... 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 ...

... TFHE WONDER OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. In the year 1856, Joseph Pyke, with his wife and two young children, sailed from London for Aus. tralia. He was a journeyman shoemaker, and so poor that if his passage had not been a gift he could not have gone at all. The passage was long in those days of sailing ships, and his vessel-after having been nearly wrecked off the Cape-consumed five months in ...

... ANGLICAN SERVICES IN WiLSH CATHEDRALS. LETTERS FROM THO PRIME MINXSTER. EAB1l OF SBE. th Boirez, LoRo BRAUWELL, LOBD R. Clauit MLL, pC M.P., THE rOBTMAST.-GflEERAL, COLONETL W. Colt- sq WALLIl WEST, M.P., &a. Onr correspondent who contributed the special i8i 4iticle onlthe above subject to the last issue of the cn Vorth Watts Chronicle has sent us the following an letters for publication:- ...

... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1890. THE FLINTP B OR 0 TJGHS. IF the Liberals are confident in their belief that they will regain the Carnarvon Boroughs at the next election, the Conservatives of the Flint Boroughs are still more sanguine of securing a majority in that division. The boroughs of Bangor and the boroughs of Flint are about equal in the number of voters. The electors in 1885 gave Mr ...

... . DENBIGR TOWN COUNCIL. The monthly meeting of the Town Council was held on Tuesday. Present: The Mayor (Alderman T. J. Williams), Mr W. D. W. Griffith (ex-mnayor), Alderman E. T. Jones, Councillors R. H. Roberto, T. A. Wynne Edwards, Edward Thomas, IV. Keepfer, J. O. Hughes, Bosz Jones. John .Iones, John Lloyd, Robert Owl-n, the clerk (Mr -J. Parry Jones), and the medical officer (Dr. ...

... HOL4YHEAD. RENT AuDlT7r-On Tuesday last the half-year's rent audit for the Penrhos Eatate were received at the Market Hall, Holyhead, by Mr T. P. Elliott the respected agent of Lord Stanley of Mlderley. All tenants from the Llanfihangelynhowyfl, Bodedern, Llanfaobreth, Llanfwrog, Llanfaethlu, Llanfairynghornwy parishes were entertained to an excellent dinner at the George Hotel and the Stanley ...

... li'L.oANDT3DNO. - - .. - - I - 11-1 NAUTICAL.-Mr Arthur L. Hiighes (brother of Mrs G. F. Felton) has passed the examination entitling him to a master's certificate in the mercantile marine, He had just returned from a long voyage to Australia and South America. MR SHRUBqOLE.TuRNE1'S BeaErrT CONC5RT.-The tioketH (reserved) are going well for Mr Turner's concert this (Friday) evening, and the ...

... THE DEAN OF bANGOR ON THE I ELfSH CRURCH. CHAPELS AND THEIR ENDOWMENTS, The Very Rev. the Dean of Bangor (the Rev. E Evan Lewie, M.A.) was announced to speak at a 6Church Defence meeting at Birmingham last week, but owing to indisposition he vae compelled to send his paperf which was read bythe Rev. J. S. Pollock. The Very Rev. Dean said that the Church of England in Wales, notwithstanding the ...

... The monthly meetlug of the Bangor City Council was held at the Magistrates' Room on Wednes- day. The following gentlemen compose the Council, and tboso againstiwhose names aa asterisk is placed were present , aflor.: *Mfr Charles Pierce. .A2lderrnen: *T. C; Lewis, *J. Riolhards, E. Jones. *R. Gray, John Evans, n reouncillors:- . *D. Cameron, *Hugh Hughes; J. B. Roberts, W. A. Dew, E. 0. Price, ...

... LAND OFIEsaoD Filo SALB-On Wednesday, at tbe Royal Hotel, Mr Amos, auctioneer, Rhyl,offered for sale a small plot of land in Lleweiyu-street. It waw withdrawn at £250. I WYo)ING.-On the 22nd nut., the proprietor of the wedll-known saloon Fosamner Alexandria, Mre David Tones, was married M iaidetone, Rent, to' Miss Annie Richards, dan.a ' .r of Mr J. Richards, of the InlaNd Revenue. 'Vo are ...

... COMMITTAL OF THE DEFENDANT TO t THE ASSIZES. c At the Bangor Petty Sessions on Tuesday, before g Mr Chas. Pierce, Dr H. R. Hughei. Mr Wm. Pagbe, and Mr Harry Qlegg, Ann Ottley, the licensee of the Manchester Arms, Upper Bangor, was charged with having received from a youn'4 man named Robert Jones, a sack of crushed oats, the property of Alessrs T. Lewis and t Co., City Steam Mills, Bangor, ...