... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... tRIIYL. ILDligaAL-TAT TO THE AGED POOF Or Ram.-James Jo T :E, s i'ited th agedor of, RhYl to a trichly . provided tea, iat the' Lecture Hall,' Sussex-street; on Christmas Eve. Upivards of 200 were present, and the sp party orined' an interestibgsight.' There were amnongsit in' tleim the def,'the'blindi - and' the waimedi Although f' in siinple garbJ they appeared' very clenianhd' cheerful-la I ...

... - Lord anrl Lady Peurhyn are entertaining a, family party at Penrhyid Castle. HiouzWAItMiNG DiNER.-On Thursday evening last a verylpleasant House-warming'f Dinner, as it is customary to call it, took place at the new Refresh ment Rooms, and Beerhouse, near to the British Hotel; Bangor, which has;' been recently opcnend by Miss Boston, daughter of Mr. Boston, of the Cemetery, and who for many ...

... CAMBRIAN LfitERRY SOCIETY, MAN- CONCRATULTrOI1Y DI;EU TO R MU. COUNCLLOR W. J. WIlIum-S (GyILlyM ELAN.) - The metbers (f the above sacie wet at their roons, 'MOULt-street, en sftupday eivellug, the 22nd ult., andu 1proo f dhe oebX~t0oCinbeing'that, of otbfeingto6 r jliernas, tileir congjatltn nie- tir offe to> Ai b\, isiltn; tMr.lmililn, has teen a con- tlt atand prominent member of the ...

... , mur, xii t ! Mce i ouni OWN FsnseiSI&'fI as.?S7-London,;_ Macint,,sh. This periodical comes before us wvith a new cover on *;he outside,-but imbued with the same spirit within; *7here we find literature g tle former high chariacter,' ,d more illustrations. The C'(%tel' s are',veryyvaried;, id three new subjeots ar'th'introdtib,' . .ry portions of which proiisies'vell. 'They'ire E~rtaily. ...

... LLANEGiRYN. In CHRISTMS SERnvi&Es.-The services at the abofe ,v named chulrch were Vry.!heirtily and solemnly rendered . t this yaf. The parishoners had btei] very busy during Monday decoratiig their priiih churh,'and the appear- Va auce of the -hurch did great credit to all engaged in the vvi loving work. The abundance of the red berries 'on' the Tl hollysthis year added'gieatly to the ...

... CARNA-RVON UNION.; CHIOLE.-On Saturday, 'the 2!th ilt., the committee of the Guardians again met,' PresentRobertJones, Esq, in the chair, 0. .. Sampson,: Eq., and the Rev. William Williams, ex-ofioi, Messrs. Robert Jones, Hafodycoed; T. Richardson, ?? Thomas, and Samuel Jones, Newb rough; the Rev, J. C. Vincent, Rev. T. Lewis, and a Pearson, Esq. Tbe clerk having stated that on a further case ...

... BANGOR AND BEAUMARIS -UNI1ON. I The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held on Wednesday last, when the following Guardians were present :-Mr. C. BickneUl, chairman ; Mr. George Simp- son and Mr. W. T. Rogers, vice-chairmen; Right -Hon. Lord Peurhyn, William Bulkeley Hughes, REq., M.P., and the Rev. T. N. Williams, ex-officios ; Messrs T. T.; Parry, R Foulkes, Geo. James, John Roberts ...

... Eating and'drinking, though necessary appendages of Old father Christmas, are incomplete without the sooth- ing influences of music. Mr. Llwyvo Lewis, the Welsh Guilieni, with his talented daughter, Miss Llsvyvo Lewis, who won, though another received, the Vocal Scholarship at the Chester lEisteddfod, paid us a, visit o tFriday, the 2thult. They were accompanied by Miss Walters (soprano), ...

... - LLANFAIR'FALHAI'AIRN. ' The.3 thiag Club of the poor women of the parish is liberally supported' by Mrs. Wynne, of Garthewin. On Ilie 18ih of Deebmber, ohe hundred and ten of them waited upon Mrs. Wvnne,'.to receive their warm winter clothing, she having contributed 3s. 6d. to each person, Itmounting in all to 219 6s. B. W. Wynne, ESq., of Gorthewiin, has this week ordered twenty-five tons ...