... TEM TrPlrkexci LECTLiE-.-r SmiLbard, of Derby, t60 tv renowned temperance lecturer, gave two of his enter- t;tainihients ait the Assembly Roins, Mjarket I dill, oiI MNvonday and Tuecday evoniugs. The attei(laoce onl both evenings wais very good, end the lectiLer, on the tI whole, wav3 listened to attentively. On .Monday even- A ing the chair was talien by the 1Rev. lRg, r Edwards, ?? onI ...

... - ImInrial T,?Iarhanbmlt. HOUSE 01F LOflDS.-FRIDrAY. Fil ?? Doite took the oathl andl his seitt, irislilpe oly silt for hallf-ani-hemj, aud no bual'. ifinteres('t was transacted. ]lT(ISp or COMM ONS.-FlaIouty. ';:1t~Ihaiii gave notice, that err the Army Estimates o ~ I iii-; ?? the onni11ber of menl bo i-ed need bry 10- I G (lant Dunff gave notice of at Commtiittee [1li~i Fiinance. In i'repy ...

... LLAND UDN 0. . TIIE LL.ANDUDNO SANeATOueLUf.-On M10onday evening last a grand amnateur concert in aid of the funds of the above philanthropic institution was given at the St. George's liall, under the presidency of the Roy. J. Mltgan. The halt was well Ifilled with a UmoSt respect. nblo and appreciative audience, alld the excellent pro. granume, which ?? thle ?? cf several distin- ?? ?? ewho ...

... B RYNCORDIVOR, DOLGELLEY. POPULAR RtEDIxosz. -Tlse third of this winter's popu lar readings took place ou Friday evening, the 17th inst., at the Schoolroom of this plico, utnder the presidency of II. Peghie, E.sq., 1-lelygog. After an opening address by the chairman, the following programme wasi pro- ceeded with:- Air-' Sicily,' Uhyely5imain ?? Band. Song-' Tile 1negrooe s snoag ' Mr ?? ...

... ]DENB3IG H. BIOROUGHIr MIAGIST'rATES' Couinr, F eb. 1 -7th-Before D' Vierce (maytor) aind 31i' Th oimas Ef ?? arnd otstpuetiirw ftre Poelnjrtlt.-Alury Roberts was charged by P'C. Wi. E vans wvhir having, while ill a drunken ttate, been guilty of swealintg and obstructing the frorit of the trluds-peoiule's premises ii Hlighl-rtreet. Finre() 2s Gil and ?? liug1res, lahirore was chargerl by ...

... HOLYHIEAD. SUDDEN DEATIL.-It is our painful duty to record tile suddeu death of Mr Edward Williams. The deceased had been indisposed for some time, butl was not incapa citated from followiag his usual avocations. On- Fiiday, the 3rd, however, lie was seized with sudden illnees, which shortly terminated ih his death, through what is supposed by thei medical faculty to have been disease of the ...

... lEDUCATIOUN IS N)ITLI-I NAIWAS-TUEJ B.kL.A. SCHOOL. The ucw echicne ofthe ?? `Scouiols ?? fur B aloa SiP 'I i1 i; w ?? the publie, and it will be Vell to ire n slt tnil st L ia- kf it. The goverin ilbody is ti1lttitrt lv to coitaist of thirteen clCsouas, (if itiloli tibra will bL eix-ilitit governors, ?? rqip-e.s--ltaiiive, auid six eti-o.ttitive. Thle cx- officio gi't--i areiC to i-i' thoe ?? ...

... SEnIous FinE AT PLAS-Y-WIARDI-A fire which caused great excitement, and sympathy to be felt for the worthy proprietor, MIr Thomas Jenkins, waS dis- covered about two o'clock on the morning of Sunday last, in the farm buildings at Plasyward. It so hap- pened that the barn was comparatively empty, with no corn in it; 'out only some straw. , The ltuthin Fire Brigade came down with their engine ...

... jeorti) MORO, el) rollicte 4 1 BANGOR, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1871. The remarkable recuperative elasticity and energy of France has been often illustrated in the vicissitudes of her history, but never was it more conspicuously and, wonderfully shown than in the rapidity with which she is now recovering from the disastrous and, as once was feared, ruinous consequences of her late conflict with ...

... NUPTIAL REJOICINGS AT LLAN- ERCOYMEDD. The usually quiet little town of Llanerchymodd was, on Thursday last, the scene of great festivities on the occasion of the nnartiage of Miss P'richard, elhest daugh- ter of Robert Prichard, Esq., Lhsrydiarth Esgob, with *William Laird, Esq., the eldest son of Johu Laird, Esq., 31.., Birkenlesld. The high position wvhich thie respected farmily of ...

... CLERICAL EDUCATION IN THE I)ICESE OF BANGOR. .A public mieeting w~as held in thle 'erYul liaf1, Jtiron MI'UL'dy last, at two p.m., for h pcipote g oi titga asoctitl~itio to assist doily qua lfed can. di it n ja led atitig themselves for the tuilistry of the Citiarech it, T~s~ lhere was at very large attendanlice C i both clergy and laity, despite the Unfavourable state of tiem Weather. On thle ...

... BLARNAU FESTINIOG. THE ANNUAL LITERABRY MElTING. This mnecting Wxas held at the Assembly Rtoom, on Monday last. TIlere were two meetings as usual, one in the afternam andtlhe other in the evening, the for- mer presided over by J. Casson, Esq., Jilacnlrd ol, and the latter by S. Holland, E13q., N1'. in :cddiiion to these gentlermen, the meetings wore under the patronage of J. \V. Gremves, Esq, ...