... PETTY SiSsioNs, 'rhrsdiay, Sept. 14-Before George Caseon, D. Williams, Wm. Casson, and John Jones, Eaqrs. Illegal Pisling.-David Roberts, Robert Roberts, and Evan Hoberts, were summoned for illegally taking sal- mon in the river Dwyryd, on the 19th day of August last. Edward Jones said he saw the three defendants with a net, fishing in the said river on the abovb-named day. They had a bag ...

... ?? IT71- I AX'er | To ihe 7',it ,r of t oertk Males Chronicle. | o Y'Sir, Now that the question of the adoptioni of the. / | Iocal'Govdifianent Act has been fairly broughtj under i the'c'iisideratioa of the I'own Cutplhiibsiuoiiers by a reqolu- :;Isrtn fi~oni the ratepayeTs, it bell'oves aill tneose whohave f)rmnedan opinio1non ?? toW' express it, ini o rdier that the'attgntioln if tli ...

... 14 , 1?gTINTO ,i, FgSTIxloo RAtLWAY.-A paper on the Festiniog .Railway, reed at the Institution of Civil Engitieers by Captain TI'yler, may perhaps prove suggestive to those enterprising individuals who areseeking to develope pa-. ienger-trafflo everywhere. The railway'above named was coustr oted in 1832, for the conveyance of slates from the. quarries on a mountain-sidi down to Port- madoc-a ...

... PXeres SFSSIONS, Friday, the 2nd ?? lld. Davies and %V. F; Chapman, Esqrs., Thomas Duck, a car driver from llandudno, was tlsargee with being drunk on Sunday, the 14th ultino, iu the Varish of Eglwyisrhos.-Fiued 5s. and 10s. -costs. Edward and James Hughes, Cauibria, Llandudno, two brothers, were charged by Sergeant Henry Jones with, being drunk and riotous, in Ilandadno, on the 24th ?? former ...

... -1TOVY'N. wre trewe:tiig t bIach, also ai caiidles3; UotteB, T ' The.foru _er vereot o 0fno f0; h bieing beeh 'r' ' 1ioig *timae 'in Ihe seaL . ?? :- ' . ?? JTaLYLLYN:-:It'AIgAx|.-~The Town ;Sttionon ,tL railway is now drawjug- .nar .completion .Ijs ,a very neat brick building with offlces, &c., eomplete. The companyit~nds hoti4ujg large enamel works, at the top of Frankwell i'treet, ...

... BARNARP VON. BO.rT CwBue.-On AVednesday last a dinner took place at the Uxbridge, Arms Hotel..The members ofithe Club and -nunsroius friends attended, when Mir. Rd. Rowlands the late Secretariy.:was3preenutedhwith a piece of Plate value 20 guiueas, as a memuento for his past ser- .vic s. , AURIVAL OP T BcneR>-.The St. Peter, Capt. :GoodwiN, from St. Johns!arrivecd iu this port onl Saurlay ...

... , PETTY SESSIONS, Monday, December 18th-Before a Henry Pritchard, Esq., and the Reverend W. Wil- liams. Poor Rates.-The Churchwardens and Overseers of | Llangristiolus v. Mr. Hugh Hughes, for refusing to pay a poor-rate of 5s. lid., made on the 16th Oct. last. De- fendant admitted the legality of the rate, but denied-his liability tu pay the same. The rate was charged upon a , limekiln, which ...

... MACHIYNLLETH. PmEgY ?? fourth series of these plea. sant evening entertainments for the presenit season were held at tle Vane Hall, in this town, on Wednesday last. The presidency was ably maintained by S. Plhelps, Esq., *io, in his introductory remarks, spoke in eulogistic terms of the pleasure and amusement that these meet- ings afforded them, andl of the beneficial results to be anticipated ...

... 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 ...

... I THE IV.PROVEMEI'l COM.MI.SSIONERS. An adjourned meeting of the .landAudno Improve- ment Cotinmissioners was held on Monday morning last, at nine o'cldck fozothe transaction of geeral busiiesi. present-Mesars. Thos. Parry, chairman; Thbs Jones, I,van Ilughes, Wm. Pritchard, Win. Williams (Cren- ddynfab), R. Farrant, Morgan Williams, L. _tawv, John Hughes Joseph Jones, James Williams, and ...

... CARNAVON.R. GRAND CEaORAL F.STIVAL-CONCFRT IN THE EVBN. ING.-As was briefly noticed in our last, the Choral Festival held at Carnarvon, onFriday, the Slst of March, was wound up with a Concert in the Assembly Room of the Sportsman Hotel, kindly placed at the disposal of the Festival Committee by Mr. Moreton. The same artistes who sang in the Choral Service in the Churchin the morning, were ...