... HHYL TORY CLUB. A meeting of Tories and Primrose Leaguers was held in the Lecture tlall of the Tory Club- house, Market Street, on Monday evening, to hear an address from Mr R. St. John Corbett. The ball was not half full whfen Mr Pennant rose to open the meeting. The chairman's speech partook more of the nature of a lecture on the Local Government Bill than anything else. He explained the ...

... Howdo you find Mr. Squeers to-day, doctor? said an inquisitive person. By consulting the direc- tory, was the reply. Lieutenant to his orderly Johnson, go to the confectioner's on the corner and fetch me a saucer of icecream. Tell him to charge it. I haven't got any small change about me just now. Orderly, salut- ing That's all right, lieutenant. We owe him already for an iceberg of the ...

... Wo have in type three or four columns of j matter for which we could not find space. In- cluded in this isva report of tho interview between a deputation from seaside resorts and the Chancellor of Exchequer, on the subjeut of inhabited house | duty ou lodging houess. 1 ...

... THE DEPARTUKE FROM RHYL OF Tal REV. J. J. WILLI IMS FAREWELL MEETING-INTERESTING PRESENTATION. A short time ago our columns contained ih* nnnouncement of the resignation of the Rev. J. J. ''J;iatm\rr0m pastora ...

... LLITE ANDRONICUS. *1 . NOS SA*WRT. . d . Y CVXGHORAU SIROL., Y mae y wlad yn dechreu myned' yn ferw Dgwyllt-dim llawer llai nag etholiad cyffred ;DQLa Y mae o'r bronbawb eisieu cael myned yo aelod o'r County Couucil, a chael yr o anrhydedd o wisgo y-llytbyrenaa C.C. ar ol ei enw. Felly yr oedd yn ndchreu y i- byrddau ysgolion-yr pedf',mwy na digon ,r o ymgeipwyr am yr anrhyde'dd o eistedd ...

... dd Y MASNAOHWYR A'R NADOLIG.-Y lnae ;h- golwg ysplenydd ar y prif fasuachdai wedi au eu gwisgoyn barod at y Nadolig. Gwneir vrs arddangosfa deilwng bob blwyddyn gan rif fasnachwyr anturiaethus Caernarfon, a sicr- 3'. bawn fed yr un a wneir eleni yn dyfod i vel fyny a'r hyn a welsom ganddynt erioed o'r n bTaen ar achlysuron cyffelyb. nu Cafodd y bont hardd a gyfodwyd ar r ffordd o orsaf y ...

... CYFAR'OD MISOQLi ARFON. BETHEI, PENYGROES, RHAG 3, 4,-Lly.w- ydd: Mr Hughes, Porthdinorwig.-Gwaith cyfarfad y boreu oedd derbyn blaenoriaid yu aelodau o'r Cyfarfod Misol. Y brodyr a dderbyniwyd oeddynt Mri W. W. Roberts, Jerusalem; J. H. Jones, a Richard Jones, Caeathraw; W. Roberts, G. E. Williams, a G. Griffiths, Cwmyglo; B. Williams, T. Parry, T. Jones, a J. Lewis, Bryn Menai; R. Roberts, 0 ...

... MIR OSBORNE MORGAN, M.P., REFUSES A CiHALLENGE. In addition to the letters already published, the I following have comze to handl, on the subject of F the Church and its Enrlowinents: * [Copy]' House of Commons, Nov. 16, 1.88. SIn,-I have receivedyourlptkerand regret that ?? 0 ngagements (which occupy me from morning to night) .1i callnlot loolk through thre seventeen volumes to which I ...

... AN EVENTFUL OH REIST gMAS EVE. SEfl.kLnX LW l rB on rR THE NORTH WAsIss tr BY NELLIE S, ELLERY. h Nellie I Agatha Felton, has arrived. I met the 'Manor ' carriage iive minutes ago with a whole. beap of boxes, contaiuiuj, no dou'bt, a lot of tb rubbisby Louddon flnery. The good-looking n yonga Heroules who spoke these words-in a veryv disdainful tone-flung himself at full length on F the sofa ...

... TPHEI HALTING STEP. SPECIATLL WRIrTTN Fon TEJ NoTRu WAS3 ; CIIIONXOLE BY ANNA WALTER THOMAS. Some years ago I was suddeuly stricken down by an iljlrus, tho offeuts of whioh left me, not ?? ill, tbut in a stats of languor that made all mental exertion trying to me. The daily round Of business, ouec fuli of pleasant interest, became an exhausting burden ; and the incipient fogs of a London ...

... Back, Rev. Arthur James, ?? vicar of Wor- stead, Norfolk. Bardaley, Rev. J. W., vicar of Huddersfield; honor. ary canon of Wakefield. Bennett, Rev. T. J. F.; minister of Curzon Chapel, Mayfair. , f I Bladon, Rev. George, B.A.; vicar of St. Luke's, Chadderton. Bodington, Rev. Charles; rural dean of Liobfield. Boyce, Rev. William; rector of Elkestone, Glouces- terabire, Brook, Revo J. Ingham, ...

... S TURDA-y, .EMBCR 1all-i1le SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29th1, 1888. A LOCAL RETROSPE.DT. BEForto the next number of the North Wales Chronicle makes its appearance, the curtain will have fallen on the~year 1888. The year, which is now so very near its close, has been marked by several events of considerable local impor- tance, and Welsh matters have claimed a large share of attention both in and onb ...