... platforni as a profession with ihe musical sketoles as my pieeo de resistanoe. And havo.you any reason to regret your se- cession ? Not in the leatst. I love my profession, end I make money at it, whichi', is a satisfaction eard a l)a~m. I've had ...

... we cornnisnsioned a o1 representative of the North Witlee Chronicle to wait upon him on Thursday last with a view of is ascertaining a few facts from which our readers can draw their own conclusions. k Our representative mot with a most courteous n reception ...

... South Wales, when examining a -school the, other day, asked a little girl to write an essay on A Penny. She did. ' A penny, 'kidw sh, Cis made of copper. It has the Queen's head on one side and her tail on the other. a Welshman ...

... we -are aware no female'ligs sought and therefore han not obtsined a seat on the Bangor snd 'Beanmaris 'Board of Guardians. The Rev. G. A. Jones, vicar of St. Wary'us 'Cardiff, wbo is a great friend of the Dean of Bangor, has been staying at the ifeanery ...

... urn ont a success, a, railway will be made:from P Ohupnt'here, which foeld m ~an yonra ot employ- ment for hundreds of people.a *X a Mriligelow is abla to gii 6 ieteres'ing parti. a calera of Mr Edison's la~tesS febaurclie5.as noted: during ...

... Read these gems that recently cime under the observation of a member of the staff of the University College of North Wales whilst I looking over a set of examination papers :- r I William Pitt was a great man, -he was long, I and lean and lank. E Pope was ...

... they will close their establithments at four o'clock. Rhyl l a Parliameotarv Debating Society \of whihl the Riv. L'oyd Jones, the political preacher, is a member. Mt George Grosomith is makinz a pfle of gold It America, where he is received with enthn- satsm ...

... to a chaplabincy in the Royal~ Navy,. He will takbe his' departure from Bangor ;jll sbout n fortnight's time.. . Thpre ~will he a re-union of Clerical Erulltio;O .,and Church HostelStoudentson Wednesday when |the- Bishop 'ofBs,Bwpr has invited a torte ...

... Fife in her accoach- ment, is, as his name implies, a Welshman, and a comes from the neighbonrhood of Swansea. Hef is about fifty years of age, has been a London i M.D. for morq than a quarter of a century, and e rejoices in an excee.4ingly ...

... 'wth Bangor Cathedral for over fifty years. -le began as a chorister, and is still a lay clerk. A. youner woman from the rural districts entered a draipei's shop the other day, and auked for a rair of vtockl ngs. One of the snsidbants ...

... asked me during the week for partieulars concerning Mr George Grossmith'a career. Like all of us he was born at a very early' age, being quite a child at the time, and. after leaving a , pre- paratory chool,. was. sent to the North London QolleRiatp School ...

... has been'entertain ing a larga shooting partyi . -Mr Douglas Gilehrist, BSe,',of the ?? Colleze of North Wales, bas been elected a, vember of the'British' Dairy 'Farmers''- Associa- tion ;: ?? ._ ?? Archdeacou PrvMe.bas written a' ?? work on The Early ...