... BriS ish force, and Sir Frederick Carringtkn's first ekpeditiom was thus ?? by blood The Zulu War broaght him Again into prominence. Ile took the native levies amid anoulded them in- to a good fighting force, which he led throughout the rebellion. Sir Frederick was again engaged in the Basuto War of 1881, and in; thie Itho&d~sian Rebellion. and his knowledge of South Africa. and the native1 is ...

... AIOLYHI1A.D. Dr. ]3arnardo(s Waif Satuday: Street Col- lection.-A, very successafll oolleciion was made on Saturday on behalf of ihe above, when the surm of ;£7 4s 2d wvas realised. Home from the War.--A scene of enthuimgm was witnessed on Friday evening when hundreds of the inhabitants accorded a welcome to a Holyhead Volunteer, George Macillroy, invaliA4 ed honine from 'South Aifria He was ...

... stating th t the Imperil - PaisLd ab Pewn was to hawe bew entered ou the 20th August. PRiime Ching ws expeted in the capitl in a few. days. ; A H3ong Eong telegramV gives particuars of aml attem-pt to. sackS the Tartar cit y in Ckton on Tuesday.. The plot failed at the crueia me mont owving to a want of combilation amongst the rloter8.. A- hndful of soldiers mastered the monb, anid maiiy ...

... PORTMAJMC.- A Sou uir of Ladymidth.-Mr William Jones, nmanager~of the N.:andl S. W es' Bank, has in- his: .possessi~on' &0SO uv'enir of liadysmith:'in the forni ofO a printed price list of provisions, etc., during the: '6iege. Th~e price ofa-a.ease of 'whiskey is'.scheduled; : at' £145-!. . - ?? - ' . - - ?? .THE jNTER1MED)1ATE, SCHOOL9.- A meeting. of'the: governors-'of the Internediate' ...

... LL11DUDNO Pon ?? Popru- LAd aOITERTS on Saturday night a large audience'-was pro- sent at the Pier Pavilion, to hear the opening conlcert of the season. Mr A. ?? received quite an outburst of applause when hle came upon the platform. Madame Sadler-Pogg, too, was greeted with vociferous plaudits, a9 she made her entranee to sing the solo of God save the Queen. This was beautifully Tendered; ...

... CARYNARVON. Exhibition of War Pictures.-The niagic lantern views illustrative of the South Alrican War which have been exhibited in Liverpool and elsewhere by the Liverpool Courier' were shown from the pre- mises of Messrs Connah and Parry in Castle-square in this town on Friday night to & large crowd. The band of the 3rd V.B. R.W.F. also played selections of music. The proceeds were to go ...

... A HOLYHEAD 'SOLDIER FINED Pba ASSAULT. At Chester on Saturday Private Michael Cleary, of the Shropshire Light Infantry, whose home is at 5, Moreton-terrace, Holyhead, was charged on remand with assaulting an old fisherman named Richard Crook, of Arklow, county Wicklow, and with breaking the window of a railway carriage. Mr Fenna, who prosecuted on'bebalf of the Lan- don and North-Westem* ...

... j'he WAR in SOUTH AFRICA. The nation will re'oice that theend of the war is at Inst well nthin sight The astionishxing rapidity of the British advance on' Johnnesburgi utterly demoralised the enemy, for Lord Roberts was knocking at the gate of the Golden City a. full day before he was expected. No wonder the Boers have been completely d&iseoncerte4 for the mareh from Kroonstad has been 'a ...

... B-ABOOR usSOZOO-L o ?? ;- ' the Editor.3 ; Sir,-I: iwding over _he doings of the Bangor &,hool Boird at their ast meeting I find thai the .principal part -of the business was devoted to finding out 6 means' ty waste the 'ratepayers' -money. :a your readers are well aware, +he staf of the- Bangor School Board is notoriously high. Three Board Schools cost in staff more than twice as muchl as the ...

... CRIOCIETH. URBANI DISTRIC'r COUNCIL.` The monthly meeting of the Council'was held on Saturday evening, when, there were p resent: Mr e Thos. Burnell (chairman), Mr R. P. Thomas'(vice-' -chairman), Dr. Livingstone; Davies, Messrs J. T. f Jones, 0. T; Williams, W. Watkin, W.. G. Evanes; e H. Humphreys, 0. E. Palmer, Evana Jones, J. W. . Roberts, J. Tobias' (deputy-clerk), Morris Williams ...

... I T92 BIMOP OF ST. ASAY H OiN TEOD- i 8,~CALx BBD710A~TN. .The annual distribution of prizes at St. Asaph Graumnar School took place on Friday. The Bitnhop of St. Asaph, -who was supported by Archdeacon Wvnne Jones and Dr.l Easterby, in the course of -his speech, said Wales had realised the value of education, and the progress made in providing educational advantuges had- been unique (hear, ...

... I ?? I L - .. I a. or j*g erl etig The, sb ,H~ead t chairmaie i ( e M , sey llams). I tred ~wt ance, broughtfowd ~ d to 101sTesm f£81'a derie tfrom -entraae e wis 163 ersne ~ eepa a t tegaeo, teaho Thec .u ?? -d~3'U 'epresete ci'oe rcie f'sei & ~pize'. !n th ex endtue sd h ucpl ~~ item 4s £247 2s paid npeimwis 2 ~'1s3dwspidfrjug-_esadexess ba elheeo'ear' saar as 40an £9 4' Ywsepne fr-h ie f ...