... THE EKIGLISH IN PAIWS. I rl D ar -- * In his paper La Colonie Angatsie M. Lemonie observes that while in Paris there are Englishmen and Englishwomen, there is no English society properly so called. The English never care about making each other's acquaintance with strangers very freely. When they quit England it is not to fall in with their country- men; it is to see now u en cud new things ...

... LLANERCFIYM EDD. I THE ANGLESEY BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The ordinary fortniglhtly meeting of this Board was held on Wednesday last, the 15th inst., at the Bull's I-lead Ion, Llaoerchymedd. Present:-Rev. William Williams, chairman ; E. Richards, Esq., andRev. James Morris, vice-chairmen ; Rev. H ugh Owen, Llanerchy. medd; Messrs. R. Lewis, Amlwch; W. Chambers, Coedana; Michael Hughes, ...

... a PETY SESSIONS, Friday, May 17.-Before J. Wviine ECyton, Esq., chaiiman; E. Pemberton, Esq., and Capt. alCooke. -al. Application by Turnpike Road Trustees.-11r. Ed. at Jones, clerk to the Flint, Holywell, and Ifostyn ,d s)istrict of Roads, applied for orders against the town- it ship of Llwynegryn, for £7 14s. 5id., and the Local ,a Board of IMNdd for £7 10s. 4d. as their moiety for the it ...

... BEAIUMARIS AND THE BANGOR GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. As will be seen from the -reports inserted in a another column of this paper, Mr. Skirrow, the B Inspector of Charities on behalf of.the Charity t' Commissioners, has been busily engaged nearly SI the whole of the present week in making enquiries n and hearing evidence in reference to the state and P prospects of the Beaurnaris and tlhe Bangor Gram- ...

... BANGOR AND BEATUMARIS UTNION. Is there to be a divorce between Anglesey and Carnarvonshire in the matter of the Union, or not ? and if so, is it to be a mutual and friendly separation, or' a legal and compulsory one? Matters are'now approaching a crisis, and in a short time we shall know our fate. Our readers will find in this day's CHROXICLE a report of an important meeting of the ratepayers ...

... BEA UMARIS. OFFICIAL ENQUIRY INTO THE PRESENT. MANAGEMENT OF TUEl GRAMMAR SCHOOL. For some time past there has existed a feeling amongst a large section of the inhabitants of Anglesey that the Beaumaris Grammar School, although vesy. ably conducted by the present head master, Mr. Mors- head, and the other masters, might be rendered more practically useful to the community were different ...

... I On Friday, the 10th inst., Mr. Commissioner Skirrow attended at the Magistrates' Room, Bangor, to enquire' into the present management and state of Geoffrey 'Glynne's Charity. Among the gentlemen present, we noticed the following :-Right Rev. the Lord Bishop'of Bangor; Ven. Archdeacon Evans; Rev. Canon Thomas; Rev. J. Pryce, Vicar of Bangor; Rev. C. W. F. Jones, .Minor Canon; Rev. D. W. ...

... These fkrtnightly Sessions were held on Tuesday last, the 21st inst., before the Rev. T. N. %Villiams, and Major Vincent Wvilliams. The keeper of the King's Arms Inn, Tanlon, was fined 40s., and the costs, 8s., for permitting draunkenness in his house. Transfer of Public House Licenses.-The licenses of the following inns were transferred as ?? Golden Fleece Inn, Iligh-strett, BanLgor, fromn Mr ...

... TREAT TO THE NATIONAL SCHOOL deft CHILDR1N. 'I About thirty years ago this little school was founded mai by Mrs. Oakley, of Plas 'fan y bwlch, who partly en- and dowed it. It was then conducted by a mistress, but the Th( subsequent increase in the number of attendance made suit it imperative to transfer the tuition to a master. This Mr school is now in a very flourishing condition, and the it ...

... The following is the scheme proposed by Sir Richard Bulkeley, Bart., AI.P. in reference to the Beaumaris Free Grammar School:- ?? the scheme for the distribution of the pro- perty, propounded by the Court of Chancery t.D. 1833 be, by the consent of the Court and the Charity Com- snissioners, withdrawn, and that one, of which the fol- lowingis an outline, be adopted. 2nd.-The religious teaching ...

... ?Iullgvhd Farlimant. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FfRIDAY, May 17. Lord Lifford presented a petition from. Glasnevin, a lsuburb of Dublin, praying fur the remission of the capital sentences on the Fenian prieoners. The petition wits exclusively signed by ineutliers *of the Defence Assucia- tioun, who had all been ready to support the authorities in the late disturbances, and lhe entirely concurred in its ...

... LLAND) LIIDNO. C TOWN COMmiSSI(2umERS' MEETING. r At an adjourned meetiag of the Llandudnlo Tm- provement Commiisioners held on Wednesday the 15th 1 day of May, 1867, there were present--Meisrs. J. B. Evans, Thos. ParTy, R. Farrant, Win. Williams, 1). Lloyd, Thos. Roberts, Jas. Jones, Edward Jlones. Evan Hughes, Wmn. Prichard, Robert Price, and Al. Wil- liams. It was moved by Mr. Wm. Williams, ...