... i' AAVXNG LAIN FOR MONTHS IN AN OPEN GRAVE.' - 'Our readers will remember tbe thrilling chapter Recalled to Life, which begins' Dickens' Tale of Two Cities. Cases ocour in a differentfield which in interest and surprise almost equal that of the Bastile prisoner..: What the seret of life 'is and' hom it can be reaehed-and affectedhby any agent within the present knowledge of manD is the ...

... DR, (IARLES GBEY EDWARDS, house surgeon of the Carnarvoushire and Anglesey Inflrmary, bas re- sumed Mie duties after his recent serious illness. MR J. SMITH. the secretary of the Carnarvonsbire and Anglesey Infirmary, has received from Colonel McCorquodale, the president for the year, a donation of £20 towards the funds of the institu- tion, IMPORTANT TO LADIES.-Madame Worth's cele- brated ...

... DEN BIG EL. SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.-THUnSDAY. Present : Mr J. II. Jones (presiding), Messrs C. M. Humphre5N , R. C. B. Clough, J. T. Hughes, W. Reepfer, J. Lloyd Jones, and Mr B. E. Roberts, clerk. A LIVELY M5BTINO. A letter was received from Miss Jones, Love Lane Girls' School, requesting an increase of salary, and the Clerk explained that Miss Jones had taught musio to the children by notation ...

... TH: MUNIOI:PAiELEICTIONS. BEAUMAXIS. There was no contest. Dr. Charles Yeoman, Mr 0. J3 Pritchard, two of the retiring members, with Messrs W. M. Griffith and W. R.. Jones being re- turned. BANGOR. I There were contests in three of the wards, but no exoitemeub was occasioned thereby, the elections being the quisteet held since the city was ineorpora-' ted six years ago. About half-past nine ...

... TYZDWEILIOG. CaLEBBATING THE HAPPY DAY.-When it came to the knowledge of the patriotic people of Lieyn of t the intention of 0ola01l Wynne Finch, Cefuam- wlub, ef leading to tbe altar of Hymen the lady of his choioe, on the 29th of last month, they lost no a time in forming themselves into committeea to e arrange and discuss the beat way to celebrate the e happy event. The country was divided ...

... IMPORTANT TO SIARIOmrDBeR5 IN BUIDING SOCIETIES. - In the Queen's Bench Division, London, on Mon- day, a divisional court, consisting of Mr Baron Haddleston and Mr Justice Stephen, bad again befors thera' tbe oase of Davies v. The Second Chat- ham Permanent Building Society, and that of Mackenzie v, the Everton and West Derby Per. Tmanent Building Society. In the first case, the defendants in ...

... HOLYHE3AD. AcCIDBNT oN BOARD- A STvAMxzR.--An accident occurred on board the s. Irene on Wednesday, at Holyhead, by which a man named Thomas Griffith wras seriously injured. Whilst the steamer was being swung from one berth to the other the. man named was engaged at the stesam winch, where by some means he got entangled in the ropes at. taobed to the barrel and was badly crusbed-bis arm and ...

... 'A TUartDlAYcM N tMB 2on188cle SATURFDAY, NOZ13MBER:2nf1, 1889. WANTED A CONTROVERSI. WEa direct the special attention ok the Rev. EwDON JoNEs,and other members of the North Wales Temperance Association, tolthe extract' we give in another column of our to-day's issue ,respecting Drink and the Death-rate. It is -an extract from the Revue 86ientiftquz, and' -supplies the result of the inquiries ...

... Leatber trimmings are ic great favour this winter, made of very. delioate shades of tan or white. Lord lartington, who i5 about to entertain a shooting party at Hardwicke Hall, will pass Christ mas at Holker with the Dukce of Devonshire, after whiob he is going to the Riviera until the meeting of Parliament. The marriage which that muoh.worried potentate Prince Ferdinand wished to conclude was ...

... CEMMLAE S. 1, hIt-OPIINING OF THE PARISH COnuCu.-The, parish ohuroh of aemmaes, Moutgomeryshire was re- t. opened for divine service on Tbutsday, November 14th, after having lately undergone considerable b, renovation and repair, The work that has been done includes the cleaning and'revarnishing of all the n internal woodwork, the repainting of the ceiling, of the nave and chancel respectively ...

... Mr Bradlaugh has come in for a legacy of £1000. The Duke of Portland Ims purohased a shire t stallion from Ur Forshaw for £2000. Mr Rider Haggard bas comrpleted another novel. l which be has entitled- Eric. . Information hab reached Aberdeen that Mr W. c Al. Hunter, M.P., is seriously 'ill in Switzerland. F Mr Bradlangh, M.P., having been ordered by the n doctors to take a sea voyage, has ...

... SELF-PROTECTION IN BANGORL . AT a special meeting of the Bangor Corpora-, tion on Monday the Infectious Diseases (Notification) Act was adopted, and its pro-. visions will be put in force at th6 beginning of December. The Act is a new one, having only been passed in the last session of Parliament, and yesterday (Friday) was the first available day npon which it could be put in operation. The ...