... 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, ...

... Fisnexe-During the past fortnight several angling: parties have visited Corwen, who had very fair sport. The Rev. Win. Richardson, KA., Vicar of Corwen,. has been appointed surrogate for the diocese of St. Asaph. \% e ulnderstand that the corner stone of the new National Schools, which XV. Wagstaft; Esq., of Rihug, is going to build at this place, was laid by the Vicar on Monday, May 6th. ...

... 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perty, propounded by the Court of Chancery t.D. 1833 be, by the consent of the Court and the Charity Com- snissioners, withdrawn, and that one, of which the fol- lowingis an outline, be adopted. 2nd.-The religious teaching ...

... 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 ...

... THE CASTLE. -The excellent Band of the Royal Denbigh Militia have arranged to play in the Castle every Thursday afternoon, duringtrainmig days, between five and seven o'clock. TrsE HIRING FAI.-This fair was held on Tuesday and Wednesday. On the first day there was a very large and good exhibition of cattle, and a brisk trade ensued, at various prices. There was also a large show of horses and ...

... , 2 From what took place in the House of CoM- B Mons on Friday evening, the 17th inst., it would appear that two points have been virtually de- s cided, namely, that the Government Reform Bill 3 will be passed into law during the present Session and secondly that the principle of the bill is to be esentially that of Household Suffrage. On that occasion Mr. Hodgkinson moved (without having ...

... hor AMERICA. the A formidable strike has taken place among the work- 181 ing men of Chicago in favour of eight hours' labour. ted NEw YonK, AvRiL 23. hel A resolution to offer the mediation of the United tod States between the belligerents in Mvtexico, and also be- the tween France and Prussia, has been introduced in the the Senate and laid on the table. General Sickles has an- pra nounced ...

... BANGOR CATHEDRAL ONORAL SERVICEs.-Sttlrdayi, Mayl 18th, 4.0 p~m.--SUthem- Teach me 0 Lord. Roger.-Sindfcq, A9th, 11.30 an. -Anthem- Call to Remembrance.-Farrant. 4.16 prm. Athen- God is our hope. Greene.-Mfonday, 8.0 a.em.- -Anthem.- 0 Lord Give Ear.-Himmel. Tuesday, 8.0. am.- Anthemt- I will Sing.-Clarke. Tlvursday, 8.0. a.a., -Anthem- Lord for they tender mersy.-Farrant. Dr.,john ...

... HOLYHEAD UNION. The Guardians of this Union met last Tuesday at the Board Room, Valley Hiotel, when the following members were present :-Rlich. Williams, Esq., Treban, (Chair- man); Messrs. G. Griffiths, Aberffraw; W. Owen, and Thos. Owen Bodedern; 0. Parry, Bodwrog; W. Hughes, Cerrig Ceinwen; Henry Williams, Heneglwys; J. Lewis, and Ihos. Williams, Holyhead; R. Lewis, Lianllibio; Joseph Jones ...

... We briefly stated in the last number of the CHRONICLE that Mr. Skirrow, the Inspector of Charities, held an Enquiry on Friday last into the state and prospects of Bangor Friars School, and also to receive and listen to any suggestions which might be made to him as the representative of the Commissioners, by the Trustees, or by any ratepayers of the city. In consequence of the hasty notice, ...

... It must be a source of congratulation to all English' men to learn that the Princess of Wales is satisfactorily recovering from the severe affliction which has confined her for so many weeks to hel6 rorm; and when the Prince of Wales announced the fact at the annual banquet at the Royal Academy, on Saturday evening, the enth.u siasm of the distinguished guests there assembled was as hearty as ...