... QUARY.tE1 -S ATEP-G AT - - 2 A. .. On Friday evening e meeting of the' Penrhyn quarrymen was hold at the Oefnfaes Schooltoomn Bethesda, 'under the presidency of Mr W. R' Evans, Bont Uchaf, who explained at the outset that the meeting was one of a series being held in the quarry districts in North Wales to press forward the claims of the' Quarrymn'en's OUnion, and to urge the men to join it. ...

... VOnT= HWA gIVEIITY COLZLECT. I -l ?? . r The half-yearly meeting of the Court of Governors was held in the Town Hlall, Rbyl, on Wednesday, u utnder the presidency of Lord Kenyon. After a vote - of condolence with the relatives of the late Mr T. r E. Ellis was passed, Dr. Isamnbard, Owen, London, e was unanimously elected a vice-president of the col- e lege. Lord 1Kenyon reported that the ...

... An. Inte>resting Exhibition. -The Pavilion has been seleted' as the temporav hou~se of a mtost attraetive domnestic exhi~bitionD promote~d br a: syndieate of -weU-knoevn firnis inl Englabnd and. Walesa. Thia isI aL return visit en the patb of the eiehibitian, and in eve~ry respect it is a vast improvement on the past, ta significat>b fact being that this is the onlr tonI in North Walles at ...

... ANLESEY STANDING MOINT POLICE coXITTEE. I The quawterly meebing of thik commitbte weez an 'held: at the ?? Court. Llangefni, on Thturs&- fe i day, Captain ?? M. Morgan pr&jidigg in the ah- pr seile of 9ir ?? 'Williams Bulkeley, Bart. m There wert also ?? Hon. (lal tli Vivian, Colonel T. l l. Lloyd,, Captain W. AD. db Edwards, Dr. J. Roberts,Messr& Samluel Hughms, br 9 Rees, Lewis' Hughes, 0. I ...

... ' RTTIN. The Guardians ind .Od-agro Pensionm.-At Mon- day's meeting of the Board of Guardians, Mr ienry Willians presiding, a discussion took place on the question of oldzage pensions, and' upon the sugges- tions drafted -and circulated by. thle Parlianeriitary *O ?? Cairman said that some of Ithe: clauses in the Bill laid beforo.the ?? by the HbiL Lionel Holland, ?? nappeared' to hil most ...

... PROPOSED BAANOO SISaTEDDPOD. [To the Editor.] Sir,-I gather from the columns of that ahinirab]e journal, 'The British Bandsman, that a. Cam- bridge and DistrictMusical Competition has been recently organised, and a committee formed (with my old friend and master, Dr. Mann, as chairman) to oarry the scheme into effect. ,The object of the whole competition is to promote the study and practice ...

... EOOLE BrASTZOAIOTES9 nit A' meeting of the;.k i'ifbihe (laurel,. lOle- an: 1 mittee for Church Deosni e an& Ciurch instruc- e tion was held in thleY offlic4's at ?? Mougs On Friday:M Tie EarlAof &1lbore presided, and jed there werze also prepent -Loid talcarres, M.P., h Viscount Cranborne, ?? Cfianeellor Dib- ?? din, the Efon. Vicoria Grosvenor. *he Hon. MHs en Lytteltoii -ell, 4olonel the' ...

... ed County School Prize Distribution.-Tho aniual he speech-day -and prize distribution in connection ad with the County School took place at the Drill Hell. Mr J. Harrison Jones, chaniran of the local 19 governors, presided, and there were also p resent re Principal Reichel (Bangor), the Mayor (Mr A. le Lloyd Jones), the Headmatster (Mr D. H. Davies), sA and the'mermbers of 'the Governing Body. ...

... TH? PLU?BE?. AI'TD T?E DOOTOP, Thre fellowj wgho 'ha a particular emergency knows just what to do-he is the man we want to see. Thlait is why, when. the water-pipes burst, wve send for the plumber, and whzen we fa~ll suddenly ill we send' for the doctor. The plumnber commonly makes as good job of it, and thue doctor of'tenl does toe. . But a. mran ini pain, and perhaps daingferously out of ...

... INTE1?EDIAT? ?DUCe?TZON IN AN?LES?Y. 'THE PROPOSEII INTERMEDIATE4 SCHIOOLF FOR AMLWC::h [To the' Editor.] Sir,-As II firmly believe that the opemnin of a school at Amlwceh would be a ~great misfortune to the whole district, and espeelally to the children of the working class, I earnestly invite the at~ten- tion of all parents and others interested in educa- tion within the district to the ...

... f BISHOPWOF ST. ASAPH ON OHU CI k 3ILD imig.I On Saturday, in Minydon Park, Old Oolwyn, I the three-days' bazaar and fete in aid of the new Old Colwyn Church for the English-speaking can- i gregation of the locality -was brought to a con- elusion. Pleasant weather was enjoyed, as on i the two previous days. The bazaar on Satur- day was opened by 3/trs Edwards, of The Palace, St. Asaph, the ...

... TEH SATZONAL: IS3MDDFOD AT. 0 00 ; ARfiPD2R ?? - This year' Carduiq-isthe 'seat of the *eltsh 2 k l atidm31 Intiittiixi, and bidsd'air1 as f(t%'f in- .dibittnd~is point utr ?? ec itse' iniin'portawe all previous'Eisteddbo'ilau.. :The varioi'ciicitjees - have worked ssideously to, promote Tiebest i .1 teests6 of the )Kibtqddfd, Wand to in~g it -C ous stages' tth highest perfection.* '1he Welsh ...