... QA?NA?VQ?Im? A? GLR8?Y IN?IflIL?2? A?DDIGP?su?y. Thle ananual Vmein of the governors ofth ai presidet Mss H4rr oiw '3tay ?? mtri Th -teiac Or~leg, M4PY the che .bw.o~a ; ne ax~anff inclued t .-.The Lord Biiop of . Zasllgrt h erv. W. Wilhima (is1a8 dasin'. ?? h RePv'.; W. Vt and: . ' 'Bdmtwar&, - KfiS ,Wylnnr J'onab lis B1aXa ?? .Dr. Ewl.J. Lloyd, Mr W; 'A Foter, MrIrX G. 1)a~vires (Betihesd~a) ...

... an-iiAL ITWS acOP Tp vWa. A. serious fire occurred cm ?? a at Queen Victoris 8%pinilng-ill, M ndem rnd greab number of irorkpe avo1e en thrown idle. Patrick Delaney, late postmasteJ fi Belfap, and postl surveyo of Ulster, w etenced at Ulster basizes on Frida t totelve hati Sur- painnientg for f alsifyingc hia an end np- propriati~g: £550 Pest Offioe znoeE An entire bloek xad e uildings, ?? ...

... LLANRW&E . Urban, Ooixicil. The monthily meeting of this d Coiicil took: place on Friday night, the Chairman ?? J. . H.umphreys) ?? J., ('Glynne d Jones, solictor, Bangor,, was reported to have 6 written on November. '3rd, on bealf of the snill- ?? owners of Trefriw,. with reference to the proposed n scheme for taking water for Lsnurwst. and Trafriw' 0 from Orafnant Lake, instead of from the ...

... - .LLANDUDNO UVRB3A DIStOT I ~. . . OU IL.. 'IM9 POP OSHID MWf! TO OMIOYD ON, _- Mw uneathly meeting was held om Wednesdy, i lb John Ow' (chairman) presidihg.. There were easo present: Messrs Wun.' Bevan,3 T. W. Gaaith, R, Oonway, Jos, Hmghes, E1 s Jones, W. ?? Jones, J. 0. Thaoas, W. 0. WilliamsI Wmn. Williams, John Owen (Ty'nffrith), Thomas REowland, Robert Roberts (G&reat Ornie), Robert ...

... TWO CARNALVONSEUIR OIUARRYMEN -SUPPOCATD. Is - d On Saturday Dr. Hunter Hughes, coner for ,e -South Carnia.rvonshire, held an.-inquest at Taly- sarn on the bodies of Oriffith Griffiths (58) and >- Robert Jones (27), son-in'lu ivw. The two men, -who were employed at the F. Dorothea Slats Qusrry, were found dead on r Thursday morning in a barracksls- or a hut- r 14t. long and 6ft. 9in wid&e-in ...

... ?? ISTEDDOD AT ORBSTER. . On Tuesday the elevenhi annualc loa EBibtedd:-I d fod wee held ab (1stai' Musia ,Snd, andl ! a;ll prvious sonsi owas wel atRomnisei, ethe audlence being for the miost parb cmposed of h. :iEtbs 'ad ?? fn sl' parts of sort D,,Wales. i trnc'illor Ferguasoxa was 'to 1have pre- 9ded v& tthe' afte~oionn' neeitng, Mbutwas inable r *thixotuih illness 6the pr6se-nt6 His ...

... MCCLziAsTIzCL NOTES. The Church Army ahas grown until, despite the large'amount of volurtary add it receives, its, ex- penditure amounts tg £150,000. Some £21,000, cases were dealt with last year. .Wednesday, December 20th, was the.anniversary of tse ffrst day appointed by the authorities' of the .CGhurch' as a Day of: Intercession for foreign. mis- sions.' That was in 1872, and some leading ...

... COLWMT BAY AND COLWYN URBAAT COUOCIL, Thdi monthly meeting of the Colwyn Bay and Colwyn Urban District Council was held on Thes- day, Mr George Bevan presiding. The Highways Committee announced that they had appointed Mr Francis Nunn' their ohairman for the remaander of the year, in place of the late Mr J. Porter; that the widening of Coed' Pells- road was in hand, the agreeent with' Mr ...

... RHYL URBAN DISTRICT COUtCITi. On Monday the m^onthly sitting of the above Council was 'held, Mr J. S. Greenhalgh,. vice-chair- nMaa, presiding, in rhe absence of Mr A. L. Olews, chairman.a The Vice-ohirnieli said that at the l'ast meeting sene personal tattements nwere 'made about him, and, although not altogether rehl; he had ~ttended that day more in sell-defence than a~nybihing elseM He ...

... A SANT O X - 'MT Wr UR LTM;MR B& CUribnstwbades har4veinbined to makes Mr Walter Gibbsai man or Ciki anad leading to his West-country neighbours. 'He residesE at 9, Di vsrhbearicin -teCS Tudofni, ibnad J% ?? re- spected for his position and his shrewd, candid I conunofl-se11&e- picuous even among the hardheaded notables efthat b iher cany. i- tiricet. . Mr Gibbs, isays ?? Oounty Ex- press, ...

... I I I SATURDAY, DlX]EMlBER i, 1899. Mr Lloyd George is probably discreet in going far -from home to attempt a justification of his conduab in voting with the Irish' gang in opposi- ?? tion to the Government on the question of grant- ing supplies to carry on the war in South. Africa. The member for the ?? Boroughs was S. one of the six British Radicals who joined hands with the enemies of this ...

... 5ENSAL NEWS O' TEE Wfl19. Sir Anchitel Ashburnham, Bart., died at Broom- ham Park, near Hastings, en Saturday, aged 71. Samuel Crozier was, executed at Chlmnsford o:, Tuesday for the murder of his wife. The Right Hon. William O'Brien, one of the senior members of the Irish judicial bench, died oh Tuesday at his residence. I Ere ihas. destroyed Messrs Flower and Sons' brewery, fitratford-on ...