... PARLIAM.MNT IN SESSIOiN. The Houses of Parliament reassembled on Tues- day after the autumn rebess. In the Lords the Earl of Harrowby drew atten- tion to the condition of affairs in East Africa, and invited the Prime Minister to give some indication of the intention of the Government in the matter of 1' more effective action in reference to the slave ?? Bishop of Carlisle intimated that the ...

... CHURCHMEN, ARISE I SAUDA, N soVMbR ita,1 1888.itle SATUDA Y. IVOVEM 3BE'R 10th, 1888, THE war-whoop for a renewed attack upon the WelshChureh has once more been raised by the enemy, and it behoves all members aad sup- porters of the National Church to rally round the standard *And to prepare once again for the coming campaign. The Liberationists are up and doing, and lose no opportunity of ...

... Y D.1NIIoIIsUIrIE INrxilnARY,.-Month ending 31st e October, 1888.-In-patietts :: Admitted 8, dis- r charged 7-, cured 6,. relieved 1, dead 2, made out- a patients 2, remain in the house 12. Out-patients ll admitted 132, discharged 71, cured 59, relieved 12, e dead 1, made in-patients 4, admitted since 1st e January, 1888, 1761. Carualties 53. Presents 0 received: Mrs Ralli, Brynbelha, game ; ...

... SIR GEORGE TREVELYAN ON 'MR BALFOUR AND HOME RULE. Here are some extracts from a vigorous letter, in Satnrday's Mornaing Pot, on , Duty: Boileau was once employed to write a panegyric on a modest man who did not like to do it himself, This man, he said, is a god, a Plato, a Socrates, a- but here I most stop. I have already written too many lies for lOOOf. There appears to have been a ...

... MR ELLIS NANNEY AND HIS MERIONETESHEIRE TANANTS. To ACE EDITOU Or T'maE ' NOZrE WALES CHaONICLE. Sre,-The facts of the case are these:- 1. Mr Ellis Nauney having decided to take upon himself the payment of the tithes on his estates and to add a certain proportion of them to the rent, an agreement was prepared to carry out that arrange. ment, and this agreement is much more favourable to the ...

... Alderman Charles Pierce was yesterday elected Mayor of Bangor for the ensuing Municipal year. We feel sure that Mr Pierce's election will command respect and confidence, and we heartily congratulate him. Let us hope that all parties in the Council will work together for the good of the whole borough There is plenty of work to he done, notably in connection with the water and gas undertaking, ...

... News in Brief; ?? Lord Spencer is fifty-three oil Satprdciy.- The11 Liberal Unilonist speem detanrlitted to coptest Co0 Dewsbitryno Leicestor lufircuary has a balance oil tile wroug side of 110 less than £2000. of Tih cc are over 1500 children absent from schools atco paisley onl accounat of thle ninaslo epidemic.Al Lordi Randolph (dsuchilI-is to be invited to contcat A heat Aberdeenshire ...

... SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1888. GROSS IN(ARATITUBE. AT BANGOR THRE was absolutely uothing animate or ornate about the induction of Alderman CHARLES. PiEztc' to the ;iryoralty of Bangor last Friday, and, we verily helieve, a ceremony more thoroughly devoid of pomp andscircumstauce did not take place on the same day' in the Council Chamuber of one of the 280 cities or boroughs. entitled to elect ...

... hMR W. RATRIBONB MP., AND HIS I CONSTITUE NTS. sPBECaE AT BETHESDA ON IRISH AND WELSH QUESTIONS, t Mr Ratbbone, MY., moet bi constituents at LBethesda on the evening' of the 25tb ult.f and addressed. them at considerable lengtb. The , chair was taken by Or R. Junes (Cloth Hall). d Mr R.ATHBONB, who was received with consider- .5 able enthusiasm, began by a reference to the late ?? Henry ...

... ILELCTION OF MAYORS. BANGOR CITY COUNCIL. MEETING OF THE NEW COUNCIL. ELECTION OF MAYOR. The first meetingnof the ?? Contcil was held in the Council Chamber at noon yesterday (Friday). Tbe members against whose names an ?? is placed were present. The chair was Occupied by the retiring mayor, Mr John Pritobard. Mlatvor: *AMr Charles Pierce. T. Lewis, C. Pierce, ?? Iliohards, *H. Platt, *IE. ...

... ABE-R. HAKRVEST FSTia ?? Monday, the festivals harvest thanksgiving was held at St Bodfasns Church, Aber. The morning service commenced at ten a~m,, and a sermon was preached by the Rev; Edwin Jones, Bangor, English service was hold in the afternoon at three o'olooi, wherl the Rev. J. Evans, vicar of Towyn, preached, and evensong at seven p.m., with a sermon by the Rev. M:. Davieg, rector of ...

... A CHANOE F'OR LORD SACKVILLE, TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS A WEEK rROiI A MUSEUM rsoPRIETOR. The following appears in the Times on Saturday- An American citizen, writing to us from New York in reference to the recall of Lord Saokville, en- close the following extract from the New York Sun of November 2nd: A chance for Lord Sackville.-The Ubiquitous American Showman is after him, with an Offer of Big ...