... Tar Witm WoMAN.-The inhabitatitsof the upper part of this parish were thrown into great excitement this week by the report that the wild woman had made her appearance on the mountain. About four years ago this female hermit made her appearance in the neigh- -bourhood ofj I~an4erjs, where she lived on the mountain forseven weeksiay and.night, and her food was said to be only grass! ?? that ...

... LLANI)UDN). COMMISSIONERS' MEETING. t- An adjourned meeting of the Lltinriduo Improve. a ment Cururjssioriers ei8i held at the Bloard-roonr OU g Monday, the 1st. Present-Messrs. W. F. Chaipman (i the chair'), J B Evans, William Williams, L Raw, T Parry, William Prichard, D I.1 vyd, .Jrnmes Williams, ?? Jores, Evan 11 ughes, Morgaou Williamsre. Edward rJnes, C Fisher. Robert Price, It Farrant, ...

... . . - e- BoRouGa PETTY SESsIONs, NIoudayj July ~2nrl, 1867; a before Llewelyn Turner, Esq., Mayor; Thomas Turner, Bs Esq.; and Owen Jones, Esq. [e A Fenale Row.-Jane Evans summoned Margaret it Davies, Tanybont, with committing an assault upon .y her, on Friday, the 19th instant. The complainant Is stated that the defendant threw a bucketfull of cold 1. water upon her, which was enough to damp ...

... NOTES FROM AMLWOH. d Before I comtnence my Notes, I must. correct one or Ytwo typographical errors which occurred in my last5 and which rendered very obscore what was sufficiently d so in the origiual. I arm made to say volre an dElephant. instead of evolve, and grazy instead of i grassy cliffs. In return, I suppose the compositor !t will complain of my bad writing, which, I admit, is ...

... THE BANGOR CRICKE'T CLUB. of by es, it ol- le iyn GI- in Id Id, ng p. PI 20 19 12 19 a2 3 15 n-I SiB,-Excuee the liberty I take in addressing you on a subject about which the inhabitants of the city of Bangor have heard very little, and the press nothing. The Bangor cricket-clnb is composed of the lovers of that game, resident in Bangor. To this extent it is all right ; but when the club ...

... THE REFORM BILL. The Times believes a calm review of distribution of electoral power which will survive the present Reform Bill must assure us that the fears of Lord Craiborne and others are exaggerated, and ought to be renounced, be. cause they endanger the perception of the truth which underlies them. The Reform Act of 1867 is more likely to disappoint its keenest supporters than to verify ...

... H'OLYHEAD. FRNIAW PRISONERS.-On Tuesday last the Earnest H.M. gunhoat, had orders to proceed from Holyhead to Kingstown (Ireland) to receive, according to first orders, tbirty-nine Fenian prisoners on board. This, however, was changed, and nineteen only were removed from Mountjoy prison, Dublin, for removal to Nlill Bank, London. These were accompanied by twenty warders and police from Dublin ...

... a$1tifr to uthe ditor. BANGOR MARKET STALLS. SIR,-I wish to ask one question on a matter which I confess is to myself inexplicable. If a poor womanfrom l any part of Anglesey brings a few water-cress to Ban- gor, she has to pay 2d for the ferry, and a penny to the market hall proprietor, when probably her whole stock is not worth snore than 6d or 8d. Then again; if a little girl, in order ...

... ANOTHER SHuCKING TRAGEDY IN DENBIGHSEIRE. The Pentrevoelas murder, which so recently horrified the community, has been quickly succeeded by another crime of a frightful character, perpetrated in the neigh- bourhood of Abergele, on the highway between that town and the village of Llaudulaes, inthe county of Den- bigh, on Saturday night last. As customary, we regret to say, several working men ...

... PRESENTATION OF A TESTIMONIAL TO THE REV. J. D. EVANS, BAPTIST MINISTER. Mr Evans has officiated as a minister at Ebenezer Chapel fur the term of eight years, and his christian zeal and unblenisled conduct have made him most popular aud respected, not only amongst his own connexioun but amongst those of all the different de- nominations in the town. Though the shortness of the notice of his ...

... 4 Nortj SATalRAY Lrol6tCle. BANGORB, SATURDAY, JULYs 0, 1867. The Sport says that the Queen of England has i invited the Emperor and Empress of the French I to be present with the Sultan at the grand naval ! review to take place at Portsmouth. Tf the invi- tation should be accepted, Queen Victoria will receive their Imperial Majesties on boaid her ] yacht. Her Majesty paid a short visit to ...

... ILLANDUDN J. the aide set the on. ext iers ;on, on ad. dle. to on nd Oist 'i~s 'by ar- ,y on lu- his- es- nd sct ,es to et. he to of B, ry Is. he lie de ad DU0 of ,in ed , CO1MISSIONERS' MEETING. An adjourned sneeting of the Llandudno Improve- ment Commissioners was held at the Board-room on Monday last. Present-Messrs. James Williams, M. Williams, T. Jo:nes, William Pritchard, J. B. Evans, J. ...