... Ij? , ILAN nq: ?,l 8 a 9. Bvl bime Issue ouT joildil; is *3Se iana(de of.'the publii tef present yeai~ willi Iave almest departe'd, and according to custom e 'proceed to ?? the Iournalistic reord fca3'thie, purpose of giving suimaay ;of :intekesting events og the year. Looking over the file of the IDireotory saId. Visitor- we find that the 'first, eventb of interest in -the yeo took place ...

... Death of a Nonagenarian.-The death took place, at Berlin House, on Friday morning, of Mrs Tryphena Roberts, who had attained the great age of 91 years. Deceased was the mother of Mrs Jane Roberts, Berlin Hosee, and of the late Mr O. M. Roberts, architect. - Death of a Young Medical Gentleman.-Deep and widespread was the feeling of sorrow expressed at The unexpected demise of Dr. R. B. Owen., ...

... ?iJIONETH8HTR? AN T?I? *WA? MEEflNG OF M^ISRIA¶LXS AT1 -PJ{NRlYN. On Thlursday the in gisrates sittln at the Peirhyndsudraet~h Petty 1iessiens . retired for thte purposa of considering a. ireular letter froan tlhe Lord-.Lieitenanta of Mer'ionethshire (Mr W. R. M. Wynima) for' raising funds for thet widows a~nd orphaens cf soldiers killed ins the wvar. Mr John Jones-Morris (m~agitateet. clerlk) ...

... PWLLHELT. A oltrast-AlthoughW there was a -heavy fall of snow at Portnuadoo and district in the early part of the week, there wae -only sleeb -here and the streets were not at all covered with snow as was the case at Portnadoc. At a special meeting of the Guardians on Wed- nesday, Mr Watkins (the mastor) said that the teachers of the 'Sunday School asked; the per- mission of the Board to give ...

... FsSTIIoG. UTrhn, Di.qteict olouoil.-n Friday niqht thte omdin;ry' meeting of this Oatemi was held, Mr Wi1ia.Trn' frin bh ohoar -et Sanibtry Inspcotar (Mr DThid Williams) reporbed that he had re- cnived 40 notifloatiems during the month, as igainrs.t 69 the pre-vious month. Two yoasn had proved fate. He had' also to report an illgl ?? oP' a notified person. Ho received the notification en. ...

... DAMAES TO CHUROZ PROPERTY AT BANGOO. At the Bangor Petty sessions on Tuesday, be-] fore Mr Thonmes Lewis, the Mayor, and Mr Iom as TBe ertsi, seven youthii inaaed;Tloa| Roiberts, Lemuel' Templeton, Hugh WalfordI Hugh Davies, Walter Tyxnan, George Mil and Griffith. Lewis, were suannoned, tat the instance of Mr John Pritchard, churoi-warden, with at- tempting to commitmialicious damage to St. ...

... ..I MANQT AT 1WLLZLT, OO:fINx-OF-40FE Op MR OEAUDE. LLoYD O esy eeveig a bnqiew h t th 'Orom HOtIS, PUheal on the oor0asoh of the .p6ee3eat1abori to Ar lude Ioyd Ed , an- AorM, of an address ad aiver deftert sec, - belebratfen of h is irg-g Sir Hugh ~J* IIi9B Nanney, Bas, presided; enid he was supported on the right bf 3r Olaud Llcd Ed- wards, and on the left b:y Ooknea 0. J. Luoyd Eisans. ...

... DENISGIII COUSSY G'oV in BODY. The annuad meeting of the County Governing tBo4: of Denbigshird nteiimediate Schools was held rc Thiy -at Wrexha m. Mr J. E. Powell was re-elected chairman, and Colonel Mainwaring vice-chaira. The- S3cholarships Commit~tee submiittd the syllabus for the seholarahaps fos 1900, and this was adopted. Mr L Morri6, Wrexhas, was appcointed examiner for the ...

... THE -POW.DER ANDfl TIE SPATE. Both doctors said the lady would' never walk out again, and her condition seemied to justify their opinion. She hlad lost the power to move. After-every bit batile thousands of men, more a o1 lees crippled, are thrown on the world. lut Bu ~ k big baftleer thank goodness ?? rare; and will k be anorei rare as men become more sensible and cl civilisee& But there are ...

... TH?TO!?TI? WAL?, WflWJ?IOLI2' .-W~e 0 ~ve' obp~ ?? cing that on' muc'e.wh plpeasure aaiucig . ?? (6tl, '1900! 'tbe price of t]o, ?? ?? . onil i- .tREDTCED: TO ONE PE Y;. ' We ?? 'e :'obliged iy' every *:sta e torgive the greatest .pu~blicity to this' faet.and 'iy Sp effort0 'ihil may b, ;Dmade by1 our readere to. ...

... ~.AURR. ,Chor Sipp r-OnThuzdt._ evening the members f, ?? eclioifr ef St. Bodfdd Ulnurch were treated to - v tt4A repsat V Mfr and Mrs Moss. After .. f uetoJ ol tbe good things laid befoie ?? td*a 'Mmnv.was e'mployed ini an :,1 Y QptW conceft, tn he :followinu programme 5,va. gont .liroughb:-TDt ,; .The - go den hells- of GInceeriog; eomie, ?? three old Jeews ; duet, b'e, tw oldc b inr ...

... . Board of Gnardians.-The ordinary meeting of ne the Board was held at Valley Workhouse on Tties. ofday& last., Mr 0. H. Ffoulkes in the chair. - The Clerk (AIr James E. Hng'hes) .epo.-ted the' follow- id ing suins thad been paid in oat-door relief during [1 the. lasb fortnight: - Holyheliv, £74 8s 6d to 309 at paupers, -a decrease of 81. paupers *nd 22 16s 6r i7- in ralief on the ...