... D)ENBIG-H. SuccEss or A DvNwIou STVEENT,-WO are gad to hear that Mr Frank G. Jones, of Lenten Pool, Den- l bigh, has obtained a position in the Honours' list, at his final medical examination at the Uni- versity of Aberdeen. Ie has also been appointed i Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy in the same university. Ar Jones was formerly a pupil of Dr. e Evan Pierce, of Salisbury-place, Denbigh. ...

... CORRESPONDENC'13E. We canvot undertake to return cosomtaications of whie7 toe (lo not avail ourselves nor can we hold ourselis3 responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspon lents. PRIEST, OR PRESBYTER? SIR,-I think it is well to call the attention of those persons who supposed that, in contributing towards the cost of establishing a college at Bangor, they were setting up an ...

... THE OSWEISTRY HIGH SCHOOL. SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION. The test examinations for these scholarships were conducted by Mr Owen Owen, M.A,, at Swan- sea, December 30th ; Machynlleth, December 31st; Portmadoc, January 1sBt; Menai Bridge, January 2nd; and Mold, January 3rd, There were in all 53 candidates, 14 were recom. mended to stand the final examination at Oswestry. The three senior scholarships ...

... I 3 Teim GmriAAln SCNOOI,-The following exhibi- 7 tions were awarded at the recent. examiuation: I .Owen Owen, lanerchymedd £17 per aunim ; J. ] 3 niinces, Llandyfnan, £10 ; J. Owen, Beaumaris, i t £7 per aunum.: *1 TOWN COUNCIL MBEETING. l The quarterly meeting of this body was held at a non on Tuesday under the presidency of' the I a deputy - mayor (Lieutenant- Colonel Hampton j Lewvis), and ...

... NzEWS IN:.BR11`m. ~j TIni Pri'cee Doflgozaro ki's eldest sni is described eas lthelime4~lil~eso~fo theCr. t Twenty years. agothe DaneB 'imroted earl tall'their sugar. Now the rasltyoiibes i Jules Vall;, the. notorious Communist, died in s Paris on Saturday, after a painful illness. e Whilst hunting with the Meath hounds on Satur. g day, Earl Spencer was unhorsed. Mr Irviug's tour in America ...

... THE DYNAMITARDS AT EOME AND ABROAD. Short, the man who is charged with the attempted Murder in O'Donovan Rossa's Office, was on Satur. day again brought up before the Police Magistrate. Phelan gave evidence respecting the attack, ssyin that Short twice cried out, Now I have got you.'5 Phelan also said that in 1883 he visited Ireland, England, and Wales, being abroad'altogether alout three ...

... BEAUMARIS TOWN COUNOEgj A. meeting of this bholy WV s hl0 at the T' wn Hill, on Taesaday morning, un1er the preo'd ?cv!y of ICouncillor hlugh Thtomia'. Thero were a Dl-o p:'l it Councillors ?? W kiLns, W. Ht11!les T. pkititarl, 1). Lloyd and R. Jone 'dr .1. IW1ico Rb. Ars, teorn clerk; )Mr W. Grittith, deputy town clerk; and Mr It. LI. Humphreys, treagurer. Fin amte -Mr H. Lloyd Himilibreys, ...

... THE- SOCIETrv: PAPE RS. (From Truth.) The most valuabfe weddii tz present which Pridness leaticef received was the unskoiliuiuit te, arnd coffee service of fiolid gold. eaici pioee 4,eiog richly chased, whiah was sont by the Emlnresi liugs7ie. It is exceesl. uigly probatblu tnat the ?? ts will at some future timd hbtnefit v ry considerably by the will uf the Enm press; with whoma se is a greet ...

... MARCHNAD HADAU.-The first seed market of the Season was held on Tuesday. There was a good attbndanoe and a fair amount of business was done. TnUE TEIsEn.aNcaF JCUBILE.-On Monday evening a most enthusiastic meeting was held in the Con- cert Hall in connection with the above movement, the building being crowded. The Rev. J. Gower, rector of Trefriw, presided, and there were also on the ...

... TIME COYAL MARRIAGE,-LORDI TENNYSON'S O)1E-TIIE AS1- FOin) SCHIOOLS-ADTlSTWITIT COLLEGE -ENTHUSIASTIC MIEETING AT THE MANSION 110USLt --APPOINTMAENT O1 A SPECIAL COMMITTEL-WEUSH VOLUN1=111 AT WMI* BLEl1DON-THE NEW PIEUSIDENF TO TIIE WESLEYAN CON- FEREINEEC-TliE CYUMNIODORlON . As I write these words tho bells of London are pealing out merrily in honour of the marriage, which is now being ...

... TIE LOVAT PEERAGE. I On Thursdav week the House of Lords assem- bled a a Conmittee for Privileges, the Earl of edoadale in the chlair, and resumed the hear- ing of this case, the opening portion of which has already been published in these columns. Thle Lord Chancellor informed the cotncil for the claimnant that they should expect in the first place that evidence should be given to connect ...

... MR. GLADSTONE DELIVERS UP THE A SEALS OF OFFICE. n The country at large will receive with a sense of r I relief thq announcement that the crisis is at an end. | An i!mnportant step towards the formal instaliatiou if of the new Ministry was taken on Tuesday, wheio the Marquis of Salisbury proceeded to Windsor and submitted to the Queen a list of those whom his a lordship proposed as the leading ...