... PETTY SESSION.s, April 17th,-Before the Rev. St. George Arnmstrong.Williain (chairmnan), Robert Carreg, E&q., F. W. Lloyd Edwards, Esq., and B. T. Ellis, Esq. A considerable portion of the time of the court was taken up in swearing in constables for the different parishes of this petty sessional division. Trespass in Pursuit of Game.-William Fonlkes v. Edward Jones, (uguiu-lwgu (or Famishing ...

... EASTER VESTRY.-AI1TOINUTtiNT OF' ClUTcICTVAR- DENS.-The perpetuel ?? wvre again chosen. Mr Adam Hunt for the thirteenth time ?? ?? vicar's wardeu, and the paiish chome Mr Williatl Parry, sen. This is the eleventh time in succesaion that dr Parry has beet appsinted. The accounts of Atergrces Charity were examined and passed. This cbarity is now in a fdourishing condition. FoUmm DEAD.-Ot ...

... LLANDbULAS. About three years ago, it will be remembered B. B. Hesketh, Esq., Gwyrch Castle, presented this pariah with a beautiful new church, having a little before then en- larged and improved the National school, for which the parishioners feel much indebted to him, especially the church-going portion of the inhabitants. Since then they have had no opportunity whatever of showing their ...

... A rather remarkable party of emigrants left the Mersey last evening, in the fine Allan steamer Nestorian, for the United States. As it is the first of a series which will depart from England, it is not by any means un- worthy of a special notice at our hands. Everyone knows theusual orderof emigrant-the poor, hopeful Iriahman and the patient, plodding, large-familied Scandinavian. Their ...

... ST. ASAPH CATHEDRAL CHORAL SERVICES SUNDAY, APRIL 28TH. Celebration of the Holy Communion at 8 aim. Morn- ing service at 11 o'clock. Chants, Aylword in D single; Woodward in D; Croft in B minor single. Service, Boyce in C. Antiem, Behold how good and joyful, Whitfeld. Hymn before the sermon, No. 182. Evening-Chant, D pni. in E. Service, King in F. Anthem, Pra-se the Lord, 0 my soul, sGo$s ...

... LLANDJUDNO: THE rROI055D RENEWAL OF LOAN. The settlement of the drainage question has intro- duced another which promises to become equally vexa. tious. We refer to the question of renewing the public loan, which has forced itself upon the members of our. local board, and claimed their serious attention for several weeks past.. lany of otr readers are aware that, some fifteen or sixteen years ...

... 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, ...

... SCHOOn BOARD.-A meeting of this board was to have been held on Thursday, the 18th iest., but owing to their not being a sufficient number of the members pre- sent to form a quorum the business could not be pro- ceeded with. SEmIous ACOIDENr,-An accident of rather a serious character took place at Foal Orthrwm, a few miles from this town, on Friday morning, the 19th inst., to Mr William Owen, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...