... LLANRWST.-CELEBRAAI'ION OF THE MAR- RIAGEOFR.OWEN DAVIES, EsQ.,CYFFDY, TO MISS MARY FLINT, LATE OF NANr- CLWYD. T . ?? - -. - nd CLWYD. ed Llanrwst was, an Wednesday, the 2nd inst., theI scene of great rejoicings, in honour of the aboveI fr. happy event. Early in the day, the national school on children, amounting to upwards of two huindred, nd Wvito together wvith the workhou~e children, had ...

... A . 0 . . I .. 1 . . A . . - - One of the leading objects of the laudable ambition of the present Emperor of the French is the embellishment of Paris. He wishes to leave behind him abundant testi- mony of his love and gratitude for the fealty of the people of the metropolis of his elected and, all associating circuim- stances duly considered, deeply responsible monarchy. I-Ie despises the ...

... The members of [ho royal family of Piedmlot left Turin on thce 2ad, oe en excursion tu the Iiago AMaggiore. The steamer Geden, just returned from Japan, has brought rich presents from thle Emperor for thle Kjing of 'the }etherlanlds. A letter from Beyrout in the Joioral rie Cde saceeetitbcepl says :- The rain, in driving down the snow from tho miounltains, has brought to Tripoli, in Syria, a ...

... Q~ortesponbente. CHURCH OF ENGLAND EDUCATION SOCIETY. a To the Editor of the North Wales C'hronicle. Sir,-It is desirable, when the public are invited to support any Society, that they should be put in posses. sion of accurate knowledge in reference to the nature and objects of such Society. I shall, therefore, feel obliged by your insertion of the following letter, which mnay throw some light ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DENBIGHSHIRE i Gentleent-.As I;l ?? your' suffragehie been already 8lclted byi a l g I Ikpr@ sttue that the anuouncement of my intention of adding my name to the list of candidates q not premature. The invitations I have received from several portions of the constituency, induceo me to believe that the mode. ration of my political views may render my services, as your ...

... The Board met on Thursdary last. The following members were present :-Messrs. Wyatt, J. V. H. Williams; G. Jones, and T. Lewis. Mr. Wyatt pre- sided. Documents vwere laid before the Board, authorising them to borrowv £1000 on the General District rates, for the purpose of executing private drainage vorks, and water supply ; also £500 on the Special District Rates, to execute main drainage ...

... FREAKS OF A FORTUNE.TELLER. Mary Ann Montgomery was charged at the petty sessions, Rochdale, with receiving money from frur females who live on Moant Pleasant, for telling their fortunos. The prisoner, a little woman, had, a child in her arms. Police-officer Spencer, seeing the prisoner in Yorkshire-street that morn- ing with a bundle, asked her where she got the things it contained.- She ...

... . l- I 1 - - ,, ?? 'Bssctop of; Ban-go~r held a 'Visitation for the aic J~a~i' ?? and. rfn sihe cutltedrai, Sw Ia.n .a1the Clergy. fhs de res, with. a few ex- e~p~tdns ~igpre.,ent. 'rio R , I). Evans, Curate, t Bag rerad thle players, and* 'lvsns. There was A. full ch oral service. Thel achloir sang the Antle~m,- hr 'IThe Lord gave, the word,'. &c., -by Haundel.. s Lor Iship then delivered ...

... g The works on the railway from Marsei'les to Toulon are en the point of being cominenced. France is about to conclude a Treaty of Commerce with the ruler of Siam. A despatch from Simpheropol announces the death of Prinee Gregory Dolgorouki, who, as so many other Rus. sian robles, has fallen a victim to typhus. Advi es from Constantinople, vidi Malta, inform us that disturbances continue in ...

... [CHARGE OF ARCHDEACON DENISON, TO THE CHURCEHWARDENS OF TAUNTON. flretlireon -Cbrisc,1 will not detain yon long ; for it appears a' to me that we may most profitably employ tis ie gienusthi dayin tautn~al conifcrelce and consultation upon subjects itelme. i'n dsistely affecting the interest and well-being of tile Chisrch, and is wisichs are being discussed in, amnd out of Plarliamcnt, weithit ...

... | On Sunday afternoon Henry James Jukes, formerly clerk and comnrission agent in the City, was found dead in his L bed at No. 1OA, Philpot-street, Commercial-road East, and I under circumstances which left no doubt that he had I poisoned himself. It appears that the wife of the unforta. c nate deceased left town a fewv days since with her only son, t a little boy named William, to attend the ...

... TIM MMMOrOLIS. ?? OF LorNDON.-Ill the week that ended -on h Saturday the total number of dle aths .registered 1& Lon- be don were 1,122. In the corresponding weeks' of the dr, tea years 1849-534 the average number was 1,241. During the week the births of 778 boys and 751 girls, in all I1,529 children Were regliteredain London. In the ten boc corrcsponding weeks of the years 1846.55 the average ...