... 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 Surveyor reported thet the pigetyes in Cable Street, bad not yet been removed, and he was ordered to see that the instructions of the Council were carried out. PLANS APPROVED. Flans of workshop and stable proposed to be erected by Mr. E. Plane, were approved and passed, 0.. the recommendation of the committee. ...

... trees, it is wiser »o open a sem. circular trench around one half of the trunk, and from two three feel distant f'om it. All root* found are cleanly severed, and the tren* is refilled. Should necessary, the other side the root system may be pruued the following November. ...

... Speaking on Monday night at banquet in London, Lord Wolseley dwelt with satisfaction the smoothness and Success with which the mobilisation of the South African Field Force had been carried out, expressed his confidtr.ee in tb«- quality and courage of our troops, and, in reference to the numerous casualt.es which had already occurred among officers, said they exacted to suffer and ought to ...

... The following telegram from General Sir P. Fore*'ier-Walker, commanding the lines of communication in Cape Colony, the Secretary for War was issued on Tuesday : (Received Nov. 7,4.56 p.m.) “Cape Tows, Nov. 7 p.m.). “According telegram from commandant Kimberley, Nov. great hopes of saving limbs of Lieutenants Lowndes and Bingham, Ist Battalion North Lancashire The wounded are doing weil.” ...

... i > , a x4,\ . - C01 MMANFAOY GNYNtNLkEI - T L E F1 NENV 'n ° Hv.]ref 9l. ?? Pregetliwy.d Y 1109wflith a rtti L'.,%vip T. lluheq, P '-iat t i o Gyrarn. Pregethbwy boreu Mawrt,, e Q. P . V. RI. Edwards, Granville , Y treb 1: tica. Yn y prvdeaw.wn gan y D l , Rees, I nniisrt. a ii l A. Di p- ?? Yen yr ?? a PwcP p. i h rh iteme, R Ir~ac-rathi R.e., Dechreuwyd y ?? t-vv gweddio gan y Parchrl IT. j ...

... Albums, Purbes, Handbags, Ac., greatly reduced at Amos Brothers' Stationery Stores, ...

... Smallpox following hard on famine hag, according to the latest news from Mombasa, been making fearful ravages in the Giriyana country, British East Africa, the natives dying in thousands. The Queen has approved of the appointment of the Right Hon. Horace Plunkett, M.P., to be Vice-President of the Department of Agri- culture and other Industries and Technical Instruction for Ireland. Laundries ...

... ST. ASAPH PETTY SESSIONS. Monday: Before Dr. Easterby (in the chair), Dr. A. E. Davies, Messrs Peter Roberts, R. C. Enyon, and W. H. Coward. PGACIUXG CASES. Daniel Davies, Plas Copeley, St. Asaph, and Jostph Lloyd, Plag-yn-Rhos Cottages, were charged by J hn Calvert, with having on the 7th ult., been on land in pursuit of conies.—Mr E. A. Crabbe, prosecuted. Mr Crabbb said that the defendants ...

... Portsmouth on Monday wired to her Majesty the deep regrets of two hundred and fifty of her Crimean veterans that they were no longer able to fight for the Empire. The telegram left the hospitable board General Sir George Willis had provided and surrounded with the local survivors of the Battle of Inkerman, and was acknowledged by a gracious reply during the evening, that was read amid ...

... The police captured a base coin factory in Aberdeen on Monday. They seized all the ap- pliances, and arrested the proprietor and his son. The indications discovered during the raid pointed to counterfeit coining having been conducted upon a wholesale scale, particularly in five-shilling pieces. ...