... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... TnE FAM.-Oen of the old fairs was held at this town on Thursday, the 26th ultirno, and was the largest LI and the best which has taken place since the terrible c. cattle plague visited the country. The show of cattle if was very large, cbiefly store. stock, and as there was an . unusual number of drovers from all parts of England, , there was a brisk sale at good prices. A great number of ...

... t t .9 I II a i I I I C Sfl,-A friend, having sent me a newspaper con- taining the report of a long speech addressed to the people lately at Wrexham, by Mr Watkin Wiliarms, I find these words in it :-They, i.e. our universities and public schools, are the property of the nation, and dthe nation must and will have them (cheers). It is too aelate new to raise the old cry THAT THrE WILLS OP ...

... THE FENIAN PROSEOUTIONS. ThIe Fenian project for converting Ireland into a republic under the protecting wingof the Ameri- can eagle, was probably as mad a scheme as was ever hatched by men whose conduct otherwise did not exactly qualify them for asojourD in Bedlam. Not only was it confined principally to the lowest and worst educated of the population, but the means at its disposal were ...

... lADjouitxcoD PirTY SESIONS, Mouday, before Colonel Tottenham, J. Pryce. Esq., G. H. Whalley, Esq., id M. P. and C. It. W. Tottenham, Esq. A ?? Detention of Bools.--This ease, which was adjourned from Tuesday week, was resumed. The alcase wa'S as follows :- -e- Thomas WVright, a travelling draper, who a short time ago made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors, was brought op in ...

... LLANETCRIYMIEDD. THE ANGLESEY BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of this Board was held on Thursday last, the 3rd instant, at the Bull's Head f.un, Llanerchymerld. Present--Rev W. Williamls, Tyddyu, chairman * E. Richards, Esq., and Rev. James Morris, vice-chairmen; 1ev. t. Herbert, ex-officio; Rev. Hugh Owen, Llanerchymedd; Rev. John Richards, Aridnwoh; Messrs Richard Lewis, ...

... THE PAN-ANGLICA N SYNOD. The last special service in connection with the con- ference of Anglican bishops, which has now concluded, was held on Saturday morning, by command of the Archbishop of Canterbury, in the parish church of St. IMary, Lambeth. The congregntion, with the exception of a few ladies, consisted of clergymen in their academi- ecal gowns. Among the prelates present were the ...

... 0 LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. On Thursday, the ordinary monthly meeting of this i 2 Board sat. Present-Hon. W. 0. Stanley, MI.P., chair- man; H. J. Holder Hogg, Esq., Mr H. G. Hughes, Rev. W. Griffith, Rev. II. Jones, Captain R. R. Jones, Mr - W. Jones, and the Clerk. Plans of certain new houses in Newry-street were sub- Mitted to the Board and approved of. The Surveyor's salary was considered, and ...