... CARMEL. THE BRITISH SCHOOL.—An example which may well be followed by others has been shewn by Mr Williams, Carmel, the parent of one of the children attending the British School, who on the occasion of his child's birthday generously provided all the School children with a substantial treat. Through his liberality the children, who attend the School partook on Thursday last, of a splendid tea ...

... RUABOST. PETTY SESSIONS. FRIDAY (yesterday).—Before Sir W. Williams Wynn, Bart., M.P. (chairman), Captain Gi-iffith- Boscavven, Edward Evans, E31,, and Edmund Peel, Esq. OFFENCE AGAINST TT3E MINES ACT. Edward Humphreys, William Rowley, Richard1 Powell, and Humphrey Richards, in the employ of New British Iron Company, were summoned for having broken the 32nd special rule in force for the ...

... SvUtitute for JW7K-The Editor of the Medica: Mirror has fM?? .Lf8 ° ,e medieal profession to Caibur^a L.ocod EssfiXt, wLich lie caiis, Oadbury's Vegetable Milk and remarks -The exoes^ of to as been caretully elmr.uated arid tlms a coiar-aud remaS w.uch conveys in a minimum bulk P. maximum amounts uutrinaent. We strongly reccommend it as a diet or children]/ Reckitt's Paris lilue.- The marked ...

... THIS WEEK a large sized portrait, done iu oil, of Mr John Thomas, has been exhibited in the window of Mr Brown, photographer. Mr Thomas is well- known has an earnest and faithful local preacher with the Wesleyans. The portrait is presented has a mark of esteem by Mr Benjamin Littler. ROSE'S LIME JUICE CORDIAL supplies a delicious cooling drink in water, and an excel- lent stimulent blended ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. FitrDno.-After a Mrief conversation, raispd by Lord Bury, commenting on the fact that Lord Strathinairo hid at the last moment withdrawr that portion of his motion which alleged neglect of the elementary roles of the art of war iu the recent operations in South Africas tbe bills relatiog to the transfer of land in Scot. land aud the Africanfslave trade were adranced a stige and ...

... - 1 - ? I . , , A. lp ?,o wc?' #t4 :?V wm?o ; ?,c ;9 tax, ? #qbpp;; GENliDIGAETHAt. Roosa.. y 26ain oynfisoli PriOd y parch. B. Leigh BRoae,- anse, Holt, ar feroh. PRIODASAU. BHmyDDbER6ODAvIEBAr y 24ami yey isoi, yn ghapel yrAfniibynwyr, Llanfaircacreinion, gan y Pareb *. J. Rumphreyi,- ye.eael ci gynorthwyo gaa y Paj.A LL, Huighes; George ms, mab hynaf Mr. J. iS Rhyddera, Manchester,a iasi ...

... TELERAU AM Y 1 FANER. Is argsaphtad dydd Sadwrn yw 1g. yr TnI: ond et phrls am rhwatler yn rhad drwy y post yw Is. Rg. ond tau yn mUleD, ceu 2,. Gs na wnelr hyny. Antonir 2 gopI driy y p5t* i uo. 9c, y ebwarter ond talu yn nkon; nou Si 0a us WMl1e hyM. Befyd, optonlr 4,6, neu nnrhyw gyntifr In ddi draul drwy V post goos y eyhoodd1wr yn GI 1g. Yrtifl. fmaer chwarteri yn toerfian ddiwedd ...

... ARWRES Y GOEDWIG: N CELr, T D3EIiELWORE YN CAEL EI GLITRIO, ?? | PENNOD XXVI.-Parhdd. (gMMnnuasw i yn leicio melldithio 'chydig oni bae . mod i dan ei ddwylo fo, sibrydai Garmier. Yna, ,mewn llais uwch, dywedodd wrth yr nchgadben, d yr hw-n a of ynodd pa fodd y teimlai- . -rEithaf esmwyth mewn corph, syr, ar ol i'r o scothan gaol en tynti allan-ond dim mar csmwyth i, fy meddwl. Mi wneis fy ...

... LLANDYSSUL, YB oedd dydd isa diwoddaf yn cddydd o lawenydd mawr yn y dref uohod, am mai hwn oedd y diwrnod y dingwylid Cadbbeu a Mrs. Massy, o Deer Park, Tenby, symmeryd meddiant o Ystad AIlt-yr-odyn, sr ol y fuddugoliaeth ogoneddua a eunillodd el briod ga~iad- lawn (yr hon oedd yu ehwaer i'r diweddar John Lloyd Davies, Yaw., Ailt-yr-odyn a Bleendyffryn), y71 Ilys yr ewyllysisau, yu laundain, ...

... Rent Day and the Bad Season. To the Editor of the RHYL ADVERTISER. SIR,—It has been a pleasure for me to read in the daily papers of the action of many of the great land- owners, who have remitted a portion of the rent to the fanners on account of the bad seasons. Last sum- mer for the Rhyl Iodginghouse-keepers was a very indifferent one, and this summer, so far, is the worst known in the ...

... I HARtI.Ea MUSICAL FESTIVAL.-The twelfth annual . musical festival was held at Harlech on Thursday. We d had prepared a report of tite interesting proceedings, d but pressure upon our space precludes us from publish. o ing it in this impression, and hold it over until our next issue, Several other items of district news ate also held over. BAcNGOR CATmDRM.,-8th Sunday after Trinity, Aug. i 3rd ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. ORNAMENTS IYUBRTC.—Convocation of York met OU Wednesday, and was occupied with the ornaments rubric. The Archbishop and the Bishop of Manchester made the principal speeches, and ultimately a proposal of the Dean of Chester, in favour of no change being JiIlaÙ2 at present, was carried by a small majority. SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1ST!).—EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. LESSONS, &C ...