... Ace to *e Eitor- we cannot bo respounsibl for the opinions oxpreosed by correr pondents. SiR,- I think I am right in saying that the j schemes prepared by the Endowed Schools Com- missiobers have, in every instance, been received with the strongest feeling of disapprobation by I every honest man throughout the kingdom. It does ?? to every one, save only to those who wish to profit by ...

... PPRTMADOO. THE SLATE TRADE.-We are glad to notice that there is quite a revival in this trade at Portmadoc, more orders being in hand than can be immaediately executed owing to the want of ships of the proper size to carry them. Several ships of the larger size are much wanted at several of the quays, particularly the Palmerstort quay. The beneficial results of the revival of the trade are ...

... 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 ...

... PWELHELI. SIGNS OF WM=cic AT SEA,-It appears3that old David Jones has been in an awful temuper of late, for camk staves, casks cootainieg something like paraffin oil, a mahogany piece of timber, casks of flour, &c., are con- tinually coming ashore on the cost of Lleyn. Some of them, however, bear evident signs of having been in the water for a considerable time. COUNTY CounrT.-Before ...

... The ordinary monthly meeting of this board was held on Monday last, when there were ?? Charles Bicknell (in the chair), J. K. Douglas, Thomas Maguire, Morgan Richards and Thomas Lewis. Financial.-Mr Morgan Richards moved, Mr Matuire seconded, and it was agreed that Messrs Bioknell anid Douglas sign the precept ordered to be issued upon the overseers of the parish of Bangor for £80. ?? and the ...

... . I. . . I . . I BADIU0B?' SATURDAY. JUNE t22, 18V2. BANGOR.oS AT;DAY, JUNE 122s, 172i It cannot hardlyvbe said that the Ballot Bill leaves the: LOrds exactly in. the shape that it wras sent; up to them. It was gener- ally thought that, PsB the principle' of the mnea- sure had been approved by a .majority of 'their lordabips'on the -'e'Ond reading, its character would not be materially ...

... @ 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 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 ...