... - LOCAL ANI DISTRICT NE WSS I TBF Right Hon. Lord Penrhyn left Penrhyn O-stle on Friday last for Stopy Stratford. Fae'ts Gnaa Senoon.-It is anticipated that the foundation.ntone of Friars new Grammar Sohool. willb laie, abont-midsummer- THreu ?? Sulnae'r elect of Montgomeryshire (Mr Henry Loslie) has appointed the Rev. Tuduo Jones, clrate of blanyblodwel, as his chaplain. A TISAT FOB ...

... IS THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE IN NORTH WALEES ASLEEP ? ' TO THE EDITOR OE THE r NouR WALEg CHoRNIcLE, i SIB,-YOnr correspondent Wide awake sems t to take a very erroneous view of the Primrose t League. One annot hiolp thinking tbat he must be ( affected with a political bypochondriasis, and is J scarcely responsible for what he says. 'He com- r plains bitterly of the action and inaction of the; ...

... SATURDAY, PFBBRUARY 2nd. 1889. I' ?? COMMENCOEMENT OF THE ERA. OF JOBBERIY. FOLLOWING.the example set before them by the Denbighshire County Council, their brethren in Anglesey and Carnarvonshire seem determined to follow in the inauguration of the era of jobbery. We have often heard in times gone by, if any appointment or contract, etc., happened to be entrusted to a person of a poli- tical ...

... CHuRCH DaFb Ncz.-Mr Helm, of the Church Defence Institution, is announced to deliver a lecture on the Church in Wales: its origin and Fusion with the Churoh is England, at tbe boys' 'schoolroom, on Monday evening next. The chair will be taken by Mr John Lees, Cartref Melus. COUNTY COUNCIL ELEcTion.-The election of one councillor took place on Thursday, the 24th January. The candidates were ...

... OLLA PODRIDA i .~ Io Says a London Correspondfnt, the peerless as. Patti'sHome, sweet Home, is Craigv-yNos, YO and she avers she is never so happy or so well nF as when rambling among the Welsh hills, but she is about to leave) it for a while to undertake tit another South American touv, sailing from w Bordeaux on the 4th of March. tb ab The success of her farewell concerts at the p Albert ...

... S | Wei 'c-cnnot a t lasbite 't~o rzeturns cnm iiureb ...

... MR, W. RATHBONE, M.P., RVYISWS | HIS- POLITICAL CAREER. I i 'HE CONDE MNS THE EBTABLISHMENT OF H A WEfLSH PARTY. dc Speaking at the annual meeting 'of. the Arvon P Liberal, Association, held at Conway on the '15th r inst., Mr W. Ratbbone, ?? said he was partion- 15 la~ly nxiusto meet the Liberal Committee of L lArfon, fr tihree days ago his three score years and be ten had run out, 'and that ...

... ' i of the; Week | , .- i .1- - - - -i - . , - IAccording to an Italiani almanac, tho Roman States beatithe world for wickedness, and London is the very - goodest ;place on the face of the earth. A New' York reporter, who has written an article en Drs Liangtry at Home, says that, one of Mrs Langtry'a literary treasures is a nearly complete set of the works of Mr Gladstone. I hear on good ...

... Ntews of the Week iny Brief, Lord R~ndolph Churchill, who is at Monte Carlo, has postponed his return to London until about the 4th of March. Mr ?? Mead, an. actor well known on the London stage, died on Sunday at his residence in New North-road. Hle was seventy years of age. By command of the Queen the Prince of Wales will hold levees at St, James' Palace on Friday, March 15th, and Tuesday, ...

... LLANDEGFAN WR UROHL DISPU-TE. - - -W-w. flROMOL1,/' TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTH WALES CHRONrCLE.- SiR,-As you -have inserted Mle D, yrick's letter on the above subject to tbe Bishop, I snalL be glad if you will also ingert my reply to seme, ot which I enclose a ?? faithf ully, R. H. PRITCHA&.D. Diocesan Registr, Bangor, . ? 7hFtbruary, 1889. LDandeg fan. SnR,-L'he Bishop has banded me your ...

... fht SUJDDEN DEATH.-A' well-known character at Llaurwst ?? Dykes was found dead in a be. chair at his lodgings in Scotland-street last Sunday As morning; ed SCanOL BoAMn Mar~rxs.-The monthly meeting nog washeld on Tuesday, Mr, John Eughes (ohairman) presiding. The other merbbrs present were Messrs nd 0. Isgoed Jones tvioe-ohairman), Edward Mills, he W. G. Jones, and J. Titley Williams.-It ...

... VOLUNTZER DANCB.-A most enjoyable dance, which has now become a weekly event, took place at the Drill Hall on Tuesday night. There was a, large attendance, and the music was supplied by the Volunteer Band, an excellent! programme being rendared. LANTERN ENTBRTAINMENT.-On Tuesday nioht an entertainment of Ian instructive character took place under the auspices of the Church Army Captain, ...