... COMMISSIONERS' MEETING. The' onthly meeting of the Liandudno Improvement Commissioners was held on Monday, November 26th- Present-Messrs W. F. Chapman, chairman; M; Wil hams, J. B. Evans, Jos. Jones, Evan Hughes, James Williams, George Brooks, Thomas Parry, J-. Hughes, C. Fisher, Robert Hughes, and William Prichard. The minutes of the last meeting having been read and confirmed, Mr Parry, ...

... ANOTHER MIUNICIPAL CONi'EST. UPROAItIOUS PROCEEDINGS. The resignation of M\r Gold Edwards and Mr J. C. ist Wyune Edtwaid, as members of the Town Council, re al suited ii one of the most exciting contests that ever tat took place, even in Denbtigh, At an early stage Mr Thomas Evans, Trosypare, and Mr Lloyd, of Brook. he house, were mentioned as the moat likely parties to go lilto office, but ...

... A OPENING OF THE FREEMASONS' HALL. d On Friday, the 25th ult., the Freemasons' Hall, which has lately been erected at Llandudun, was opened with i- great pomp and ceremony, when considerable interest n was manifested by the visitors and inhabitants of the d town, in fact more so than usually attaches to local f celebrations, and the manner in which the event was celebrated by the fraternity, ...

... HOLYHE&AD. Tas LATE Wni2ces.-Tlhese lamentable events will soon be but a memory of tihe past, us in the course of a few days more everything wvill be cleartd away. That of the Triumph, at Trefadoc, was sold by auction on Tuets- day last, by MIessrs. W. 1i. Smith and'Son, who seerm to be quitea u'fit -at this description of, adctions. The atteudance was large, and the sale is considered a com- ...

... FROM! TEI 'MANX PUNCH. The Inn that, most gentlemen prefer.-In-dulgence. DOUBTFUL.. I've an excellent digestion, said F. Al-, nothing disagrees with me. Are you sure of that? observed a friend. Ab, rejoined F. M--, I forgot to have added,-except my wife. SECoND, NATuRE. -A boy who was left at ?? school during the last midsummer holidays, split himself the first time he went out, ...

... PETTY SESsIoNs, Friday, 1st ?? C. B. Trevor t Roper, Esq. Assau't_-Elizabeth Barclay charged William Jones f and Shem Rogers with assaulting her. Mr T. Bury appeared for defendants. Elizabeth Barclay said William Jones took hold of her against the wall, about five o'clock on the 23rd ult., on the road at Nant-y-ffrith. Defendant came out of the house where he lodged and swore he would kill her ...

... idle From a letter from one of the Abyssinian captives, made dated Magdala, the 7th of September, we make the fol- 7ty to lowing extracts:- entle- The only news of interest I have to communicate 3 fair is the gradual downfall of the Emperor. He has been does going down hill very rapidly during the last two months, If the and should the same state of things continue much ather longer we may ...

... POPULAR ENTERTAINAIENTS.-The second of a series of popular entertainments, supplemented upon the original Penny Readings, took place in the Guild Hall, Carnarvon, on Tuesday evening last, the 29th ultimo, Mr R. J. Davids, in the chair, Mr R. Roberts, Training College, accompanying. We are glad to find that these entertainments are likely to prove popular and success- ful. They are cordially ...

... Amuwao CoTTAoG HosPrrAL.-This benevolent cheme is again brought before the public for support, and a glance at the subscription list, which is advertised in this journal, will convey a good idea of the earnestness of those who have so kindly interested themselves in the welfare of the labouring classes.| Comazwssiocs.-We have much pleasure in being enabled to state that Capt. F. L, S. James ...

... PENTRlEYOELAS. ANNIVERSARY OF THE PENTREVOELAS L LITERARY SOCIETY. This society was instituted on Christmas Day in the year-1849, being the first Literary Society in Wales, and ever since: competitive meetings are held once a year, or as .they are.qalled iu ;the neigljlpp~rlood ?? Eisteddfgdau. Thc-president oftho societ3zis the Pev. O.'Jones, th in6 ecimbent of the parish, tie teas Mr M is; ...

... wattro to the (16diter. THEl ANGLESEY WRECKERS Sig,-l find in the Chronicle of Satuwday last a very full, and, I dal e say, a very correct rep rt of the Valley Petty Sessions, which was held iu that village on Mid.by week. The chief business of the sessions was to decide upon several cases of wrecking which were preferred against no less than eight persons mostly, as your corres. ,pondent ...

... PWA--- CARNARATON. qUAgiTERLY MEETING OF THE CORPOiiATION-ELECTION OF MAYOR. The quarterly meeting of the members of the Cor- poration was ?? in the Guildhall, Carnal von, at t NevVe o'clock at noon, on Saturday last., the thIS of November, when the following members, including those newly elected, were ?? Turner, Rsq., Mr T Turoer, Dr W. W. Roberts, Mr Robert Griffith, Mr Thomas Hobley, Mr ...