... railway KXTkuprise in wales. A narrow-gauge line of railway, now in course of construction in Cardiganshire, and about half com- pleted, although of comparatively short extent, is likely to open up a very extensive and hitherto almost unproductive district. Commencing by a junction with the Llanfihangel station, on the Cam- brian railway,it proceeds in an easterly direction to the village of ...

... EflTOME OF WELSH jYEWS. AN was held on Monday on the body of a young mnn named apier who was found dead near Colwyn Bay,andthe jury returned a verdict of Suicide during temporary NORTH WALKS MINERS' FEDERATION. At the monthly Council meeting held on Monday at Wrexham, it was reported that the outlook was brighter than it had been for some time. SOUTH WALES LIHERAL FEDERATION.- The Ex- ecutive ...

... LOYALTY IX WALES. REMARKABLE SJ>J;KCH. On Monday evening :l public meeting was held in the Town Hall, Rbyl, for the purpose of taking into consideration the desirability of celebrating locally the royal marriage. ^r- W. Elwy Williams (who presided) spoke in eulogistic terms of the Royal Family. Mr. R. D. Roberts (Mwrog) expressed the pleasure it gave him to hear the loyal sentiments of the ...

... TO OUR READERS. In presenting to the inhabitants of Mid- Wales the first issue of the COUNTY TDTES, we confidently ask for their cordial, and at the same time. practical sup- port. On all hands we have received many marks of approval at the course we have adopted. In Welshpool, loyal as it always has been to Constitutional principles, we have been extremely gratified at the numer- ous ...

... GREAT NAVAL DISASTER. SINKING OF A FLAGSHIP. LOSS OF 400 L I V E S. The greatest possible excitement was produced in London and the provinces on Friday, 23rd ult., when the terrible news became known that H.M.S. ictoria. the English Flagship in the Mediterranean, had foundered.and 434 officers and men had lost their lives. Not since the Captain went down in 1870 has there been such a loss of ...

... ROYAL HOSTS, The Prince and Princess of Wales, says a writer in Woman, while being the cause of much liospitalitv. are themselves hospitable, the Inncess being a most accomplished and assiduous hostess consulting in the smallest detail the comfort of her guests, and making it her constant endeavour that the wremoiial shall be as little irk^me as possible, and that no one for a moment shall ...

... No-F.. We shall be pleased to insert reports of all cricket matches in the district, and trust that Secretaries of clubs will forward same Tuesday evening. REMARKS ON THE GAME. As cricket flourishes so well where we feel con- fident the County Tilne. will circulate freely, and flourish too, we shall pay particular attention to this grand old national game. Each week we shall give reports of ...

... tvtatlre for this town is MK. T. J. Puc.H. notices oj jorthroutina I,iecta: ...

... CONFERENCE AT MOLD. The gathering of the Xorth Wales Calvinistic Methodtst Association has been held this week at Mold, and has been well attended. It is ten or eleven years since the Association met at that place, and several important questions have been discussed. Annexed is a complete list of delegates and other members of the Association Anglesey Revs. Richard Williams. Llangwvllgo Owen ...

... THE PRESENTATION TO SIR PRYCE- JONES, M.P. The date has not yet been fixed for publicly testifying the respect and esteem in which the member for the Boroughs is held by presenting him with a testimonial to commemorate his victory at the General Election and the unsuccessful attempt made to unseat him. The reason for this is owing to the doubt which exists as to the time when Parliament will ...

... SUMMER FASHIONS. FROM THE LADY. Muslins and thin textures in variety have been brought out within the last few days. White hook muslins are fashionably worn, and are made short and with innumerable frills and flounces, the bodice belted and of the blouse or full type, but the toilette is usually kept all white, and any touch of eolour i given by flowers in the hat. or hy a feather boa in ...

... FLOWER SERVICE. On Sunday afternoon a sj-eeial flower service was held in the parish church, winch was well tilled. 1hv 8ervice consisted of shortened evensong with social P8alms. hvnins, Ac. Miss Leslie officiated at the or ...