... SERIOUS RIOTS IN DUBLINT. The ' Nationalists and the authorities in Dublin have come into serious collision. Tlhe former convented a u meeting for Sunday in Phocnix-park, in favour of an Is amnesty for the Fenians yet in prison, but the authori- al ties immediately gave notice that the use of the park , would not be allowed for sirci a purpose. Notwith- e standing this prohibition large ...

... LLAND)UDNO. COMMISSIONER' IEETING. The usual monthly meeting of the Iraprovement Coemmiseitoers was held at the Board-room, on Monday last, when the following members were present:- Messrs T. Parry, chairmalln J. H. Micklenm, .1. B. Evans, W M. H-ughes, John Davies, G. Brookes, Joseph Jones, Evan Hughes, L. Raw, T. Jones, Dr Norton, and Mr James Williams. Miri ?? minutes of the last monthly ...

... @ l, - IEater4 to tbe Eittor. ..Wecannot berespocaible fbrftbhdbpfnfonxexp'ressed ab corr`t Ipondeati. THEXNORTH WALE CARON1CLEX ANB-l THE DOLGELLEY LOCAL BOARD. SiR,-From the tone of injured innocence which peirades the report of the Dolgelley Local Board, wbichtappeared in the North1 Wales Cht on- sele of May 11th, 'one wo id imagine that our local senate was quite a model corporation, and ...

... ST. ASAPH CATHEDRAL CHORAL SERVICES. SUNDAY, MAr 4TH. Morning-Chants, P. Hayes ia E single; Randall in E. Service, Kiog in F. Anthem, Lord, vie pray Thee, Haydn. Kyrie, Barnby in G. Nicene Creed, Goss in D. Evemug-The Litany. Anthem, O Zion that bring. est, Bennett. Organist, R. A. Atkins, Esq. In ?? Lord Bishop, the Very Rev. the Dean, and the Rev. Canon R. Wynne lidwards. ST. JAMES'S ...

... LOCAL. It is well known that quarrymen work as hard if not harder than any other class of the Y labouring population of Wales, and that they .e live almost entirely on tea and coffee, with hardly any animal food-a diet which is 1 altogether unsuited to renew their exhausted n energies. Medical men have repeatedly de- olared that of all their patients, quarrymen's 0 constitutions are the most ...

... The Times says :- Sir Char]es Dillce bad a trying time of it last night, and Mr Auberon Herbert fared even worse. The -louse of Commons was in a mood of almost uproarious loyalty, and if the Speaker had no. shown hirmself very clear and decided, it is possible that the zeal of rueinbers would have hurried them into extravagances they would have regretted hereafter. We have no sympathy ...

... QRTHI WALES COUNMIES LUNATIC ASYLUM. The annual meeting of subscriberh and visitors to thie institution was held at tho boardtroom of the Asylum I on Tuesday, the 16th iDist. There were present, on behalf of the subscribers :-Rev. William Hick% Owen, Philip Henry Chambres, Esq, John R. Heaton, Esq., Thomas Gold Edwards, Erq. Fortthe county of Den. i ?? Hughes, Esq., Xajor Jecelyn Ffoulkes, Fir ...

... The Liberti, the organ of the Communists at BrusseTs, publishes communications from two ex-chiefs of the Paris Commune. The first from M. F iii Pyatt, is addressed to the eledtors ce Paris. M. Pyat urgbs upon. them the necessity of electing for the seat vacant for Paris an ouvrier with the imperative .mandate for the dissolution of the Assembly. He says that in 1703 Robespierre, after he had ...

... THE CARII4TS IN SPAIN. ?? ID a Spauieh letter ?? San' Seb-sti'u Jan. 24, we V'evk:-:,evenrl tansd: Il et t y 1 itii..Le ILt.r hl-ear. iatce, but bele, it i idet.. bay p. sitiielnl, .oi~ *,uly be guessed at. T.-ay tibe wurte boy ous Idoge the edge of a Pyrene;i precipice, to miorrow they blossom iB the feltile vidlos ui Ctahtl-llat. Whatever i8 said of Lth polintliery ot Lio ?? rine lubf, ...

... INBGHlll- NFMR D ElNBIG SHIRtE INFIRMARY. The annual Veeting of the subsoriberse to this institu. tion was heldI on Thursday afternoon at tu Infirmary~ ase Denig, CptinRowley COAVwy presiding. There thf were al. 0 ?? a Hughes, Eeq:, Ya trad ; ea Rev. L. Lowis, rector of Denbigh; Rev. 11~ Hicks Owels' oh, X A 1frmaichin ,Thomas Evans, Esq., Trcayparc;~ yet Torecar, dito; T. Burtn, Eeq., ...

... The proverbial troubles attending the course of true love have once more received confirmation in the ex- perience of a hard-headed but soft-hearted Welshman in Liverpool, whose love adventures have brought upon him an amount of rather rough handling which will probably live in his memory as an unpleasant waking from a pleasant dream. The hero of the new chapter in the of t-told tale (who for ...

... ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS. An adjourned meeting of the board was held on Tuesday last, the 20th inst., when the following mem- hers were present :--Mr Thos. Parry, chairman ; Messrs Morgan Williams, Thomas Hughes, John Davies, Roger Williams, Thomas H. Lloyd, E. .H. Williams, J. S. James, Thomas Jones, J. H. Micklem, Charles Fisher, Robert Hughes, and Abel Roberts. The ...