... Sin,-The general arrangements and accommodation provided for visitors in Llandudno are creditable to the town, and are folly equal to any watering place in the principality of Wales, The streets are wide, open and spacious, and the semi-circular parade facing the noble bay is a model of architectural beauty and neatness, The purely public buildings, however, cannot be justly classed in the ...

... On Saturday last, between twelve and one o'clock a fire broke out in the office occupied by Messrs W. H. Smith & SOn, booksellers, at the London and North W estern Railway station in Carnarvon, but a plentiful supply of water being close at hand it was very soon put out. The loss sustained is inconsiderable, but how it originated remains a perfect mystery. This is the second fire that has ...

... CORPORATION OF DENBIGH AND DR. I P.PIERCE. SIx,-I must say that I was greatly disappoin- ted in reading the letter of your correspondent, Collegian, in your last week's paper. Foom the nomn de piume I was led to expect at least the letter of a gentleman. But what does it consist of ? His concise and accurate statement is apparently a repetition of what Dr Pierce said at the council ...

... lmpieral iparliauerri._ HOUSE OF LORDS.-FntDAY. The 7th proxitno 0was fixed for hearing the claim to the e&:ldow of Breadalbane. Various amendmensts were reported by the Arobbishop of Canterbury on the Prayorbook (shortened service) bill,' and after its title had been changed to the actlof uniformity amendment bill, 1872, the report was pas. sed. The motion for the second reading of the ...

... OAIMMAES, MON TGOMERYSIIIRE. OrIENIING OF A NEw OnAus.-Friday, the 5th inst. was a red letter day in the ailnals Of church work at' the above place-it was the opening of a new organ at the parish church. Only a few weeks ago it was de- cided upon having one, and an active committee was formed, ?? of the Misses Darlington, rectory; the Alisses Hughes, Glanafon; Mrs Griffith, Aberhir. iaeth Hall ...

... 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 ...

... CA.RNARYON. Timit CA11NARIVON CHUifROHI SUNDAY SCOIOL). UNIO(N LITMIAtr ASSOCIATMON,-The Sunday Scholdi, like other institutions, rmst keep pace with the progress of the age, or failto enlist on its side the sympathies, and secure the support of, intelligent people. The Sunday School requiriee something beyond its ordinary routine of weekly work to attract the mao of literary taste and habits. ...

... ' 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 ...

... BANGOR CATHEDRAL CHORAL SERVICES. at Saturday, 4 O.-Service, Garrett ; Anthem, Hear my ox prayer, Mendelesohn. Sunday, 11 30.-Service, Dykes; Anthem, Blessing, glory, wisdom , and thanks, Tours. 4 15.-Ser- vice, Garrett; Anthem, Wherewithal shall a tr young man, Elvey. T Mr Roland Rogers, MuB, Bac. Oxon, organist, c( ST. ASAPH CATHEDRAL CHORAL SERVICES. B SUNDAY, APcIL 14rIL. Is ...

... , PaTTY ?? Wednesday, April IOth.-Before W. D. Griffth, Esq., P. S. Humbereton, Esq:, Meilir Owen, Esq., and J. Purcell, Williams, Esq. The appoiritments of overse'rs and parish constables not wade at the last court were to-day effected. IRoobery of a Tfatch by a Youth.-John Nicholls, farm servant lad, was charged by John Colville, do., at Ty- hwntyrafon, Aberwheeler, with having stolen 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, ...