... Craig- side, LIandudno. Tbh visilors at Cralgeide this year weer ?? Ally favoured, fer no day excursion by road or railI to any point of interesb in the neighbourhood was interfered with by unpropitious weather, and'every ( -evening the entertainment provided for the guess, 1 -was all that could be desired by the mest exactingj .Festivitles really commenced on Saturday, but on Suiaday, the ...

... TEE VICAR O1 DOLWYMDDLEN AND DR. OCARLES EDWARDS OF BALA COLLEGE. [To Teni EDITOR.] SIR,-Itwill be within the recollection of many readers of the North Wales Chronicle that the Principal of Bala College some time ago delivered himself pretty freely of his views on the Church in an address to the stu. dents of his college. Dr. Edwards is generally regarded as the most learned man of the Metho. ...

... LLANDUDN 0. TiaE TOWN IxPROVEsNONT AssocriTiotz.-The annual meeting will bo held next Wednesday, the l6th imst See advertisenent in another 901aEim. Mn BALFOUR'S VIsIt TO MITANCHESTEB,-We note from the latnobester Courier that during the visit of the Right Hon. A. J. Balfour, M.P., to iean. chestar, he will be the guest of Colonel W. Wilmobt- Mavweon, Allerton Mount,. Ardwiok Green, and of ...

... CARNARVONSHIRE. Last week Wfr W. B. Yates, revising' barrister, a revised the lists of the parishes of Waenfawr, slai- IT wnda, and Beddgelert, and also the parishes of ly Llanllyfni, Llandwrog, Clynnog, and Dolbenmaen. .E The conservatives were represented by Messrs E. d Lloyd Certer and Evan Morgan (Carnarvon), and HI the Radicals by Mr W. J. Williams (Carnarvon). tc Nothing of mnuh ...

... SATURDAY, AP1?IL 13th., 1895. SOMfE PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF WELSH DISEND 0 JAIENT. CHuIRCIMEN have opposed, ani will oppose, the disendowment clauses of the Welsh Dis- estublishment Bill on the ground of their inherent injustice, hut they are entitled to oppors them- upon the ground of their prac- tical irmexpedieucy as well. The Liberationists have neo yet succeeded in pointing out any class ...

... ThSHZOI\TA?L? MA1?A?. ROBERT;-NORTH ?? At,.the Oratory. -rdript'on,'on :satnrav after- no n, ino. te reson~6 Of #r4 1 r6Dog&>~iopft mr, A. Phillips R ~bet4, e1dest ?? of &ATrough . tonJRoberts, ot, C~ed~da, FJ~tintehe twaa married to .thean MareTeS o ,esa,' / s~~''gior of lord; -and Ladly North, of Wroxbmiab~eey. ,':hql bride, .*'vho w~eu giveu aiway by h'ir, father; Swore a dress e£ Ivry ...

... j LA?TGOY? ?bUI?TX' CQU?T. LThis ourt was .held opn Monday, before Mg- ' Honour Si oratio Libya- An pp S~icchtion.-Mr, W. Eetw Rowland ?? under tha lunoya Ace, 1890, for an orderadling the Guardianeiof the 'Bngoi and Beaamaris.Unioa to ?? possemslonof and.to sell-the prerty inCae.. Ileppa' of Mrs 1tlis,.DOWaninmatein ?? junatic 'Asylum, and obsrgeable to tie parish This wa'a stmted to be the ...

... lot OHsin AND CHARV= I : alarYlVOLU1NTE r ?? BANflBGUO;C(MPANIBBS NOBS. 6 AnD 7. AYEAB!SWORE . The Volunteer year of 1891-92 bss drawn to a close, and another chapter has been added to the history'of this corps. 'It cannot ba said that its pages record any brilliant acbievement, but, though *hev may laok in this respect, they torm, wbat is far 'btter, a, register of steady advancement. ...

... ay wus the. 31st anniversary of the death of Albert the Good, and our gracious Queen, accompanied by the Royal Family, attended a memorial service held at Frogmore. When and where the Duke of Clarence and Avon. dale and Princess Victoria of Teck will be married are still questione which are exercising the minds of many. February is now named as the month, Iuflaenz% has, a' particalar ...

... FORMGN nnMJZGENcE. FRANCE. THE D eeicui.'rIE3 s TwI I RUSSIA.-No doubt is felt at Paris in referenco to the pacific solution of all the difficulties with Russia. The possession of the Isle of Serperlts is settced entirely in favour of the free navi- gation of the Danube. Tile difference as regards Bol- grad is one of mere form, arising out of deficient infor- mation in the negotiators of the ...

... TIM MMMOrOLIS. ?? OF LorNDON.-Ill the week that ended -on h Saturday the total number of dle aths .registered 1& Lon- be don were 1,122. In the corresponding weeks' of the dr, tea years 1849-534 the average number was 1,241. During the week the births of 778 boys and 751 girls, in all I1,529 children Were regliteredain London. In the ten boc corrcsponding weeks of the years 1846.55 the average ...

... The Viceroy of Poland, Prince Gortachakoff, left on the st 19th for Moscow in order to be present at the coronation. General Changarnier Las arrived at Ostend, and is ex- pected to make a stay there of several weeks. to General Tom Thumb's box of jewels and presents has Its been stolen. It is valued at 20,000 dollars. lc. The Phsare de la Manhlae states that preparations were ry made last week ...