... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... @ 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 ...

... BANGOR CA.THEDRAL CHORAL SERVICES. Saturday, 4 0.-Service, Stainer in E; Anthem, ] Glory to G3JCt, Pergulesi. Sunday, 11 30.-Serv~ce, nullivan in D; Anthem, (od is a Spirit, Bir t. fienuett, 4 15.-Ser- vice, Steiner; Antlheni This, is the . day, Tuele. Mr Roland Rogers, M us. Bae. Oxon, organist. ST. JA.lAMS'S CHUHCH, UPPE1R BANGOR. 2ND SUDhADY AFTER TRINITY. gorning Service.-Venite, ...

... PROPOSED MILITARY STATION FOR NORTH I WALES. A public meeting was held at the Town hall, Den. bigh, at noon on Thursday last, in relation to the above. The worshipful the Mayor, Thomas Gee, Esq., in his circular calling the meeting, stated that the question as to whether Denbigh shall be selected as the military station for North Wales, was one of no inconsiderable local importance, and he had ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...