... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I .- -- e I- t.A -I . 5' r I zmj]iv2tfU 'ehisI . -,a a-, i. . 1: The Mayor of Bangor has called a public meeting for 734 'tit (Friday) evening to consider the de- sirability of nviting thie.National Eisteddfod to Ban-. gor in the year 192. The meeting. *wil be held in the Magistrates' Room. We are asked to state that the sum of £100, men-.] tioned last week as 'having, been subscribed by Mr ...

... . . l TO SHoOL- BOARD. QUSESTIONZ -ATI ESTAY1N. I. | In the .Hopac of -.Oornnios .onTcuesday, Mr (driffith-Ioscaviern-i ced the, Vio'elAreszient of the Committee of Couneil on' Education 'whethi'r hn was awarethathe pol1 reiintly.,tken at, -Prestabys for'the'.formiation~ of:'a',ceool 15oawd did 'not represent :ao riuijii' of t h&'ratpayeras, ?? ti e, re ,a, nii I s acconvrnodation 'in 'paili ; ...

... Mr Picnic.-On Thursday week the members of St. Vil- Peter's Church, Sunday Schovts proceeded to Bod- ! 10),egroes Park (kindly lent for the occasion by Mr John i hiah Savin) for their annual picnic. A substantial tea hilda provided, to which nearly 200 members sat down at, and thoroughly enjoyed. Ain excellent programme.! End ofsports had also been provided, :buv had, unfor- is), tunately, to ...

... 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, ...

... Police Court.-On Monday, before Mr T. Forcer Evans and Captain W. I. Edwards, Thomas Wright, of Dublin, was charged with being drunk ani riotous. He was fin'ed Is 6d including ?? Edwards, of no fixed residence, was fined 2s 6d for being drunk on Sunday last.' On Friday the Tan'refail tug,,,Briton,. accident- olly collided-ith the'' propalerfof the Royal mail steamer Ulster. The injury ...

... GEND1AL EW5s OF TEE WOE, I it in sbatad whst ?? Popd hva telegraphed to ,President Kruger uging the necessity for pru- ;denee and modeatio; in :t present crisis. The Duke of Westminster, as chairman of the 'Chester. Re'ooue (nompany, on S&turday laid the foundation stone of 'the new stands on :the Roodee. The Prince of Wales, on behalf of the Queen, an Saturday laid the foundatioh stone of the ...

... O~b~ WI TOWN COUNCIL. j AiPPOIN A A GA W MAN L .-On Monday afeuons@2 meeting hfte. - orporationi was heldab~t 4A' ...