... . . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... .. ?? 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ANTGLESEY COUNTY COUNOIL. ict .The quarterly meeting of the above Council was Xa held at Llangefni oii Thursday, under the presidency of Mr David Rees. Q - On the recommendation bf the Technir'al Instruc- tion Committee it was decided to grant £10 to the Llanfaethli Art Class, and to pay the grant to the t Lianbadrig Art Class, on production of particulars mee of accounts and other information ...

... 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 , ...

... TEE NATIONAL SISTEDDP'OD AT: OIAWbFSlt ;s At the morning meeting of. the Welsh Nationalt Eisteddfod, at -Cardilf,' ez Friday, the'pre'iddent wass. Mr Alfred Thoma',s ?? (loliverec:some in- I' teresting oheervations regarding' the 'preseiice at the;- Eisteddfod.-.of ;epresentatives from-varioes. foreign couttrie R n, -aexpressed ias ''belief -thit thl cleltie'- race would'exercise a very 'po ...

... TIIE WAT'UMA1N'S NILM. Mr Haryv Wiggin, the Vestry night watch- man, the hero of the following true story, re- sides at 2, Rbartland-grove, Chalk Farm, London, where a St. Pancras Gazette representative found himi one Saturday afternoon. Briefly put, his stateniant amounts to this :- For eighit-and-twventy years (I am now 58) 1 have suffkred from asthma, bronchitis, and in- digestion,, and ...

... BRYL. Petty Sessions.-These sessions were held on Tues- day, before Messrs S. Perks (presiding), W. H. ' Coward, John Foulkes, and Captain Keatinge.-Mr Thohlas.Welsby, secretary to the Flikit and Denbig i' Agricultural Society, ap ed, on behalf of Charles Henry Borne;'(of Mlessrsgd, Coope, and CG.) for a temporary licence for the show'ground at Rhyl on August ith and 12th., The time asked for ...