... LLANIPAIRFE]CHAN. Proposed Public Hall.-Colonel Platt, C.B., has purchased a very convenient piece of land, near the National Sphools. It is stated- that a local syndi- cate intends, with Colonel Platt's assistance, lo erect ad public hall on the site, and this supply a want much needed in the town. Urban District Council-On Tuesday evening; at the mont-hly meeting of this Council, Dr. H. ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... TVE NATIONAL S&LEISTEDDFOD 1898. A; committee of the, albove eisteddfod was held on Friday, ab Blaen'au Festiniog, when a balance sheet of the receipts aid expenditure was read by MAr H. A. 'Hughes, the general secretary. Mr 'Owen Jones, who presided, explailned that the delay in producing the belanee' sheet vras ak- counted for by sufficient r . They had I>een in Coateepondence' wath the ...

... TR&WBFYNTYDD.: Promotion.-The'Bishop of Bangor has promoted thb Rev. E B. Thomas, B.A., rector of this parish; to be TOCtOrlof LIanberis, as successor to the Rev. D. Jones, who has been promoted to lianfaohraeth, Anglesey. The Prayer Book.-The third of a series of lectures on, the Prayer Book as the Manual of Piety was delivered by the Rector in the National Schoolroom on Wednesday ...

... CARNARVON TOWN OOUNCIL. of ik 3 Le Ig it bs Of ?? IE Id. Mt ii' ed La- !d !n qa 3B is I l8 IThe monthly meeting of the Ckrnarvon Town 00 1115-a2 was held- on Tuesday -evening, when the attendance included:- the Mayor (Alderman. W. 3. Wilhliams), Aldermen Johnt Williams, J. P. Gregory, Edward, BugheeD. T1. Lake, kormain A')aVies, 6ouncillii s W. ta er G. R Griffith, Richard, Theane, It Parry, R ...

... ?? A0 '4BRRGBM..'' II ' ' Pety. Sesions..-A thesA' 6esiois, on Saturday, I& Clrabbe, on bhalf -of the&St. AapAh Rural Dis-. trit Council and, the Ablel. Paxsh .louincil, ii led for ena order that- two justioes should view * mtain foetpat at U6W', Abergelo, .wit the obpbt of closing the ?? and the substitution of - Mars. It was explained tha-t the occupier of the Iand Was desirous of closing; ...

... . OECLESIASTICAL NOTES Amongst the little knoewA organisations of 4*&- Church-in London is tie Free Rome for the Dying (the Aostel of ?? at The Chase, Cdapham, It! is in need oi funds jut now. A large niniber of churehes have- already had& ofertories for the Transvaal war funds, but- their arehbishopa and bishopshave agreed that, where the effort. has not been ijaede, the clergy and chureh- ...

... TELEPONV, w WORTHE WAALS ON Ufaly TERMS. An zdvertisemen' ini aanother column of t-day's Cblrouicl&' rnokifc3 the public that the direc- tors Gof the :N tiarnal Telephone CopyanY, Ltd-, have dxeided to introduce Vith the new year an alternative scbrme of rates, whereby the Tele- phone Exchange service Will' be-brought within the reacht of many persons -who have hitherto regarded the rites as ...

... CRICCQETH.. Concert.-A t conceit in sad of the nrausvaal War Relief Fund took place in, the Parish Room last l Wednesday. The concert was got up by Mrs Bracken and family, and t6e hall was tastefully decorated with flags,. evergreens, etc. The chair- man was the Rev. J. Lloyd Jones, M.A. The following was the ?? I.: Rule Britanci*&; pianoforte duet, Gavotte Chevala- resque (Fliege), Misses ...