... UWA L1,44fro f# the 110941ita. e BETHESDA LOCAL BOARD OF H EALTH, , SIR,-It had not been my intention to take any d further notice of Mr E. Roberts, but in order that your readers may not be misled by his letter, I must ask you for a small space to enable me to state exactly the Le whole circumstances connected with the Coedmoer drain- 1, age question At a meeting of the Bethesda Board of ...

... The cattle, poultry, and dog shows were opened at Birmingham on Saturday. The exhibition, as regards numbers, is the greatest that hbs ever been held in Bir- mingham. An interesting and noteworthy incident is the entry of stock in the name of her Majesty. This is the first time that the Queen has allowed this to be done since the death of the late Prince Consort. The name of her Majesty also ...

... ICOUNTY CounT, December 4th,-Before B. Vaughan Williams, Esq., judge. A. large number of petty debts were entered for hear- ting. and eipeedily disposed of. f imrporarnt Infcrmnation.-H~is Honour stated that 3 after this month all court fees must be paid out of court, I otherwise the cses would be struck out, by Act of I Parliament. I A Reckless Defendlant or a Negligent Lawyer.-Mr ?? Byton, ...

... FROM! TEI 'MANX PUNCH. The Inn that, most gentlemen prefer.-In-dulgence. DOUBTFUL.. I've an excellent digestion, said F. Al-, nothing disagrees with me. Are you sure of that? observed a friend. Ab, rejoined F. M--, I forgot to have added,-except my wife. SECoND, NATuRE. -A boy who was left at ?? school during the last midsummer holidays, split himself the first time he went out, ...

... The adjourned seventh half-yearly meeting of the Cambrian Railways Company was held at the Oswestry. Station on Saturday; Earl Vane in the chair. There was only a small attendance. The report of the Directors, and the statement of accounts, an abstract of which we subjoin, were taken as read:- The report of the directors of this company states that during the past half-year they had had to ...

... - FATAL ACC-IDENT AT Biirvrrren COLCJCERY.~-OlH -Saturday morning, about seven o'clock, a man named John Griffaths was killed in the Bronmfield p~it by a largeI stoniefromn the rcof falling upon him ad Cr'ushing hisI head in afrightfulnmanner. An inquestiwad ?? Derwen Inn on Wednesday, which had bean adjourned to that day fur the ,appearance Of tile Government In- Spector, Mr, Higeon. It ...

... 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, ...

... PETTY SESsIoNs, Friday, 1st ?? C. B. Trevor t Roper, Esq. Assau't_-Elizabeth Barclay charged William Jones f and Shem Rogers with assaulting her. Mr T. Bury appeared for defendants. Elizabeth Barclay said William Jones took hold of her against the wall, about five o'clock on the 23rd ult., on the road at Nant-y-ffrith. Defendant came out of the house where he lodged and swore he would kill her ...

... idle From a letter from one of the Abyssinian captives, made dated Magdala, the 7th of September, we make the fol- 7ty to lowing extracts:- entle- The only news of interest I have to communicate 3 fair is the gradual downfall of the Emperor. He has been does going down hill very rapidly during the last two months, If the and should the same state of things continue much ather longer we may ...

... POPULAR ENTERTAINAIENTS.-The second of a series of popular entertainments, supplemented upon the original Penny Readings, took place in the Guild Hall, Carnarvon, on Tuesday evening last, the 29th ultimo, Mr R. J. Davids, in the chair, Mr R. Roberts, Training College, accompanying. We are glad to find that these entertainments are likely to prove popular and success- ful. They are cordially ...

... AAI ERI CA. Nr.:w YOrK, Juno 17, 6 p.m. Intelligence received here fromt Mexico states that Maxirilian claimirs from the court by which he is being tried the right oif trial by a Nait inal Congress. According to the saiie intelligeuce it was reported. that hle would be banielhed from Mexico. TRANCE. PARTS, June 18. '[he Aloniteur of to-rlay says :- During the last two dlays ther Emperor has ...