... Paris has once more asserted herself, and dis- afliction has endled ill openimnisuirection. A week. ago it wtas coltidenktly expected tiat tile insub- ordination( of the ?? GUrds wel oulde die of ilnanillity and ridicule. It was only nlecessary, men said, that they should be Ilft entirely to their own devices, anid they would Soon get tired of phtyisig tile rebel ainL Would v0olntafrily ...

... Tim WV1PE BtATER. -At the Public Office, oil Mon- (lay, before Captain Philips, and T. W. EIyton, ?? Peter Stanton was brought up on remand fhon the previous MoIuday, charged with brutally assaulting his wife on Strnday, the 12th instant. lhai wife now appeared in court writh a black eye, and every appear- ance of having sut'ered much abuse. She gave her evideuco very reluctantly, and said. ...

... NORTII WALE8 ASSOCIATION OF CHURCH TEACHERS. 'fie following is the paper read by Mcr Elijah Owen at the quarterly meieting of thle above issooeiati;ii field at Beatinmaris Seli col, on Saturday, ?? 26thI tilt., arid refei red to ic our last T 'ire suir rjat of rit oration is well ivorthry of coislider- atien), for uric of thle strongest of tilie ?? ral ?? is10 ptcuir to turn is that w ii cl ...

... NORTH WALES ASSOCIATION OF CHURCHl SCHOUL TEACHERS. The annual meeting of Church teachers was held at the Model School, Caruarvon, on Saturday, the 29th ult., wheni a large number met to hear and discuss the business of the fleeting. We noticed preselt :-Messra Goodfellow, Griudley, Jones, Caruarvou ; Evans, New- ton, E. Joues, Beddgelert, Jones, Llandwrog ; W. Hughes, J. Jones, W. Robetts, T. ...

... SPIRIT OF T.- THE MEATH The S'pectefor considers Martin for the county event. Th'I' ppremier cO. instead of Mr Plnnkett, a unblemished character, backe lenl andt the priests, and slp9. Castle, a ln Ulster Presbyteriain,1, so , of the Irish T'lou, and transported to. for treason-felony in 1848. No doubt, AL has sonic of the best qualities to be found w;lii £ i ll his violent pnt 'arty, i S as ...

... PETTY SESSIONS -Before John Jones, Esq. (in the chair), Owen Griffith, Esq., G. B. Owen, Esq., and Mfajor Mathew. Railway Swindlera.-Samuel Roberts, Criccieth, was charged with having tiavelled from Afonwen to Cric- cieth withouta ticket. It appeared that the defendant on getting out of the train at Criccieth was asked for his ticket. He said that he had previously given it up; but afterwards ...

... g ot At U ftACtO MAY ici01 . BANGOR, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1871. The Radical and Nonconformist element of our national representative assemblyhave been allowed at last a brief indulgence of their long-nursed animosity against the Established Church. Led by Mr Mmiall, who has ridden his hobby of disestablishmnot so long that he evidently grows impatient at its very slow and often distracted ...

... ovti) Q ?? ?? __ll _Cle# BANGtORI, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1871. Mri 1ruco lins introduced arcd attempted to explain his Liueiisiiig Bill. lelo can hardly be icoigratulaued upon the success o'llis attempt, for il 'his 1ill should ?? to be no more de- finite and intelligible thlan the speech in which it was lbreshadowed it will prove to be a sonmewhat intricate and confused affair. So far, however, ...

... 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 ...

... WIle are glid to find that the new chmrchi at 2Prfa Nevin is progrcevsiiig raptidly. '[ho god Squkire of Nan- JtOrOet visited it loot Week, and seeied much pleased at the progress 2made with the work he ?? so niich at healt, and whicll wiill be Iii additional m Cis of serlpeto. ating his memory. TIbc neighbouiring farmers are very kind in letoling their team5s to cart the materials frr the ...

... ALARMIIiNG CONDITION OF IRELAND. The 1Arnv alt(l iVar`Y Gazette ?? are beginaimli to look very bad, nay, even alarsmi ill° r especially in tile province of Minister. We helar of ?? Eculiss meetings unchecked; dejoistrations opelily aild avowedly seditious and disloyal ; ant no attempt made to suppress them ; tile seduious Press becomes daily inoro bold and inure disloyil, notwithstaiiiding the ...

... THE MEETING OP THIE IMIPERORS, lads The Austrian corresp;ondent oif Ahe Tile', wrtring b ti fter the departurteof th~ ' Impein'sftai & biiirnaav issa, of their ineetitg that- If hI Ile ti~ters aiti Chianbers Ihad nie-er sO muach as asexbnced a word it), each IL. other this iteeting of the two Sovereigns wv'nuld have iord, been of the greirt.it inalort-Ance. Iul wais in iiivui to ert- I eat ...