... T;iE WORKHOUSE. The decision of the Guardians in reference to the locality of the Workhouse is likely to be discussed very shortly. A very numerous and highly respectable re. quisition was sent early in the week to the local magis- trates, and the Hon. Mr. Stanley received it with his well-known urbanity. The ?? is a copy of a letter addressed in reply to the Rev. W. Griffith, than whom ...

... The volunteer review at Dover took place on Monday, and was in all respects completely successful. Looking at the eveilt in a utilitarian point of view, the proceed- ?? were allied with more important results than could' have been obtained at any other place within so easy reach from the metropolis. Our volunteer force was organised purely for defence. Nothing, therefore, could be more ...

... An appeal for aid towards the endowment of free schools in the districts of Brynford and Gorsedd, in the county of Flint, has just been issued by the Rev. Ed- ward Evans .Jones, of Gorsedd, and the Rev. DavidJones, of Brynford. The districts are poor and little known, being out of the general tract of tourists. The above clergymen point out that, midway between the two churches of Brynford and ...

... TH-IE ENGINE-DRIVERS' STRIKE. A notice has been issued, bearing the signature of 18 firms among the largest shipowners of Hull, aunounc- ing that the goods trains between that port and all parts of the kingdom are in full operation, and that their steamers are running regularly, as before, to all coo- tinlettal ports. Some slight damage continues to be done to the rolling stock of the ...

... THE LATE INQUEST AT MENAI BRIDGE: Scn,-I perceive by your last impression of the NORTH WALLS CHRONICLE that Dr. Williams has fallen into a very sorry mood and sourness of temper with everybody and everything connected with the late proceedings at Menai Bridge. He deals a deliberate blow at you, Mr. Lditor, for not supplying to the public what he never advanced at the enquiry (according to the ...

... FcsnINo.-Already a fair beginning has been made by aniglers in the Dee and .AIwen. The Fishing Association, this 55isiIi allows Stormt fishiug as well as flies. Ihis is an improvement on their rules, as it certain weather the former system ca n only be adopted with lany success. The Association also now grants 2s, 6d. tickets after six o'elool, to res3pectable artisans recoomm~endcedl by their ...

... FRANCE. ga pAmIS, April 16. pe Reports have been current of the arrest of Prussian Jo officers by the French authorities at Thionville, and of m the arrest of French officers at Mayence and Landau. tic These reports are declared to be without foundation, nm A circular issued by the Minister of War, dated yes- terday, fixes the sum to be paid for exemption from military service at 3,'100 francs ...

... I The Dean of Carlisle made a speech on the Sunday liquor traffic on Thursday se'nnight, in the course of which he said, to check the sale of liquor for a few hours on the Lord's Day did not domuch good, because the people who would go to church would not go to a public-house even if it was open. From the very time that man first learnt to distil spirits every country under heaven had been ...

... O AA- BANGOR, SATURDAY, APRIL 27,1867 According to the Coert Joutnal the Queen and Royal family intend to leave Windsor Castle to- dlay for Osborne, where her Majesty will remain a fortnight. Afterwards the Queen will return to Windsor, and in the week following leave for Scotland. During the week in which her Ma- jesty will be at Windsor the christening of the infant son of the Prince and ...

... CA.RNARVON. ConRoPRvAToN MLIItreG.-The monthly meeting of the meubers of this corporationa was hold ola Wednesday last, April the 3rd, when the following wore present:- Thos, Turner, Esq., iu the chair ; M1essrs. Lewis Lewis, John D)avies, Thomas ltbltey, Robert Evans, Richard Griffithl, Hugh Humphres, J1ohn Owen, Watkin Wil- liams, Edward Humphreys, and P. De Wintols. The minutes of the ...

... , The Ministerial mountain has brought forth a mouse' After the caucus meeting on Friday afternoon at Mr. Gladstone's, there was great jubilation in the Liberal ranks at the supposed certainty of the overthrow of the Derby Cabinet by the resolution which was to be pro- posed in the House of Commons on Monday evening by Air. Coleridge, the member for Exeter. Slashing' leaders in the more ...

... : IMPE.RIAL V'ARLIAMENT. i OUSE OF LORDS.-FmIVAY, March '30. There was an interesting conversation in the House of Lords on the state of the militia. Lord Salisbury, who Would make the militia the basis of thlei national defences, reviving: the ballot and im. proving the local organisation of the force, called for soen returns to show its present condition. There was a continual falling off ...