... dis- *nissed the subject with a hearty laugh. Mlenai Bridgeite shonld he happy. They hatve now n a Football Cluh of their own votwith- 5tanding the siiyns of a st zrm. The curate of the p!rish (the Rev. Jenkyn Davies) takes a keen interest in the welfare ...

... entering the World's Fair as a protection against cholera. Such a process as this is enough to wash the poetry out of the nature of any Welsh bard ; but should they sur- vive the ordeal we may expect to hear told the Tale of a scrub.' A correspondent writes ...

... has been'entertain ing a larga shooting partyi . -Mr Douglas Gilehrist, BSe,',of the ?? Colleze of North Wales, bas been elected a, vember of the'British' Dairy 'Farmers''- Associa- tion ;: ?? ._ ?? Archdeacou PrvMe.bas written a' ?? work on The Early ...

... place has been widened, Garth Point seems to be a popular resort for Bangorians to while away their time of an evening. Sunday is down there literally a day of rest judging from the difficulty 6! obtainitg a vacant seat either in the garden or down at the ...

... in a duel at Galvestone, by a Capt. Gra- ham. ?? was an Eqnglisliman.--Aeiv York Courier. c He that fdes uponl charity, says the proverb, has a cold dinner and no supper. Addison concludes one of his moral essays with the ,t following apologue- A drop ...

... sok for a pennyworth of old man's oil. What this is the chemist couldn't tell me. A good story is being told at the expense 6f a local masher who prides himself in the belief that no one else in the place possesses a finer, a larger, or ...

... late Mr A. de Maltos Mocatta, of London. Mrs Mocatta is the daughter of the late Major Lionel B. Coheo, and, therefore, a cousin of tne late Countess of Rosebery, and a grandniece of the late Sir Moses Montefiore, Bart. Ocoasionallv .Punch cracks a joke ...

... Monsall H Hospital. To be afflicted with such a contagious disease was not a matter of importance in the eyes of these worthies, for they escaped and 3 celebrated their early morxing flit by a caronsal c at a neighbouring public - house3. Having become ...

... they will close their establithments at four o'clock. Rhyl l a Parliameotarv Debating Society \of whihl the Riv. L'oyd Jones, the political preacher, is a member. Mt George Grosomith is makinz a pfle of gold It America, where he is received with enthn- satsm ...

... and big ones they do not intend to pay. A comic song of nineteen verses I It must be admitted that comic songs aregenerally a little bit.shorter than this, but it is a'actual fact that a vocalist the other day in a fee6-ain town in ...

... Fife in her accoach- ment, is, as his name implies, a Welshman, and a comes from the neighbonrhood of Swansea. Hef is about fifty years of age, has been a London i M.D. for morq than a quarter of a century, and e rejoices in an excee.4ingly ...

... pay this amount P Paid Sir Horatio Lloyd to a plaintiff at the Bangor County Court on Monday. Yes, double over in a week, sir, readily retorted the witness. 1 The Zulu Christian Choir, who aretnow'giving a series of sacred concerts in North Wales, i ...