... ,THE FUTURE OF PAL ESTINE. [e Y PROF. G5ORGE If. SCRCDDg l 'Bitters -are 'becoming. deocidedly interesting i the Holy-iZandt and, indeed, throughout all Syria. The growing intercoureee with the nations of the Occident, and pairticularly the efforts made by the churches of the West, to plant anew the banner of a living Christian civilizatiou in the religious fermalism and petrified culture of ...

... JARjNARVON BOROUGHS ?? N. -LEOTION. ,The nevwly-eiected'hohi. yaember for Carnarvon is i the ?? new:.meiiiber returned to ths pre- C snt ,House; oE ,these :42 are Conservatives aud i Liberal Unionists, and 63 Libarale and Parnellites.j t Mr George is about 27 years of age. He was ad-, mitted a solicitor in 1884. . The result of the poll. was received at Pwvllheli I on Friday morning with some ...

... SATURDAY, PEBRUA1R Y lt5Y 1890. THE WELSH ARISTOCRACY AJAW WELSH NA [IONVA HO VEMENTTS .Id' 6d OUR readers will recollect that in a previous !issue we commented upon an article written 9d by Professor HENRY JOES,. of the University 9d College of North Wales, and which appeared in the current numberof the Ceninen. We 9d quoted a sentence in which, he asked: Is 9dthere throughout the ...

... RVUTEEIN. AN ENJOVEIDL CoNzE1T.-The Town Hall was thronged with an appreciative audience on Friday evening, *vhen a concert gas given to provide funds in aid of the Efenechtyd Church improvements. The Rev. Elias Owen, vicar of Efenechtyd, occu. pied tbe chair, and introdaced a progrsmme of considerable merit. The first portion was con- menced by the Ruthin String Band, urdar the conductorship ...

... Dn. E. PAN JONNS is not ,pigeon livered. 'Timidity is an unknown quality in his composi- tion. He never tires. in propounding'chinierical schemies, and,- notwithstandhing; the .'gentle. banter of. many of his more reasonable and reasoning friends, and the more 'severe handling of his .poilitical opponenht, hs dogeedly. pursues his; own eurse. On the land. question he isa recognised fanatic, ...

... ITHE DEMONSTRATION ON WVDNESDAY. THE TOWN AGAIN EN PETE. ig a VELSH ENTHUKAS5 AT EIGH PRESSIURE. W Bight royal in every detail was the grand demon- ht stration on Wednesday in honour of the Qoeen of 3t Rourmania. The farewell to Carmen Sylva was as id warm as British hearts could make it, and yet er withal tinged with feelings of reluctance to part te with a royal personage so lovely and ...

... WE CAN ONLY SAY TE1A.T HIS INITIALS ARE J.D. When a woman travels ten miles merely to ask a few questions, we may assum3 that her coriosity is excited, In the year 1883, a story went forth from Lever. stock Green, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, which arousedagreat interest in all the region. thereabout. People came from various directions to inquire into the matter; what was alleged to have ...

... LOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS- ?? A Bi.;-L.ady Willonghby de Eresby gave a ball 'at ber Londo'nresidence on WeUneeday evening. 'A NE schoolroom si about to be erected adjoiu.- ing the Tsbornarole CalvynistiC Methodist Chapel, r TEEm- Rev. William Llewelyn Rees, B.A., late. ciir.te of St.. David's, has been sppoinwed perpetial l curate, of Llaengynog, Carmuarthen hirO. o TUE recent Carnarvon Boroughs ...

... :BANGOR AIND BEAUMARIS BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The usual fortriightly' Meeting of the above guardians was held to-day (1F'riday), Mr Hugh Tbomas presiding. There werv also present I: Messrs Robert Roberts and Benjamin Thomas (vice- chairmnen), Dr,'J;'Roberts and Mr 0; F. Priestley D (ex-officiob5)- Messrs Hugh Hughes, Geo. James, Da'vid Williams and J. Roberts, Bangor; Richard l Jones, iobert ...

... * BEAIUMARIS. .UoiaNo MaudsEiva.-A. meeting of the council Is4 helion the 10th inst.. Alderman Sir H. Willisams-BBleley, Bart., prosiding. There was a SUal ?? of Mayor.-Counoillor John Watkins proposed, and Alderiafn William Hughes seconded, that Councillor H. B. Poole be elected mayor for the ensuing year, and he was unanimously elected. - The Mayor-eloct then thanked the Connoil for tbe ...

... LL ANLLFCHID. COMPHITnTIVa NszITra.-On Friday and Saturlay [eveniug, the 18th and 19th inst., a literary ann oompetitive meeting, in connection with thbe Church Sunday Schools. was held. at the National School. The Rev. E. -Daviese.reotor, presided at the first meeting. He addressed the large audience briefly, but appropriately, and then- called upon Ur Wil- liams, Penlan, to his duties as ...

... d On Easter Monday, the 7th inst., the twentieth st anniversary of the Llifon Deanery Choral and ir Literary Association was held at Bodedern under of the presidency of the Rev. Daniel Lloyd, Llandry- x garn, rural dean, the Rev. H. S. Priestley, Gwaloh- [ mai, acting as secretary. The morning's proceedings ts commenced at 10.30 with singing and prayer, after whioh 50 picked scholars of the ...