... THE MAYOR AND MAYORESS OF I BANGOR'S RBEOPTION AND BALL. aey The popularity of the Mayor, Mayoress, and led Deputy-Mayor of Bangor was amply proved on on Friday evening, the 9th inst., when they were 1a ?? At Home, and received a large and distinguished rse company of ladies and gentlemen at the George at Hotel, Bangor Ferry-an hotel which, owing to its spacious dimensions and excellent ...

... 9 MEETING OF ANGLESEY FARMERS AT LLARGEFNI. t A movementhagrecently been started amongst the 3 tenant farmers of Anglesey to eudeavour to secure the co-operation of tbe landlords in order to assist them in tiding over the present crisis in agriculture. On the first of this month a meeting of Anglesey landowners and tenant farmers was convened bv circular at the Town Hall,.Llangefni, to take ...

... q.4'1 OA-I.,A. nL idtI ;sArIA DEalCEMERu I 1 1-1S,1TIJRDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1887. l is MRGLADSTONE FIGHTING FOR? T 1B is no argument more often heard from the .saratist platforms than that which lays it she down t Mat Mr GLADSTONE'S HomO Rule measure Of t would at last bring us to the end of the dreary the Irish ?? In vain have Lord HARTINGTON, inil Lord SALISBUIys Mr CHAMsERLAIN, Mr GOSCHEN, ...

... ; LOCAl AND. DISTRICT, ::NEWS. V THE Housa OF LORDe Arpzpx,.-Notice. was given 1 yesterday that. the law lordB will hear no more, Ho' appeals this session. 'They will probably resume add after the Christmas vacation, towards the end of q January. Coa Sr'zcsAL musical, attrsaotions 'will be provided at treal St. Jamneas'sChuroh, Upper Bangor, on Christmas L Day. rea. A PenassacxDANcE in ...

... LORD STANLEY OF ALDERLTn ON I FISOAL RE.PORM. Speaking the other day at V. meeting ot Ibe MSbritiph Union for Fiscal Reform of hfanheaster, Lord ( Stanley ?? staid the chief induement with the Woionied' to enter into federation with us was that their goods wonld be sent here on preferential terms. At the late ?? oonferenoe in London they felt th~t they could not bind thenuselves to allow sny ...

... INTURED SPINE AND PARTIAL I .PARALYIS. Mr William Thomas, of 58, Paddington Grove, Battersea Park-road, London, S.W., writes: i met with a serious acoident, resulting in a severe shook'to the system, injuring my spine, and par- tially' paralysing one side of my body. I was admitted to St. George's Hospital, Newcastle Road, where I remained 109 days. I was unable to stand or even sib up. The ...

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... iULANDUDHO. t i MrSsroN; Room;' CwnAE-sArTaR.-O0n Thuisday, tile 8th inst.,!a ntea-meeting and concert were held e. at the above' place. The- tea, which was on tbe tables at 3.30 pm;, was enjoyed by a' great number of friends, in Addition to abontbeighty ohildren and poor people, to whom it vasg'7 free . treat. Mr William Evans, chairman of the Commissionersf tpresided at the concert in the ...

... ITHE DMENAI SOCIETY OPNATUARt SCIENCE AND ITERATURE Aire LECTURE ON TEN1NYSON BY THE D13o the OF ST. ASAPH, LIt 2-he Very Rev, the, Dean Of St Asaph lectured ire O Tennyson before the memberso f tha Blenal, lar ffciety on Monday evening, when the chair was 'on- taken by the Ron. W. E. Sackville West. be a The LzeTvUlEs, who was warmly received, eail be coatemporary criticism on literature ...

... LLANRW ST. LLrw I .-Next Thursday a benefilt concert d will be held in aid of the above well-known bard, d vocaalist, journalist, &c, who, we .understand, is in Me bodily affiction. Amongst the artistes who are it giving their services we notioe: Miss Maggie Ivor it, Jones, Mr James Sauvage, and Mr William Daviei, Bangor Cathedral. Captain G. B, Ashley, J.P., is be ?? to preslde. be. Tir&xksio ...

... j - MR RATlBO:NE, DP., ON - | INTBRMEIDIATE EDUCATION FOR; : ' . |WAES. Mr William Rabhbone, M.P.; on Tuesday, addressed a& meeting of the members of the Liver- Lpool Welsh National Society. on the qnestion of Intermeatiate Education for Wales, and explained Mr Mnndella's Bill on the subjeot. Mr RATHBONS said that the question of providing intermediate educatiou for* Wales was not, and ought ...

... B A.1?MQUTH. ReSTOnATION OF ST. DAvDW's GOise. -'The Oswe8stj Advertiser says *-This church, whioh for the last two months has bseb in the hands of con- tractors, was 'ereoted nearly sixty years since, in tbe early days of the revival ofb the pointed styles of arnhiteoture. in England. It was a debased exiample of tbe flfteenth: aentnry, or porpendicnlar style, in shape cruciform, with nave, ...