... INQUEST.- An inquest was held on Tuesday, moe ning, by Peter Parry, Esq., coroner, on view of the body of ia farm servant lad, fifteen years of age, named David Thom2e, who was in the employ of Mr Hughes, Ty Mawr, Bodelwyddan. It appeared that on the Tuesday previous the deceased was in charge of a horse turning a straw cutting machine. fie was riding on the shaft, and struck the horse sharply ...

... 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 ...

... THlE AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS. As much to his own astonishment no doubt as to ours, the agricultural labourer finds himself the veritable hero of the hour. Wliatover admiring poets may have sung about him as one of a bold peasantry cai that, once lost, can' never be supplied, it can de hardly be said that he is altogether his of country's pride, nay, if some of his friends- pI and, on their ...

... LLANFAIRFEIHCAN. s On Easter Monday, the friends of the church, old and l young, in this parish were on the quhi riveC at an early hour, as owing to the rapidly increasing numbers who attend it, and the corresponding interest felt in all that. concerns its welfare, we had determined on this holiday B to inaugurate a new movement, to wit, to hold a literary . meeting in connectian with the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...