... BANGOR AND BEXUIT[ARIS UNION. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardians of this Union was held on WVednesday last, 14th instant, at the Board-room, Union House. Present -Messrs. George Simpson and Evan Roberts, vice- chairmen ; W Bulkeley Hughes, Esq., M.P., ex-officio; Messrs. 'Thomas Lewis, Bangor; It Foulkes, ditto; W Evans, Llandegai; C N Ilickuell, ditto; Richard Williams ...

... A little after five o'clock the jury brought in a verdict of Acoidental Death. We also learn (contrary to the first information receivel) that the goods were insured to the amount of £500; and the house to £250, in the Previncial Insurance Company, Wrexham. COUNTY PETTY SESSrONS,-These weekly sessions were held on Saturday last, the 3rd instant, before Canon Wynne Williams, in the chair; C. ...

... I CORWEJXN. , NATIONAL SCHOOLS,-The new_ 'buildings for the schools and master's residence are now in course of erection, and promise to be an ornamentt to' then town. The contractor is Mr Griffith Humphreys, of Corwen. The total cost of the buildiigs will be about £1,00t), which will be paid through the munificence of William Wagstaffe, Esq., of TRhug. On Friday,-the l1th, an interesting ...

... C lIORAL FESTIVAL. The fifth annual festival of associated choirs was held cthe 'parish Church, Mold, on Tuesday. Among the Qlergy, gentry, and others present, we noticed the Dean of Uhichester, the Dean of St Asaph, Ven. Arch- deacon Sir G. Prevost, Hon. Canon of Gloucester, Rev. J. Davies, vicar of Mold, Rev. H. Glynne, H awarden, Rev. J. Williams, Northop, Rev. H. Roberts, Penmaen- mawr, ...

... UWA L1,44fro f# the 110941ita. e BETHESDA LOCAL BOARD OF H EALTH, , SIR,-It had not been my intention to take any d further notice of Mr E. Roberts, but in order that your readers may not be misled by his letter, I must ask you for a small space to enable me to state exactly the Le whole circumstances connected with the Coedmoer drain- 1, age question At a meeting of the Bethesda Board of ...

... mlopgrial Yarliallullf. d HOUSE OF LORDS.-FIDA&Y, July 26. .e The Railway Companies Bill was passed through Com- I- mittee, with some unimportant amendments. ' Y Lord Redesdale remarked that as the clauses relating e to the sale of an insolvent railway had been struck out .0 the arrangement clauses were of no use, and it would be 't better to omit them. t- On a division, a motion by Lord ...

... AI ML: . IB AXLW0. -:R. a - LrNEs oN AMLwca.-We have been favouredrby a gentleman who formerly resided in Amlwch, but; who now honours Chester with his presence, with a copy of -well, out of courtesy we must call them-verses, which we are requested to insert in the CHRONICLE. The pro- duction possesses several points of merit; it is brief, its sentences are terse and proverb-like, and it is in ...

... I ABERG LE. A GRAND FANCY FAIR AT COED COCH Coed Coch is the seat of Johln Lloyd Wynne, Esq. OR situated in one of the loveliest spots in vireation, abouit erallsix miles from Abergele. It is encircled by towering hills, and extensive woodlands, and commands varied scenery of enchanting beauty. - The owner is a gentleman possessed of the most hu- mane qualities, whico he exercises without the ...

... GREAT MEETING IN THE PlENRHYN HALL. On Thursday evening, the 29th instant, a very large and influential public meeting was held in the l'enrbyn Hall, Bangor, in accordance with a desire expressed by Lord Peurhyn to know the feelings of the ratepayers in regard to a proposal made by Mr John Roberts, at a recent meeting of the Local Board, for the laying out of Pleasure Grounds, &c., for the use ...

... cour. Orury SAW. THz PROVERBS OF SOLOMON. This is a small pamphlet written by Mr Robert Skeen, and published by G. Norman, Covent Garden, London. It was written, Mr Daniel Benham tells us, by his friend, Mr Skeen, at his suggestion, under the firm conviction that many of the evils of life may be prevented by the faithful inculcation of the Proverbs of Solomon, and especially in schools and ...

... A WOMAN AND A CHILD BURNT TO DEA.TH. On Wednesday night last, the 7th instant, a fire broke out at Albert House, Carnarvon, owned by Mr Owen, draper, which resulted in the total destruction of the premises, and the death of the servant girl and a child, who were literally burnt to death. The fire was first discovered by Mr Owen himself, who was staying up in the sitting room with his business ...

... SCHOOL TunAT.-On Tuesday, the 13th inst., the scholars of the day and Sunday schools of this village, numbering 157, were treated to an excellent tea and bara britfl, at Plas Tanybwlch. Mrs Gakeley's fondness for, and kindness to the children, who are educated en- tirely at her expense, are so well known, as to need no commlent from us. The children marched in procession with banners, flags, ...