... I t ATUrDtigArYnt9ic4 i SATURDAY,>1fAY 5h, 1894. THEr Government has at length introduced tt its Disestablishment Bill, and although there tl is no serious intention of giving legislative is effect to the measure, its introduction serves v the excellent purpose of enabling Churchmen tl to realise what the proposals of the Radicals t are. The HOME SECRETARY, -in his introduc- e tory speech, ...

... it r ?? di AT the Bangor Cathedral on SunaY eveniing the Roy. J. Arthur Evans proeabed hie valedictory skimon to a large oungregation, prior to taking up his duties as curato of Loianses. -AT a special itting of the Daugor Police Court, Wn .londay, before Mr J. Mvan Robsrts, the follow- iag peraorns wse charged vvith being drnnk :-Jobn Parry, fined as 6i and aodts; John Hughes, Ze 6d ahnd ...

... . THE DELOPOSL T- I . of -the - -INDUSTRIAL :USOUR1S OSOF W 3. . At tbe inagural meeting of the Cymmradorion- Society which took place at the Gnild Hall, Car- narvon, on Monday night, under the jresidency -of Kr J. E. Greuves (Lorl-lieuteriant of Carnarvoh shire), an address on the above subject, svas delivered by Mr W. H. Preece. The LzoruKsn, in the course of his interesting remarks, said ...

... .ANGOB SOHOOL 3OARD. [TO THE E ?? 3r n Sai,-ID n arambling letter, full of irrelevant tomatter oalaulated to throw dust in the eyes of tbe unwary and tbe.igporant, Dr. Richard Jones wishes the fatal acknowledgment that hIS Baid: It Was too bad of them at the infant department of the lower National Schools to be refusing, admission to te children and etriking the names.of others off the )r ...

... A1lGOAND -J1UAvxS WumOIT-rl -~ ~ ~ ?? -, 111 a i , ll-: turs iufrteea wr ,we~e ,,one n, 4Anglcs'ey.por, The CHA ctWTA; ?? !i'h Tmas~,sia thiat he and the senior Ivict~ohairian (xr Robert Roberta) had attenddtlea North ?? Poor ,LaiwObnferelie.: held ?? .previoub d.y. 'TH6-diBcuss1io& upon!'tlieradU5'>oints, espeei- vythe elasifieation, ofi amtesi *orkhottses,1 ivm' riiost interesting, ?? as ...

... THEW ELSH LAND :dOVEMSION; ,. We do not think any inqtartial' man! will accuse us .of overstating the case when. we say 'that' the' landlords of Suale'a have 6ompletely exposed and refatted the vile and bitter charges with which the Socialistic press of the Princi. pality has songht to set the whole country in a 'ferment on -the so-called Welsh Land Ques. 'ion. A. a matter of fact, the writers ...

... popRsnADOO. DB. BARNAIRDO'S HEO,-A very pleasant outertainr, ment was given at the Town Hall on Thursday. 6eu'cigbt by the boys of the Home under the preni! denoY of Mr D. Morris, who slbsoriberl ..C5 to tbe fonds, the colledtionxanounting to aboatt.22. ScUOct, Bokun.-An adjourned meetiag of, the board was to have been beld at haif paet nine OD monday morninm , but th, only membots present. e ...

... PWLLHM LI. ENTIREI. HORSF.-At a meeting of farmers on . Wednesday, the comm-ittee of tho Hiilech and t D:stlict Shire Eorse Clob de(ied to hire the ' Rebel Chie fem ir XrPeatt, Bryn1lithrig, 7 tor the season. CONSERVATIvR CLuB.-Oa Tres lay evening last., a Concert was Liven by the members of this club, in their Assembly-room, under the presi- dency of Major 0. Lloyd J. Evans, J P. Some ...

... ARY. f i?? T I ? ?I m OM:,l ':T1, I\, 'Ili V-3, A, n'e 'in o 01 'e1 -U 'of ?? d I (:ar. ?? ., i,. ?? H, Dg ?? St +:ve, 113 ?? 'll IlY.| PiarlIn ,, Z.i;n r: ?? ,lob'i 4, 1r 413i. J. Z0h UCID,: .;.7id J'iwt , l. \Vl' i~i' XV ?? vi~.l xc iuo. 1. t:. ?? rki'octd i~; ?? nc o,,ytr' r, Rk. LA Gtit e'n1 1;, i -i .tl. .T ,K ,1 : J. 5ekvauy R n rito3 vJ. ?? .1, - si , (I Aline,. .IIr' .em 4 o^l¢ 1' ...

... I RI2TTTOWN CUNOIL., The usual' monthly meeting of this Ocunoil WAR hold, on Tuesday, when there were preoeon :-Thei Mayor,. (Kr ff. ?? Byford)i Aldernen'. 'Edward Roberts end 'EZ.a oberts, OanOlllo 3. ?? tughes, M.D., J.P., W. T. Rouw, ?? John . Robertebs, T. P. Roberts, T. H. Roberta, Edward . Jonee, William .Jones (Mill), Theodore Ronw, with' the town clerk .(Mr William Lloyd), borough sear ...

... 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 ...

... RYL. b~ COUNTY OnO.n'r.-On iFrida7 Sir JTorat;io Lloyd h gave judgmtent in the -action bror!eht bh :1Mrirbart O'Grady, an Irish actor end authe-r, a.sainet ?? Bellamv, whbuilder, Rhy', wich has- be-en before thi Court on two separate ocoasioncy. Inl t:ha ?? of his judanient, the Judee said that t he plrintiff sorite time ags purchased somne lan3 at Hhy], wikt rthe object of bnilding a houqe, ...