... The following graceful letter has been written by the Queen to Mr Peabody;- Windsor Castle, March 28th, 1866. The Queen hears that Mr Peabody intends shortly to return to America, and she would be sorry that he should leave England without being assured by herself how deeply she appreciates the noble act of more than princely munificence by which he has sought to relieve the wants of the ...

... jU4al Jntylliijpp. LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL SERVICES. APRIL 15.-SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. Morning Service. Venite—1. Daily Psalms-84. Te Deum 8 (Double ) Benedictus-25. Iutroit-200. Hymn—117. Afternoon Service. Daily Psalms—36. Magnificat—127. Nunc niroittis —175. Anthem, Lift up your heads, (Hopkins). Hymn—179. Litany awl Sermon at7 o'clock Ín the Evening. Ilymns -18.j, 142, part 1 10, ver. 1 ...

... BANGOR LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTE. This meetiqg,. held on the 6th' insta fe was first after the election, and two of theffiw1y elected members having signed the required declaration, the Board unanimously elected Henry Kennedy, Esq., chairmrsn for the ensuing year. The members present were Messrs. H. Kennedy, C. l3icknell, John Robert, G, Simpson, M. Roberts, and J. K. Douglas, The Chairnman, who, ...

... 1j,''Al}g 51atU CTRIL 1,1866. C , : ~EBRILL 11, 1866. I DYWE.ASOM yll un o'n rhifynan diweddaf, i pan ynl cyfeirio at y gwrtlidystiad a dciygodd Pau Y -l .r e, j I J - ; ethoiwyr Mr. H1oRsUAN yn ei erbyn, y buasai ei gydyrnaithi mewn gwarth a dirntyg-Mr. LowE-yn sier o gael ymddwyn tuag atto yn yr un modd oni bai mai creadur yr Ardalydd LANsDowNE ydoedd, ac felly nad oedd gan y rhai a eiwid yr ...

... THE EXECUTION OF COE THE MURDERER. ELSEWHERE we give a full account of-the closing scene of a sad tragedy. The interregnum has been a long one since that pleasant autumnal day when the woods around Mountain Ash were tinted with the beautiful colours of the season, and the sunshine lingered on the grass under waving pine trees and beechen leaves. What a contrast have we in the two antipodes of ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. ADDRESSED TO THE EDITOR. Th F.ditor is not responsible for tin: opinions of his Correspondents, POLITICAL REFORM. Sin,-Will you kindly allow me the use of a very small space in this week's impression of your journal to state that I was not aware until last Friday of the intention to hold a Reform Meeting on the previous Wednesday at Merthyr. having gone two days before ...

... ?? Uflflv UU~UiA vy ?? Abergele, Ebrill 7.-Gwenitb, 16s c i 16s Ocyr hob; haidd, 12s i 1.3s Oc yr bob; ceirch, is OC i 1-a Qc yr bob; ffa, 16a Oc i 17s 6c yr hob.; blawd ceirch, 34s Oc i 3Ss Oc y 240 pwys.; cig eidion. is i Bc y pwys; cig daWad, 8c i 9c y pwys.; cig ilo, tc i Cc y pwys.; pore, Pc y pwys. Bala, Ebrill 7.-Gwenith, o 26s Oc i 27s Oc y pwn; blawd ceirch, 33s i 34s.Oc y pwn; haidd, ...

... A LEGEND OF CASTELL COCH. During the civil wars, the then master of Castell Coch deposited money, plate, and jewels to an immense amount in an iron chest in the subterraneous passage leading from his castle to that of Cardiff; but having been killed by the bursting of a petronel, he never returned to claim it. The castle had been for some time uninhabited when a lady of good family but of ...

... BeARD OE GUARDIANS.—At the usual meeting on Saturday, J. C. Nicholl, Esq., in the chair, Rev. G. LI. Llewellyn, vice-ehairman, the treasurer's account showed a balance of zt424. 14s. due to the Union. Total inmates 106, vagrants relieved 36, admitted 8, discharged 6, born 1, idiots 3, children in school 3, in training 7. PETTY SESSIONS.—SATURDAY. (Before R. FRANKLEN and G. LLEWELLYN, Esqs., ...

... APPOINTMENT OF NURSE TO THE INFIRMARY.— On Saturday the guardians elected a head-nurse to the Infirmary. There were several applicants, but the contest lay between Mrs. Bense, second nurse at the Bedminster Union, and Miss Whitney, of Ponty- pool Union. The former was elected by a majority of one vote. The salary is £21 a-year, with the usual officer's rations. ...

... Cardiff & CARDIFF, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1866. THE debate on Sir John Gray's motion on the Irish Church, which gave way to the exigencies of Reform before the recess, came on on Tuesday evening, and has been turned to good account by the Government. A meeting of Earl Russell's supporters took place on the afternoon of that day, and we are informed that the great body of the Irish members announced ...

... WE do not undertake to return rejected correspondence If writers send us anything they deem important they should preserve a copy. W* Our Correspondents are requested to favour us with their communications as early in the week as possible, as we are obliged, every week, to omit many commu- nications which would appear if we received them be- fore Thursday. NOTICE.—The Railway Time Tables are ...