... BA NGi ~ 7 T~ fl I- T I I I TI . .BAY 002 NU:UXMINSTINTB i -On Wedhesdiy. a pretty garden frt was r 'held: l BRagor in the raPAe- and ground&, 'which Wiad: ?? on the oceasioi. by 7 the. kind perlission of.the Lord Bishop 'of the ; dilcese. 'The funcbtion was organised wih ice 1 ebjec of Masisting to defray the heavy de'bton&the 1 funds of the -Bangor Nursing Institute, of which I Ladry ...

... ft & , 5, b At the. Goodwood meeting on Thursday Lord I Penrhyn's King's Messenger came in second for the r4 Goodwood Cup. .. ' e The Bishop 'of Bangor will reside in Bangor for P abqut three weeks from the Ist of August. h The Ynysfor hounds lead an exciting chase on Tuesday, .and, after splendid sport,- a fine otter was captured. A marriage ths been arranged, between Mr Francis u ...

... QAAARVON OOUNTY GOVEWRIN3 . . *.i4 ?? uwuma meeting of the above body took g nplace it ,arntavon on Thursday under the pre- Y sidency of the Chairman (Alderman D. P. Wil- e iams, J.P.) ther-e-being also present: Mr and h Mrs J. E ttreavs,' th Rav. William Morgan, iB Messrs W. A. Darbishire.' 3orris Jones, Robert Y Thomas, H. Bulkeley Price, W,.J. Parry, Rich- b ard Davies, Dr. Lloyd William , ...

... )WLAN-UD NO. - The InrLo Dra.ted'oSietv of Musiians.-The examiners appointed {o;.nt at the arimmer eoxpn- inatioai to 1je lield it i~taxdudu'6 by bbe; Iicorpo rated Soeie~ty of: 'Mu~is al od.JTijy 15th &re:- Mr iG. F. Yihen4i6, Dip. Leip; Cons., Sunder- lanad, andl Dr. T. HttMhinson, luS. D. OxenL, of DarlingtoxL ?? Ekhibitions DL PicrhendI.-Profcsaor Beaumont. assisted by Miws Sissie Johnson, ...

... POR.TMADOO. Sudden Death.-Mr John Jones, Llidiard, Tre- madoc, well-known in the locality, died suddenly on Friday. The Foresters-On Saturday the local lodge of -,ie Aijcient Order of Faresters had, a 'demonstration, and proceeded through' the streets, preceded b the Volunteer Baud. The total membership is 192, and from 'the fbalance sheet'it appears' that the rcapital of the branch at the end ...

... OARNARVON. Musical Festival.-Tne chief popular event of the week here was the musical, festival of the Congre-' gationalist6 of Carnarvonshire hold in the pavilion on Monday. The latest gathering of the kind took place five years ago, the festival having been in- augurated some fifteen years ago .lhrough the in- 'strumentality of the' hla~ Rev. E,. Stephen. (T:s y mnarian), who died shortly ...

... BETTW&YOOED.. . Quarry Prosecutions.-Ons Saturday, at the above.: petty sessions, before Colonel Johnstone anA other' magistrates, the BettwSy6o6dd Slate Quarr Company, Limited, was summoned by Dlr G. J. Williams, in- Spector for the Home Office, for offenoes under: the Metalliferous Mines Act. 'Mr Roerlts appeared for- the ?? Williams said on the' IIth of! ak last he visited the, quarry, iad ...

... ST. ASAPHr. Rural District Council.-At the monthly meeting, hel.d oh Saturday, lettqrs were received from Mfr G. IF. C. Yale, on behalf of the trustees of the Bodel- wyddan Hal' Estate, and Major Birch, on behalf of Sir George Cayley, consenting to the erection of brickworks on iand near .ilowen Bridge-Two ten- ders were opened for the erection of a bridge over the Rivet Clwyd at Cilowen, and ...

... IOLLVYN BAY. Petty Sessior.s.-At thoso sessions on Saturd-y, the Rev. WV. Venables Williams presided, and was supported by the following other jusfices :-Mr W. T. Houghlton, Dr. Bold Williams, Mr James Wotid, ald Joseph Jones.-TI2e 'Chairmsan said he desired to express the loss the Bench had sustained by, the removal from the district of Mr A. 0. Walker, a mnost able and straightforward ...

... GXNBRAL- NEWSOF TN WEE. General.-Alger, the American Seretaiy for Wtr,. :has'' resigned. ?? ?? :; ;^ ' ?? 'he freedom of Newcastle was conferred on Lord a Wolseley on'Satuarday.:' : , Mr Rhodes has arrived at Capetown, and met- with attremendous reception. Some 2000 American sick and wounded soI'ier. are under treatment at Manila. A great shoal of whales is reported from &.ietland,. where ...

... LL&NDUDNOSA SABASIQ,,OL XNOR L' X me H O~PITh.L ?? | Th S irepor for ti~yea- 189 ' wp issued o'n atli>tday. We extraet he'ktoin ,-Tn lac ixigithe 18bh annual repart vbe'fo~re the ~iubs' ,bers aad 'friends of tltis iinstitutibn, th&,'.Board of 'Msanagement are pleased to ?? toreceord the increasing popularity of the hospital, as evinced by the continued kindness and generositty of old friends ...

... TELE HALF-HO$LIDfA CORUSADE AT - BoAGOR. - To the Editor.] Sir,-The shop assistants of Bangor are up in arms since the last meeting of the City Council, when a few of our city fathers endeavoured very feebly to point out the seriousness of continuing the half holiday during the summer months. I am, no shop assistant, but at the same time I have their' welfare at heart. Now, the outcome of all ...