... RUABON.-EASTER MONDAY. The annual Easter Vestry was held at Rx uabon, on Monday last., for passing the accounts, and for the ap- pointment of wardens. The Chairman, the Rev. Vicar, apologized for the un- avoidable absence of Mr. Wigan, his warden, but pro- duced his accounts and vouchers, and proposed that the Vestry should examine them. Mr. Wright, the parish warden, objected to the ...

... (64t 39artIj ?? 91plildt. BANGOR, SATURDAY, APRIL 28. 1855. NEWSPAPER COPYRIGHT. This is a vexed question. There is no doubt,- that two metropolitan evening papers,-and all the cheap weeklies,-' are made up by pirating, nearly wholesale, the contents of the morning journals. Parliamentary reports, foreign correspondence, tele- graphic despatches, the missives of local agents,-all are ...

... he We make the following extracts from a lengthy document ed under the above title, and below it wrill be found the comments on of a daily contemporary:- he Oaur God will fight for us' (Nehem. iv., 20) within the ey limits even of our own country. Orthoaox Russians, the en church is menaced with sacrilegious deeds on the part of our ly, enemies. So long as a breath of life shall remain to ...

... IFeign A Paris correspondent informs the readers of the In(lepen. dance Beige that it is in contemplation in London to raise a I subscripion for the purpose of erecting upon the opposite 20t shores of England and France two towers to perpetuate the wer alliance of the two peoples. Unless some new and greater ou victory corne', one tower, he says, is to be namned the Alma, Car and the other the ...

... hicdlrnteorni, MELA~cycroLY DrATer ov, A YOU' N LADY Friom THP 90 yea BITE OF A CAT.-On1 Monday last, at Thames Ditton, the To thi, young and truly excellent daughter of Lady Lambert, ex- she we p ired after a few hours' intense suffering from the bite of and re her favourite cat. This distressing eventlhas thrownia deep wardsI gloom over the entire neighbourhood. led to A DESPERATE DINNER AND ...

... ci ot Armg cub loov. Two YEARS' ENLISTM&MT.-The Gazette of Tuesday night contains an order by the Qieen in council, of which the following is the essential portion:- Now, therefore, her Ms- jesty is pleased, by and with the advice of her Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered that any person wosy be en- I~sted as a eoldier, under the provisions of the act of the 10th and I Ith ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.-THE. ADJOURNMENT. Two measures were introduced into the House of t Commons last week,-from neither of which do wev anticipate any public benefit; whilst one, we appre-s bend, if not both, will occasion no inconsiderable s amount of inconvenience. These bills are, Sir Wm. h Clay's Bill for the Abolition of Church-rates, and the Solicitor-General's Bill for Abolishing ...

... This Board met on ?? last. The following members were present :-Messrs. Wyatt, Hughes; flodatie. Griffith Jones Meshach Roberts, Rowland Evans, and J. V. R. Williams. Messrs. Wyatt, Jones, Roberts, and Evans, four newly elected members, made the required declaration, and took their seats at the Board. Mr. Wyatt was voted into the chair, and observed it was very satisfactory that there were ...

... ;OPRNMIMG OF LLANNOR- NEW CHUROR, - NEAR PWLLHELI. The opening of the new Church recently ere cted in this village, for the purposes of Divine worship, to tdok pl~ace on Thursday last. The event appeared vii to excite a considerable degree of interest in the an neighibourhood, judging from the numerotis atten- kii dance at the se'rvices held that day, and comprising Bo th&~lite of the district ...

... , In03, Mt O Ot preog. 9 Lf[ar -25a1`s ie sreeie'iy reqnested to observe, that under this r ear -v7e selections from the leading articles of our eeoxnempcraries as a matter of XIEsW,withoet respect to their jilitical tone.] WHY WAIT SO IDLY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL? The .31e,'ai9 Post, in reviewing the plan of attack on Sebastopol, and the probable results which would have followed an attack made ...

... 69,1jt 3IM4 R)alm 9j1r3m&l. BANGOR, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1855, _ 0 _ VISIT OF THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH. This visit, so long talked of--has taken place; and the English populace,-as well as the middle and higher classes,-have received Napoleon III, and his lovely consort, with a feeling of unmixed wielcoine and gratulations, which must have been, in the high- est degree, ...

... War fisetllanu. % ~~~-land The death of Prince Menachikoff is reported to have tale en ofnty place at Perekcop, whea ona woute to St.. Petersburg-according only to some accounts from gout, to others from the effects of a caiq nmusket-ball wound from a French rifleman in the late re- this tonntaisance at Balaklava. Another report is also prevalent will that a Russian general, at the head of a ...