... 141-IAttero to the Offitor. ad 4lE' BANGOtR LO('AL BOARD' OFb:H[EALTH '8 i'AI6D `I¶iE 'MEMORIALtOF THE DEFENCE COMMITTEE rTO TfI G]iNERAL BOARD OF an. t'lEkLI'-, LONDON. ,Se -SIR,-Alth A I biad ?? in the drawing up of eF thle menodal nbovS'reft~rred't, still I readily appended o my uamnetP it, bas ?? °y fitting dppy tl e coyi'eqtnsaoftho:8tatef nn:tstcptain; t it becomesany du y to a duce ...

... BREACH OF TtuLs'r BY MANAGEBS OF CHARITIIES. On Wedlneseivy, the 11th inst., Vice-Chancellinr Sir J Stuart gave jwirgugteut iu the case 'of the Attorney- General v. tile Biishop of Mancheeter. This was am itl- formation tiled at the relation of Mr. Robert Neecihmn ?? a merober of the board of wanragerrserrt ind one oif the trustees of tbe HerrsIlkrW's Blind Asyluir urear Manchester, and ...

... I MONTHLY MEETING OF THE. COMMISSIONERS The monthly meeting of the Rhyl Improvement Comr missioners, was held o9n Friday, the 11 th inst. Present -Rev, H. Morgan, N.A., chairman;. R. W. Preston,. Esq, James Taylor, Esq., Thos. Ilealing, Esq., Messrs E. Powell Jones, J. 1A. Jones, WV. B. Byne, Jno. Roberts (Qneen-street), John Roberts I Shipley-street), H. Pierce, S. S. ])avies, Jonah Lloyd. ...

... R-H'PYt-DDU4, BEDDG-ELERT. v g the cee of great rejoicing on WY ,,esday, the 19th u the cc . dren, the pmfenat9, and'frIendse, in' d1labdnt 180O'thiroUn the kind liberality of the Misees Roberts, Snowdon Ranger Hotel, Mrs. HI. J. Owen, Rlhyddda, and Umr. ,th l -tob'ert§, ditto.-' wereX Bflte'ibt~ii~d il ~pi jttt prty in- the new sch6d01Y6 `o , t1liisbeiiig the' bireaiiingtup ' day for the ...

... The ordinary meetingof this Union met last 'nesdiiyic'P:teseri6t-Richard ,Williamls, I'sq', '(chajr~han), Messrs. V. Jones, vice-chah inan, G. Griffiths, Aberffraw, Ths.. - Owen, i Pentryoydd; O.. Parry, Bwlchyfeft; Thomas ,Williarms, 'Ffynnon Gorllis, Hblyhead.; HR. Lewis, Lldnlljbio ; Robt. Jones, Llauddeusot;' Hugh6' 'IOh uglies,. Liandfiwygarn ;; Owen W illiruel, Llanfaelog; -I Hughes, ...

... Front the Oardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette. THE GARDEN. ?? E. writing to the Gardeners' alCronicle, says:- 'In giving a few seasonable hints to those who take a practical interest in horticultural pursuits, I may be allowed to remark that they are not 'intended so much for the practised gardener as for those vho are able to give but a small amount of time and a divided attention ...

... LLANWENLL'WYFO. CHRISTMAS BOUNT1.-The first day of the New Year is ever looked forward to by the young folks of this pariah and neighbourhood, from the fact that it is in- variably characterized by one event,, which shows the the kindly interest taken in them by Lady Dinorben, sandthe Hon. Miss Hughes, of ilIsdulas,. whose par. severing and janremitted atteagons to every kind of SUEring =a ...

... in Lfttle Wifd-atreet chapel, Lincoln's Inn Fields, a sermon is annually preached on the 27th of November, in commemoration of the Great Storm in 1703. This fearful tempest was preceded by a stroog west wind, which set in about the middle of the month; and every day, and almost every hour, increased in foroe until the 24th, when it blew furiously, occasioned much alarm. and some damage was ...

... An adjourned meeting of the Guardihis of this Board vW held. ou Weduesday, the 9th iust., when the follow- ig were preseut:-Mr. C. Bicknell, chairuman; Mr. ,Geo. Simpson, vice-chlairulan Mi. m d. Foulkes, Mr. E. P. Evans, Mr. H. Humphreys, and Captain Roberts. The principal business to be trausacted wqd to consider the termns of the advertisement for plans, &o., for the Wotkhouse Hospital, and ...

... THE, INHUMANITY OF A PARISH DOCTOR. At a meeting of the Bethual-green Guardians, on Fri. day, the conduct of Dr. J. Maesingbam, the parish surgeon, who was alleged to have neglected a patient oamed Ann Ferry, under circumstances which a coroner's jury pronounced to be inhuman, and such as disquali- fied him from continuing to hold his appointment, came under discussion. Mr. Massingham handed ...

... RAB(OR LOCAL BOARD OF HEALT1 The tmal fortnightly meeting of this Board was held ti aa the offices of the Board, in Bangor, on Thursday last. re IEkmoe were present-cessrs. J. K. Douglas, G. Siuip-. ca aoa C Birkaell, Jaha Roberts Thomas Lewis, tb ,4&lsehh Roberts ; and Mr. W. Young Hardie, Hfit s&awrrey and Clerk for the Board. Only the three M zeirtuetiia firat named were present at ten ...

... THE SPECIAL COM AIISSIO16 ON FISHERIES. TURSDAY. The special commissioners appkimted tnder the Sal- lmon Fisheries Act, 1865, for inquiring into the legality of fixed engines, fishing weivsr and fishing mill o' 'lanis on the rivers of England, helda court at Conway ol on Tuesday. The special. commiss&aners were James Patterson, Esq., (Chairman), Captain.T.' 0. B. Spratt, s ?? R.N., and Major ...