... BoAnlD OF GUA1TDIANS, JUNE 1TI -Present: Dr. 0. Riohard3 (chairman), Rr J. Williams (vice.chairmau), Mr W. C. Jones (ex-officio), Mdr F. I'nrmeter, Messrs D. Morgae, W. Ellis, M. V. Jones, Richard Joue3, T. Wil- liams, E. Vaughan, R. Robert;, T. Jones (Brytimelya), B. Ellis, T. Jones (Cefugwyn), and T. Ellis (clerk.)- Belief LieW.-The ordinary time 'or meeting is one p.m., but the Guardians ...

... rENMAENMA.WR. IiarOfTANT MEETING ON PENNAEuNtWYA DRkINAGE,- A special meeting of the Local Board was held at the board room on Monday for the purpose of conferring with Mr Murray Browne, Inspector of the Local Govern, meet Board, on the subject of the sewerage of the district. There were present, besides Mr Browne, Mr Hi. Kneeshaw (chairman); Messrs R. Lloyd Jones, R. Davies, R. Roberts, Dr. ...

... LLANDUDNO IMPROVEMENT CO3MISSIONERS. MONDAY, MAY 2Sth. - Present: MTr W. Bulkeley Hughbs, MYP. (chairmau), and Messrs Thomas 'Wil- liams, Morgan William;, ?? Bevan, WV. Woodley, J. Spinther James, John Jones, Thomas Pnrry, J. ?? Evans, Abel Roberts, J. Hughes, L. Raw, *r. Evaus, and E H. Willianms. The Watcr and D-rirrnqe llbi-ks -The Clerkc reported' that the land required forthe drainige ...

... MR OSBORNE MORGAN ON THE I BURIALS BILL. At a conference of the Liberatioe Society and of Pro- tentant and Dissenting deputies, held on Tuesday at the Cannon-street Hotel, London, with' reference to Church Disestobfishment and the Burials Bill promised by the Government, Mr Osborne Morgan, MP., said he should best con- sult their wishes if, instead of delivering a speech on the burials ...

... ST. JAMES', HATCHAM. Pt tf pi i in tli in h b I. di tb of to Pt di bc to t Po fii 131 Pt fit rin be PI~t au lit di lc go of he N w ca is or di tb at is at fo tl T .is al I tE , 01 a Ix a 0' ti . , b v 0 IR t ii t RIOTOUS SCENE IN A CHURCH. The position of the Rev. A. Tooth in relation to the judgment of Lord Penzance, and conse- quent intervention of the Bishop of the Diocese on Sunday morning ...

... ANGLESEY AND CARNARYONSHIRE AGRICULTURNL SOCIETY. The annual general meeting of the subscribera and members of the above society vwas held on -Saturday last, at tbe Royal H; tel Carnarvon. Capt. J. 0. Wyatt -riffitb, Llanfair Hall, tho president-elect fortheconing year, prebided. The attendance included Messrs E. HoU`phreya, Royml Hotel.; Jasies Bees, Cistle-street, CarmarvO.u; W. ...

... DENBIGH T'OWN COUNCIL, ]lhslssUAiY 5TH.-Preilent : The Mayor ?? T. .J. Wil~- i liams i, Aldermen J. Parry Jottes, T. Gee, J. Daviis Councillors E. AV. Gee, It., H-. 16berts, Evan-Thourns, *T. Foulkiii, TI. G, Lunt, J;~ S. ,Joues, E. ?? Jones, of John Dauilsa (Love-lanoe), t.-.Davies, John Lloyd, a ud IW. Morris. d FINA.NCIAL.-Several accounits, amounting to £35-4s a 11d;' were ordered to 1s ?? ...

... T ELE GREAPHIC AND LATEST NEWS. I [RETCit's TEEGnAMS.] WAR NEWS. The blockade of IRuosian coast of Black Sea was olicially notified at Constantinople yesterday. BtCHAEnST, FIEoDAY.-It is reported that the bom- bardment of Ibraila and Berboich was recommenced yesterday. The Foreign Minister, yesterday, stated in the Chamber of Deputies that in the firht bombard- meut the Russians flied first, ...

... I On Thursday afteenoon, a larg e salelof property took place at Denbigh, on bebalf of Mrs Yottyn, Segrwyd, and others. The quantity of land offered by Mrs M ostyn was se 325a. 2r. 39ip . in a .Eins, &o e and in' Moplots of buldn g land, 13,5961 square yards. The following were offere.d for sale:- 3 A freehold farm of 56 acres, called Sant-yr-hengoed, 3 with house and out-buildings, goed road ...

... TELE GRAPHIC AND LATEST NEWS.e [RECTER'S T c.LEGRANS., FRENCH AFFAIRS. PAnts, FUTDAY.-Legal proceedings will be taken by the Government against the president of the Paris Munici. pal Council for an insult to efarshal Maciaelon. The students of Paris have presented an address to .f. Gambetta, who, in his reply, points to X. Thiers as the future president, THE QUEEN OF HOLL.AND. Time HEuGOt, ...

... CORBE PONDENCE. b=ommutiwationg must be 4egibV, written in ink, and on eniesideof the 'aper ilety. They mut be authenticated by the nme alnd azddrea of the Witer, not necesaritii for pJblcatkio, but as a guarantee of good faith. We ?? undrtake to seturA ccenmlanicate'ons of Wohich we do not avail ourselves. We cannot be repoasible for the opmion expressed by our corirespondents. CONFESSION ...

... A VlStT TO ,PEHON QIARRIES. n On Saturday last the Architectural Society of Liver- - pool, and a large number of other architects and build- ora from various parts of the country, visited the t marble and limestone quarries at Penmon by special 0 invitation from the directors of the comi any. The in- e vitationa issued were about two hundred, ani of these , upwaida of one hundred were accepted ...