... ABERAYBON. Pension Committee.—At a meeting of the local committee yesterday. Mr. J. Jones, J.P.. Cwmere, appointed chairman. Nature Note.— Alonely swallow was seen lost week. It did not stay long ,and took it, Hight southwards. Eisteddrodie.-11r. J. E. Davies ...

... range of poetry are subjects needing attention, and the older echolers should make as much use of the library as possible. Nature notes are carefully recorded in most of the classes. Needlework is well taught, and record books of the work done are i kept ...

... The boat was launched, was rowed out to sea. and returned under sail. These was an exhibition of life taring by the crew. Nature Notes.--10 front of a house at Pcohelig a fine magnolia a in full bloom. Red Cross Illsekty.—A metting has !wen held to organize ...

... so sure and certain and so unchangeable, that to mediate -.hereon fills the mind with a restful peace and ounfidenee.—Nature Notes. ...

... ABERAYRON Nature Note.—Black-headd and blackbacked gulls are to be seen daily in the harbour. Velvet primnoees are in abundance in the dietrict• Nfarriage.—On Tueoday, February 29th. at the Registrar's Office, Aberayron, before Mr. John M. Howell, regiotrar ...

... west , aldeh is what they want most of all. BY THE WAY. SIGNS OF SUMMER. Treo planting by the Corporation of Aborys:wyth. NATURE NOTES. The s wallow wee at Llaarliyetyd ca the 3rd ins., and our Cardig.in reports that the cuckoo liar been heard in that district ...

... ABBRAYRON !- Hnsmod attar the summer nu:idsys ou Nature Notee.—Wild fruit are 71 0 t RO as usual. and Lung hedges are practically barren. Swallows are beginning to hold their autumn conferences as it were, apparently with the object of preparing their ...

... be able ':o rejoice. that a son of theirs, a noble son, had died to his coun:ry and to help the lilx-rt'es of manknict Nature Notes—As pcop'e walktd home from Trinity Church on stintl.tv they milli not help seeing the hundreds of gull, that wheeled restlessly ...

... A vote of thanks passed to the lecturer on the proposition of the Rev. J. L. Williams, seconded by Prineipnl Roberts. • Nature Notes.—Follosing upon the recent severe weetiher, a number of rare and inte-o Ong of bird arid animal life have been brought ...

... and was a Puff ular young fellow. The deepest, sympathy i s expressed with the bereaved parents in their great sorrow. Nature Notes.—The heather which 1110.-- °mod so beautifully at this period of the year on the highland s around Capri Cynon and Bulchygroes ...

... felt. Deceased was 57 years of age. The funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon. migratory t I. 'throned food, or NATURE NOTES. The Swift, one of our latest •birds to arrive, is among the earliest take its departure from our shore,. It us last week ...

... NATURE NOTES. Arcturus, supposed to be the greaterit gun visible from the earth, makes a singfilarly striking object in t'ae western sky these nights, It be found in a line with the 'tail' of the Great Ikar, or 'handle' of the Plough—four times the length ...