... On the 21st ult., about twelve tons of coals were die tributed to the poor inhabitants of the above place from an old local charity. The distribution took place in the sihoolroom, by Captain C. M. Taylor, one of the trustees of- the charity, and the oveeseers, the rector and the other. trustees being from home. CHuaIsrMAs TRABT.-O Tuesday evening, the 27th ult., the members of the Church ...

... The preds is one of the most powerful engines for the speedy redress of all kinds of grievances-pablic, persona], and domestic-that we have, and as this place is at present feeling deeply the thoroughly in- efficient state of the postal arrangements, we will just enumerate one or two shoitcomings, to show theabsurd- ity as well as the uncertainty of that institution face- tiously termed the ...

... HIOLYHE AD. LocAL Boxnsa.-Ac annual general committee of the mniebers of this board wias held ou Monday last, for the purjose of malting arrangements for the retiring mem- bers to elect a chairman for the ensuing year, and other mintor matterS with regard to the election of new mean- bers. The following were present I -on. A. 0. Stanley, 1.P., chairman ; Capt. Dent, R.N.; Messrs. 1H. G. H ...

... MR. WATKIN WILLIAMS, M.P., AND IEHIS CONSTITUENTS. l On Friday evening last, the 30th ultimo, Mr Watkin Williams appeared before the electors of the borough of Denbigh, to give them, an account of his steward. ship during the last session of Parliament. The meet- ing took place in the Assembly Room, at seven o'clock in the evening, Dr. Pierce, the mayor, occupying the chair, Mr Gee, Mir ...

... DINNIER TO Ti-I. I CAM BR IAN Il'LWAY uFIl.WivALs. A. dinner, worthly tile o0l e.-tabisbod fiute of the Coimuimerial, ?? given on; Monday evetir:g last to all the ?? autd etnployees in the lorutnld- c district of the Cambrian Railway. Mrs CavitjrV-l adillirably. Mr Poole, the S ?? of a Ilarge lp rti u, (if tihe line, occupied the chair, nini was faced by Mrt1t 1. Jones. It was gratifying to ...

... The decorations of this church were simple and appropriate, the general effect being much enhanced by the new lancet windows, which have only just been placed therein by Lord Boston. The one at the cast end is both chaste asd elegant, viz., amber fleur-de-lis ground pattern, with richly coloured border. The.. Christmas decorations were undertaken by Mr8 .and Miss Jones, and the evergreens ...

... WHOLESALE CONFESSIONS OF PAY- MiENT FOR ATTENDANCE AT THE CONWAY BOARD OF GUARDIANS, Henry Lumley, Esq., Poor Law Inspector, attended the Town Hall, on Tuesday last, to enquire as to the practice of payment to guacdians in this union. The guardians and assistant-overseers for each pariah had been summoned to ?? David Owen, of Conway, and Mr Hughes, of DYygyfi'lchi, stated that they re- coived ...

... CARNA.RVON. SxeTAmcN PoonuIeN.-Petty Sessions, December 30, before the Rev. Canon WVynu Williams, Jobn Milling- ton, Thomas Turner, and C. Milles, Esq. Benjatin OGven, Bontnewydd, wvas summoned by Superintendent Prothero forpoachingsalmon iu the Gw3rfai on the 28th ult. The case was fully proved by Sergeant Stephens, and the prisoner was fined £3 and ?? Manuley, on behalf of the Board of ...

... TRl MOND&Y'S Intelligence from Paris to Ft. that General Trochu persont evacuation of Mornt Avron. The bombarded the forts Noisy, Roem Thursday, but on Friday their fire ivn demonstrations were expected on Al' in the direction of Mont ValelxtitO is grieved by 'the evacuation of 21 wire moved by the bombardment - resolve to resist to the ]lst, aslt Yigoreisly in order to break the -. - ?? days ...

... FLINTSHIRE QU..W I'R SESSIONS. The quarter sessionus for d-e i u.nty of Flint were held at 3old on Toesday and V 1, o ~ day. On Tuesdaty there were b it iY few magistrates pre- sent. The chairman (J. S I oEsq.) being ill, and so wais Mr Keates, who I been deputy-chairman during thle ycar of Mr BEs z' sbhievaity, while thle present deputy-ehairmali (1,ElPi tin P~enntant) was in Lon- doli, Sir ...

... HOLY WELL. While yet the sad story of the finding of ?? dead child in tule Straud Woods was fresh in thle wiijd of the public, and while yet discussing tile mystery attached to the crime, arid the great ?? Of the lpartles counectfd with such moustrous cruelty, toe ibllabitaits of our town and neighbuurhood were agaiu startled with the intelligence that the DLAD BODY OF AN OLD MAN had becn ...

... CHrISTMAS TREE AND BAZAAR.-hIhe members of the English Wesleyan chapel in this town had last week a very successful ?? and Christmas tree ia the British Schoolroom, ties proceeds being devoted to the liquida- tion of a debt incurred in the furnishing of the minister's house, and the surplus to cleaning, painting, and decora- ting the chapel. The bazaar commenced on Monday morning, the ...