... 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 ...

... CAENARVON.' Exemplary Puishment.-At a special court on Wednesday, the Mayor presiding W nilliam Evans, who howl been lprcviusly convicteo , as fined 5s and costs for each of two offences of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and committed to prison for two months for assaulting a police-oonstitble. The. Cotta.ge Tlospital.-We are gratified to learn that the fund, which is being raised-for the ...

... HOLYHE~AD. ,ell School Board.-At the meeting of the Board, held lic on Wednesday, under the presidency of Mr Thomas iid Williams, the Clerk road a communication from the ts Education Department in which they stated that ma they were prepared to sanction the provision by 6'S the Board of a school in Kingsland, for infants only, to on the site proposed by the Board. The Depart- ment further ...

... HURCHI WOIBE IN WAL.S. AL largely attended drawing-room meeting was to held on Friday afternoon at 26, Courtfield Gar- M( dens,. South Kensington, by the kind permission feer of 'Mr andi Mrs Charles J. Davies, in aid of Wi Church work in the Diocese of Llandaff1 where, Go owing to the enormous increase in the popula- QC tion, it is impossible at the present time, de- C(o spite the continuous ...

... M Ioftl)ITRa, JUlY15l, de SATURDAY, JULY 15., 1899. of the Opposition in, the debate on the Tithes Rating Bill. With a candour that did) credit to his simplicity, Sir Henry Campbell-Bann§rman announced beforehand that the Bill would be fought to the bitter end. The fact is that a very small Bill, which offers poor compensation for the injustice which the clergy have long borne, is being ...

... PWLLHLl. Success.-Miss Enid Robyes-Owen, daughter of Mr lRobyns-Owen, solicitor, lhas passed the London Col- lege of Music examination with honours. She is only 13 years df age. Regatta and Sports.-The annual reghttm and sports, to be held oil August Bank Holiday, have every appearance of proving as great a success as ever. The sports will come off on' the new: track. formed by' Me'ssrif ...

... LD qDVXXRG I E Q Al ; Colonel W. IL Slacke, RIE, Local Govern- ment Board. inspector,- held ani inquiry at tihe Maistrates? Room,, Bangor, on Saturday with reference to the application of the City &ouncil Ifor powers to borrow the.sum of £400 for the erection of a refuse destructor &in connection with thike.1ectric lighting works, and the sum of £143 fi*'the provision of additional public ...

... STUXE AND ITS PS, it The heat of summer, 8and its mild, relaxing k weather, are often ?? dangerous to children e and, adults than is ooninmonly supposed. Profuse perspiration and the use of ooldl or effervescing -i drinks impoverish the blood, and the piatienit is, as it were, starved. If any natural weakness ex- ists, the 'system will .brea&k d'own .st .bha~t point, or a geineral re axa ...

... .. ?? 2:issrogAny SocirTy, The Committe' of the Church 1si'rary So- ciety have applioved a scheme whereby they take over .mu'ch of tha work and many of the workers of the &ociety fdr promoting Femaa E;diucation i in the East, commonly known ay thiw ?? i Consequently various institutions at Nazareth c and Bethlehem in Palestine, at Multan and Agra. f in India. and at Hong rong and' Fu-chow in ...

... ST. ASAPr MIOCESAW SO'5ITIES. ; , The annual meetings of the St. Asaph DiG e! cesan Societies were held on Wednesday in the a Chapter Library, St. Asajh. The Bishop pre, P. sided;, and among the large body of the clergy anc lt laity in attendance were the Bishop of Bangor. Is I the Dean of St. Asaph, Chancellor Bulkele3 le. Jones, Archdeacons Wynne Jones, Evans, ane :a Thomas, Lord Powys, ...

... ILL TURBAN DIT iCOtC. I h'LEolI¶R.i~i~iKT 'TO i~i;USED FOl~ -TR At the ,onthly meeting of this Council on Friday night Mr J. !E.i Humphreys presiding, it was re-' so 1vd that sheea wvishingbe prohibited in Crafnunt Lake hendefort'ih: :; ?? ' ?? ?? The Trefri'w Parish . ubncil wrote thata deputation' from that Council had been appointed 'to' meet a deputation from the Llanrvwst Council to ...

... GENM3AL ZqWS YO THE WEES. Great Britain on Monday haoled ov'er the GoverNa ment of Crete tjthe native hutlrities. In the IHou0 of Lords on Mdndxy the Tithe Rent Charge (Rates) Bill was rtad! &as semoid time, then majority ih' favour being 90! It is announced that an Atlatitkservice between 'Glasgoy and New York.will.be stavted in Site autumn in opposition to ?? Anchor Line. The British ...