... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... =NWVAY RitURAL DISTtT 3OUNOIL. JE SgFl9,ARfCITY OF WAWI1 AT :Thbx.nonthly meeting was ?? Xt !Vonway on ~ilay, -3fr;Daniel Phillips (ohairman) presiding. 'file ?? of the neetirt~g was to razaive a dryputatkon frorni Penrl~ynside in roer- eiale o :tothe ?? of wanter th~e. The depu- taian consisted of thle R-ev. W. Ii~lipss 'id Mr. J. R. IE~lwapdle. II ¢Y. NV. Yhillips said they had a publie ...

... I WEAYN XETIODIST QOM:IMNO. The Stationing Committee of the Wesleyan Con- ference was busily occupied last -week in preparing the first draft of the ministerial appointments :for the ensuing year. The committee finished their S labours, and the Conference Committee in London have issued the draft. f Subjoined are the appointments for this district, f subject, however, to further revision in a ...

... LLTANEI1OHYMEDD. Twrcelyn Urban District Council.-The monthly meeting of this Council was held on Wednesday at the workhouse, Mr Lewis Hughes, J.P., presiding. -The Clerk (Mr Thomas Hughes) said nine eontracts were accepted for keeping the roads in order for parishes already reported. A conversation arose as to the sureties in connection with each contract, but it was postponed until ?? ...

... G JiNAL NEWS OF TIM 'WSE. The Duchess o f tutland died on ?? eveniug at Hmburg- Three lives were lost in Rothesy Bay on I&nday by the capsizing of a sniall boit. M XAlbert. Grevy, a Frenh life senator, and foa merly Governor of Algeria, died on- Tuesday. The Paris was on Tuesday moved several hundred feet frome the rocks that have hitherto been holding her. At Long Sutton the raspberry crop ...

... The Keeping of Pis.-At thtn monthly meeting of the Denbigh Rural District Counoil, ?? on Friday afternoon, Mr Joseph Jones, iandulas, presiding, the Medical Officer reported that one case of scarlet fever had been reported during the month in the parish of IMandulas, but the patient had recovered, and there had been no other notifications. He urged the Council to issue notices compelling those ...

... LLANDUDNQ. ThI e Oid CQolwyn Bazaar.-Just a ine to remind our readers of 'the bazaar to be opened. at Minydon, Colwyn, to-morroaw (Thursday), im aid of the funds of the nevr church. See advertisement. Mr Curtis D'Alton'has completed the arrangements for his co'ncert at the Baths Hotel Assembly Room on Friday evening,: Numerous popular artistes will appear, bath amateur and professional. We ...

... IIPIIYL. Yachting.-The weekly point race for 12ft. centre- board yachts in connection with the Rhyl Yacht Club, sailed on Saturday evening on the Marine Lake, resulted in Mr 4. Fielding's 'Fay - being first, Mr J. Pierce Lewis's Gloria' second, and Mr William Hudson's Skip third. Gloria was awarded first place on a protest. Sundiay Trading.--On Tuesday, .at the police court, before Dr. ...