... LLANIZWST rEMALE FRIENDLY SOCIETY. I' The femai, friendly society of this place, (called the F.adies' club)1held their anniversar y inetaig on Friday. They assembled at the Rectory, and from thence, at half-past 2 o'clock, walked in procession, headed by three ?? -the Rector, the Curate, and the Incumbent of Capel G.armnon, and preceded by the TI'refriw Brass Band, under their able leader, rC. ...

... EVENTS AND TOPICS OF TiHE WEEK. Inl It was a very important, and a very pleasant an- a1 nounceinent, which the Earl of Mualneshury, and the st Chancellor of the Exchequer, made to the two w 11ouses of Parliament on Friday evening-that the hi King of Naples had not only consented to pay the ei sunm of £3030, as compensation to the two engi-ncers V; of the Cagliari, but that he had directed the ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE, HOUSE OF LORDS. -FRD&Y, JUNR 4, Lord BaouGIOS-.c presented a petition from Bolton ?? for the restoration of Oade to the Royal Family. Viscount DUNGANNON gave notice of a motion re- specting the Belfast riots. SALE OF POISONS BILL Lord DERBY moved the second reading of this biil. Earl GR&NvILLE thought that opium should have been introduced into the bill. After some ...

... 11 'jj? ?? 'Antilles C. jlvgltifl?. BATMOR, SATUlRDAY, JUNE 12, 16550 hi THlE IND)IAN RE SOLU'TIO N--. rrhe 11tum, of Commons again teaok up tie Indianlfl iesolutions ott Mondav ovening,-but the only prn- tei guess made, was, to reject two amendments proposed ei to the 3rd resolutlion. Th~e first I'd second,-Cna' e C rioed before the fictious demonstration of the ' Ca- 0r bal,-provide for ...

... BANGOR AND BEATUMARIS UNION. The fortnighily-meetitr;ng of this Board was held oil Wednesday last } when there were present-Mr. C. Bicknell, Chairman ; Rev. T. J. Williamis ; Rev. E. Lewis ; Messrs. W V.Prichard, W. Thomas, G. Simnp- son, r. Jones, XV. Owen, R. Pierce, E. Roberts, T. T Ashurst, R. M. Lloyd, Tr. Hughes, and T. Grindley. The Chairman read the reply of the Clerk of the t Peace ...

... T'I05IAS S.YenS AND T110MAS PADDnCI:, F(IRe CltAOrlON- Sliip OF ENGOLk.D, ANID £200 A-SltDr.-This event, that has so long cnited interest from the position and standing of the corm- batants, took place one Tizes!tay. Sayers last appearinee within the ropes prier to the making of the present match was whenr he rmet Bill Benlljam-nin, who made a miere exhibition of himself. After the issue of ...

... lWALES FOR THE WELSH. (From the Wrexhamss Telegraph.) The Rev. R. W. Morgan, of Tregyronj, is preaclh- ing his crusade against Engrlishl prelates, bolding I IWelsh sees, mvith undaiundedl courage and unabated c zeal * but his chlaracteristic credulity often leads hcim into glaring errors. Hlad he been a little more of t the sceptic, le would have been a more reliable Isis- torian, an acuter ...

... MR. JACKSON'S LI To the Editor of the Norh it1 Sir,-I should feel obliged if c through the medium of your vory express my Warmest thanks and th the Rev. ?? Jackson, for the ve arhichi have appeared in your jou this locality, and also for his promi awhich nvo doubt not Nvill be equall rne to stnte to Mr. Jackson, that wf favour if lie coul me ke it conv Lecture at tire Literary Snooiety. whose ...

... LLANIWST GRANMIMAR SCHOOL I Thle public distribution ?? prizes, and ejf - ?? took ?? onl 11ednesdliy, thle 2,d, inl the presence of a lar-e cOnlmpny, amen,,, q` twere W. IHanmer, 1eq MXrs. end Miss f H-1 It. Sarldbach, Er1. ; J. lBlackw-all, L-q., N]r Miss Block-wall ;Mrs. J0o. KL Griiftlhl Boulger, M1. D~avies, P. TJitley, D. 0 2wJ Iwalrds, J. P9richard, D). l. 'Thomas.H j en1d Mrs. Sharpe, ...

... rUDIAU tlrrr~--. Par]liamettt ?? been ilgain sitting since Friday niglit, but the prog0ress of public bisia ess has been in teerruopted, in I, ii1t 110uses, by tile disitissiols o0l MTr. Disracli's spLeoch, at Slough, to which we have allitled ill tlic foregoing article. In the Lords, Ille only olhrl sub ject thilt has ca)me before them hlas bthec the ' Oatihs Bill.' TheCoinniois rcsto)eed ...

... 1'HE PROPERTY QUALIFtCATION I ' ' _. 1 . . I ce, Fc membe s of Parliament is to be abolished. It .v !Ct; is quite triethat the sum required-e:3-)(I per annum ,s ny landed preop.erty-was not sufficie-kot to maintain a pal at member of the House of Commons in affluence; it Iii tihe is also true, that many mlembers, by what is in truth lt:. the a fraud took their seats without that qualification ...

... tile tfit The forlnightly ftleotiog of the Guardians of this elh Union was held on WYednesday last. Present-Mr. er ['hie C. Bicknell (chairman) ;Rev. H1. Wynne Jones, Pen- for viynydd, etc-officio) ; 11ev. E. Lewis ; Messrs. LI. Si] Lewis ivico-cliajirman), G. Simpson, IV. Pritchard, W( tile G. Davies, T. Hughes, Wi. Thomas, J. Barker, W. hi ear Williams, J. Roberts, P. Ml. Pierce, E. Roberts: ...