... ,THE FUTURE OF PAL ESTINE. [e Y PROF. G5ORGE If. SCRCDDg l 'Bitters -are 'becoming. deocidedly interesting i the Holy-iZandt and, indeed, throughout all Syria. The growing intercoureee with the nations of the Occident, and pairticularly the efforts made by the churches of the West, to plant anew the banner of a living Christian civilizatiou in the religious fermalism and petrified culture of ...

... LLANDUTlDNO BOARD OS COXMBIS - SIONERS, Tho monthly meeting was held at the Offless Ohureh walks, on Wednesdayweek, Mr John Josies, Central Buildings (chairman), presiding. There were also present Messrs Eliss Jo3es, J.P., W. Bevan, Joseph Hughes, John Smith, B. Turner, i. Caraher, T. W. Griffitb, John Jones (Cedars), John Owen, W. H. Jones, S. Bartley, William Williams, Hugh Edwards, Thomas ...

... 'T'Oral ad g istrid Itfus, REMisSION Or RENT.-We understand that Mrs, Williams, of Parcian, Llaneugrad, Anglesey, has, with her usual well known generosily, returned 15 per cent, to all her tenants, whioh, as might be expected, is greatly apprecisted by the farmers,. AT Friday's meeting of the Bangor Board of Guard- ians,on the motion of the Chairman,secoaded by Nir J. B. Roberts, a vote of ...

... . oleoeted 'for' his 'te0:St. ?? 'x1iz, v. 19;:-''JB :-patieneepoasess ye your 'eonlsp ' (revised verAton). . Before ?? hisser:mon he pai4'~s trihuttefO :. esteem to the memxory ..of .J~ord ' Tennysob. ?? e- . tailr,' that .',vuhtW', tbbtyi oadliitieds.h ii -splenid' ?? giftts 4ud~jimatoless ~Wfity'.of'! forOM I w . Lteohallrl alnd faa a, tssae ano:d. pp~s, they1 a4} I adma~e hi.' ?? i~d en. ...

... ;taeo NOWs bn '&W. NMr.Rathbone M. ?? has been spending some time in Scotland- - .The first sad of the, new (jonnahs Quay' and .Deeside Railway will be et by Mr Gladstone on Friday. tl The fniinher of Savinos Banks In England and Wales is 230; average rate of intore4t,R2 93 lOd; r tatal owiog to deaositors, ;230,48&,578 . Dr. Pan Jones ?? oare inithe habit d of-condemning the Roman Catholios, ...

... M04, 9,01fF, aO 30m. Parliament is to be asked by Mr Pritchard c Morgan to appoint a Minister for Mines. v During the whole of last year notb a single penny was subscribed in Wales to the funds of l the liberation Society. Mr David Phillips, Vestry IHall, Pontypridd, has beeu elected to the office of paid secretary of the National Eisteddfod to be held in that town this year. , A Welsh Choral ...

... niD PEN.RUN AND Is- wNANTnIY. F PRlSENTAttlQN O.03 AN .QADDRE~SS' TO-DAYi. * 1H11 LORDSHIP'S REllsPLY. This (Friday)3 morning a deputation represent- ing the parishes oYAber, LlanllecLid, Llandegai, snd Baogor. waited upon Lord Ilenrhyn and presented him with a beautifully illuminated address (executed .by:Messre Jarvis and Foster, Lorne House, Bangor), -expressing the high appreciation of the ...

... PLAINWORDS FOR PLAIN MEN. |[B7 A WORT NGAIAN | THE EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY BILL. Srn,--The action of the Radical Party on the le above-mentioned Bill is not thoroughly understood by the general body of workingmen, and therefore I propose to state as briefly as possible what has been I E done by the Executive Committee of the L. & N W. Railway Insuranoe Society in the matter of MI MoLaren's ...

... LLAW.DUDITO IXPROVEMENT COM- MISSIONERS. THE PROPOSED RAILWAY ON THE GREAT ORME. The monthly meeting of the Board was held on Wednesday at the offices, Chureb-walke, Mr John Jones, Central Buildings (chairman), pre- sidiny. Thore were also present: Mlessrs J. J. Marks, Joseph Hughes, R,. Turner, H. Caraher, John Jones (Cedars), John Owen, William Williams, W. H. Jones, Owen Thomas, David ...

... SATU0 BDaJ .tUs (5th .192 SATTJ.RDAY,.z7 25th, !1892. IPO1TH WA EAND TRE7G!TNERAL DIcTieN. rion the next few weeks the air will be full of the great politicol fight which is now vigorously lproceeding in neaily .la the constituencies of Nortb Wales. The Conservative and Union. J1st Parties are to be congratulated 1ipon the excellence of the canse 'which they champion, as well as upon the ...

... -BARDIC DEXONSTMATION AND EISTEDDPOD AT TREFI IR. s.- On F'riday, in very n6favonrable weather, the ring Annual Arwest Glan Geirionydd was held, The sted' pilgrimnage to the sbores of Lake Geirionydd in the 1eel hills above Trefriw is a time-honoured institntion, had- and on afine day most enjoyable. On Friday the 3ted abief bard who presided at tbe Gorsedd was Mr W. the J. Roberts, Lla&nwst ...

... TIL LLECOWEDD STRIXE. IMPORTANT STATEMENT. AN OFFrER BY THE MASTERS. The strike continues, but judging from the following corirespondenoewhich our representa- tive has been able to secure,the dispute should soon be at an end. It is to be hoped that the men will accept the generous offer made them and not be led away by the baseless assertions of a newspaper whose reports are not only ...