... Reports weresorrernt in 'London some three years ago that Mr Bouoicault had left his wife and familyin' a state bordering on indigence. It now appears, from hlr Boucicault's statement, tbere was not any founda. tion for them. Last year another report was circulated to the effect, that Mr Boucisoult had repudiated his marriage with hies wife. This scandal, it is said, proves to be equally ...

... THx. 4TroWtALScaoo.,-Tbe following report has beei Geot by H. M. Insppctor as the result of the ,late examinations. It ehowd tbat good work has t iD, done durini the past Year, nod the mmnsgere and slibscribere cannot t bat b igbly plew&ed. with the' higb standairdr of efficiency given it byr Mr T. Morgan Owen. Tbe ,firet clsae t f infaidts ?? agaod ex rioation, but thrir spelling Was very ...

... Ii . A. ?? OP . . CE 1TIM DEMANEY OF Ait=EOHWEDD). From time to time we are asked to report' the, pro. I' ceedinga of various churohee in.' thi4 deanery. lt may E be in the recollection of our ?? deanery of Arlleohwedd was'mapped oht iit varioue. district3, each district consisting of three or 'four con- 1 tiguoue parlshes. Tihe was for the purpose' of enabling - each united district to hold ...

... Bosoo appeared at the Assembly Rooms on Wednes. day evening. The attendance was not large, but these present seemed to anjoy the performance. ENGLIsH CnHUwO SUNDAY SCHOOL.-The distribution el priz a in ?? with the above school will take place at the Natioual sohoolenom~ieext Tuasday evening, ander the presidency of Archdeaeon Smart. There will be a selection of music daring the evening. ...

... The anneal training of the Royal Anglesey EaRinoer Militia (which body is under the command of Colonel Hatnpton Lrwie) terminated on Saturday last. As briefly stat-d in our last impression the foroe was Daspected on Thursday and Friday week by Colonel Cox (Royal Engineers). On TPursday the inspection took pla.:. in the field near the Fryars where the men bad been put through the trill, and ...

... TME STATE OF IRELAND. MR. FORSTER CIIALL1LWNGED BY MR. HEALY. Mr Healy, MP., Speolting at a land meeting held at ti Swoids, county Dublin, ou Suoday, stid he wae there t in .espouse to a challeuoe issued to him by Mr 3iuckk- m shot b'orhter, wbo challeuged him to coma over to Irelan l, and his anawo- to Mr Fortter was, ' lere I H am.' (Cheers). He would remind Mr Forater that al there were ...

... I:.EOG0 E SI A STIOAX~L';;NTE L;IGENGE. )F`Jk'Z FX' P li rNWDI PPINT6M :-11Rev. Charles., ERwaqszley~ctirate oSSt. LeonardlBridghorth, vitar of Ykirdle Wbudd ~~'Wtroow; fpr thia:turo, Mr J Li I aa1lard.t. Ki'' Clalidii B Wicta Bvan, M,& ; curato oftIes~rNorfbsk' ip. ; '4 Lynch Blosse, asia.; .VictaU 3Pd£ Criale, . Eeir' James .Ceaseleb Brownt Nxi 'chr~e:oi l4rerpool ?? 5r Of. -iott Gose Rov ...

... jJforti) 'aleo toito ct'L SATURDAY, MAY 7,1881. NORTH WALES SOHOLARSHIP ASSOCIATION. The friends of education throughout the Principality, will be glad to perceive from the long and interesting report which appears in another column that the North Wales Scholarship' Assdciation has thus'far zade,-very satisfactory progress, and now bids fair to fully accomplish the object for which it was ...

... LLANXFH&NGEL.rNYENHOWYI-. .; RUBA DBsAI&Ur or, LLTnO-On' Friday, the. 29th ult., -4quarterly ruildeoanal meetiug of thi deanery iaa hel~in this parih uder the presidency of the Rev. Oauon Wil Haws, reoter of Llanfaelog, rural dia6. There. was.. . MlitanyJ ?? with holylcoiwpmunign at the pariah abur4 i 1O.w., -lo rurl dean nd tl!e RPui :I4,;YPfit.#tyy Fpicflting. \T145 :waa feflow~od Jhy a ...

... HugL? Thomas, David Williams, and John Williams, quarrymen, of Llaolleebid, were obarged with tres. pmeing in search of game upon land in that parish, over which Lord Penrhyn has the right of shooting, and also with assaulting two gamekeepers, named borgan Giambleton and William Cameron.-Mr Louis, of the flim of! Louis and Edwards, solicitors, Ruithin, appeared for the prosecution, aed Mr John ...

... CORRBESPiONDENCE. !We cannot undertake to insert lttetrs whilel reach the oli later that Wedneiday5 ?? C..nbignications must be legibly soritteu in inA, and on one side of the paper only.' They miit be ?? h te name and addrcessof the miter, inot 81ze5?*ih&I flo publicctutiO, out as a guairantee of good -faith. We' ?? uinlertoacc to Uretura connauniecetiosis -of whkich' SwG do set avai ...

... I| I SUnISENce Or LAND AT BuiNwar. - A curio1us subsideoce took plate at Whittlefield on Mondav afteruoon. A. new shed has been reoeutly built in the rear of Garstang street, and opposite to this the foundstiou of a street of uew houses his been laid. Between the engine house and the promise I now houses, about 20 yards in length and 12 yards in bresdth, the etreet has gone down at least six ...