... ST. DAVnD'SWELSW r CrUrlcw BRowN6t'W IlUrr In accordance with time honoured custom in celebra- ting the jubilant festival of the nativity, no less than ten carols were sung at the above church, on Christmas morning with admirable effoit. Thir sermon was ,preached from St. Luite's Gospel i. 32, 33, by the Rev. J. James, B. D., incumbent. On the following Sunday, being the lasb in the year, the ...

... TEE WELSH IN LONDON. (Prone an Occasionat Corro.pondent.) LoNDoN, THU18DAY. With the close of the teason a period of rest comes to most of our Welsh societies here. The Welsh Choral Union has held its last cbacert at St. James' Hall, and at the last rehearsal the members were able to congra- tulate each other ou the amount of solid work that had been performed, whilst some of the most zealous ...

... As our readers are aware,thers has been since January last a movement on foot in 'St. Asaph ior the purpose of presenting to Mr H. R. Hoghes, Kinmel, a coogratu- tory address upon his being appointed Lord Lieutenant of the county. At a vestry meeting held in Janualyit was resolved tocommaence a subsoription for the accom- plishment of this purDose, Messrs Davies and Roberts, chemists, being ...

... TETLEGRAPHIC | AND LATEST NEWS. MERIONETH ASSIZES. (By 21leyraph.) 4LGELLEYJ FRIDAY. The Merioneth Spring Assizes comreneed yesterday, before Mr Justice Mdellor. His Lordship, on arriving in the town fromn Newtown, was received at the station by AMr Aalelstan Soden Corbet, the high sheriff; and havingoponed the commission at the county hall lie proceeded to St. Mary's Church, where thle assize ...

... LOCAL AND DISTCT NFW S - -IC - - -$ f CARNARVO±: Ax& Er INFIRV -The secretary f ScknflOeldges the reoeipt, ?? Kearing, of £37 'I&I 9d,' t being proceeds of the Pearhyn Castle ticketlforthies year. It may intereat the ratepayers of the North Wales counties to know the cost of their prisons after deduqt- sirg the net profit on the prisoners' labours, s'r.8givein iD a the last annual report of ...

... During the present week, the annual chapter meetings 3of this diocese have been held in the Cathedral city, under the prcsidency of the Lord Bishop of the Diocese. , The meetings commenced by- morning service bei'tm 1held in the Cathedral at 8 a.m., which was viell a attended. During the day, the private meeting ot .rural deans was held, and various matters were dis- cussed by tbem. DIOOESAN ...

... I CLuJI ANmwvuEasARY.-On Friday last, the friendly society established at the above village held its forty. fifth anniversary meeting. Az eleven a.m. the memn1 hers went in procession through the village, headed by' the brass band and a beautiful new banner supplied by' Mr Tuthill, of City Road, London. At the Vicarage they were joined by the Rev. R. Roberts, who accon-' panied the society to ...

... Deorth tCTOE 2,18r5. tcle OCTOBER 23, 1875. THE WEiK. -- Mr Gladstone's recreations continue to alter- at nate between felling trees and writing politico- ,ive theological articles. The right hon. gentleman illy. has abandoned the role of William the Wood- pre- man for the present, and has again appeared in *uY- the field of ecclesiastical controversy. This time P9- is attention has been ...

... .THS BAND COMaMITTEE, 'We are glad to announce that the member for the ?? county, the Hoe. G. S. Douglas Pennant, has given £10 to the f nuds of the promenade band, PETrY SESSIONS, Saturday.-Before the Rev. J. Mor- 3 gan, B.A., in the chair; Major Thuraby, Mr E. Moore, the Rev. W.'Venables Williams, the Rev. Mr Jones, and, 11MOr C. W;Blely e | reaa of Buteoe.-Mr Ow6n Jones, inspector to the ...

... CORRESPONDENCE comfl~icattonsffmust h' legwic V flittenl in ink-, afld on onadeft only. Phey Must be authenticated by the name cend addiess of the 101itcer, not necessarily for ublication, 1-Ut as a g9uraantee of yofod faith. We cannot andertake Co ?? comasc nigations of midcia Ive donot avail ouselves. lye ca otut be responsibte fir the opinions cxpessed bit oto correspondents. THE APOSTLES' ...

... SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOOTE ON THE MART-' TIME POLICY OF ENGLAND. . I The Chancellor of the Excheqner, speaking at the laying of the foundation-stone of a new graving dock at Middlesborough, on Wednesday, remarked that it is almost impossible to conceal from ourselves that there never was a period in the history of England when the spirit and energy of her sons were more valuable or more important ...

... T EJ T.JRAPHIC AND LATEST NEWS. GENERAL, Yesterday morning the Sultan of Zanzibar and suite left London for Birmingham. by the London and North Western train from Euston and arrived at Birmingham at about half-past one. A Receiver was appointed yesterday. in the estato of Alexandler Collie and Co. The liabilities are stated at £3,400,000. The spire of St. M aty's Church, Birkenhead, was strnck ...