... During the past -week '14 Volunteer officer , resigned, and there have been 16 new appointments. Entries for the Quego's and St. George's prizes at the next Wimbledon meeting will close on Tuesday, the 28th -Mlay, at noon; tbe entries for the All Comers' prizes will close on Tuesday, Jane 4th. Major Kewley'one of the oldest Volunteeroffloers in Liverpool, and well known at Shoeburynees, ...

... , The Wesleyan Chapel, Trawden, near Bhrnley, has been renovated at a cost of £900. The death is announced ?? of the Rev. John' Brame, 'for twenty, years incumbent of Weatleigh. -diet 'Cnon Moorm, vicar of Spalding, died'qn Monday, aged 78. Thb living, which is of the value of 19000 per annum, is in the gift of trustees.- The appointment of the Rev. Henry Ware, M.A;, canon of Carlisle, as ...

... TnBRE will be a cbildron's service at St. James's Church, Upper Bangor, to-morrow (Sunday). A FLowira Suvnca- will be held at St. James'se Church, Upper Bangor, during thbesummner. THE WiLsu BkisaObs AND TIE CONvocATION OF CANTERDURY,-The Bishop of St. Asnph and the- Bishop of Bangor have tbhis week been in attend- asnoa at the Convocation of Canterburv. UNIMVER9TY INTELLENO. -Among those who ...

... 'lUTHIN. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.-SATURDAY., Present: Alderman J. R. Jenkins (presiding), Alderman R. P. Davies, Councillors Ezra. Roberts, T. P. Roberts, John Jones, W. T. Rouw, David Jones (Agency), David Jones (builder), Lewis-Joues, Dr. Hughes, Mr Probert, and Mr William Lloyd (town olerk). The chief business on the agenda was the deciding upon the draft agreement drawn up by tbe town clerk ...

... HENETLJWYS. . aU . Of SUNDAY SCOiOL, COMPETITrVE MNETING.- a' A few months ago a aemmittee was formed of the is Sunday School members to consider the bsst plan of bringing abonu a literarv and competitive meet. Is irig in connection with the Senday School. Afessre :H. M. Hughee (Tyuhaf) and Owen Jones (Gadlys) 1.were appointed repetively aecretary and treasurer, . and vr J. a. 13illar l(eraig ...

... _ IOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS. ST. !5HnIcL'S CIIUROH, Holyhead, is to be fitted with an entirely now beating apparatus. Tri -8.kVAoN- AnRmy has opened fire at Tims Teachers' Universiti Aesooiation, have com- pleted their arrangements for a summer visit to Oxford. LORD STANL.EY or A1,I) vEY has presented a Bill to the Unper Eouse for establishing a close time for hsies in E3ngland, Scotland, and ...

... FatherJones, who on Friday week was returned ai a member 'of the Carnarvon School Board, addressed au open-air meeting shortly after the declaration of the poll. He said : Now the battle is over, which we have fought against overwhelming frees. Our opponents left no stone unturned to poll every vote they could possibly command. The very men who are wont to assure us that they disapprove of can ...

... - nJi.N:I3 I ae nic cuckoo has arrived, and has been heard fre- y quently sines Sunday last. 'o MA- Dii.-The celebration of May Day was not .e on an exteosive scale. g POLICE POCROIMNGO.-On Thursday, a man d named Lewis 'Jones, of Llonsannan, was brought d up in. custody before the mayor charged with having n stolen two sheep from a farm near the village of it L&lansanuan.-He was remanded. A ...

... BRTHESDA. Da. WiLIA58's TiuMpa ovan THE O ELT,-The Landow Echo of Friday eoatained- the following editorial on the 'elt's ?? libel upon Dr. John Williams, of Bryumeirig, Bethesda:-Journalists Who indulge in biblical analogies had s, severe warn- ing yeaterday, when a Middlesex jury muloted the proprietors of a Welsh uewspaper in £100 damages for oilling a Welsh doctor an Achan.. Civil ...

... It I PICNC TO BETTWSYCOED.-On Thursday the choir 3d and Sunday Sohool teachers of the English Congre- Id gational Church had an outing to tbe above place, LO travelling by coach. A number of, friends joined le the party. Id ON Saturday the opening orniso of the Mersey Is Royal Yacht Club takes place from Liverpool to 15 Beauniaris, so that a pretty eight may be expected, 2- and astrip to the ...

... EXTRA UTERINE GESTATIO)N IN A COW. The following appeared in TA6 Veterinary Record, April 27th:-Mr 0. J. Williams, ?? Llangelni, writes: ' One night, early in November last, I was requested to attend a cow about six years old. The messenger described to me, as near as he could, the symptoms under which the oow suffered. He was under the impression that it was nothing but tympanitis or sloven. ...

... The concert season at the LlanduIno Pier has made a most auspicious commencement. With an ?? like M. Riviere's, and good vocal talent, the concern is paying. expenses three weeks before Whitsuntide. It is therefore evident tlhat these attentions are well-nieait, and that there is aparticularly good time coming a little later on. We heartily congratulate the -Pier Directors, and also the ...