... NOTES OF THE. WEEK. The academic status of the clergy in the Dioceseot Bangor may be gathered from the following particulars ?? ?? two; Oxford, 22 ?? 31 M.A.a' and 1 Do.L.; Cambridge, 10 B.A.'s and 6 ?? Durham, 3 ?? 1 M.A., and 4 Licentiates in Theology; Dublin, 12 B.A&'s and 5 ?? Lampeter, 2 B.D.'s and 21 ] ?? London University, 4 B.M's. There are 34 St. Boes and 2 Lampetor men -who do not C ...

... LLANB3ERIS ANN-UAL PErZ--MaETINO- OF rTHE DOLBADARN SCHOOLS.-These meetings, which are looked forward to with nmuch interest by both children and parents, were held at the Concert Hall on Friday last. The afternoon meeting was devoted to the infants and loworstandards, and the evening meeting was taken up by the older scholars ; both were presided over by MIr D. P. Williams, J.P., chairman of ...

... Lx ANDUDNO. in ENGLISH CONGREGATIONAL Cnuacn.-We are re. e. quested to state that Mr James Burwel1 will pre- E. side at the organ on Sunday. 'n SinMoN To Y0OUNG MEN.-We nnderatand that et the Rev. Gen. E. Catlin will preaoh a special e sermon to young men at Christ Chardl\ on Sunday idevening. THE FIRST LAMB KxILD.- Messrs Edward Owen and Sons inform, us that at this early date they s have had ...

... [CONTRIBUTED AND COLLECTED.] S Mr Osborne Morgan, M.P., has returned from. s thewContinent, and we hear that he has greatly t benefited in health. t Mr David Williams, of H.M. Customs, has fl been appointed to the responsible post of 1Chief| *Commissioner of Customs in Siam. Mr, twenogvryn Evans has undertaken the i editorship of The Welsh Text Series, and purposes to issue a series oft 'Welsh ...

... PWLLIx[ELI. 3i- DEJATiNG SOCIETY;-We are glad to find that ad debating society in connection with ?? hi ill been formed through the instrumentality of tl ad ourate, the 'Rev. T. Williams, B.A., and that tl Ill, meetings have been largely attended and the eun is, jects well.discuseed. [ee DE&ATE O MP1 RODERT H. RonERTS, TYNLoi e- -We have to record the death of Mr Robert I ne Roberts, which ...

... ;7e cannot unlertake- to returnv communicatioas st wohich we do not avail ourselves of, nor do we hold fo ourselves responiblefor tet opinions expressed by ?? m correspondents. ! el WOOD-CARVING AT LLANDUDNO. Dc Pr SIR,-Those of your readers who take an interest ki in wood.cesving and art generally will no doubt s .have noticed the oak bardic chair which is now P exhibited in Mr Bartley's shop ...

... SPECIAL COUNTY MAGISTRATES' COURT.- MONDAY, Before Mr Brooke Cunliffa (presiding), Dr. Jenkins, Captain Cole, Mr J. EH. Denton, Captain Ellis, and Mr George Blezard. A Rhuddlan Girtl Begginq.-A prepossessing young woman named CatherineFoulkes,who said she came from Rbuddlan, was brought up in, custody by P.C. Wyse for begging at flanfair last ?? prisoner admitted the offence,saying she bad ...

... . To-day (Saturdayy is Boat-race Day, I A shot prematurely exploded at BnrropfReld Colliery, near Clonsett, on Saturday, killitg one man and injuring another. Three Socialists were charged at Dundee, on ,1onday, with rioting on Sunday during a So0iglieb demonstration, and were committed for trial, It bais been decided to purchase £4-GO worth of trout spawn to stock Lake Vryrnwy. This will only ...

... RUTTHIN. RENT AUDrrs.-The following rent audits took. place last week at the Wynnstay Hotel, Archdeacon. tlaeredith's, Sir Watkin's Vale of Clwyd Estate, and Mr Johnson's Llanrhydd Estate. All the tenants partook of an excellent dinner provided by Mr- Richards. TaH Sinniss's LuNcEoZ.o-On the occasion of the Assizes the members of the Bar and the Grand Jury were invited by the High Sheriff ...

... PETTY SESSIONS (Tuesday, February 26tb).-Be. fore ?? John Vaughan, Edward Jones, H. Lloyd Williams, and a. E. J. Owen- Salmon (jase.-Mr Wm. Robert Davies, solicitor, on behalf of the River Conservators, prosecuted William Jones and Robert Lovell, of Dolgelley, labourers, with having a gaff in their posession to take salmon on the l7th Jannary.-John Legae gave evidenoe.-Wm. Jones was fined 10s ...

... There are now 17,355 schools in Madras, and t 505,658 soholars. a Mr Alan England Brooke, B.A., and Mr Edward R -Jenks, B.A., scholars of the college, have been eleo - ted to fellowships at King's College (Cambridge) Society. Mr Bushby, magistrate at Worship-street Police. i- -ocurt, London, consented on Saturday to state a t, case for the Higb Court on the question whether or it not oauing on ...

... 1 The health of the Bishop of Truro is improved. t A movement is on foot for tbe restorstion of Rossett Parish Church, at a cost of about £4000. The total cost of restoring Luidlow Church Tower . is estimated at nearly £7800. a The Bishop of Dover is progressing favoarably at Biarritz. s The Bishop of Durham Continues to make satis- factory progress. i The Rev. H. R. Haweis has returned from ...