... TH? PLU?BE?. AI'TD T?E DOOTOP, Thre fellowj wgho 'ha a particular emergency knows just what to do-he is the man we want to see. Thlait is why, when. the water-pipes burst, wve send for the plumber, and whzen we fa~ll suddenly ill we send' for the doctor. The plumnber commonly makes as good job of it, and thue doctor of'tenl does toe. . But a. mran ini pain, and perhaps daingferously out of ...

... INTE1?EDIAT? ?DUCe?TZON IN AN?LES?Y. 'THE PROPOSEII INTERMEDIATE4 SCHIOOLF FOR AMLWC::h [To the' Editor.] Sir,-As II firmly believe that the opemnin of a school at Amlwceh would be a ~great misfortune to the whole district, and espeelally to the children of the working class, I earnestly invite the at~ten- tion of all parents and others interested in educa- tion within the district to the ...

... The WAI N SOUT:H AFRICA:X,. ISir 'Red'vers ?? telerphed to the War 1 Of fice on Saturday accoutsib of several sk;irnislies in the neighboui~hood of Klimberley, in- which tihe Britiish were successful.' ' A reconnaissnce o~f Clavalry, 4rtillery, and Mounted Infantry from 'Orange River Station OD Friday had an engagement with about 700 ?? near Belmont.. The result was that tivo British officers, ...

... Mrs Roberta (iuyton) has intimated that sb~e had obtained the following additional sums for the soldiers' hospital fund :-Mrs Walker, Osborne House, e6 ;MBiss Krause, Li1 is; Mrs Owen, Orma- ston; 1OS 64; Mirs Corbett, 5; Mrs Penney, LI; Mrs ea Roberts, n parcel. Presentation.-On Wednesday evening at the close of 'the usual service at the 'uglish Thabyterian ISchoolroomi, Mrs Davies, the wife ...

... LA1?GO1? UNIV?1?SITY QOLLEGE, 'ACADEI)C3IAL AD;DRjESS: SESSION 1899-1900. THE 'PLACE OIF AL UNIVERBSITY IN THIEi HISTORY OF WALE7S i On Wednesday evening Professor W. Boyd' Dawkins, ?? of Owen's College, Manchester,. delivered the lacademical address: for the session: 1899-1900 at the North Wales University College, Bangor. ~Professor Boyd Dawkins took as his subject 'The Place of a ...

... TH? N?W C?U?WI? AT ?GA1! WY, I iiY AUUT MIOSJTflqS MU! NhOI. F : 1I eBTSH4JS: TOrdH~rN43 L&LtUSION TO : Xler ia Wbonie'andn amongst the larie. A cnraion as- ,ibe oxxede da ,cdiamrning) .:ati the conserton ::f 411 Saints> Church, 4 IDegwy 'eete 'by 'the'Lsd H. Anlgusts -: -Mestyn inD me~inoy: o her 'iather .and mother.' ir ?? opinion canl le accurately summiarised in si the ?? ,prettyielittle ...

... 1LA?TDU?O ?ND THE WAI?A ?EL!2F! FUND. j ?? OMING INb.: Th~e reltof fund for Txmwy 'Atkins, also for Ike t~idews aad orpans, 'is likrely 't be a good round 8um' from this town. Last F riday evening Mffr John Owes-, 3.?. (ehairman of the Urbaun Dis-. triot COouncil), convened a pu~blic meeting in the 'Pier Pavili~on-kindly lent for the occasion by ?? Ooanany-f or the purpose of opening a ...

... 3A?GQI? I?AILWAY fl?TIT?.TTE. I The first of a series of concerts, .whioch are to |be held at thle above Institute during the winter season, book placoe on Saturday' evening and wras well patronised. Mr W. Dawvson, O.fl, pme- Isided, and amongst those present were Mme |Iaiwsom, ,Dr. and Mrrs Roland Rogers, Rev, and I Mra ?? Lewis Jones (St. David's Vicarage), Miss L. Williaas', Mr W. Lloyd ...

... ?E UTIi?ISATION OP T? WELSH' T?ANGUAGE., FORMATI[ON OF Ai 1NEFS SO, :-Y On; Weidnesdayaterooc, atlb the t lvr~i Oo'llege , Bangor, a no~fereatbe of Welsih ~~on- ist end othibex was heldi te : bj~cb of the ii~ ingbeigt1he reewhlbeat id old a$ety for tihe Iblisaibi cf th WflIh' Language, Imfier ,tihe nasne of TheB Welsh L~ague Sietyr7 ?? t o extend th scope of rihe wrk wli~ hadI been c arried ...

... The ship Nesta, offered for sale by Mr Henry, Roberts, auctioneer, was so~ldl, last wreek, to Mr| David Joner,, ship builder, for £E800k Suddenl Death.-Mr Edward Evans, East-avenue,| died very suddenly on Saturday morn~inag. Deceased, whoe was in years, was out on' the previous dayI attending to his cattle. Heart disease is supposedi to be the cause of death. At the E~nglish PresbyterianL ...

... LI.iANDUDbTO UI?DA1? D?BTflIQT COUNCIL 'The monthly meeting WaS held on Wednesday, Mr John Owen (chairman) presiding). There were also present Messrs Bliss Jones, Joseph Hiughes, r. W .Gtriffth, R; Cway, Wilisan Bevn, W. E. Jones, Boberb Roberts, J. 0. Thomas, W. 0. WiThiamrfs, 'William :Wii am, John Owen, Thomas Owzen, T:. T. Martks, Robert Rtoberts (Great Chine), and R; J. W~illiams, with ...

... OAVONSHR?\AIW ? T1?ANB-I? 'NVA&L WAX? ? I : I1IFLUEN EI4VUTY MEEKER:. LA;GNIFICIINT SUBtI¶CONS. In response to en dnvtation therd -o'dleu,. isnant ?? a very influx'alsl meeting took pitee at Osaicarvon on Monday fou bbs per-' pose 'of.opening a.i selief fusnd fortye Wdows and orphans, the sick end wroundied, and tbe fawmiliea of those serving with .the colour.. :The L~ord-lieutenant presided, ...