... 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 ...

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

... ,WFLLELI TOWN, OWUNI. Coun-il was 'held A?,.Jol's 1Jaj(il~n, unoillora 3.W amfits, Robert Isa s: Jones, Win. Jone1 , Mr Iran RB Davies (towon elrk}, anda Mr A; Jr. Dickinson , (surveyor). The R'eent'Dissste er.-.The'M ray. orbfpro-. 6cdingw*inth the business, s kaid - I b ek to-ovnW~ a vot e of condolence an&taympth# th '&the thi r tives and friends of those poor people who were lso ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LLANDILLO AND SIRIAS SCHOOL BOATD. A meeting of the newly-elected behool Board for Colwyt Bay and district was held on Tuesday night, the Mt mbers being all, resent, namely, the Rev. J. Edv ards, Mr John Roberts, the Rev. J. Griffiths, the Rev. Meredith J. Hughes, the Rev: 0. J. Davifs, Mr Robert Evans, and Mr D. 0. Williams, with the ClerklMr ?? J. Holmes).-Mr Robert Evans mioved !that !e Rev ...

... The teachers and scholars of the English Pres. byterian Church Sunday School had their annual trip on Wednesday to Croesor. etty Sessions.-On Friday, before Mr Robert Thomas (in the chair) and Mr Jonathan Davies, William. Roberts, labourer, 'Talsarnau, was charged by P.C. Thomas Jones (19) with! being drunk and disorderly at Criccieth, and was fined 2s 6d and costs.-inspector Dowty, ?? ...

... . 1- . . HANDSOMBi PO ' BY L ER tie froends of Priars' ool, Bangoir, will, we are quite sure,-rejo iet retq troa following letter which Wr Glynn Williirns has just receiv.d from Sir Henry Tate. Sir Henry, it 'will be seen, sub- scribes the sum ofSiie. hundred pounds for the purposeoaf, crecting :a workshop and gymnasium in connecticn with the new school buildings. It is necessary to say that ...

... CAnNALVONSHIRE JOINT PDLICS COMMITTE.B. In the absence of the chairshan (Colonel Wynne Finch), Captain N. P. Stewarti presided over the quarterly meeting of the above committee at Carnar- I von on Thursday. Captain Stewart, at the outset of the proceedings, was congratulated by the com- mittee, on the motion of Mr C. H. Darbishire, upon his recovery from his recent illness. Chief-Constable's ...

... | Saturday evening the weekly point race for l2ft. c.b. yachts was held on the Rhyl Marine Lake, with the following results -1, Mr J. Pierce Lewis's 'Gloria; 2, Mr H. Fielding's Fay; 3, Mr Hugh- Hughes's Nana; 4, Mr W; -Hudson s Skip. IDuring the evening a new yacht The Magnet, built for Mr T. ?? Roberts ?? W. Hudson, was launched. I The third annual conference of the members of the ...

... WI - - I - - - TNE YATIONA.L hSqTrEDDFOD AT- I.. ' ' ARDIFF. . I .-idonibmation of W'edLnesdaY's;Proceedings. piecee re4p ctivelv. .Robarts stra, Odf, was the ?? to comnpete, conductor Mr ?? ?? R]obe-ts. T'he sight.piece-was- ?? sere- :nade MIooresque,. by Elgar, mandsetipt coples *bcing given to the band. Newport Orchestral Society, conducted by Mr -E. -B. Newman, fol- lowed. Theo ...