... LLANEIR-LYMEDD. Twrcelyn Rural District CWtncil.-Tho monthly meeting of this Council was held on WedneisJy, Mr Samuel Hughes presiding.-A letter wwn rekd from Mr C. H. Maaos&, solicitor to the London- and North-Western Railyaiw Company, statitg that ap- plication was intended to be made to Parliament in the) ensuing session, uader the name or title Abandonment of portion of Red Wharf Bay Rail ...

... TITS POreAns QO1 A WE=T OWO ' -; .AD' -OP 311N3''~m., ,, : .IA the Queen's. B Bei NDivisian, before Mr' Justice Bruce and a speial jury, the ation' tof PIekegi k. Jonels came on orhearing on -cl2 - 4 -r LI& TeiToans ?? d .mraira -:Mi sh 's is were for the p£oir t 'Mfr Henry PiekemgWil, 'builder, lorern VZfla , S Sadenlem; m- an n r. Wala, ?? oe, 3& ?? IC &k t b and Mr 0. B. Marriott were for ...

... WALES AND PATRIOTISX. ISo the Editor.] Sir,-It behoves us to ask ourselves seriously what are we doing -as loyal Wclshmen to prove ourselves worthy of the glorious traditions of a land where at one time our fathers were nG- thing if they we-re not brave and -nartial. To place thle subjeat praL-tdcally, I maintnin thiat the volunteer system (sneered at, by la certain type of barrack-yird ...

... ITT O., 5 rout ?? 9? 'Cle SATURDAY, lDECBMBiR 23rd, 1899. i lle ievoiees ?? Mr Waslter| Long, of Sir Henry Clamipbell Bannern, and I - Mr G osohe, speak in umison, we may be sure tht patr feeling, has ceased to exist in the great matter -of ITaperia ncern that now holds the Iminds of men. Mr Asquith and Mr Long prao- ,*dically say the same thl.4 MIrT Asquith says that whatever accession of ...

... OEUCE OStYSndIE 'Ym * A' old C hinese professor, ninety years of age, who had been baptized as a Christian only two years ago, died recently in Ningpo, 'Mid. China. For the' Christians' who visited 'him he had a pleasing greeting-I am the Loid's man, like you. The to al numnber of copies of the publications of the Church. Missionary Society, from large buoks.' down to leafets, issued during ...

... THE OBNTAAL WELSH BOARP. %. I ?? general rep otof Z e CeLntral Welsh 1Bctrd d to the CCharity Conxitission1 on the inspection and ' examination of 'the County Schools for 1899. hag s just been issued.. Between January 31st and July 11th, 93 County Sohools were inspcted, 61 by the Chief Inspector and! 32 by Mr J. Headlan', g the tenporary iLspectr., There are 22 schools r for boys, 21 for girls ...

... .;F4- ~ I %q W j n z v; : : 2 - -7 -1f 8 DP~RTUFIOF LOD b tbS Lor Rof berl \reoV aivedi ki me;t onhitatiss~i ; (;farewell e Oi. litirday he leavinlg: tine ounitry. tri o takef up te duities olj 'siaaider-in-Clhief- in' SmthAria At: K: Waterloo Station Lon, Idan enormous cmowd gathered, aid the dietinhed 2 ompany-pres eltodedi Princ ?? es, 0 6 take lf aonaughth e DDuk& ofeCain- e : bridge' ...

... The War Fund.-An entertainment is about to be given by the children of the National Schools, tihe proceeds of which will be devoted to the Lord- lieutenant's fund for the relief of the wives and families of our soldiers out in South Africa. In adldition to musical drills and act-ion songs the scholars will give a performance of the operetta Santa Claus and his Comrades. Accident to a, ...

... LLKNERCHYMEDD. Petty Sessions.-These sessions were held on M~on- day, before Mr Hugh Roberts (oh airm.an), Dr. Evans, ,and Messrs A. Mo4clillop and; W. Lloyd. - Hugh Thomas, Bodffordd, was chlarged with allowing his horse to stray. Thae 'hearings of the case was ad'- l interned for a& ?? followingr were fined for drunkenness, etc. :-Robert Owen, ?? iUchaf, Llanerchynodd', 5s and costs; Thaomas ...

... RIELYL.' Charge Against a Puhlican.-At a special Police C'ou~rt, on Saturday, Henry Cheariton, Jicencee of thle Swan H~otel, wa~s brought isbi in custody on two cha~rges preferred against him by Police-constable Troniseas-vii, being drunk on licensed premises andl assaulting t~he constable in the execution of his duty. -Mr II. Bromley prosecuted en behzalf of the police. -Police-constable ...

... LLANMDTO OCCASIONAL NMOIS. This has been a remarkably quiet week. Per- haps the most quiet since the hurly-burly of the seasons cessed. Meetings official or otherwise have been nil, beyond a benefit concert and about the last of the muffin worries. Most of the war news, too, has proved of a gloomy char-. acter; but. better news from the front is daily expected, and this helps an anxious ...

... * Saeof Important Business Premises.4-On, Thurs-. day night, at ?? Marine Hlotel, Mr7J. W. Rogers sold by auction the attractive . and well-situated businets premises known as!, Lowor Modtyn-rtreet, . formerly conduted by Messrs Dean sn&I Sons as a grodery establislnent and;wine. merohants. After thu prorty. had been described by the au6tioneer, the bidding commenced at £3000, it beitg'opehed. ...