... THE COLLISION OF IRONCLADS. t As briefly announced in last week's Guirdian, I toyee German ironclads, the G.-osser Kurfurst,the Kuoig Wiilieiii, and the Pretisseu,. on Friday, were passing three miles of S.mdgate, the first was rim into by the second, and soon after- wards went down on her side. Her boilders blew up as she 8nk, and about 300lives were lost. There can be little doubt, from the ...

... MOLD. BISTRE NATIONAL SCHOOL.—The Bistre National School was recently inspected by H. M. inspector, Mr T. Morgan Owen, and assisted by Mr Jones, assistant inspector. The result will be known in a few weeks, and no doubt the report will be such as to bring credit to all concerned. WHITSUNTIDE.—As usual, the local board has its yearly opening of the Bailey Hill for the season on Monday next, ...

... CORWEN. FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Monday evening-, Mr John Lloyd Roberts, son of Mr Thomas Roberts, of Brynbrith Farm, Gwyddelwern, met his death ia a very sudden and rather peculiar manner. Between four aDd live o'clock Mr Roberts and two workmen went to Rhug Park in pursuit ef young ponies that had strayed. Mounted on a spirited poney, the chase seems to have been carried on with considerable zest ...

... List of Househol- ders, Visitors &c. Public Buildings, Places of Wor- ship, &c. ...

... ECCLESuIA~SRIAL INTEIGENOE. ' SUSPENSION OF TEhE REV. A. H. MACKONoOH1E.-Ol f Saturday'Lord Penzince gave judgment in the Oise of Martin v. MNckonoachie.. His lordship a ?? having re- viewed the proceedings said :- With this experience. of the past before me, I can entertain no reasonable hope of the future-that Mr Mackonochie will be induced by any short suspension from his office, to ...

... We are glad to find that common sense and sound judgment, have gained a complete victory over ignorance and prejudice, in a matter which will affect so seriously the future prosperity of our town. Though a number of crude and erroneous notions found expression at the Board, the arguments in the main were well founded. Without indulging in any pardonable vanity, we have reason to congratulate ...

... (ODDI WaTi UN GOKHBTDD). Marmolaeth y dyn vyaj yn y by3 -Ba forw dyn otr saw Mr. Williamn Cabnell, in Newbast yr wqth- mom ddiweddal, yr hwn a olwid yn Scottish Giant. El dldre o~dd ie' troedfed a *phedair modfodd. Moora wyth troedfodd o gyloh eof awddu auith troododd a deng rmdfodd o aylch wregpg, a their trofedtd oylea crothelgods. Yroedd yn unosalth o an y mae yn debyg nad oedd el dad ...

... GWRTHDARAWIAD ARSWYDTJS 'AR Y MOR. LLONG H&IARNWI$G WRDI Et SUDDO- -TRI CHANT 0 FYWYIJU 'WADI EU C0LLI-MANYLION TOltC7ALONUS. Borou ddydd GWenerdiweddaf4gwyddodd un J'r ttychiaeban mwyal sn.ydus a gypmvuodd le y ilwyddyn hAOe; trychineb trjry ba un y inqe Dlyngee ymherodrol Gemany wodioollino'illef huairn. *og mwvyaf yablepydd, ae o ddeutu tri ohant o for. iqr goreu. Digwyddadd yr ...

... GORSAjF-OIDD) GWEINIDOQ.IN WESLEYAID YN NGO;dLEDO A DEHEUDIR CYMRU. I , ., ., . . ,; ?? r - ; .. . ?? , , ., : I Agored i welliantau y Gynnadled). Y GOhLEDD. Dinbych -DaVid Jones ?? J0tdu-l~n tugb. * ?? Dav~ies (A) (Cadfan). Cao'en.-.John Piere.. i ?? Anwyl Wi11Iats, a John Jones (T), yr hbnsryd i fw yn y Cefn Mawr. Qoeug 2gh Hughes, a Rebard-W11llapjs, yr w iddt 4 wY yn y BOR, a William O. ...

... The Derby (clean) Sweep.-Dizzv.-Punch. The Dogs of W. r.M,Itese Tarriers.-Punch. The Course of Events. The Racecourse.-Punch. A Leading Article.—The winner of the Derby.— Judy. Derby Cracky.—Knocking down weIsbers. Judy. Un-snit-able.—Bad material for a suit during hot weather. Melton.—Judy. When a sailor retires from active service, does he be- come an anchor-ite P-Judy. The whale at the ...

... TH;' 1300IAIT ]B, F]T 'ZY. i Thet second attempt 1naad' upoii tlt ife of t i venerable Emperor' :William has -gien rise. to 1 feelings-of conaternation ando disnay amongst aU classes of society in Gerrmany anid that it, shouldi do so cannot be a matter of sanpeaae. Through- out the civilised world the murderos attempt will be regarded with horror, whilst there will be a universal feeling of ...

... At the iaeuting of the town council on Tuesday there were ?? Mayor, Dr. Wynne Jones (in the chair), Alderman Slater, Councillors R. B, Owen, Staples, Roberts, Baker, Hughes, R. E. Owen, and' Laurie, Mr J. R. Roberts (town clerk), Mr R. Lloyd Hlumphreya (treasurer), &c. The Draibwsae af the Towum-The following communi- cation was read:- Local Government Board, White- ball, 27th May.-Sir,-I am ...