... With tbit iasao preeenb oar •übecriben free with copy the North Walbs Tucks Pocket Railway Gun* for April, containing good deal informa- UonMloßftliwmy Triint, &c., csros,^ Ports! intelligence. Tide Tablea, Peire, Lighting op Table for CyclUta, end others, end • lot of other oaefal inforoedon. ...

... who are too mnch oeeopied with the problem of the living wage, be much intereeted in ocher mettere. Briefly, there ere two eeneet which contribute to this eternal want of pence. There ia the gene- I ral neglect into which the lend baa fallen, and alau the decadence of many Tillage indnetriea. Where we grow enoogh food for one pereon, Belgium grow* anffieient foe four. We only feed Moot one ...

... THE BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH AND HIS CLERGY. At a meeting of the Memorialists held to consider the Bishop's invitation to an open discussion of the exercise of his Patronage, it was thought desirable that the public should be made acquainted with the terms of the Memorial, andithe question at issue. The following is the text of the Memorial with the covering letter:— HOPE RECTORY, MOLD, Nov. 30th, ...

... MOLD. CONCERT. On Monday night, Mr. J. P. Adams gave his annual concert at the Town Hall. The affair was a brilliant success in all respects, the ta- lent provided being, as usual, of the first order. FOOTBALL. The Buckley Victoria men arrived in th e town on Saturday last to play off their fixture for the Welsh Coast cup. Shortly after the commencement, the homesters scored, and from an ...

... Horses succumb to cold quicker than any other animal. ...

... A French confectioner, proud of his English, and wishing to let his patrons know that their wants would be attended to at once without any delay, put out the notice, 'Short weights here.' A humorist leaps gaily upon tiie step of an omnibus, and cries cheerfully to the conduc- tor Is the ark full ?' f No sir,' replies the jovial conductor, '*ye have kept a seat for you. What ho! wit am there ...

... FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF WALES. The annual meeting was held at Wrexham on Friday evening, when there was a large gather- ing of representatives from all parts of the Principality. Mr. Thomas (Chirk) was voted to the chair. Mr. LI. Kendrick (president) wrote suggest- ing that in future, the teams should be enter- tained to dinner after the final tie for the senior cup, and enclosing £2 2s. ...

... LLANRWST. A SENSATIONAL STORY. On Monday, August 6th, a girl named C. Ellis, from Yspytty, reported to Superinten- dent Jarvis, that on coming home from Ys- pytty to Llanrwst, when near Penmachno, she met two men and a bear, and one of the men accosted her, saying that 'unless you deliver everything you have, we shall put you down in the bear's throat.' The girl was so terrified that she ...

... 18 Pupils Elementary; 10 advanced. Average attendance 15 each night. These classes have done excellent work daring the Session. The Elementary elm was attended by no less than 18 pupils, and with one or two exceptions, these attended the lessons with commendable regularity, thus affording the teacher better facilities of imparting thorough knowledge of the rudiments of the Art, laid down in ...

... TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS. Owing to the length of our various Jubilee reports, our editorial matter has been cur- tailed, and a large amount of correspon- dence h-sld over. ...

... One of the immediate results of the war between the United States and Spain, is a rise in the price of bread in this country. The war may be confined to the two nations, but all must pay for it and this illustrates the well known fact and saying, that the greatest of British interests is peace. With « he-it between 40s. and 50s. per quarter, the farmers naturally take a different view of the ...

... ON Saturday, in the Queen's Bench Divi- vision of the High Court of Justice, before Mr. Justice Laurance and Mr. Justice Col- lins, sitting as a divisional court, a motion was made in the referred action of Mr. Ab- ham Williams, contractor, against the Bar- mouth Urban District Council, Merioneth- shire, to set aside the award of the arbitra- tor in favour- of the plaintiff. Mr. Channell, Q.C' ...