... APRIL 2ad.-Present: Thomas Gee, Eqq., Mayor, Dr Pierce, ex-mayor, Mr Alderman Parry Jones,.M Alderman .Evan Davies, Councillors Mr T. f -Williamis Mar E. Wm. Goe, Dr Pierce Williams, Mr John Armor, Mr T. G. Lunt, Mr Thomas Foulkes, Kilford,. Mr John Davies, Lodge, Mr Foulke3, Graig, Mr John Harrison Jones, Mr Foulkes, Vale-street, and Mr Francia Wynane, deputy town clerk. he 1£zcmayor's ...

... gorwenatco Cbriolitcle, BANGOR. SATURDAY, APRIL 6,1872. Th Go It is a moot point among military author- res ities whether a nation threatened with inva- thE lion should wait for the enemy at home or go un forth and encounter him in his own country. tllh England has on several memorable occasions co, tried both these methods, and with a varying eV result which, truth to tell, affords but little ...

... A STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATE FOR. ANGLESEY. Sin,-If your correspondent A'I Anglecey County Ratepayer ?? in his letter of the 23rd ult, had confined. himself to garbling the facts and wrongly interpreting the law, bearing upon the two assize cases referred to in his letter, I should not have troubled myself to notice- his anonymous rubbish ; but he has been pleased be- sides to make certain ...

... TELE GRAPHIC AND LATEST NEWS. FRANCE. VERSAILLEs, Friday. M M. Thiers haS postponed imposition of stampsduty on r foreign securities. SPAIN. a MADRID, Tjhursday. The ministry have obtained a majority in sixty-seven districts, theoepposition in twenty-six districts. During Isome disturbtances at Villalba two persons were killed and ten wounded. CHINA. I HONG KONG, Friday. An attempt has been ...

... Vas'TA MEETiNG-The caual Easter vestry was held on Monday, when the chair was taken by the vicar, the Rev. I.. Davies. The charities account was inspected and found correct, the total bum dispensed being £53 19sa d. On the motion of Mr J. W. Jones, se- conded by Mr Oliver Jones, Mr J. D. Paul, of Tydraw, was elected parish churchwarden, and the vicar nomin- ated Mr J. Corbett as his ...

... ' R D I S IAELI IN LANCASHI RE. Mr Disraeli and Viwcountess Beaconsfield arrived at the Londou-road Station, Manchester, at balf-palst six on Monday evening, and were trei-ltr-ou6ly cheered by an immense crowd, estimated at ' 201,I0J persous. The carriage placed at the disposal of tlao right bon. gentle. man was unharnessed and drawn to the residence of Mr Callendar by a number of his ...

... ThE HON. G. T. KENYON AT RUTHIN. A crowded and infl ential public meeting, and which occ proved a most successful one was held at the Assembly tre Room, Town hall, Rathin, on Thursday evening last, th, to hear an address from Mr Kenyon, the Conservative ha] candidate for Denbigh district at the next general a election. There was a large attendance of ladies. R. U1 G. Ellis, Esq., Plasnewydd, ...

... The ordioary monthly meeting of this board Was 1hwd Oil Tyloidav lest at the Museumi, wthen the vice- obairmnan (MNr Bicndiell) presided. The other meembers present ?? J. K. Dsouglas, T. T. Parry, Thomas Lewis, eand Morgan Richards, The Election Bitl.-Measrs Lewis and Bicknell were authurieed to sign a cheque for £62 4s Bd, the amount of the returning o ffiaer's bill for conduotirg the ...

... FIFTY PERSONS INJURED. co A most serious catastrophe took place at this station, gi which is the next station on what was formerly called tl the Carnarvonsbire Railway, but now forms pert of the tl London and North Western system of railways, to the di Afon Wen Junction, on the evening of Easter Monday (( last. Oa that day a local Eisteddfod was hold at Peoy- groes, ia the parish of Llanllyfni ...

... On Thursday last the usually quiet village of Llan. gerniew was all astir with excitement on the occasion of the return home from the continent of Mr and Mrs Sandbach. As soon as it wasknown for certain that the respected squire of Hafodanos had fixed the above date for his return a general desire was expressed by the in- habitants to testify their joy and good wishes by giving him a right ...

... BANGOR AND BEATUMARIS 'UNION. ?? nhn, April 3re.-PreS.-t: Mr C. Bicknell, chairman; Mr Henry Humphreys, vice-chairman; W. Bulkeley Hughes, Esq., M.P., and Major Plati, ex- officio; Messrs George James, E. P. Evame, Morgan Richards, John Parry, William Thomas, R. Luck, G. Roberts, Roger Evans, C. N. Bicknell, ?? Hughes, W. Jones, W, Roberts, Richard ERvans, D. Richards, 0. Jones, Griffith ...

... EISTEDDFOD AT PENTYGROES, CARNARVON The second chair eisteddfod of Penygroes was held here on Monnday. The tent provided for the occasion, which was designed and erected by Mir Griffith Roberts, Peinygroes, was more spacious than that of the previous year, and the attendance was considerably larger. The -committee had been very successful in securing the patronage of Messrs John Lloyd Jones, ...