... LLA.NDUDNO. THE LATE ELECTION OF COIxaISSIONERS.-A corres- pondent from this neighbourhood writes to ask a ques- tion relative to the election of Town Commissioners. He states that one of the councillors elected, .Mr. Thomas Parry, acted as the returning officer, and he wants to know whether it is legal and according to law for a per- son to return himself'? The writer thinks not, and con- ...

... 'Vgt1Xm to tile ot itor. THE LATE INQUEST AT MENAI BRIDGE. Snt,-Permnit me, in justice to myself, through the medium of your columns, to correct several inaccuracies which have crept into yourrepurt of the proceedings of the Coroner's inquest, held at Menai Bridge on the 4th instant. ?? evidence would convey pri'ca facde impressions of having been a vcrbatims ct literatin report, especially ...

... ?? tlz a 4hitat. LORD PENRHYN AND THE FARME.RS. SIrt,-Permit me to call the attention of your readers to a fact which should not be allowed to pass without being recorded in the public press of the country., The princely liberality of the Right Hon. Lord Penrhyn is well known throughout the Principality, and he is universally respected for his many generous and noble gifts to the poor of his ...

... I PtUro to Olt editor. THE WELSH PRESS AND THE BANGOR LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. Sla,-I don't wish to revive the unhappy discussion lately carried on in your columns respecting the question which so divided the ratepayers of Bangor, and resulted in the election of Messrs. Richaids and Lewis, as members of the Board. But allow me to call your attention to the false issue raised by ah unscrupulous ...

... We have been requested to publish the following cor- respondence re'ative to the Election of Guardians for the parishes of Llandudno and Llanrhos, although the dispute is a somewhat personal one. Copy of a letter from Morgan Williams and William Williams. To Mr. Joseph Jones. DzRA SIR.-We trust that you will agree with us. that itF is undesirable, that the ill-feeling and animosity now ...

... T11L ROYAL DESNBIGn MILIAm.-By notices which have just been issued eve perceive that Denbigh has again been selected as the place of assemubling for this regiment of the militia. A good deal of dissatisfaction is felt byone portion of the Wrexhana inhabitants at this arranigement, as, during their annual drill, they cause about two thousand pounds to be spent in the town; others, again, whose ...

... BEAUIMARIS. On Easter Monday last, a grand tea party was held at the Calvinistic chapel, of which a great number of the nembers and Sunday scholars partook. III the evening a very successful literary meeting was held in the cha- pel, under the presidenoy of the Rev. high Jones, one of the ministers of the chanlc. The chapel was crowded. The recitations by the children were capitally delivered, ...

... LLANGE FNl. THE CELEBRATION OF THE MARRIAGE OF RICHARD OWEN, ESQ., CLERK OF THE PEACE FOR THE COUNTY OF ANaLESEY. This auspicious event took place on Easter Monday, the 22nd instant, and was celebrated with the greatest cclat. We have witnessed many rejoicing and festivities in this town on such happy occasions as the present, but decidedly none approaching the present in warmth and ...

... 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 ...