... H3tOLYHEAD. LOCAL BOARD. An ordinary meeting of the Local Board was held on Thursday, the 7th March. The following mnembers were present. Win. Waithew, Esq., chairm~an, pro tern.; HI. J1. Holder Hogg, Esq.; Rev. W. Griffith; Rev. H. Jones; Mr. John Lewis; Mr. Edward Hughes; andi Mr. J. Hughes. The minutes of the last meeting having been read, were confirmed. Rev. T. Briscoe brought in a plan ...

... 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 ...

... BEA UMARIS. OFFICIAL ENQUIRY INTO THE PRESENT. MANAGEMENT OF TUEl GRAMMAR SCHOOL. For some time past there has existed a feeling amongst a large section of the inhabitants of Anglesey that the Beaumaris Grammar School, although vesy. ably conducted by the present head master, Mr. Mors- head, and the other masters, might be rendered more practically useful to the community were different ...

... gord) t uRDAY, AddS C ut1807 BANGOR, SATURDAY, AUJGUST 31,1lB67. After her several days' sojourn in the border- laud of Scotland, the Queen left Kelso late on Friday night, aud arrived safely at Ballmo0al, where her Majesty will remain for some time. One, who evidently writes under the ilnfluellce of strong feelings, complains of the way in which the King of Grecce has been lately treated ...

... BEAtUMAIIS. POPUAR ENTERTA INMZ.NTS.-'a Tuesday evening, he the 26th ult., the first meeting of the second season of r et Popular Entertainment's committee was held in the Town cHall, under very favorable auspices. The room . was lled, though not to inconvenience, by an attentive foraudience which appeared deeply in, the pro. ceedings. The meeting, which commenced at 7-30 p.m., sk and was most ...

... PWA--- CARNARATON. qUAgiTERLY MEETING OF THE CORPOiiATION-ELECTION OF MAYOR. The quarterly meeting of the members of the Cor- poration was ?? in the Guildhall, Carnal von, at t NevVe o'clock at noon, on Saturday last., the thIS of November, when the following members, including those newly elected, were ?? Turner, Rsq., Mr T Turoer, Dr W. W. Roberts, Mr Robert Griffith, Mr Thomas Hobley, Mr ...

... I On Friday, the 10th inst., Mr. Commissioner Skirrow attended at the Magistrates' Room, Bangor, to enquire' into the present management and state of Geoffrey 'Glynne's Charity. Among the gentlemen present, we noticed the following :-Right Rev. the Lord Bishop'of Bangor; Ven. Archdeacon Evans; Rev. Canon Thomas; Rev. J. Pryce, Vicar of Bangor; Rev. C. W. F. Jones, .Minor Canon; Rev. D. W. ...

... It is gratifying to learn that the Princess of Waleb, whose. illness has caused throughout London more pro- )Us found sorrow than any similar event since the illness es which resulted in death) of the late Princess Charlotte, is gradually recovering, and that her Royal Higbness is tes now past any reasonable danger. Her Majesty the sly Queen of Denmark, mother of the Princess, arrived on ci- ...

... BANGOR'LOCAL O0ARJ) OF HEALTH. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of this Board was held on Thursday last, the 81st ultimo, when the fol- lowing members were present :-Right Honourable Lord Penrhyn, chairman; Messrs C. Bicknell, Thomas Lewis, (Frondeg), John Roberts, Morgan Richards,; Thomas Lewis, (High-street), and oeshach Role'rts. Lord Peorhyn did not arrive until nearly half the busi- ness ...

... HA|RVEST THANKSoGvING SrRvCaEs.--Services of thanksgiving for the late bountiful harvest took place in the parish church of St. Mary's, on Thursday. The sacred edifice was appropriately decorated for the occa- sion by ?? Lewis and Miss Catherine Evans, and the congregation at each service was very large. The sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper was administered at eight o'clock, and three services ...

... The recent circular of Count Bismarck, which has produced so profound an impnession upon French public opinion, and has painfully wounded the amour prepe- of' the French people, is doubt- less designed as' a manifesto of Prnssian policy. It is all the: more significant seeing that it did not appear to be demonded by the circumstances. For the first time, perhaps, during the present year, the ...

... COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS, November 4, before Rev. E. J. Owen, James Maurice, Esq., R. E. Johnston, Esq., and Gabriel Roberts, Esq. Assault.-Mr William Jones, Llypfasi, charged a labouring man, named George Jones, with assaulting him. The defendant had entered his farm-yard, and on being remonstrated with, he struck him on the head with a stick, which broke in two from the force of the blow, ...