... C0fXZAsuxcationS nmust be ley~iby iorittets in ink, and on one aide of the paper oa'y. They mutst be authlenticated by the nra1l1 and address of the writer, not netesaity fo.publicatOn, but as a gmarn'tce of good faith. We cannot undcrtake to retirn CMom azicatiohs of which twc do not avail ourselves. We cannot be reponsible for) the opinions expressed by our correspondents. WANTON DESTRUCTION ...

... JESUITS iN FRANCE. Two decrebs relating to the ohniouthorised rell- pious congregations in France have been published in the Paris Jourval O.i Wet. The first decree gives the Jesuits nstice to break up and leave the establishments which they occupy within the territory of the Republic. A delay of three months is allowed, but a further term of two months is granted to those institutions in ...

... VARIETIES-GRAVE AND GAY. Ihave got so in the habit of being married b! art Episcopal clergyman th at I really don't feel satiefiez with any other kind, said a Ciicago widower. Judge: Prisoner- why will you drink? Nowl look at me ! I anm 60, and I never tasted liquor. Prisoner. You've loot lots of fun, then, judges sure as you're born. I have nothing but my heart to give you, said an ...

... - Communtcauttos must bc ?? wiitte i in ink, end on tjne side of the paper onl/. They mnust be ,euthe'ticakteaI by the name and addre e js the 1rite--, not Necesserit ! for publication, but os a yuaaraetee of gjoa fJ(ith. W ] cannot undertake to retuera nofniutluti5ons of which 4 we do lot avait ourselres. We cc,niot be rc'pongibleI for the opinions ex-pressed by our c)rresspondents. LLANGRFNI ...

... ILOTII N. LaC7 7RE AT i ANItIDAN.-O a Fri tay evening, August 7th, tbe Rev. J. Cadvau Davies, lectured in the Weil leyan chapel on Cymru fu, Cymru fydd. Rhuddea- fjh t;ok the chair, and thletewas a large attendaice. The prrceeds are towards the circuit funds, FREEHoLD PROPHRTY OFFERED FOR SALS--O: Mono day', Messs Davies and Artnor offereil for sale at the COatle Hotel 21 lots of fr, ehold ...

... VA RIE T IES . Tire coroner as well as the farmer makes hay when tbe sun shines IKirocking a friend down is a sure way of dropping an aeqslrristtarco, Tis sweet to be remembered,' as the man meid when he get a earle lcg. ?? ysrr mako it hoplional wills rue,' says the Engllshmen, I'll taire beer.' If I lityer,' said one small boy to another, Iye'll be usin' y6rsolf for snuff ter-morror' A ...

... BANGOR CATHEDRAL.-Second Sunday after the Epiphany, Janusry 18th.-8 am, Holy Communion. 11.30 a.m., service, Attwood in C.; anthem, Thou wilt keep him (Weeley). Preacher, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop. 4 p.m., service, Whitfield in E ; anthem, Lift up thine eyt 5 (Goss). Preacher, the Canon in Residence. CABINET COUNCIL.-A Cabinet Council was held at the official residence of the Fhit ...

... THE GOIRLs' FRIfENDLY SOCIETY. Mlany of our readers probably perused with much pleasure the report publishes. in our ini- pression of last week of tbe proceedings which took place at the large and inbluential ineeting of clergy and ladies interested in the GirlsFriendly Society, held at the Palace, Bangor, on the .30th tlt., and have been much gratified to find that a branch of the Society, ...

... Reports weresorrernt in 'London some three years ago that Mr Bouoicault had left his wife and familyin' a state bordering on indigence. It now appears, from hlr Boucicault's statement, tbere was not any founda. tion for them. Last year another report was circulated to the effect, that Mr Boucisoult had repudiated his marriage with hies wife. This scandal, it is said, proves to be equally ...

... THx. 4TroWtALScaoo.,-Tbe following report has beei Geot by H. M. Insppctor as the result of the ,late examinations. It ehowd tbat good work has t iD, done durini the past Year, nod the mmnsgere and slibscribere cannot t bat b igbly plew&ed. with the' higb standairdr of efficiency given it byr Mr T. Morgan Owen. Tbe ,firet clsae t f infaidts ?? agaod ex rioation, but thrir spelling Was very ...

... Ii . A. ?? OP . . CE 1TIM DEMANEY OF Ait=EOHWEDD). From time to time we are asked to report' the, pro. I' ceedinga of various churohee in.' thi4 deanery. lt may E be in the recollection of our ?? deanery of Arlleohwedd was'mapped oht iit varioue. district3, each district consisting of three or 'four con- 1 tiguoue parlshes. Tihe was for the purpose' of enabling - each united district to hold ...

... MONDoAtD NaOeM 2T ro18cle MIONDAf, NOVEMBER 27, 1880. THE CONSERVAITIVE1 MEETING IN BANGOR. We advise the electors to carefully peruse the speeches delivered at the large and enthusiastic meeting of Conservatives held in Pearhyn Hall, Bangor, on Friday week, The speeches were eminently practical, and in marked contrast to the endless verbosity of the Radicals, whose speeches are made up for ...