... 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. ...

... LLANDUL'NO. Tafo, FoRTiTOEtNG EratcvRON OF COomcSSIOuNRS. - The I burning question ' here at the prestnt time is the all-absorbing topic of the election of Commissioners, whichis to takeplaceon the 30th inst. Sebjectsofim- portance connected with the Empire are put into the saide. The evacuation or retention of Oandaluhr, the iuar in the Transvaal. the Bills brought before Par. liament to put ...

... 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 ...

... IBANGOR' AND BREAUMARIS UNION. The fortnightly mneeting of the Guardians of thi union was held at the workhouse, Bangor, on Wed. cesday. There vwere ?? the Hon. W. E. Sackvillet West (chairman), Captain Morgan, Mr R. ap HE. Williamss Mr Richard Evans, Mr William Eamnes, Air George James, Mr Evan Owen, Mr W. Roberts, Mr W. Edwardo, Mr E. R. Abraham, Mr Robert Roberts, Mr David Williams, Mr John ...

... MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. tl The monthly meeting of the Corporation was held on B Friday, the 4th inst., when there were ?? u Mayor(Dr. W. D. Jonee), Alderman John Jenkins, a Couecillors David Jones, John Jones (draper), T. P. h Roberts, Lewis Jones, Edward Roberts, John Morris, a D). E. Davies, and Mr William Lloyd (town clerk). v Payerent of IWO .-The bills, &o., passed for paymene tl ...

... VAR I ET I ES-. A promising )euth recently .surprised his father by asking ' Father, do you like mother s- ' Why yes, of course.' 'And she likes you?' 'Of course she does.' t' Did she ever say so i' ' Many a time, my son.' 'Did she marry you because she lhved you ?? ' Certainly, she tdid.' The boy carefully scrntirnizttd his parent, and after'a long panse, asked, 'Well, was SheI as near. ...

... JOUBERT'S DEHIANDS. The Telgk'.ap&e correspondentgivesaenaccountof a lengthy interview with M. Joubert at Laing's Nek on mand, that we get our freedom back again. Until we get the Tmasveal nothing but war must prevail. Recall Shepetone's annexation proclamation, allow us to manage our own affairs as we desire, then we shall be prepared to act in accordance with Great Britain for the interest ...

... OARNARVOL-S. NEW POSr OPEICo SAVINGS BAtS.-Consequent upon uepresentations made by Mr Rathbone, M.P., a money. order office and savingi bank have been opened at Waenfawr. REscuw.-The' Ariel,' of this town, Captain Ham. burg, put into Portland on Monday, and reported having picked up nine of the crew of the ' Volere' (Italian barque) laden with marble, wine, and timber, which vessel drove on ...

... . HoCLyEAD Uiion.-The fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardians of thisa union wvas hold at the Board room, Valley, on Tuesday last, Mv Richard Williams in the chair. The other members present were:-&Dr. Williams, Dronwy.; Messrs Thomas Owen and David Williams, Aberffraw; Thomnas Owen, Bodedern; Owen' Hughes, Thomas Parry, William Riva, Holyhead; John Jones, Llanddeusant; Riohard Owen, ...

... MEETING OF THE COUXISSIONERS. A meeting of the Improi~rhent'Coinhriseioners was hrld on Thursday week. There were preseot :-Mossrs W. Bulkeley Hughes, N. (chiairman), J. Ridgo, T. Parry, J. S. Jameii E. HL Williames, RXConwaV, J, Cutts, E. Owen, R. Price, J. B. Evans, WiKEvaus, L. Row, U. Williaws, J. M. Young, E. Jones;'W.,Srnith; W. Bevan,; andJ.W.Rogers. . , T, e 0$0ce of Sutveyor and Clerk ...

... BertO raltt O!;toutde SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1881. on. The Czar of Russia, after many hair-breadth ty, escapes, has at last met with his death at the hands or!' Of the assassin. At two o'clock on Sunday after- nts noon, whilst returning from the Michel Manege Parade Ground, St. Petersburg, accompanied by the Grand Duke Michael and attended by a strong en scort of Circassian Guards, the Czar was ...

... BANGOR LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTI; The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held at the Free Library, on Thursday. There were presents. -Mr Thomas Lewis (chairman), Mr G. James, Dr Ellie, Mr J. Roberts, Mr R. Hughes, Mr R. Robert; Mr W. Jones, Mr Williams, and Mr HI. Lewis; Mr Gill, clerkand surveyor, and Mr D. White, manager of the Gas and Water Works. Tile Leand and Road at Gavth.-The Clerk said ...