... HIOLYHEAD. HlOLYHEAD UNION. An extraordinary meeting of the Guardians of the Holyhead Union met last Tuesday at the .Valley Hotel. There was a large gathering--thirty-one out of the thirty-seven Guardians, forning the Board, present.' They were the ?? Williams, Esq., chairman, William Jones, Esq., vice-chairman, Captain Rigby, and H. T. Holder Hogg, Esq., ex-officio; Aber. friaw: Mr. Griffith ...

... . The King of Prussia's birthday was kept on Tuesday;| e A Parliamentary banquet was given in honour of it, at C which members of all the political parties in the North l German Parliament were present. The H ealth of the t KingI was proposed by Herr Simson . Congratulatory t telegrams were received by the Kingfrow nearly all the European Courts, including those of Paris and St. P Petersburg ...

... Among the bits of good news which comne from the abodes of royalty, is, that her Royal Highness the Prin- cess of IVales is rapidly recovering from her attack of rheumatism, and may very shortly be pronounced con- valescent. In connection with the illness of the Priu. cess there is a story told, whib, if Itrue, must be the introduction of another medicine into the British Phar- macopeia, ...

... 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 ...

... l,'1 Air 6R-AND BEA.UMARTS UNION. . The ordinary fortuightly meeting of this Board was held;' on Wednesday last, theo 27th itwhnthe' following large nuiber of 'Guardiansa were.present:- Mr. C. Bi knel, Chairman; 'Mr. Geo. Six`pson, and IM. W. *T Rogers, Viceschairmen; Sir It. B. Williams Bulkeley, Bait,. M.P.; W. Bulkeley Hughes, Esq., M. ?? 1H. Wynne Jones; R. Jones] Hughes, Esq.;, DIr. ...

... PRESENTATION OF A TESTIMONIAL TO THE REV. T. MEREl)ITH. A meeting was held at Glanogwen National School- room, on Thursday, March 7th, in order to present the Rev. T. Meredith, with a testimonial on hi leaving that placefor the rectorship of Newborough, Anglesey.. Trhe meeting was presided over by the Rev. J. Morgan, the incumbent of Glanogwen. In opening the meeting the Rev. Chairman ...

... T ER :EU: COD THEE EUROPEAN 'WAR, CLOUD. Affairs on the Continient of Europe do not pos- sess avery reassuring appearance for those whlo love peace and the blessings which it carries in - its train. There is certanly a kind of calm on the sur- face just for the moment; but we, in cominon with others, think it is only the debeptive calm which often priecedes a tempest.. This feeing; has besome ...

... 1; . , ' ' 1; ' . ' A0c6D6iT. -a- oin i.Weneaday ,lia, Aou=t noon, a qlderly wonman' was accidentally run down, by a vehicle, drove by .1rs.'Fazakaeriey,,The Castle, in Vale-street. One of the' wheels went acrois her head. She: ivas con- veyd' to the house of the nearest medical gentleman, viz., Dr. Turotior, who promptly attended her. We were glad to learn that she was not seriooslybhrt. ...

... SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS A. special meeting of the Commissioners was held on- Thursday morning. There was a very large attendance, Mr. E. Powell Jones in the chair. The meeting was called for the purpose of considering the following recommendation by the Roads Committee, as to Mr. Wynne's plan of a new house in High-street: That permission be granted to Mr. Wynne to build only ...

... R PARLIIMENT ?? I ; HOUSE OF LORDS.-FBIDAY, Mtrc 15. Anticipating a question which Lord Russel had put on the paper, Lord Derby last evening announced that the Porte has consented to transfer the fortress of Bel. grade to Servia. -It will be'hereafter garrisoned exclu- sively by Servian troops, subject only to the condition that the Turkish flag flies over the fortress. Lord Derby added that a ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...