... On Friday night, Thomas Jones, of Colfryn (son of one of the largest farmers in the neighbourhood), ac- companied by Mir. Edward Morris, of Trewylan, left the village of Llansaiuttfraid, near Oswestry, in his gig about a quarter to twelve, and was followed in four or five. minutes, by Mr. Robert Morris, of Rbosddu, on horse- baeck. The three men, all of them farmers, had been, drinking at ...

... I -I HOLYnEAD LOCAL BOARD.-We have received teitttr se on this subject from a gentleman, who &igsihimself le, Rip Van Winkle, which we should have no par- m ticular objection to insert could we comprehend the TI writer's meaning. It may be our obtuseness and want o of perception, but so it is, and we must have another d( wrinkle to enable us to fathom the bottom of the w letter. He ...

... THE TYDDYN TREAT. The annual treat given to the children of Llanbedr goch School, by Mrs. and Miss Williams, Tyddyn, which usually takes place in the mouth of January, came off on the 12th instant, it having been deferred owing to the severity of the weathor. The children, about 80 in number, assembled at the school at half-past '2 p n.; and having been formed into procession, ?? with cheerful ...

... ABE RGELE. ?? ,.fn m oT SANITARY REI'O\M AGITATION. TIHE LOCAL. GOVEO I2INiIT ACT AUQITED FOR P'IINSARN. As ?? readers alread' know a great deal of excite- ment has provailed ill reforecei to ti iatrfraln time pa.st, and the policy to be Adopted has split the raepyrsu Abergel ?? into, two bitterly hostile ?? being for tiheadoption of the act, and the other against it. A fortnight or so ago, we ...

... .PENIRHYN DEUDRA T111 PETTY SE5SIONS, Thursday, Janiary 31, before S. Holland, W. Casson, and G, Casson, Esquires. Margaret Jones Was convicted in two cases of petty' larceny, and sentenced to seven (lays' imprisoutnent for each offende. John Jones was charged by John Roberts with rc- fusing to pay toll. Complaiiant said-I am gatekeeper at Llechwedd-dn, On the 15th instant, defendant and ...

... HOLY HI EAD. HOLY1HEAD UNION. The ordinary meeting of this Union enot last Tuesday at the Board Room of the Valley Hotel. hlie following members were present :---Jichard Williamis, Esq., (Chairman), Messrs. WV. Jones, (Vice- Chaiauiao); T. Williams and 0, H. Parry, of 1-lolylhead; Messrs. 0. Jones, 0. Willisms, Trewalchmal; Griffith Griffiths, Aberifraw; Win. Hughes, Plas Bach; Hugh Hugbhs, ...

... i --0rd SAtuaTl cEB roU c987. BANGOR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1867. It is announced that the Queen will hold, (luring the ensuing season, at Buckinglham Palace, five courts for the reception and presentation of a certain number of ladies and gentlemen. In order to avoid fatigue to her Majesty the number of ladies and gentlemen attending each court will be limited to 260. Her Majesty's courts ...

... iortD valtt Otro0utce, BANGOR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1867. The Queen and the Royal Family are expected to return to Windsor Castle on or about the 21st instant. The Uourt Circelar says it is the inten tion of her Majesty to take a cruise during the coming summer in the Victoria and Albert, which will be ready for service by the 20th of May. The Prince and I'rineess of Wales also intend to ...

... t. MYSTERIOUS CASE OF DROWNING. :e An adjourned inquest was held on Friday, the Ist .e inst., at the Eland Inn, Bettws Gwerfil-goch, before G. Le J. Williams, Esq., (coroner) and a respectable jury,-- Mr. Juo. Wynne, Clegir, (foreman)-touching the mys- terious death of Mr. Jno. Roberts, of Hendre Lysai. The facts of this case which was briefly alluded to in our last number will be gleaned from ...

... I , getts to A ditORO a IJDEFICIENT WEIGHT IN BREAD i1TD COALS. ASut,--In the CUiouNcIi of last week, I read a letter sigeed Fair Play.'%-VNo'ddubt every honest and right-- thinking person fully con'eursafinthe remarks 6f that g*ntlemtan, as to tl - epropiety; of demanding.ptoperi. Wi weight and fair deh ing, andu that every' defieienoy i ¶uld be fully exposed, ,Ispecial - , ~'regards ...

... , SUDDEN DEATH TO A CmrrD.-An inquest was held at the Workhouse, on the 15th, and 18th inst., before W. Williams, Esq., Deputy Coroner, and a Jury; Mr. Evan Evans being Foreman. The cause of the inquiry was as to the sudden death of an illigimate son of Elinor Williams, an inmate of the workhouse. The child was only 12 days old when lie was found dead by his mo- tber's side in bed. ...

... THE PROPOSED UNIVERSITY FOR WALES A public meeting to explain the movement for raising a University in, Wales, wias held in the Town Hall, on Wednesday lIst. J. Jenkins, Esq., 3ayor, presided. The following gentlemen were alao on the plstfortm- James %Maurice, Esq., R. G. Ellis, Esq., E. H. Edwards, Eqq., William Lloyd, Esq., Rev. Evan Jones, Baptist Minister, and Rev. Mr. Jones, Calvinistic ...