... ANGLESEY LIBERAL ASSOOIATION. : Il * A es DEMONSTRATION AT LLNERCHYMEDD. ry The annual meeting of the Anglesey Liberal - Association was held at Llanerchrznedd yesterday. we Mr. S. Dew (Menai Bridge) presided, the attend- es ance, which was numerous, Including Mr.R. Davies,t Lee MP., Mr. John Roberts, M.P., Mr. Morgan IHlot it Q.C.. M.P., Mr. J. R. Davies, Rev. J. Donnae, MAr. 3r. W. Thomas ...

... ne _ lhe The following is the substance of an article by an Mr. W. Tirebuck in the current monthly number of 3nS' the Art Journal z- a Both as painter and poet, Rossetti has been, to 'he the public, like an unknown tongue; to many he has vaguely appealed through artistic hieroglyphics; but to a selet few-he has written and painted be gospel's The public are now learning his name, ad the many ...

... IRE LAND. At a meeting of the National Lnurd Te'Le 1oli in Dzblin last night, it was decide-d to prese-n6.r Patrick Egan with a service of siiver pat- in recognition of his laborrs as treass-r of to' I nu * League funds. A letter was, howonvee read frr! F r- I Mr. Egan, ?? gratit-ide for this r.ar' esteem, but declining the proposel baq ur .cr I present circumstances. He sav--W ieu we s. our ...

... rir It is announced that a poll of the ratepayers of Ihc Altrincham in respect to the proposed triennial 1 election Of guardians will take place. Voting wA papers will be delivered on the 22nd instant, and the collected on the following day. Ric Mi.. LEA'S Co EcmrTS.-The Countess Leiningen- Thb Westerburg, wbo has appeared on the stage of the- Pal famous opera house in Milan, ' La Scala. and ...

... WEST DERBY GUARDIAS. Mr. T. Dolyneux presided at the usual meeting of v the West Derby Guardians, which was held yester- t day at the Boardroom, Brougharn-terrace, West . Derby-road. The other guardians present were v Messrs. Lancaster, John Houlding, J. Beesley, J. p Birch, S. Brookl eld, Thomas Chambers, T. U. Clare, a T. Gardner. J. Gorst, T. Harrison, J. Rilshaw, P. d Loveladv. E. Mawdsley ...

... BIRTHS & DEATHS ri TWENTY- E IGT LARGE ENGLSH TOWNS. EIGHTEENTH WES, 18833 L In the week ending asst Satcrday, 5595 births his a und 3550 deaths were registered in 25 of tho largest co01 English towLs, estimated bv the RegisenrCew= s to contain a ?? of 8.6202975 persons in I g the middle of this year. The births were 133, Tb, y andthedeaths 35, below theaverageweeklynmaber E h during 1282 The ...

... i WNRIAL IN. ENCE.: U' -- I Yedstday, before: the Correctional Polic.'the ,. ri.lwas commenced of thbe pix apers4gY 'implicated a. in te abdutix ad coicealment 1, Fidelia de T Monestdero. a womran'of abionC3S, posseseof a _ 2 derble fortwmein helr own right - These 'er- s3ona arF 'oasterio, mother of Fideliba and a Spaniard by birth; - rancoiss Rouni -tl iO guiere, an lecrician; two doctors-in ...

... ONGREGATIONTAL TOTAL ABSTIENE: ASSOCIATION. F?- e NORTH WALKS AUXUlIARY.-CONFKRBCE Ln AT CESMTER. is A conferce oE the NGrth Wales auxiiary of the Mr Cougregatnonal Total Abstinence Association was im held in Northgate Congregational Church, Chester4 d yeserday. ML ,Samuel Morley, ALF, presided,and X among those prawet, were the Rev. LL D. Bovn, D.D. (loadon), the Rev., G. I4L Murphy. honorary ...

... INOMATIONS OY GUARDIANS. The WEST DERBY UMION. a The following is the listo persons nominated to r h be guardians of the poor for the. several townships f hin ais union :for the ensuing ?? , Charls EeHry Boote,.276, Falkner-strei, tea.mer- f chant; George Day, Aintree, cantrator; William Pye. Aintree, innkeeper. Allerton: Joseph Gorst, Willow Farmv Gasrton, farmer. Bootle-eumn Inaacre: 5John ...

... . - ~ _ . . e - Iw ?? - . d a PAW .J 9. o In t-ay's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, a li Barodet presented a proposal for the amnesty c ad of the persons condemned for taking part in the t ud disturbances at Lyons and Monteeau les Mines, and tl ;d of Louise Michel and ber accomplices. T'emotion ti was supported by M. Clons Hagues. M. Waldock ti of Rousseau, Minster of the Interior. ...

... IIA. DISPUTED ANGLESEY WILL I ! ?? ?? Liangefni County Court, yesterday, before Mr. life Horatio Lloyd and a jury, a cause. remitted from for ?? Division of the Superior Court, was the thear relating to the testamentary disposition of t. tetelate David Davies, gardener, Pias-yn-Penrhryn,b onf Llangeinwen. Mr. Seugr, of the Northern Cir- ice, c-lt (instructed by Messrs. Turner and '1 Iries ...

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