... 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 ...

... ? svteeni of thO Great Grinsbye e c_.t, . b the assizes ifor trimal ?? e enija -tt&Id . . 1 ESCAPYOF: 'fl[iE COine.S on Monday morning, i econd ruaaotused#ofne under senten.e of trdnspditatiO , 'fat life the other two for 14 yearse made thsaid hase \iulbank prison' bi#-.brcaknng ~throigL h~tbeop Qf b building, after whichby removing sopne slated and a lngeda i ag, atird l hicikini a arop of ...

... Our X-Ovarg 3% field. a BLACKWOOD, for Ma, opens wvith two capital articles; t one o ila ugby--remliniseences of the good Old school; 1 the other on ,S61.8teon Novels, in Which due praise is f given to Mr. Wilkie Collins's Ifiso1en in lVlhite, one of a the best works in the class. In that work, as the writer el in BLACKnWOOD obscrve.s there is neither murder nor d sedusetion ; but we cannot ...

... ? Uo lig gl'orth With# 031trouldt. on . BANGOR, STURDAY, MAY 3,1862; ED Our usual summary of News of the Week a e will be found in the third page. ad __ _ __ _ __ _ ad le- THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL t EXHIBITON. Though the Parliament re-assembled on Mon- et. day, little appears to bethought of-whether in w- the metropolis or elsewhere-except the Great International Exhibition,' which opened ...

... * . X- ;f .fi I LEOTURE.-A lectare on the Church in the Fir'stt Three Centuries, wa s delivered by Mr.. E. Evaus, St. Ann's, in, the National School Room, on Friday, the 23rd inst. The Rev. E. Parry occupied the chair, and when introducing the lecturei, eatated that an historical lecture, to be edifying should be attentively listened to, and that the Hiistory of the Church was of such impor- ...

... -ast - - - i to in this department as a full and free expression of opinion is aY, accorded to correspondents, the Editor wishes it to be dis- Us, tinetly understood, that he holds himself responsible for nono. hed All letters should be accompanied by the name and address of th the writer, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee he of good faith.] Ai, LLANARMON CHURCH. Was las To ...

... ClUTION TO MONEY Bonolwens.-In order to pult the public on their guard against the attemnpts of cer- taiu professed money lenders in Londohn to rob them of ' a. certain .amount of money, under the pretepeeof,1eud- tl ing them sonic, we'shall gitt the history-oE nice of these: transactions whichldquL place recently at Fostiniug. A b certain tvademncuac there (it would be 'tselems to naine thi a ...

... I~~ ?? . - ;he A meeting of this institution was held on Thursday St, ,ed se'inihtat ite3 house, John-street, Adeiphi, T. Chapman, anal Req., ?? V.P, inl the Chair, The . Secretary read grer 'oh the miisutes of the previons mneeting. A reward of £15 and n was voted to the crew of the Institution's lifeboat eta- prel Im tinned at Grsn ge, onl the hack of the Isle of Wight, for ais ti by ...

... The funeral of this much respected and much lament- ed gentleman took place on Saturday, the 24th iiist,, at Shiffal. The body had been conveyed, acconipanied by some of the mourners, and the old family butler, by an early train from the mansion in London, and arrived at the 3haoal station shortly after 12 o'clock. The great body of the mourners, friends, ?? had, hvowever, previ- ously ...

... On Thursday, the 22nd inst., at 3 o'clock, p.m., a pub- lic meeting was held in the Town-hall, Dolgelley, for the purpose of presenting Capt. Hallowes, R.N., of Coed) ?? this town, with a magnificent Silver Candelabrum, manufactured by the celebrated firm of Messrs. Savory & Sons, London; on his leaving this neighbourhood (where he has been a constant resident for upwards of 40 years) for ...

... I . ?i ? :, .1, ?? ; . O. ? ?? ! plorellultraoi I Seventeen of the Great Grimsby election rioters have been c6mmihitted to the assizes f(ir trial. CEscAPE or TmtEE CONVICTS.-On Monday morning, three convicts5one under sentence of transportation for life, the other two for 14 years-made their escape frorq Milbank prison. by breaking through the top of the building, after which, by removing ...

... LL ANDUDNO. . THE MARKET HALL;-This property it is: reporfed, is likely to fall into the hands of the Qoaiimsissioners, t who, in fact, are the proper arties to purchase it, for ' the benefit and convenience' of the town. THE PUoDIc BaTHS -Considerable interest exists a asto the approaching sale ' of ?? property, and great t omplaints that they are closed . It is to :bei hoped that they will ...