... X. : ?? DRv at Obrist.0htrob, Glanogwaeu, is looked forwnrd to by tbe inhabitants of Bethesda.. We find year after year that on the festival of the Nativity .(10 our Saviour, and on all other Church festivals, the Churchmen of this flourishing and well-attende6d sacord edifice enter heart and soul into the Spirit of Churoh teaohing, whioh.refiects to the ored ir of the worthy vicar.: The ...

... THE INFIRMARY BALL AT' DENBIGH. The annual ball in aid of the Den- bigbahire Infirmary was held at the County' Hall on Wednesday. The music was supplied by an ex- cellent band under the conduotprehip of Mr Hatsel- den, Rhyl. The attendance was not quite no large as last year, but the ball was a successful: one. The lady patroness wae Lady Williams, Bbd- elwvddan, and the president was Major ...

... I SATURDAY, DcEOMBER 28th, i889. Le_ ETHE YEAR 1889. 'U LOCAL EVENTS. In the course of the year which closes on d Tuesday next several remarkable events have ifhappened in Wales. It has seen her Majesty T ?? in the seventieth year of her age, _ and the fifty-second of her reign, pay something *, more than a flying visit to the Principality, ir where she received a loyal and enthusiastic I. ...

... BANGOR SCHOOfL BOARD. The last meeting of the retiring Board was held on Monday evening at the Bangor Mnseum, under the presidency of Mr John Price (chairman), and there 'were also present Mr Donald Cameron (vice. chairman). Mr T. C. Lewis, Mr Robert Roberts, Mr' Griffith Robbrts, Mr 1. G. Davies, and Mr George JamesD Te Attendance Officer's Reaort.-Mr W. a. Jones, attendance- officer, ...

... A PUALIC MEETINa.'-Under the auspices of the village Debating Society a public meeting waB held in the schoolroom on Monday, the 2ad inst., to discuss the beet means of promoting a railway in that district. Major baudbaah was in the chair, and stated tbat he had been in correspondence with Sir Richard Moon, the chairman of The London nnd North Western Railway, on the subject. Ile described at ...

... THE UNSCRUPULOUS MD INEXPERI- I ENCED BISHOP OY ST. ASAPH. *'oHw VHO CHURCH.BE When Lord Salisbury made so happy a choice for the see of St. Asapb at a critial period in tjhe fortunse of the Welsh Church, we said distinctly that the young Bishop would not only make his mark, bun'thatbhe would not be turned from the path which 'be thought right by any attacka'oi Liberals or Nonconformists who ...

... IFLOCAL & GENERAL TOPICS, I int LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. bli, Tm, Our Metel.wn oraelwaponpe. for diasing maoters of Imal or general rd interet; buo it most be dti~ndly undentrod that we do aot hold Our. nd .. 1 ?? for the opnidons exproced by our corrapondents. IC} Care s1.01d4 be Loken to anId'eronoaUdies. ?? MR KU, YON, M.P., AND LORD ASH BOURNE'S he ACT. DEAR Sm,-In your report of my speech ...

... T1a General Quarter Sessions for the county of Anglesey will be held at Beaumaris on Wednesday, the 1st of January, and those for Carnarvonshire on the following day. ANOTHER ?? Fourth Annual Ball in connection with the Carnarvon Habitation of the Primrose League will be held on the 16th of January. TUB many kind friends of Mr Williams, of Bishop's Mill, will be interested to know that he has ...

... LLAN RHOS. PRIMROSE LEAGUE: GLODDAETH HABITATION. The first of a series of ward meetings to be held in the Llanrhos district of the Gloddaeth Habita- tion (747) took place at the Victoria Boom, Glodd- aeth, on Monday the 9th December. This fine room adjoins Gloddaeth Hall, and was built by Lady Augusta Moetyn, who kindly -places it at the ser- vice of the G(loddaeth Habitation whenever re- ...

... DEIBIG.EL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.-TuEsnAY; The monthly meeting of the TiA oru0 o ,was held at the Council Chamber, Town DHall, on Tuesday,when the Mayor (Alderman T. J. Williams) presided over a full attendance with the exception of Dr. Evan Pierce, Mr David Joaev, and Mr Thymas Gee. Mr J. Parry Jones, clerk, and the muedical Officer of Health and the Boren& Surveyor were present. Shse Late ...

... - : - __ - _ ?? ._1 CHRSTM&ts TnET FOP. THBl PoOi.-An influential committee met last Tnesday evening, under the chairmanship ef Mr Hughes, Grlancollen, to eon. sider the beat means for providing the poor with a Christmas dinner. It was unanimously passed that an application bo made for the use of the Infant School, Watlinig-strest, for the purpose of Christmas Day. The secretaries appoirted ...

... THBE BANGOR SHOPS AND THE OiERISMAS DISPLAYS. That Christmas is at hand there are unmistak- able signs as one wends his way through the .streets of. Bangor, the shop windows exhibiting their :ohoioest ovelties and most tempting wares. I' l' judge by the attractiveness of 6asy of the Bangor %indows, Santa Clans cannot be niggardly this year even if he felt so disposed. The statiouers', the ...