... I BANGOR AND BE.A'EARIS UN1ON. The fortnightlymeeti.ng of tbis Board was held onWed' nesday last, the 27th'inst., wheil the following Gluardians were pr'csent -Mr. C. Bicknell, chairman; Mr. GeO. Simpson, and- 'Mr. ?? ?? ' ogtrs, vice-chairmnen; W. Bulkeley Hughes, IEsq., M.P., ox-officio1: Mesrs.8 AT. T. Parry, Rd; Foulkes, J. Roberts, Heniry Hunmpbreys, Hugh Roberts, Rd. Hughes, Hugh ...

... Il II L, I -DNO FREJbCINk' I O9 T. EM1RAkAD`TFJ[R E:2'fHURSFIElW O!F l3BRQS3EIL'Y.,-S tliOP~IRJ. llow',nsir c4 ,, -W~f1I'30 ey'3itb -~'husfd zd' the :.eL the''Wr:'ha'igl~e'W imnov ?? ?? 3Sq~iaip 3 ,The respect w wphich Wihas fat , 1 odf sheldi. ;,L2t xD ?? il~~ig is;iong .onnexiou With thetowy, wre e ws eoj, ,the fore - e d erestiedfind'untirsinge0erttiP ,.b4 ialf Io e' leeyih~ipngt~hi~'3teu ...

... ODD FELLO'WJSH[P IS BANGO7R. ANNIlVERSARiY OF THE LOl. CITY DP' BAONGO, LODlGE. In addition to the Loidge of Oddfellowa; which has been hold at the Victoria Ion, Dean street, Bangor, for sorne years past, and which has a large number of memubers so,0me twelve months ago, or so, it wans dgeided to establish another Lodge in the town at Mr. 3ohn lWilliams's, 'rlince of Wales Inn, near to the ...

... LLAND) LIIDNO. C TOWN COMmiSSI(2umERS' MEETING. r At an adjourned meetiag of the Llandudnlo Tm- provement Commiisioners held on Wednesday the 15th 1 day of May, 1867, there were present--Meisrs. J. B. Evans, Thos. ParTy, R. Farrant, Win. Williams, 1). Lloyd, Thos. Roberts, Jas. Jones, Edward Jlones. Evan Hughes, Wmn. Prichard, Robert Price, and Al. Wil- liams. It was moved by Mr. Wm. Williams, ...

... RUTI-IIN. BOAiRD OF GUARDIANS,-Tlhe fortnightly meeting of this Board was held on Monday. The Guardians present w Were Rev. D. Roberts (in the chair); Rev. E. J. . Owen, Llanfair; Rev. J. C. Davies, Derwen ; Thos. h Hughes, Esq., Ystrad; R. F. Birch, Esq; Mr John Jones, Ruthin; Mr Edward Humphreys, Gyffylliog; Mr Isaac Lloyd, Efenechtyd; Mr Thomas Jones, Llanelidan. . The minutes of the ...

... LLA.NDUDNO. THE LATE ELECTION OF COIxaISSIONERS.-A corres- pondent from this neighbourhood writes to ask a ques- tion relative to the election of Town Commissioners. He states that one of the councillors elected, .Mr. Thomas Parry, acted as the returning officer, and he wants to know whether it is legal and according to law for a per- son to return himself'? The writer thinks not, and con- ...

... A. ROMsER AMONG TIM RoMtNs,-We beg to direct attention to Mr Romer's entertainment, entitled A Romer among the Romans, which takes place -t Pen- rhyn Hall, Bangor, on lonmday, Tuesdlay, and Wednes- day evenings next. Theileading Loudon journals thus describe the eutertainient :-1' Jorne, Past and Presenlt, is an ambitious theme; but Mr Romer handles his sub- i jee very skilfully, and while ...

... PRESENTATION TO THE EDITOR OF ¶IHE 4ROCHDA LE PILOT. Mr. Douglas, editor of this paper, was on Saturday evening last presented with a purse of gold, a timepiece, and au address, at the hands of the Conservatives of Rochdale and neighbourhood. The presentation was made at a monthly meeting of the Conservative Associa- tion, an organisation. by the way, which, with its auxiliaries, now ...

... pialeeana qlt-i leruit, fer(t.- On Saturday last we Were shown a very handsomle watcIh, a gold Euglilh J lever hunter, uliufiiactoied by the justly renowned mker J. WV. Benson, eS and 60 Lulgate Hill, London, bearing the following icl~iljtil)o 'Presentel by a few friends to the Rev. Lewis Lewis, MA., on his leaving ay of Bala, 1st June, 1S67. As stated in the inscr~iptio, it was presented ...

... BANGOR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1867. The Queen left Windsor at a quarter to eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning by special train for Osborne, where her Majesty will spend Christmas. On Saturday she sent a letter of sympathy to the sufferers by the Clerkenwell tragedy. HisRoyal Highness the Prince of Wales closed his visit to the Earl and Countess of Dudley at Buckinglham-hall, Norfolk, on ...

... Fisnexe-During the past fortnight several angling: parties have visited Corwen, who had very fair sport. The Rev. Win. Richardson, KA., Vicar of Corwen,. has been appointed surrogate for the diocese of St. Asaph. \% e ulnderstand that the corner stone of the new National Schools, which XV. Wagstaft; Esq., of Rihug, is going to build at this place, was laid by the Vicar on Monday, May 6th. ...

... BLAENAU FESTINIOG. FESTINIOG AND PORTHMADOC RAILWAY.-The recent changes made in the time table of this line have caused a very general and well-founded complaint among the public. We must in charity to the Company suppose that they wish to accommodate the public to the best of their ability, but it is a matter of surprise to us that they should have thought it necessary to introduce the ...