... - LOCAL ANI DISTRICT NE WSS I TBF Right Hon. Lord Penrhyn left Penrhyn O-stle on Friday last for Stopy Stratford. Fae'ts Gnaa Senoon.-It is anticipated that the foundation.ntone of Friars new Grammar Sohool. willb laie, abont-midsummer- THreu ?? Sulnae'r elect of Montgomeryshire (Mr Henry Loslie) has appointed the Rev. Tuduo Jones, clrate of blanyblodwel, as his chaplain. A TISAT FOB ...

... I Hfalves T'AOi(SAOIVhoG.-The harvest thanks- w'r givi. ervices tookplaceat the parish ohuroe on were T*1 the 11th in1t1., ice English, at three p.m., made UeSIY, .L) elsh th preche on othfitted and at seven p.m. in Wesh teprace o bt muaisions bainl, the Rev, T. Lloyd, B.A., vicar of a leot St. Aciph. The Congreglationls were large, Saspe Row,, rillyn the eveniost, when it numbered several Bl ...

... rjlf OORBESFONDEN'TS O oaT9, 13ETIISB A.-YOU Wjll note onl ~j. ?? orre ,ridece Colo tfls that the re eren been made. - ...

... GENERAL ITEMS. Corporal Flanagau, of ?? Munster Fusi. liers, has been shot dead while doing daty as marker during-rifle practice at Lydd Camp. Tbe Revised Bible has fallen flat in Ameriea. Accordingto one of the chief Bible-sellers in the States, sixty copies of tbe old version are sold for every one of the new. Mr Michael Davitt sailed on Thureday front Qusenstown for America. An explosion ...

... NEWS IN :BRIEF. Lady Houghton has succumbed to an attack of scarlet fever. A little girl named Janet Mitchell was'drowvned while playing by the canal at Glasgow on Sunday. The King of the Belgians, travelling incognito, arrived in England on Tuesday, An epidemic of typhoid fever has broken out at Sittingbourne, the supposed origin being bad water. The strike of 1700 men at Felling, Wardley, ...

... Every citizen of Bangor admits that the late Lord Penrhyn was the greatest benefactor that the old city ever had; and yet Mr Morgan Richaids so far forgot himself as to send a letter to the editors of the Liverpool Mercury, whilst the remains of the late noble lord were unburied. He charged him, in his capacity of Lord-Lion- tenant of Carnarvonshire, with having acted most unfairly towards ...

... IS THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE IN NORTH WALEES ASLEEP ? ' TO THE EDITOR OE THE r NouR WALEg CHoRNIcLE, i SIB,-YOnr correspondent Wide awake sems t to take a very erroneous view of the Primrose t League. One annot hiolp thinking tbat he must be ( affected with a political bypochondriasis, and is J scarcely responsible for what he says. 'He com- r plains bitterly of the action and inaction of the; ...

... Truth says there were nearly seven hundred Wiudidates for the secretaryship of the Army and N Lv v Club, which appoiutmeut has recently been filled up. Truth undcrstands there ia not a shadow of foundatiou for the report that the Prince of Wales contemplates a visit to America next year, ir ou'rpauay with the Duke of Sutherland. Baron Pollook, who tried the V1anity lair libel oase, rarely ...

... The Special Commissioners resumed their la- hours at the Royal Courts of Justice on Tuesday. At the opening of the proceedings, Sir Charles Russell applied for an order against a certain news- paper because of an article which lie contended copstituted a contempt of ?? President said that the matter would be dealt with later on. -The Attorney-Geueral.then called attention to an article in ...

... IUNIVERSITY COLLXEGEI OF NORTPH WALES. IMPORTANT MEETING. | A meeting of tbe cocncil of this college was held on Wednesaday At Bangor! 'there being present:' Sir RB A. Cunliffe, Bart., Mir W. A. Darbishire. Mr J. R. Davies, 'Rev. Samuel Davies, Mr, Richard ,'Davies (ILord-lieutenant of, Anglesey), Rev. Ellis: Edw rds.' N.A., Rev. Dr. Herber EvAns, tir R. A,. Jones, BA., Rev. Principal Lewis, B ...

... PWLL EELI. SoUT BZAOIR ETAT: TFNDESs FORt SzA WAL AND PsO=NADs.-T'he follovviug tenders were received by the truetees for carrying out this work; and that of Mr Evan Williams having been accepted, the work will be proceeded with at ?? Thomas Jones, Criccieth, £13116; Meesrs 0. Roberts & Co., Fesliuiio,£58S7; Miessrs Holme and Ling, Liverpool, £5133; Messrs J. Maccale & Co., Liverpool, £4964; ...

... fTIT BRENT -. CHARBG RBOOVB3Y. I I M OI MP O t .T A N T D iUE B A T T' I X' ' A'P R'I. I klM 30 ?? D THE SECOND READING OF THE BILL. ' CA-RRIED.. In the. House of :Commous on -Thursday Mr J( M Tnrna*s, in moving the second reading of the Tithe Rent-charge Recovery Bill, said the Govern- LI ment were 'very sensible that it would not be regarded as a settlement 'of the *hole.tithe ques-. tio, ...