... PROPOESD EXTENSION OF THE NORTH WALES NARROW GAUGE RAILWAY. INQUIRY BY LIGHT RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS NO OPPOSITION Mr Gerald A. R. FitzGerald and Colonel Boughey, C. S. I., two of the Light Railway Commissioners, with Viscount Emlyn as secretary, held an inquiry at Carnarvon on Saturday touching an application by the North Wales Narrow Gauge Railway Com pany for an order entitling them to ...

... VaGSTEJshD OOmblq LOdING!0- : ; 3OUSE8 AT BETflESDA. At the Banigo Petty Sessions on Tuelsdsay be- fore Mr ThomaS Lewis, the Mayor, and Mr 'Thomas Roberts, Mary Leary and Gweni Fotdkem were summoned by Mr HL H. Davies, &sitary Inspector of the theedh District council, for keepingo unvregsterodi co toni-lodg- ing houses. Mr D. 0. Davies, who appeared to prosecute, stated that the sumnmcucses ...

... 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 ...

... The War Fnnd.-This Lfund now 'amounts to £59 18s lid. lb is still open, -and subscriptions will be received at the National Provincial Bank and 'the Metropolitan, Bank, or 'by Mr G. 0. Williams, Caxton House, the secretary. Petty Sessions.-On Moidlay, before Mr 0. J. Roberts and' other magistrates, Ellen Griffith, Lon Groes, Boffordd, was fined' 2s 6d including costs for sending a little girl ...

... % ?? 0: s. ERGEL . IWI IE: 4 ~- - . k .. - I . i * Udiurc i -Opening.-hi J.. S hurchr me-sr Abe Irs Tialo h hrhi roarplth mear Abeelc was' rs`-Olvend, ?n Tuesday, tfter aving uxlelcnh Oerbei nsive additions, alrio.se * end imProvements9, carried out atte r a I the ?? Brodrikeu Coed, of ?? in memory of th late MajGrd c Wynne , of wod ol Z died t *a, . ?? aix yopears'ago; when ha, ws high ...

... LIANDUDNO. Amount of bright sunshine recorded, week ended December 16th, 1899:-Sunday, December 10th, 1.3; 'Monday, December l1th, 4.3; Tuesday, De- cember 12th, 0.0; Wednesday, December 13tlb, 0.0; Thursday, December 14h, 5.5; Friday, December 15bh, 5.4; Saturday, December 16th, 0.0; total, 16.5 ihouri. St. Tudno's Gu~i`d.-Some vry auCcessful. meetings are being heldM n connecteion ith thle ...

... TEE BINGT PTaE TUIB.Y.. A Merry Christmas, Bob, said, Scrooge, with an earnestness that could not be mistaken, as he clapped him on the back. A merrier Christmas, ny good fellow, than'I have given you for many- a year. I'lL raise your salary, and we will discuss your affairs this afternoon over a bowl of smoking, bishop. Make up the fires and buy another coel- scuttle, Bob 'Cratchit. And ...

... 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. ...

... ,~ X,-ALI r-DISONE AT: LL DUDIW. On F~ridiay night last Mr Cabrles Ifeufeldl ?? a lecture entitld, Captive in Khrtcum at the. Pier PavilioZ, Lliad'ud o. The an jence I was not very Dige, a fact no doubtbaccounted for 'by the cold, gtey wind) which rendered leaving the home utpleasan- : The Bight IoI Lord fostyn, who presided, said lie had very great plaeure in taking the chair and ...

... MENAI SOCIETY OP N1ATUAAL SCIENCE AND LITEBATUES. On Friday evening a lecturer was delivered before the members of this society atth' Queen'slIeaOdCafe, Bangor, by the Rev. J. Rosenzweig, minister of the Hebrow congregation at Bangor. The. subject of 41es lecture was The teachings of the Babylonian Talmud.' Thechairwasocoupied byDr. T. Witton Davies. The 'hev; J. IBosenzweig, in the course ...