... I ¢etterS X0 flue. i4ttr. litera inex- access lar of he ad. i, and litera- ' Save i; as is head shoot- action pages ideed. trbiegs tewise shion- comru 'THE WORKHOUSE HOSPITAL.; Sirt,-I perceive from your report of the last ?? of the Board of Guardians that the ,Workhouse Hospital Was again brought upon the tapis in reference to the .loan, and that Mr Luck took the opportunity of-again ...

... B]ETHESD)A. A public mneeting was convened in this populous place, on Wednlesday evening, 13th instant, for the purpose of affording the churches and congregations, as wellas their worthy pastor, a public opportunity to tike leave of each other. The Rev. Rt. Williams,after suc- oessfully labouriug in the pl ace for nearly six years, recently resigned his charge, as minister of the United ...

... A GENUINE IRISe BULn.-A gentleman of position, in Ireland, wrote a long letter to Mr Kelly, at the Impe- rial Hotel, Douglas, and added the following postscript: - I hope to spend a few months at the Isle of Man next week. NEWS FOR TaSrOTALL'EAS.- What will those Tem- perance Saints who exclaim. against the use of wine, even in moderation, say, when we inform them that Mr Van liorn Hamburg, ...

... FRIGHTFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION-LOSS OF ABOUT 200 LIVES. as, ie, On Friday afternoon a most lamentable accident iet occurred at 1Messrs David Davies and Sons' Ferndale Col. hr liery, in the Rhondda Fach, Glamorganshire, by which it is feared nearly 300 persons have perished. At the Ld- time of the accident some 350 to! 400 persons were working in the pit, and out of that number some 50 or Ir 60 ...

... PARIS, NOV. 11. A despatch from Rome announces that a French general entered Viterbo on the 16th, with a mixed column. The troops were welcomed with joyful de- monstrations. The Pontifical troops have reoccupied Frosinune, where they met with a similar reception. The Gari- baldians have rendered themselves very unpopular there in consequence of the heavy taxes they had imposed upon the ...

... 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 ...

... dtm to Atir (f~ditor. I THL LATE LICENSING CONTEST AT PENIIHYN. Sm,-According to promise I beg to call the attention of the executive committee, and the Peurhyn magis. trates, to two only of the nine licensed houses we have. The houses referred to are situated, tbe one at Glany- pwll and the other at Four Crosses. Neither of them have accommodation for man or beast. How came our magistrates to ...

... Friday (yesterday) was the First of November -the great day in all our borough towvnis ever since the passing of the Municipal Corporations Act in 1836 ; for it is upon this day that the an- nual eleetiou of the members of our local parlia- ments takes place. In a great many towns the day is looked forward to with considerable inter- est, and the results are talked about and canvassed as ...

... N &XGortD B atedA 1O ro, 186e. BANGOR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBERB 80, 1867. NEWS OF THE WEE' K. It is our painful duty to announce the awfully c sudden death of the Venerable Richard Greenall, D Archdeacon of Chester. He was presiding in Northwich at a meeting in behalf of the Societya for the Propagation of the Gospel, and was in the very act of opening the proceedings when he was observed to falter ...

... I by Intelligence from Terni announces that an engage- la ment, took place near Monte Rotondo, on Friday. IdGaribaldi, who wase in command of four battalions of ID Volunteer; defeated the Pontifical troops, taking about 100 prisoners and capturing three guns. TIhere were 7, many killed and wounded on both sides. Mosto and t olomone were among the wounded. 1 The intelligence from Rome that the ...

... THE REPORTED SUBMERSION OF THE ISLAND I OF T'O1R i'LA. Beyond the report from New York through Mr Reuter's agency announcing the submersion of Tortola, no information bas been received. The au-.iety evinced by the Queen, and by all classes of her M)ajeuty's sub- jects, to learn the, truth of the announcement, is very great. Her Majesty has sent repeated inessages to the Colonial Offlce to know ...

... HIOLYHEAD. The stagnation which bas been reigning triumphant within our borough during the last few months has given way during the past week owing to the abundance of work at five shillinis per day, emanating from the misery and dire misfortune of others, At Trevadoc the Triumph which was wrecked last Sunday week (with all hands saved) affords work for nearly a hundred hands. Its general ...