... DINNER AT THlE PLOUGH HOTEL, On Tuesday last a public dinner at the Plough Hotel, St. Asaph, was held, in honour of the marriage of Edw. Roberts, Esq., solicitor, St. Asaph, to Miss Kerfoot, daughter of James Kerfoot, Esq., Vaenol Park, St. Asaph. The marriage took place on Tuesday morning at Bodeiwyddan Church, near St. Aeaph, and the happy couple shortly afterwards took train en sroue for ...

... BEAUivAI(iS. ANNUAL AMAITesu THEATRICALS AT HENLLV8.-On the eveasogs uf Weduesday and Thursday in last week, the aunual theatrical performances took place at Hen- llya, the beautifal seat of Captain J. L. Ratupton-Lewis. Oa Weduesday evening, fully 150 persons, comprising the tradesmen of this aud the surruuodng neighb.ur- hood, with their faulilies, as well as of ?? who are a euployea on the ...

... COURSING MEETING. The Abergele Coursing Meeting took place on Thure- - day last. The meet was at the Cross Foxes, about a n mile and a half or two miles from Abergele. The cour- I sing was kept up throughout the day with much spirit, N and the numerous sportsmen seemed to thoroughly enjoy I themselves. Hares were in abundance. The ground was very wet, and ini consequence of being slippery, i ...

... Jortd) mtes Zjr~ollicle. BANGOR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1869. NEWS OF THlE WEEK. Another appeal has been made by the Irish of bishops to the Queen to grant to this branich of II the United Church the same liberty of meeting in oy Convocation which is elnjoyed by the English d provinces. They argue, as the grounds for the X request, that present measures are pendiug wvhich most nearly ...

... PETTY SESSioNs, Friday, February 12-Magistrates ?? Griffith, Esq., Cefncoch; John Jones, Esq., Ynysgain; and Major Mathew. Ajfiliation Case.-Catherine Owen v. William Evans The complainant is a native of Portruadoc, and the de- fendant hails from Llansannan, Denbighshire. Defend- ant appeared and admitted his liability, when the usual order was made, with costs. Penmorfc-Stealing a Sack of ...

... Tild, FEARFI[L C4iTASTIOPHE IN TME IiU?JTINL 1LG IELLV. The following are the particulars of the frightful catadtrophe wuich occirred on Thursday week, iu- the huntiug tiell-iu Yorksbire: - Tue York and Aulsty fixhounds-one of the most favourite packs li tue West Riding-met atiout eleven o'cloek, at Sawiieleylboudie, lialf-wdy between Harrogate aand AipOLu. lihere Was a good field, incltialng ...

... Last Friday evening, at seven o'clock, the introduc tory or first lecture of a series of eight Lent lectures was delivered by the Rev. Canon Hugh Jones. The general theme of this course of lectures is The Ceremonial Law, as preparatory to and illustrative of the gospel. Galatians iii. chap., v. 24, was the text of the introduc- tory lecture. The preacher clearly and concisely ex pounded how ...

... THE CORPORATION PROPERTY OF ICARNARVON. 'S 1- of ly t, E, ai le ic 6r d .I I c I If L SmR,-Will you allow me to offer a few observations upon a project with which the astute minds of certain burgesses of Carnarvon have been much exercised of late, and which was by no means obscurely indicated in the letter of a correspondent in your paper of last week. This notable project is nothing moi a nor ...

... THE' OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. The Times observes that the notice given by Mr Gladstone on Tuesday night that on the Ist of March he would move that the House of Commons ahould go into Committee on the Acts relating to the Irish Church and to Maynooth, and oa the first itesolution of last Session, was, in truth, of more interest than the colourless review of the situation of the Empire contained ...

... HOLYHIEAD DOCKS. We have been requested to publish the following:- Benarth, Conway, 28th January, 1869. GELNTLE1EN,-I find there is a general rumour at Holyhead that I have refused to support the New Dlocks Bill. I cannot understand the cause of such a rumnour, as I have had no conversation or correspondence with anyone about the bill except with your firm. Will you be kind enough to tell me ...

... 39 TOWN CQUNOIL. he An adjourned meeting of the Beaumaris Town Coun- :he oil was held at the Town Hall, on Tuesday last. Pre. are ?? Mayor, Sir R. B. W. Bulkeley, Bart., in the sso chair ; Aldermen J. LI. Hampton Lewis and LI. Jones; ro- Councillors J. Williams, A. Laurie, E. R. Thomas, H. me 0. Williams, J. Slater, Thomas Staples, R. Williams, ire- John Jones, John Evans ; J. Watkins Jones, ...

... NEW SHERIFFS -The following are the new Sheriffi in North Wales :-Asgesey Thomas Lewis Hampton,' of Henllys, Esq. CaaltvF5,.shile-Rice Wm. Thomas, E of Coed Helen, Esq. Denbighsihre-Chas.Wynne-Finch, of Voelas, Esq. Flintseire-John Scott Bankes, of l Soughton-hall, Esq. Merionethshire-Henry Robertson, of Crogen, Esq. Montgomeryshire-John Pryce Davies, i of Fronfelen, Esq. COMMISSION SHINED BY ...