... The volunteer review at Dover took place on Monday, and was in all respects completely successful. Looking at the eveilt in a utilitarian point of view, the proceed- ?? were allied with more important results than could' have been obtained at any other place within so easy reach from the metropolis. Our volunteer force was organised purely for defence. Nothing, therefore, could be more ...

... An appeal for aid towards the endowment of free schools in the districts of Brynford and Gorsedd, in the county of Flint, has just been issued by the Rev. Ed- ward Evans .Jones, of Gorsedd, and the Rev. DavidJones, of Brynford. The districts are poor and little known, being out of the general tract of tourists. The above clergymen point out that, midway between the two churches of Brynford and ...

... BANGOR AND BEXUIT[ARIS UNION. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardians of this Union was held on WVednesday last, 14th instant, at the Board-room, Union House. Present -Messrs. George Simpson and Evan Roberts, vice- chairmen ; W Bulkeley Hughes, Esq., M.P., ex-officio; Messrs. 'Thomas Lewis, Bangor; It Foulkes, ditto; W Evans, Llandegai; C N Ilickuell, ditto; Richard Williams ...

... - WVre are'sorry to'record the presenthdull state of the trade of this town since the completion of the railways, and the opening of the deviation line which passes at the back of the town. It has partially become deserted, and mechanics and others have left to go in quest of eumploymeot elsewhere. About thirty houses are now empty, and the shipping trade of the port much dimi- nished since ...

... THE SHEFFIELD TRAMD OUTRAGES. The revelations of the Sheffield Commission are enough to appal the community. From day to day outrages of heinous enormity have been dis closed, and at last we have reached the climax with the confession of a murder. In 1859 a small employer named Linley, while sitting near the window, in a public house, was shot from the outside with a noiseless gun. For inonths ...

... MONTHLY MEETING OF THE CARNARVON - CORPORATION. The ordinary monthly meeting of the members of the Carnarvon Corporation was held in -the Guild Hell, on Wednesday, the 4th instant, when the following members were ?? Turner, Esqr., mayor, chairman; Messrs James Rees, Simon Hobley, Richard Griffith, Robert Griffith, Hugh kluimphreys, Lewis Lewis, Dr Watkin Roberts, John Davies, Wat- kin Williams ...

... The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Holyhead Guardians was held in the usual Board -room, at the Valley Hotel, on Wednesday last. The following members being ?? Williams, Esq., Tre. ban (chairman) ; Messrs. John Lewis, Vrondeg, William Griffiths, Market-street, and Thomas Williams, Ffynon Gorilass, H olyhead, William Williams, Aberffraw, William Owen, Bodedern, Owen Parry, Bodwrog, Robt. ...

... A little after five o'clock the jury brought in a verdict of Acoidental Death. We also learn (contrary to the first information receivel) that the goods were insured to the amount of £500; and the house to £250, in the Previncial Insurance Company, Wrexham. COUNTY PETTY SESSrONS,-These weekly sessions were held on Saturday last, the 3rd instant, before Canon Wynne Williams, in the chair; C. ...

... SANITARY CONDITION OF WALES.-In the House of Commons, on Friday night, Sir T. Lloyd asked the Vice-President of the Council whether his attention had been called to the report of the Registrar-Geieral on the defective sanitary condition of Wales; and whether he was prepared to take any steps to remedy the serious evils cumiplained of. Mr. (Jorry replied that the at. ?? Cf the Government had ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT THE GRAM- MAR SCHOOL. On Thursday, the 20th instant, a meeting was held at the Denbigh Grammar Schojol, for the purpose of dis- tributing prizes to the scholars. Three of the trustees were present, ?? Pierce, Esq., M.D., Mayor of Denbigh, in the chair; Townshend Mainwaring, Esq., M.P.; and A. E. Tmrnour, Esq., M.D. The proceedings were opened by The Mayor, who stated ...

... THE EKIGLISH IN PAIWS. I rl D ar -- * In his paper La Colonie Angatsie M. Lemonie observes that while in Paris there are Englishmen and Englishwomen, there is no English society properly so called. The English never care about making each other's acquaintance with strangers very freely. When they quit England it is not to fall in with their country- men; it is to see now u en cud new things ...

... LLANERCFIYM EDD. I THE ANGLESEY BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The ordinary fortniglhtly meeting of this Board was held on Wednesday last, the 15th inst., at the Bull's I-lead Ion, Llaoerchymedd. Present:-Rev. William Williams, chairman ; E. Richards, Esq., andRev. James Morris, vice-chairmen ; Rev. H ugh Owen, Llanerchy. medd; Messrs. R. Lewis, Amlwch; W. Chambers, Coedana; Michael Hughes, ...