... CARNiARVON. Resig nation .- At the B oa~rd) of G uardia axs, onw Saturday, a letter was received from Misd Csi~oliae Jones, who has been schoolmistress at the work-' JHouse for 28 years, stating that in consequence of sudden ill-health she would ?? unable to continue her duties, and notifying her intention of resigning on superannuation. She requested the G3uar ianr,' in puruance of the powera ...

... P?QOTO1? AND RYLAND'S 1WOT P3IZ?S. It i~s forty-six .esr since Messrs Prsocor and Rvland, ?? and Ch1ester,' firs in- stituted the offering of prizes Efor rbob crop grown w~ith bhe aid of their special mannre& From, the awards o£ the judge, Mr John Mellinga, of ILady sIalton, Laudlowr, whic we give belorw, itb will be o bserved that bhe first prie for swed~es insclude .crone weighing upwards of ...

... SA?DTTR1YAY, NO?MJ3ER lBbh, 1899. HEPLPING A NOBLE GA USE. To M~r Lloydl George and Mr ~Bitm Robers belongs the diacredit of mlaking bhe name cf- (arnarv'?nshire thbe scorn and bye-t'ord of every patriot in the land', to the Lord-lieutenant's meeting is due the honour of proclaiming in. a very pratical' manner the pleasing fact that~the. shame of the Parli fentary representatives 'does; not ...

... CO1?WAY TOWi? dOV?TaxL, On Moenday aught a pecial lmeebing df fhe' tibev#t: O-ounoi]R asr heh+, the Mfwor: (fr. .hL J. Mor-gan -. ;preiding, for the, purp6ose. of oonsidering the. lca't- , in y-as with a view 'te their amesndment. ?? teimber of bhe vboaatmeh also .appead before timr'.. asee~ting iii reference to chages of brzeacices' of the- : .'*ye+}aws .during the' past s eason. Aineng. ...

... OARNARVON. I Cireetings and Farwelb.-Tihe Mayor (Mr W. J. 'Willianis) took 'his seat fo~r the£~ tij* iro as presid- ing magistrate a~t bhe Borogh PoliceX, Court ,on Mon- {dzy.-Mr H. Lloyd Carter, Fthoug no¢ t~he 6enior advocate present, congratula tli mayor impen hiF appearance. If there was any element mnore than another which shone in Mr Williazns' e'ehraeter hse -tShought it 'was iair ...

... PERHYNDEUDRAETh. Boar of Guerdina ?? fort~nightly mseeting of the Board waaS held on Tuesday, Mlr Johu- Jones, J.P., Ynysor, presidiug, and ldr Owen' Jones occupying thes vac-hain--n the motion of Mr Owen' Jones, it wvas d'eaidd that the Building Com- mittee, should' meet that day te6o see wht arrange- ments can be maide with &he vieiv of taking sorme of the, paupers buck from other Uniors. ...

... PWLLHELT *The County School.Te bazaar wbich wfas held at Fwllheli 'last August, 'in aild of thie building fund of the cgunty'school, haB ?? the aniticipa- tions of- its maost saauwne isuppprbers. The totb l Teceipt amounted't X 'sto~ £;1 0, the reb~t result being i;920. . . Board of Gluardiap.'-The monthly meeting of tlhe Board ws held~ otvWecdnes'day, 3lr J. T.. Jone8 I presiding, andl Dr. ...

... ' LADY?I?tH JUaTIO? GAVE .'YRhY P11M B~STEIS FAIU J~e~ctat evetrisE in Soth Africa,, the glam~our of War, and' bthe distan~ce t'empt. us to forget thtla our ountrmb~esn in thei colonieo, who, hlappirly, are not always figthting, hveremuch the samne'tbroubles as we at homle. l/n'glishrnnec are Engtlishmen the w~orld over: toielers of ~the 'tuthX and ha~ters uf in- justice beyonld sene otther ...

... ?Q?L?SIASTIQAL 1?TOTE?. Te parish of Roath,' Ca~rdiff) is 'one of the most poputlous in the United King~do, for it cons- tara 40,000 souls. The clergy of the pariish are seeking to raise ftunds for the ,bildin of a Ml~ssionb Chiurchl in a district cont'aining 19,000 peopile. I A reporb has beenB issued of the officil inquiry into the endowed; c'harties of th-e .parish of' 01mmp hwn. It' io'fou ...

... VALUATION OF QUARRIES IN TH? OA?NA1?VON UNIO?. ?? l~OPTAN REIMY2 DU4YiYION.' - 'AtS baurd~a',ya mee+i of t]he Carnaro ad .of'(:Davdiens, t&e~ Chairman ;(Mr Tha~naa'a Owven) presiding, -thei Fiiac ''tomwitte eub~ndtted their' fslmr~t~ea for' the' hell yee' ciidging. 1dac nwext, this, bc'ing'liaed on; til: e:npenditiir of the coresonding ptriod oe laa year., It bwas reiekon~ -ed .thi 'za um of ...

... Water Supply.-A largely attended' meeting of I ratepayers wvas held, on Tuesday eveiiing, for the purpose of considering the proposals of thle R~hyl Urban District Council to go. to Parliament for powers to construct a new storage reservoir, and to acquire control of the wratershed. .The majority of the Council wrho supported the Bill argued that a secondt reservoir was necessary, andl that ...

... M1? W. S. LTtJLY ON THB OHU?OH OF ?NGT?AND. ,:In his newv workZ entitiled F~irst Principles in .Politics, Mr W. S. Lilly -reviews ree v-s . irob^)lxns isa. the liglut -of the fundamnental princi- .ples upo wrhicli'civiiised Sttes have bleen con- .stituted. Hlis treatmient of tihe L~iberationist controversy irn England is especiall interesting. As a Reman' Catholic, he of courcse ignsores ...