... - WVre are'sorry to'record the presenthdull state of the trade of this town since the completion of the railways, and the opening of the deviation line which passes at the back of the town. It has partially become deserted, and mechanics and others have left to go in quest of eumploymeot elsewhere. About thirty houses are now empty, and the shipping trade of the port much dimi- nished since ...

... BANGOR WATER' SUPPLY. As all our readers are aware, the supply of water to the city of Bangor has been a subject which has led to much discussion and excited feeling for the past two years or so. The Water Company has been taunted with not giving a regular supply of water as they are required to do by their own act; whilst they on their parts maintain that owing to the great waste of water in ...

... , AMERICA. NEW YORIC, 19th Sept. The new constitution has been adopted in Maryland by a Democratic majority of nearly 20,IJoO. General Hancock has arrived at Washington. General Sheridan is also expected there. The presidential party returned to Washington from Antietam yesterday. General Canby's administration of affairs in the second military district is reported to be highly popular. A ...

... BANGOR, SATURDAY, OUTOBER 5, 1867. The Cozert Joio'znv states that the Prince and Princess of Prussia will visit the Prince and Princess of Wales at Sandringlham about the middle of October, and on the Queen's return from Scotland the Prince and Princess of Prussia will pay a visit to the Queen at Windsor.-The Duke of Cambridge has returned to England from Germany. His Royal Highness went on ...

... C COMMISSIONERS' MEETING. ;sA special meeting of the Llandudno Improve- nf ment Commissioners was held in the Board-room, on Tuesday, the 5th instant. Present - Messrs. li. Farrant, James Williams, William Prichard, Thomas Le Jones, I. Williams, Evan Hughes, John Davies, 'Robert Price, aud Robert H-lughes. A W. F. Chapman, Esq., the chairman, was unavoidably y absent through indisposition. M ...

... l THE WRECK REGISTER AND 0-IIART FOR 1866. We have for many years past been in the habit of mak- ing a few remarks ocl ?? Register, prepared by the Board of Trade, and presented to Parliament; and we have done so 'principally with the view of directing attention to the loss of life from shipwreck on our coasts, and to the means employed in rescuing ship- wrecked sailors. We find, on examining ...

... ed, RUTHIN Scuooi,.-We understand that the school to meeting will take place on Wednesday next, the 9th to instant. Divine service will be held in St. Peter's le. Church at 11 a.m., after which, at 12 30 the recitations in will be delivered in the school-room and the annual in. prizes awarded. This is the first meeting since the re- storation of the school buildings, and a large gathering ud ...

... CARNARVONSHIlRE BOROUGHS BOUNDARY COMMISSION. On Friday last (yesterday) Captain Nangle, R.N., and C. Merzivale, Esq., barrister-at-law, the two assistant Parliamentary Boundary Commissioners, helda 'meeting in the Gulidhall, Carnarvon, for the purpose of de- ciding upon the rectification of the several contributory boroughs of the County, namely, Carnarvon, Bangor, Conway, Criccieth, Pw~lheli ...

... THE OUTRAGES ON THE CAERHUTN IMOUNTAIN. I This very important matter was discussed and decided upon at the Quarter Sessions held at Carniarvon, on Thursday, the 17th instant, a lengthened report of which will be found in another page of this day's CHRONICLE. It was omitted in our last impression solely because time and space prevented our giving a report which would have done justice to a ...

... NArIONAL ScrrooLs.-On Tuesday last, an interesting gathering of the scholars and friends of this school took place, on theoccasion of the hildrenevincingtheirrespe(it and love towards their master, Mr Joseph Jones and his fair and amiable bride, Eleanor, daughter of Mr Erasmus Edwards, stationer. Amongst those present we noticed the Rector, the Rev. W. Richardson, M.A.; the Rev. W. K. Briscoe, ...

... NATIONAL SoUoOLS.-These schools were erected in 846 by sUbscrliption, and they have proved to be a great blessing to the town of Do]gelley. They have been superintended by Mr R. 0. Williams, C.M, since the above-nauaed time, a period of twenty-one years, and that in a very excellent manner. They consist of a mixed school, under the above-named master, and three pupil teachers; and an Infant ...

... ACF An adjourned meeting of this Board was held on Saturday last, when the following members were pre- ?? Hon. Lord Penrhyn, chairman; Messrs John Roberts, George Simpsou, C. Bicknell, Thomas Lewis kFrondeg), and Morgan Richards. The Gus ancd Water Questions.-The Chairman intinma- ted to the Board that be had to go to Carnarvon almost immediately, and unexpectedly, so that he should not be ...