangor Railwtay Station.-The Clerk read a letter from Mr Preston offering £500 on the ...

... PWLLIIELI. THE MAnKBT.-Wedvesday was a very dull market day in Pwllhelf, no doubt owing to Saturday's fair. Next Thursday will be the annual hiring fair day. YoKEHovsa.-In order to celebrate the marriage oi e the Hon,,eabolla Wynn, youngest daughter of Lord r Niewborough with Lord Hill, Mr Picton-Joves, Yoke. house, Pwllheli, caused a monster hon-fire to be lighted, which illuminated the ...

... BANGOR MARKET.-YESTERDAY. Whest, ?? ton GO per qr.: harley 3os to 3ls: oats, 2es to 275a ontatmal, 40s per 210 lb.; teef, Sot to lOd; tCutton, 9d to Id larnb, 9d to lid ;e-l. 7d to 8d por lb.: foW1e, 29 81d to 3 per couplo dciles, Ss dd to 4s; fresh butter. 1s 7d per lb. eggIs, a for Odl. LLANRWST MARKET.-TuESIOAY. Tho following were tbe quotations: Wheat, ?? 6d to IJs 3d per hobbet * barley, ...

... |~o WIAL l.. RAQI- CUMF.\NY; cueI'I,..Jk..iet. 01he twenrty-sconvrd soonnrl gq nr3 ejpqrif tirer i coinipesy1lla .~ riA, I UMrldat' Wrih`6' le- rI ite Aqf~ ~ !thuireleersipresent ;et. Xxhoiga,1 liartiq (T IrrIren~l),.,9 i~t a-S-T. 13augbi, *r UR. Burm, NMrjohn Iar7 lr W,~ Clay- t yE. jj -M. D6 ?? J 'rJma Diaveriort, tbe'ReC. hire J~iamsPknIe.1ac Wjiwndi Mr John Fraucis, Mr .rd' Raw r' ...

... IrTIo BUDGET. 3ir Stsfford Northeote's second Budget affords a fairer test of his capacities as afinancier that his first. In 4 hehad to 'take into his own .bands work-which.had beeu laid down by others, i andcin'the completioni;of which he was necessarily guidedcoby nditiotjsi'mipesed upon him by hi3 predecessors., The conditions, 'it is true, were U anything but onerpus;since hisatask was ...

... SHIPPING DIS ASTERS. LOSS OF AR VESSEL AND ALL HANDS. Intelligence has been received at Wick from the Island Swuna that a foreign schooner ban been wrecked there and that the whole crew are drowned. The boat and some of the materials have been washed ashore. The topmnasts are seen above wat-r, but nothion, has been found to indicate the name or size of the ?? or her nationality. She is ...

... - ?? ?? ?? 11 71 ?? - I . ?? - ?? I ? REVIEW OF THE- BRiLSH COt TR.I DURING THE PAST W1BE¢;; - Another hot and dry week in the Season for showers, though it has forced on vegetation wherever it had a good hold of the slil, has caused souis fears for the young Sprcing corn, not oaty in this country, but also in Europe, where the same ?? of weather has prevailed. The well-established plants of ...

... VUIVR05 & falro .t._ e REVIE :; OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE g DURING THE PAST WEEK. The past week brought much rain, with violent storms, fol- lowed by considerable darnage both on land and sea. The heavy soils which were previously unsown will thus be further and though they were first this year, in respect of produce, the i tables may be turned by next season. The return of damp weather has ...

... The usual fortnightly meetilng of this Board was held on Thursday last. Ireseut-MeSS. IIKeniedy(chlair- man), J. K. Doiuglas, G. Simipson, Johi l oberts, Thos. Lewis; and V. Y. Hardie, Clerk. Mr. Thomas Lewis hlavilig signed tile required decla- ration, the minuites of thle Last ?? and thel Survey- or's report wvere read. Bakehottse QCinmec/-The Surveyor reported that Mr. Cartwright had not ...

... 4jarhict, &C. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRArE LONDON CORN AIARK ET1-FuID&Y. Market decidedly firmer than on Monday. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-FRIDAY. American wheat threepence dearer; round corn rather dearer WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET-FI1DAY. American cheaper; English wheat slow sale. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. Theseasonable change in the weather during the past weekwill be of ...

... ;I-JTRIN. : ?? ?? O)F G.UARDIANS.l ni The satoard 'of, the old. ye, was' held on Monday., ?asti , Te Bardorp , wae, prettily, 'decorated -'ith 6ariegated'esikp~per,, haoly, redberry, And everg1eer devices. The mottoes, 1A Merry Chrismas and A: iappy Fe~ea,¶',' vre neatly wrougght w-iU6o'rriies,o4 whiftecaflvass e~nwr~eathp,d with ?? ~vhvliSi dis- plnyegi ?? and art on the part of't e ...

... r'A LLIIELL BOARD 0A7 GUARDIANS. WeXbIRSDnY, August 16th.-Present: Xeosrk; B. T. Ellis, chairman1 and Lewis Williams and 'Theanas Pritchard, vice-ehairmnen - Owen Evans, Esq., Icr- officio Revs. O. Lloyd Williams, and John Hughles Messrsed. T. Jones, Griffith Griffitbs, Griffith Grilt'E, William Owen, &c,,Azc. MaoSe's RGpOrt.-There5Lwre four vagrants rdlievcd daring the last fortright. 1-hae ...