... Mr. O.W. Jones, Borough Printing Works, has just published second edition of A Guide to Flint Castle/by our worthy town clerk (Mr. Henry Taylor, F.S.A.). Mr. Taylor's renown a historian, is sufficient guarantee that the guide, is thoroughly reliable and interesting. Several new features have been added to the second edition, and in view of the proposed commemoration of Richard 111., which ...

... On the motion for the consideration of the Loehearnhead, St. Fillans, and Comrie Railway Bill as amended, Mr. Bryce moved that the bill should be recommitted to a Select Committee, on the ground that the railway would injure the scenery in Upper Strathearn, Perthshire. The amendment was carried by 175.votes to 159, and the Select Committee was instructed to inquire whether the proposed line ...

... FRIDAY.—Before the Mayor(Mr. E. Turnour) presiding, the ex-Mayor (Mr. W. Mellard), Col. Lloyd Williams, Dr. J. Lloyd Roberts, Messrs. E. T. Jones, and John Davies. ...

... J, b°ABD OP G UAEDIAMB. fal?rifcQigllt'y Meeting of the above Board fi^av Arb the Workhouse, St. Asaph, on 5 l'e \VPI- I Morgan presided, and t^Uel pe 0 Present Messrs. Joseph Lloyd, fe' ks. Abraham Foulkes, J. H. Ellis, TT Morris Jones, Hugh Hugh Williams, William Jones, r j°yd trr^' Thomas Lloyd (Trefnant), John 1? °yd\T ? 6 Griffith, John Pierce, Thomas nv*&8 i narmon)iT- Howes Roberts, ...

... The Surveyor reported thet the pigetyes in Cable Street, bad not yet been removed, and he was ordered to see that the instructions of the Council were carried out. PLANS APPROVED. Flans of workshop and stable proposed to be erected by Mr. E. Plane, were approved and passed, 0.. the recommendation of the committee. ...

... trees, it is wiser »o open a sem. circular trench around one half of the trunk, and from two three feel distant f'om it. All root* found are cleanly severed, and the tren* is refilled. Should necessary, the other side the root system may be pruued the following November. ...

... Speaking on Monday night at banquet in London, Lord Wolseley dwelt with satisfaction the smoothness and Success with which the mobilisation of the South African Field Force had been carried out, expressed his confidtr.ee in tb«- quality and courage of our troops, and, in reference to the numerous casualt.es which had already occurred among officers, said they exacted to suffer and ought to ...

... The following telegram from General Sir P. Fore*'ier-Walker, commanding the lines of communication in Cape Colony, the Secretary for War was issued on Tuesday : (Received Nov. 7,4.56 p.m.) “Cape Tows, Nov. 7 p.m.). “According telegram from commandant Kimberley, Nov. great hopes of saving limbs of Lieutenants Lowndes and Bingham, Ist Battalion North Lancashire The wounded are doing weil.” ...

... At Friday's meeting of the Northop Schoo Board, the vice chairman (Mr. J. T. Humphreys) presiding, a copy of a resolution protesting against the appointment of Mr. Legard to the Chief Inspectorship of Schools for Wales was received from the Ynyscynhaiarn School Bo^rd (Portmadoc), with a request that the Board would join in sending a similar resolu- tion to the Minister for Education. The ...

... ® Never be without a bottle of S Symington s EdinburghCoffeeS Essence in the house. All § Grocers sell it. It makes de- llcious coffee in a moment, j $ Per Cent. ...

... On Tuesday, sermon was preached at the Wesleyan Chapel, by the Rev. W. Caenog Jones, Betbesda. Friday, the Rev. J. J. Roberta, Portmadoc, was announced to preach at Waen Chapel. ...

... TOWYN, MERIONETH. SCHOLASTIC SUCCESS. In view of the recent appointment of Mr. D. H. Davies to the Head Mastership of the Denbigh County School, it is with pleasure we call attention to the recent success of the pupils of the above school. Three boys sat the London Matriculation Exa- mination, and eight pupils that of the Welsh University. The result of these examinations are now known, and ...