... VAtci~sfon tit eriobical$9 wb A soldier being et0e'd if he maet withimuch hospita- in lityj in Ireland,' rephe d'that 'he was ' in the! hospifal fro nearly all the ?? th~ere. ?? the The easibst and bdst way to expaiad, techest is toi cal have a good;' Ilare her i -I 6~ ?? ' ?? The records of life run thus .1Man creeps' into, Child-: wa hood-bouinds ~int;o youth' :'sobers sinto .manhood-' 'D ...

... Liw LLWYFO.-M.Chres'Ely portrait and na landscape painter, has been engag ed by a number of the of leading gentlemen in thins town to taoa~pitro the above eminen1t bard and singer, and it is contemt- id plated to present him with it at a public meeting. The 5., work, undoubtedly, will be artistically accOmplished, ve and we may expect to see an uinmistakable portrait of atour heio. TowN ...

... I 11 .1- - I - I-,- -- I ?? ?, , - , 1. ? 1. ? ?? I' =LLAYLL.7CHIDliP k;, '11 ?? .. To- fte J'ditor of thi- Xot f/ Jl a G/nsnidte.f . i Sir ?? read n advertisent ig the Fist impc e? sioi~iof the NOc11TI WALES1t CisioNrtct, that the Llan- lslechid Choir intended'icngcwil the pure nt iid tat at the iS National School room, Bangor, on £nesday evening last' I nade enlquires respecting the same, ...

... 'SABDATH DESsrRo Toi6.-Late on the evening of Sun- .&y last, an avful scene of violence and immorality was enacted, which it had been hoped had long since Ieen banished from these parts. About one o'clciock, p.m., .when most of the inhabitants had retired to rest, a fear- ful uproar was heard in the neighbourhood of the Town Hall, made by a number of drunken men who had isr oaned from a public ...

... ?? . axe.I .. A LRG M..IANGOLD Wua'RzEL.-A mangold wurtzel of the long red variety, measuring 46 inches in length, and 18 inches in circumference, is exhibited at the shop of Mr. John Roberts, seedsm-un, Vale-street. A mangold wurtzel of such a size is not often to be seen. COMING-OF-AGE OF J. C. MILLER, ESQ. The miiiority of the above gentleman was celebrated on Tuesday last, at the Farmer's ...

... VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY-JUNE, 1861. Denbigla to Rh~yl. Leave DENBIGH.. .. Trefnant .. St. Asaphs Rhsuddlau Foryd ?? . RHYL .. Chester ?? .. Liverpool ?? .. Manchester Birmingham Bangor .. Carnarvon..' ondon .. Ithyt to Denbigha. Leave L~ondon .. Birmingham.. Carnarvenj.. Bangor .. . Manchester Liverpool. Chester RHYL .. FEryd, arrive at .. Rhu~ddIan ?? .. St, Asaph ?? .. Trefniant ?? .. ...

... I jovelp. lums, ted ' r. A. Cnthbert, of Georgia, has emancipated' his t are slaves, 75 in number; '70' of whom he has'sent to I ex- Liberia. ories ' Blondin has met iiith a.'rEval. A' man named De' 1 leed, Larb had crossed the Passaic on a rope 600 feet inlt t, we length, iI stopping in the centre to be photographIed. t 000 ?? Brigham. Young, the Mormon leader, has been in ' t to ...

... The Paris correspondlent of the Timnes says :-The Em- a peror continues to make reduetions in his various eo- d tablishments. Since the supprcs3ion of the Imperial r, stables at Vorsailleoa, a nunvaer of inspectors at the lao- el perial palaces have been dismaissed, and I mployment *has been found for them at the prefecture of police, P The building of new stables in the Isle des Cygnics, for ...

... ?? . (90*ge0*. In this detartmlent as a full aidd irS 'dedtif dplnioi Is accorded to correspondents,' the Editor wliqles it 10 be die tinctly understood, that beholds himself responsible fok finos. All letters should ?? by the nfame and address of the writer, not necessarily for ?? but as a guaiantee of good faith.] GOOSEBERRY CATERPILARS. To the Editor of the North Wales CUleronile. Sir,-For ...

... ; As the town is now rapidly filling with visitors from tl all parts, and the fine weather very encouraging for rutal t9 enjoyment, they will be gratified to be informed that the it ancient House of Gloddaeth, and the drives through the b' grounds thereto belonging, are open for strangers and o' the public, by the kind permission of the family, on n. Tuesdays. and Fridays; and also the grounds ...

... ,,Britain B&76O , SATURDAY,: OoBER 19, 1881. -4-- -ES OF- THE WEEK. IRer~M.uiETy h Pi'c O ifxiil at 'BaTlmora o'n Prd which ;V;a lval e y' htiattende. -;,ionlyth PRINGSaXi-CoNSOST,1the~ Duii w bYR ?? GiUEY, being present.'. ?? tis qitiiil, Nfiain'iibit'wes furthei` r'rogt46'd friom th'e' 22n6d inst. to the 1 7th D'ec. -Thc Duijk OF6 AcdYaLL has left1Balmoral, and hnsbeen succeeded by Sir' ...

... I.- ii., . I . : 1 , ? ? I ill ., I ?? I , , - 1, I ? Inthis department as a- full and free e-xpreso fossa ~b accorded* to correopondents, thi Editor woe tt b i- at s, tinetly underotoed, that he holds himselfreesponsible~br noe on AlS Setters eseould be aiceompanied byythe name and ai.dreso f f14wvrter, net neeetssarlly frpbeacnutast a guarate i j.o ood faith.] :lo 5, ~~ROMISH DREGS.-la To, ...