... 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 ...

... iI*IMPORTAlN- 'ROPERTY sALiEM S l ; I NORTH WALES. ?? I- An important sale of land on the Craig.y-don R Estate was held by Messrs William Dew and Son, i auotioneers, Wellfield House, Bangor, at the Castle g5 Hotel, Conway, on Wednesday, the 13th instant, 9 when the followinglots were sold, viz.:- INcAnmnNsiara&~ in the Parish of Llanrhos.-Parta of Penrhsyn Farm; 6B. waS ?? by Mr Richard Conway ...

... THE LOUAL GOVERNMENT BILL. IT is somewhat difficult to understand the opposition that has manifested itself in certain Conservative quarters in regard to the new Local Goveranmeut Bill. To judge by the tone of some of the critics, it would appear as if the Cabinet-all of whom are, it should be observed, responsible for the measure-had suddenly, imitating Mr GLADSTONE'S notorious example, taken ...

... PFTTY SESSIONS. - On Tuesday, before Messrs John Vaughan and H. Lloyd Williams, Edward Meredith, Dinas, was fined 50s and costs for taking unseasonable salmon out of the river. TEARING HIs CLOTHES.-At a Special Police-court held on Monday, before Dr. Edward Jones, a tramp named Robert Smith was sent to gaol for fourteen days for tearing his clothes at the workhouse on the previous day. A ...

... Ak WELSH CHIAPEL SOANDAL. no)W.eLS 1. THOMAS. In Mr .Justice Stirling's Court, in the Chancery Division of the High Court of Jnstice, on Friday, Ur William Pearson, QO.., said that he had a very urgent motion in this a tion, but that it would be impossible that day to get throngh the mass of evidence that had been filed. It was an action by the trustees-who claimed to be the sole trustees -of ...

... A Liberal of the Old School contributed a letter o to the TiMes of Tuesday, in the course of whioh he f says:-Sir,-I have before me two newspapers I published in the county of Denbigh, one a Liberal o and the other a Conservative organ, containing a report, which is nearly identical, of speeches made at a meeting a few days ago of the so called Welsh Land League. The now notorious Mr Thomas ...

... Yesterday Messrs Yarrow and ?? the torpedo- boat builders, exhibited in the Thames a number of small hwunchs, which are propelled by means of vaponrisod spirit instead of steani. Three of the launches were 36 feet in length and 6 feet in breadth; one was somewhat smaller; but i) eacb case the machinery worked in the most satisfactory manner, and very surprising results were obtained. The whole ...

... Tu4 FAIR.-At a meeting of farmers it was decided to hold the Christmas fair on Monday in- stead of Saturday. COUSTY OOUNocri BLEoTION.-A meeting of rate- payers was held at the Concert Hall on Monday evening.to hear the four candidates the hall being crowded. Mr R. James presided. The four candi- dates for the district, Messrs J. Blackwall, J. P., Isgoed JoneslDavid Jones, and the Rev. Titley ...

... We are very far from any deisire to minimiee any trouh1.7 or distress which may have been caused in Wables by agricultural depression in recent years. But with the beret wvill- in the world it is quite imn- possible to place any reliance upon the tatsements made in the debate in' the Hlouse oE Commonos tbe other day by Mr. Ellis and sa~me others of thle Welsh members. It is simply notorioua ...

... Miscellaneous Readisgs. Tur ENnoWiEmir '0 T1Ii DAUOGTER, BY E3MILY F.THFULnr,.-Mr Walter Bes~nt says, Liet us endow our daughters : he reminds his readers that evvrvy ruspeotable French cirl haa her doe; that in Gerinany nud other countries there are various waas of providing for unmarried women, and that the hour bas come for English men and women to save those they love tenderly from ...

... f ME O'B3RIEN M.P., AT FE STINIOG, I Mr WxeLrlAm O'BmiN, M.P., attended a meeting of the Liberals of *Merimethshire, which was hall on TuesdaY afternoon in the Assembly Rooms at I Blaenau Festiniog. In acknowledging addresses ! from the various associations, the hon. member for i North-east Cork said that there was not a corner of Ireland where the name of Wales would not be cheered to the ...

... llSrtUlDAT, MARC ( ehr, IBBS. SATURDAY, MsARC l7th, 1888. MOR JOHN PRICE'S REFERENCES TO THE PRINCE OF WALES MBi Jo}N Pnaio, Viee-principal of the Bangor Normal College, has not yet apologised for his insulting and disgraceful remarks concerning the PRINcE or VALES. We have many times and oft said to ourselves, G Give Mr PRICE rope enough and hle will hang himself -of course in a public ...