... RIOTouIsoSCIOOL BOARD MEE' r- I I I I : ING IN WALES. P - d A very turbulent and, towards the close, riotous d meeting was held at the Perihyn Hall, Bangor, on a Saturday night, having been convened by the co. managers of the national schools for the purpose A. of explaining to the public the circumstances a- under which tbe Committee of Council on Educa- .a lion hnd ordered the election of 'a ...

... TO CORBESPONDENTS. I a_ ?? We eaot undertake to return eemmunloatlons of which we do not tvrol ouraelves. Coimunatlonseo should always be ?? written in ink, and on am side of the paper only; length inoease the dfloulty ct. Onding. ' spaece for them. Whstver Is Intended for Insertion rnust be authenticated by the name and address of the writar-not necessarily for publictlion, but as a E ...

... BIRTHS & DEATHS IN LIEROOL. .\ ?? t., t, no. ?? , . a FORTY-EIGHTH WEEK, 1871. .3 .e In the week ending last Saturday, 4351 births and 373B deaths were registered .in 17 of the largest English towns, including London. The -births were G6 below, while the deaths exceeded Lt by so many as 643, the average weekly numbers i- in the ten years 1861-70, corrected for increase of o population to the ...

... THEVIUSHEARAN LidE~hJ)VICTIALE~ nU6 Ii~r't411iisiclAtlah took . : ?? c~ilr~ss ~zou~e4ti'-M iwlam bidrd, -and amngit. thos prsent were Metsi's' U ~C ~16u4h (preident ofth as soaiation), HeD ion ILK. 5Xodwl; , Bim8nms,-J.-G.Buttefied, Wolfgang,' E Edwa ,Parairso'WlmI Joinee W. Hime 'J.'Alsop : 'Jdinn Hlal&IT LOOvde-chira of , hLvp- -pb~~cekedVi e'ra so,, t'o homt Pa ge, . .. .-Clqols,- 0. ...

... OUR COUNTRY CHURCHES AND CHAPELS: rHEiR PAST AND PRESENT, WITH 'VIEWS OF I THEIR CLErGY AND CONGREGATIONS. (BY ' ATTIIUS.' ) NATEBY BAPTIST CHAPEL, BONDS FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE, AND SCORTON CATHOLIC CHURCH AND WESLEYAN CHAPEL. Between 700 and 800 years ago-in the reign of Henry I.-the township of Nateby, which lies on ?? western side of, and about a mile and a half from,. Garstang, was held ...

... I n 1 -7 7 tS !, ' TR '0 _; ' wt,:~ i,, , a\ I ^ WIIOLE8ALE EICTI6NS ATE ?? ?? . . 1 .. . ?? . v..O ?? - I.. , . ?? ?? . i~zA ?? . ; ?? I: R To ^Tf ' ' ?? OVa THE RPOPT ci. t. Gentlemenn,-'qt.does Poti'' om t with the' X dignitt of the.Oxton Local, Board t;:6ply to news- : papei 6article' and letters. tuh was the resmark made to mme by a gentleman who was intimat a:e withithree of thoae *ho ...

... TOXTETHGUARDIANS. V THE MEDICAL OFFICERS AND TaEIlt 40 PRIVATE PRACTICE. tV The Toxteth guardians met yesterday morning in the Public Offices, High Park-street. Mr. Bolton t presided, and there were also present Messrs. E. t Lowry,Williams, Hood,Cowan, Thompson, Dobbin, c Mulvey, Griffiths,Roberta, Carter, Pritchard, Alpaas, I Hunter, and Thomas. t The governor's return showed that the number ...

... 7Th 1LLWESS GusTHE PRINCE OP WALEI The British Medrlicaj Joual SaYs:- Since ?? of Our tstteaelrt last week tidt bie Royal iighness the ppr e of Wales was suffering from a sharp attack of ?? r ?? fever, the daily bulletins of his physicians have indicated very clearly and suocintly the pgrees of t8 =,lady, which has been in all respects regulr in its mauifestsOiiu; and, although deserving of ...

... gpirtAPUlI L-X atU i g SALUS POPULI LRx unm . I DOMESTIC. The bulletins issued on Wednesday by the doctors attending the Prince of Wales notify a regular, though gradual, decline in the symptoms. It is rumoured that M1r. Quain, Q.C., has been appointed a judge of the Co of Queen's Bench. The great conference at Birmingham for reforming the House of Lords was held on Wednesday. The ...

... = =- ?? - -. Sio v tfol LmgIwtvfutg - B) UIJB POPULI Sl UPRER. 8 DOMESTIC. The bi ulletin issued by the doctors -at Sandringl tam yesterday morning was not altogether favourable. It announced that the prince had passed another quiet night, but added'I that f the regular exacerbation of the syii iptoms. which occur towards evening was in excess at the early part of the night. ,Last evening's ...

... IMVMEOOL MERCURY ALMANAC, TXm LvxRPOOL MESRcUnY ALmAIUAc AND Toim TABU.E for the year 1872 will be delivered with the DAILY and WExILY MERoURYOf this day (Saturday)fortnight, the 16th inst. Besides local and general information of the usual kind, the A.LAI.Ac will contain an abstract of the Census of 1871, with tabulated state. ment of the Population of the Cities, boroughs, Towns, and ...

... wim oB o RtXmitU+'. ,.zA.L-us rOPI LEs SUTPERM SU Mf MIARY. flOMlESTIO. The news from Sandringham is siatisfac- tory. The bulletin Issued an Sunday .morning stated that the Wprince had passed .-a tranquil Figbt, and that the symptoms rvere decidedly favourable. The evening -bulletin reported that' the illustrious iuf- -ever had passed the day quietly, and that 'the symptoms continued without ...