... :: A ?? ., I: > TheBihopoff~drd wh hs bensuferngfor some sarrutli fo (da= ridisese to h.whch, stcfrisetly readere ?? Olenunable to 'tbs 6 aciver rr in. the duties ci publicn life, ha,' (Ai~t advice 1f hi physicians; neto Algeria. / Insaityi Fraceiis said to be on ~the inceeb, i A fire broke out* few days back in them village of * Lapen, Aisne, FranceI, and~destroyed.'28 ~cottages.; The, ...

... Alfred Kidd and William lknodk, lithographic artists in the employ of Messrs. Billings and Co,, Birmingham, were drowned in the Avon, on Saturday, through the up-. setting of a pleasure boat. Her Majesty has granted a pardon to the Italian, Pe. lizzioni, and on Monday evening he was released from custody. The clerk who was so dreadfully injured at the goods station, Stirling, on Saturday, by ...

... PWLLRELT. GooD FRIDAY.-Nothing of importance occurred on this day. Of course there was a cessation of all busi- ness. Morning and evening services were held in the parish church A tea meeting was held in the Wesley- an chapel. A great number attended, and the result is, that about £20 has to be subtracted from the debt rest- ing on the chapel. Tu[n Wn&THEE.-Spring has at length effectually ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT TO' A LADY. Another of those dreadful accidents which have occurred on other occasions, by falling over a cliff at the Little Ormeshead, took place on Satulday last. It appears that an unmarried lady, named Mary Anne West, aged 47, of Reigate, Surrey, came to Llandudno about a month ago for the 'benefit of her health. She wi'as accompanied by her sisters, and by her brother ...

... .ingstown to London.-L. & N. W. i WuEg DAYS UP TRAINS. Mi.1 21121211 2 Leaves 12123 1 21 2 1 2 1 1 1 21 11 21 a M a amamnam am am ampm mp pin Kingstown .. .. .0 ?? .. 1 . ?? 150 . 71 is 815 0 46 i S ?? 23 ?? Ty Ccoesi ?? ?? .. 36. so ?? 121 Bodorgan ?? 7 ..45 1012 I 1 S ?? ' S 8 2 0 10.°.22..46 Llanfair ?? 8 1 S6 102 3a 153 Cowen .Bridge .. .. 8 ?? 2 Bansorsar. .. 232 84 820 2291048. 4 6 ...

... gilt IcAtiath Ifalro- orlwo'llidg. ye BANGOR. SfATURDAY, 3SUIE 3, 1865. ci - - ?? . mn 'WHAT IS TO BE DONE WITH JEvFFFxSON DAVIS 1- bi ?What is to be done with this captive,-who was, four in ,years back,-choseii by 5,000,000 of free men as tiheir ai President and chief, and who is now in chains as a rebel: it his friends trembling for his life ? A proclamation was im issued for his ...

... - , 1? 1! .1 ?? ?? I - ?? . . ?? .1 I I ?. I ?? ' Le[n tiathtdbpartment as a full' and free expression o opinion In g accordsd to correspondents, the Editor wishes it to be dis- g ictl db tood, that he holds himself responsiblefor none. I All lette hould be accompanied by the name and address of. o thewrithrrno necensary for publication, but as a gusranteo >3of gooid faith]l .0, god THE. LATE ...

... !3BOARBD OF GUARDIA.-The ordinary meeting of the Guardians was held on Monday last. Present-James Maurice, Esq., chairman; Rev. D. Roberts, JOEs Peers, ?? Rev. John Grifithl R6Z F D'Birchl ' Esq.J. ALlWynne .rice, Esq. . Jhsnc'~. ?? a .o-t''John Jo'ne', Tralgm Wb brith ; W m. Chaloner, O fnait/; John :Davies, Llain- wen; HughHIughes, Pen-y-coed'isaf; Thos. Williams, Plas draw; and Evan Davies, ...

... During the general regret which h as been occasioned by the very sudden and unexpected death of this exem- plary clergyman, the following account of him will be interesting to many readers. If the particulars of a short a nd necessarily uneventful life appear to be m in- utely told, it may be re membered that details are essen- tial in biography, and that to estimate a man's life cor- rectly, ...

... WdUrA t1o tut Lftt r. TYDAIN AND HIS CRITICIS1. Sir,-The above gentleman is not the .ignoiS your correspondents imagine him to be. Nearly twenty yeair of his life has been spent among musicians (and I know from personal acquaintance that he is himself a good musician) so that he is likely to know what is good aud what is bad music. Allow use to say that he is a North- walian and not a ...

... Cf orreopoodarr. In this department as a full and free expression of opinion ii accorded to correspondents, the Editor wishes it to be dis. LS tinctlyurderstood, that he holds himself responsible for none. xr ll letters should be accompanienu by the name nand address of *e tke writer, not necessarily for publication, but as a guaranteQ d- of good faith.l ,11- Le THE WELSH CHURCH IN LONDON. e ...

... THE NAT1ONAL EISTEDDFOD. The Council of the National Eisteddfod met on Wednesday, the 25th inst., at Shrewsbury. Pre- sent: Rav. J. Griffiths, president; Wm. Bulkeley Hughes, Esq. ; Rev. Cauon Williams; Rev. W. Jones, (Myfyr Mon); Hugh Owen, Esq., Loindon ; T. 0. Morgan, Esq., AberYstwyth; Pencerdd Gwalia; W. Jones, Esq., Brynowen; Jno. Ma- thews, Esq., Aberystwryth ; Glan Alun ; Goheb- ydd ; ...