... THE l' AAIERICAN, QUESTION. The 2'Tni says :-The wriore carefully we re- view the history of the WVasIhinltoii Tnre:,vl iby thll light of the correspondence- last -pwiblished,- the more reason do we find to mriarvelithat room-,was Ieft for such a 'misundergtahding as has riseh, ouit of ?? ' Upon the iassfiniotiiohof o Ialulderstaiiding, either tacit or express, that no indirect claims wouli ...

... LOCAL. To respect the shrieks of the vanquished has always been deemed the first duty of the victorious; but the minority, although en- titled to consideration, cannot claim authority to trample on the rights of the majority. Those who have watched the proceedings of the Bangor School Board must admit the scrupulous use which the majority has in- variably made of its power, and even -the ...

... FROM WHOM TIIF NORTH WtA[ FS CHRO-NICLE MAY RE EIAD EVEMY SATURDAY M11i)RYN, AT TBS PUBLISHSED PRICE, TWOPENCE. AE ?? Robert Juea, B1ookseller. AMLWCi ?? .avidl Jones, Iot kioller. Hugh liogbes, B)okseller. BAL, ?? .. ?? Sriunderson. BANGOR ?? THF PUBtLISHINo CvrCro. Railway BookstaLII. ,The diferent Bookselleri. BEAUMARIS ?? ?? Pritchard, Bootmak-r. XW, Davies, Bookeliler. BETUESDA ?? ...

... SPECIAL PrT=Y SESSIONS, Friday, January 12, 1872. -Before Vernon Darbirhiro, Esq., and Charles Balke- Icy, Esq. 1oefdrcy by a Servant.-John Nevitt, lato boots at the Castle Ilotel, Conway, was brought up on re- maud, charged with having defrauded the Misses Dut- rou, of the ?? hotel, his employers, by obtainiing goods of Mi Hughes, grocer, Conway, which he ordered to be booked to the Mlisses ...

... lf?- jLvt?r!5 to the JEWW,, ?i, W we cannot be ?? for the opinions S5prymecd by eorre5- pendants. BROCHMAEL TOMB STONE. Sin,-R-This relic is engraved in tire Arab. Caanbrensis, vol. 2. Mr T. 0. Westwood believed it to be earlier than the 9th century, and it is or was in a field called Doltrebedw, on the new 'Iline of'the Holyhead road, between Lima and Cernioge, as appears from a notice in ...

... I RETURN OF THE LoUa LIuUTENANT.-MajOr Corn- ?? West, of Ruthin Castle, returned home yesterday (Friday) with his establishment, for the Assizes at Ruthin. We understand that Lord Chief Justice Ba- vill, Lady Bovill, and a numerous party of ladies and gentlemen, willibe the guests of the Lord Lieutenant on'the occasion of his last official week of duty as High Sheriff of the outy. U5183rCTED ...

... COUsNTvY COUlT,-held on Saturday, the 20th inltants before Sergeant Tindal Atkinson. The cases entered for this court were few, and prin- cipally disposed of by the Registrar, W. Williams, Eeq., the remaining ones which came before His Honour did not possess any public interest. His Honour said that Mr Hamersham Cox wished him to. announce that he (Mr Cox) had received the authority of the ...

... BOROUGH MAGISTRATES' CoUrT, April 19th;-Before the Mayor, Thomas Gee, Esq., and R. Llyd Williams, Esq.-The wine and spirit license held by the late Mr D. G. Morgan, High-street, was transferred over to Messrs. Alfred and Thomas Ashford, Mr Morgan's suc- cessors in trade. PETTY SESSIONS, Wednesday, April 24th. Before P. I. Chambres, Esq,, Llysmeirchion (chairman); Major Jocelyn Ffoulkes; Rev. ...

... ReUAL DEANEItY OF LLiFoN.-A ruridecanal chapter meeting of this deanery was held at Bodedern on F'ri- day the 19th inst. After divine service bad been per- formed in the parish church at half-past ten a.m., by the vicar, the Ven. Archdeacon Wynne Jone;, assisted by his curate, the Rev. Evan Jones, the clergy and lay consultees present assembled in the schoolroom, where, under the presidency of ...

... FROM WHOSM THE NORTi' WAJ FS CHRONICLE' MAY BE HAD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT T5: PUBLISHED PRICED TWOPENCE. ABERGELe ?? ?? Robert Jones, Bookseller. AMLWCH ?? .David Jones, Beekisller. ,, ?? Hughes, Bookseller. BALA ?? ?? ?? Saunderson. BANonR ?? THE PUBLISHING OFFICE. Railway Bookstall. The different Booksellers. BEIUMALsIS ?? T. Pritchard, Bootmaker. W. Davies, Bookseller. BETHFSDA ?? ...

... ST. DAVnD'SWELSW r CrUrlcw BRowN6t'W IlUrr In accordance with time honoured custom in celebra- ting the jubilant festival of the nativity, no less than ten carols were sung at the above church, on Christmas morning with admirable effoit. Thir sermon was ,preached from St. Luite's Gospel i. 32, 33, by the Rev. J. James, B. D., incumbent. On the following Sunday, being the lasb in the year, the ...

... TEE WELSH IN LONDON. (Prone an Occasionat Corro.pondent.) LoNDoN, THU18DAY. With the close of the teason a period of rest comes to most of our Welsh societies here. The Welsh Choral Union has held its last cbacert at St. James' Hall, and at the last rehearsal the members were able to congra- tulate each other ou the amount of solid work that had been performed, whilst some of the most zealous ...