... 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 ...

... THE DsnsIxkoE QuESrToN-Never perhaps has it been our unpleasant duty to publish a report of a more disgraceful Commissioners' meeting than the one ap- pearing in our columns this week. It is not the first :time we have seen members agitated and indulging in somewhat harsh epithets; but certainly we have never had occasion to report point blank charges of lying and dishonesty against either an ...

... BANIGOR AND BEAUMARIS UNION. .1 ?? WEDNVIDAY, April 17th.-Present: Messrs Charles r Bioknell (m the chair), Llewelyn Lewis, Morgan Richards, 8 'rhowas Lewis, T. T. Farry, E. P. Evens, J ohn Parry, I John Thoumas, John Roberts (Llaudegai), C. N. Bicknell, f Richard Luck, Robert Evans, William Williams, David c Ellis, T. Pi itchard, J. Jones, Humphrey Roberts, Richd. s Evans, V, illiam Roberts, ...

... A TRIP TO GWERNYIYNYTDD.-For some time past it had been mooted that it was the intention of Capt. Cooke, 1proprietor of the atone quarry at Gwernymy- nydd, to provide a steam traction engine to take the road metal to the station, and coals, bricks, or any other commodity that might be required back again. On Tuesday, the much-talked-of engine arrived, and a great number of people went to the ...

... BANGOR CATHEDRAL* CHORAL SERVICES. Saturday, 4 0.-Service, Dykes; Anthem, 0 great is the depth, Mendelssohn. Sanday, ll 80.-Service, Sinart in F; Anthem, ' Blessing, 'Glory, Wisdom, and Tbanks, Tours. 4 1li.-Service, Dykes; Anthem, The Lord is loving, Garrett. Orgauist.-Rolard Rogers, Mus. Bac. Oxon. ST. ASAPH CATHEDRAL CHORAL SERVICES. SUNDAY, APRIL 21sT. Morning.-Chauts, Chard in E, ...

... 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 ...

... IMP'ORTANT VESTRY. -O11 Thuisday evening, the 4th instant, a vestry was held in the Vestry Roons, the ,bev. Henry Rees in the chair, for the purpose of elect- ing churchwardlens for the ensuing year, and for the consideration o' other business connected with the parish. Dr. Prichard was nominated as the vicar's warden; and Mr v W. J. Hunt was elected for the parish. The assistant overseer said ...

... GWrRcHe CASTLE.-In consequence of the return of R. B. Heaketh, Esq., fiom Louon, where he had bven detained for many mounths, owing to severe illness, a meeting was held at Abergele for the purpose of pre. sentinig him with a congratulatory address on his res- toration to health, and a committee was ?? to iraw up the address, Thursday, the 18th iunt., having been named by Mr H esketh. for ...

... CBICKET CLUB -We are pleased to find that at a meeting held last Tuesday evening, the Conway Cricket Club has been revivtd under very promising auspices, and doubtless the exertions of the members will stiord many a pleasant hours' pastime on the Morfa. PETTY SESsiovs, April 17th.-Before Dr Edwards, Vernon Daruislj e, Esq., and Charles W. Bulkeley, Esq. There was very little business of ...

... MENAI BRI2DGE. On the afternoon of Easter Mond(Ay, a very successful literary meeting in connection with the church schools of the above place was bald in the National School. room, After a brief and appropriate address from the chairman, R, Parry, Esq., the conductor, Trebor Mai, recited some excellent englynion,' composed ex- preessly for the occasion. The business of the meeting was then ...

... An innportant conference was held at Rhyl on Tues- day last, the 2ud inst., convened by the following friends of the'movement :-J. C. Bangor (Lord Bishop of); Westmineter (Marquis of), Eiton ilarl; Denbigh (Earl of), Diowning . Stephen R. Glynne, Bart., Hawarden Castle * . BW.Hoghe, M.P., Plascoch; G. 0. Morgan, Q,C., M.P., London; Watkin Williams, Mt.P., Plas- draw; Thos;. Briscoe, DD., vicar ...

... PWLLRELI. PENTREFFLRI NATIONAL S&eoH'.-This echool has been opened for Pome time, aud is progressing favour. ably; the promnteis are energetic and active in raising ifuuds towards clearing the buildirg delt, and also for weetin)g tbe incidenta] expenses of the school. Amongst .ctkeis, it appears that l1. Harrison, Esq., aE., bas de. termiijed to deliver lectures on astr.iiomy with well ...