The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

'^BEYOND DOUBT.T,he universal apprecia- tion of PURE TEA has. in- duced unscxupulous dealexs to palm off on the public a worthless imitation. Caution is ne- cessary that the purchaser i-ns. 3ts upon getting HOiRiNIMAlN'S PURE TEA OivLY. icoiid by: The Ch-operative Society, Llandudno; Jones, Chemist, Llandiidno, Junctio.n; Cen- tral Stores" and Price, Baker, Abexgele-road, Colwyn Bay; Roberts, Chemist, Llamludno; Hughes, Grocer, Prestatyn; New York Co- operative Society, Penmaenmawr; Roberts, Grocer, Penmaenmawr; Griffiths, Gxocex,Llan- faixfechan Price and Sons, Grocers, and Wil- liams, Chemist, Old Colwyn; Evans, Grocer, etc., Tanyfynwent Robert*, Confectioners, Llanrw-sit; Colwyn Bay and District Co-opera- tive Society; Conway, Hughes, Chemist. 5975

County School Teachers. Conference at Shrewsbury. MR TREVOR OWEN presid-e.d at the annual meet- ing of the Welsh Couiiiity School Association at Shrewsbury on Friday nighit aind oni iSatarday. The cotinmiitltee xeported the receipt of a letter from Mr Mansel'l Franklen sltlaitliing tlhalt the county of Glamorgan was applying for an atmeindimemit of their scheme to. allow of tiheilr joining the pension; fund, and the cllause had been approved by the 'Board of Educaition. The Seoretary (iVLr Thomas.) said that was thie. firsit real! beginning of the pension scheme. Discussion took place on the recognition, of the Central Welsh Board's certificates, by the various banks and by the Law Society. It was agreed in the casle of the latter to aSlk this Cen- tr.al Welsh fbalrd to. press, on the subject of get- ti,ng the Law Society to recognise the senior certificate of tibe iBoard for the pirelimdmary laiw examination, and in the cas.e of the banks it wais agreed t'hlat they be askedi for an official communication stating that they xecoginiised, the junior certificates for entrain,ce to their service. 'The association reaffirmed iits belief that, ac- tual teaching experience in secondary schools should be' fie-gar d ed as an indispensable qualifi- cation fox inspectors: and examiners of secon- dary schools, and regarded with great misgiv- ing the: departure from that principle. Tih-e following were elected nOln. members of the association :—Misis Cilay, Misls Robinson, MID A.. [B. ,BadigI\èT, Mx T. W. Phillips, .and Prof. Findllay. Miss Joneis, headmistress of the Girls.' County School, 'Wrexham, and Mr F. 'P. Dodd read papers on "'The differentiation of the curricula of boys, and giirls." .The President's Address. The (President said that one, very powerful! indirect influence of the anew era in English education over their Welsh system was the ten- dency to force, up the general level of the sal- axdeis of the assistant masters and mistresses. In any case the tiime was not far distant when the -reflex effect of a, more liberal scale- of sal- aries wouilid make, itself powerfully feillt in Wales', and their edililcalÜon committees,, if they were to. maintain theiir schools in a high sitate of efficiency, must, be prepared to face' ithe very serious problem of how to provide the .necessary funds for a -more adequate, he might almost say a more just, payment to many of their assistants. The fact that so much excellent work had. been done, undier the present condi- tions was a remarkable tribute to. the spirit which permeated the schools of Wales, but if the community insisted on the continuance of the present educational output, of many a school those nunst be very materially im- proved. That their local authoriitiies would be com- pelled to come to some definite understanding upon the inter-relations of primary amid second- ary schools was abundantly clear wihen they remembered that a large percentage of the pupils of the' Hatter were dm Will from the for- mer. Referring to the' establishment! of a Welish National Council for .the control of education, ha slaiÏd thalttihe, fact of the financial arrange- ments. being subject, to. the absolute control of the combined councils was likely to act as a serious check tio the possible, future usefulness .of the Council. They, however, were mtainly ooncer,ned about the absence from the. proposed constitiuitibin of the iCbutncil of any guarantee thait persons, of experience in education would necessarily be, interpreted to mean persons of real expert knowledge in education dierived from, experience, in teaching. Ft wais essential t'halt direct representation should be accorded to both grades- of the teaching profession. In this manner -only was' it possible to pre'venit t[1alt democratic control' of education which wais, so prominent a feature of thisl cent-ury from, de- generating initio a, bureaucratic tyranny and p-eltity interference. ^Applause.) lit was. agreed that the pre'sidenlt.'s' addresl9 should be printed and sent to tlhemelffiiberrs of the various education authorities ini Wales. Mi,sis1 Oolllin, Cardiff, was unanimously elect- ed -president', Mir Jteinkin Thomas- was re-elected secretary, and the folio-wing w-eire elected oiii the commitfiee to, fiilll vacancies:—Messrs. May- ller, Lewis; (Llianelly), D. H. Williams (Pwll- heli), 'and Mds's- Rowland's (iRuthdn). «

Educational ABERGELE 1 COUNTY SCHOO (For Boys and Girls). The Secondary School for IC Colwyn Bay District. a Headmaster: MR. J. WILLIAMS, ^Aelr3 0 assisted by an experienced Staff of MLQFYPCSQOQ Efficient Preparation for all the usual exawlllsero, and special departments for Science, & tion, OooJcery, Music, and Commercial Drill and Physical Exercises taught 07 INSTRUCTOR J. BROWN. Recent, Successes include:- OPEN EXHIBITION AT TRINITY EXHIBITION AT JESUS COLLEGE, OXFOB DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY EXHIBITION. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP, BANGOB U COLLEGE. ON PASSES AT MATRICULATIONS OF LONDO SITY, AND UNIVERSITY OF WALES. W$1/Ø HONOURS SENIOR AND JUNIOR, ^ENT?BOtiS BOARD CERTIFICATES, WITH TINCTIONS. EDINBURGH MEDICAL PRELIM., &C. Next Term Begins Tuesday, 2nd The Railway Fares of Pupils froj hv 0 Bay and Old Colwyn are Paid w County School Governors' Full particulars from Miss J. MALDYVYN PR«C Teacher of Music, eCÐífØ Late of Trewen, Conway, is now prepare^ her Pupils at her new ye SANDAL, MARINE &u COliWYU ART CLASSES. 61ø8 MISS iTo LM Oertifxated Art Mistress, South Kensington^ j Manchester, Liverpool, Southpo o Member of the Giuynedd Ladies' Art Soo^Jf,' Instructress to the Technical Classes, 00'' «n (Wjfi Instruction in Drawing. Shading, _i qw Water Colour from Models, Ca,s'es and Nas negjg»' Sketching from Nature, Modelling a.Da Studio, Pearhyn CtiamberjMggSg^^ THE SWEDISH GYMNAS^ PENRHYN ROAD, COLWYN j# Classes for Children and Adults, CJIVOO, Massage and Medical Movements PRINCIPAL—EDITH M. HAL1> Frivate Address: Trained Lhvyn On, Old Cohvyn. pnC HEALTH EXERCISES.— classes a» cert Work taken by Miss Everard ("° cate).— For particulars apply to MisS Hawarden House, Rhos-on-Sea. 'ARR PROFESSOR I). D. PAR|^> Musical Adjudicator& Festival COJ1ý, VISITS LLANDUDNO, COLWYN AND BLAENAU FESTINIOG Apply for Terms: SCHOOL OF MUSICF LLAN PORTRAITS PAINTED in FROM NATURE. Crayon Drawings Carefully Executed U° IVC^S. IE?. 12492 DYLASSA, BETTWS-Y^ NORTH WALE5 Cycle, Motor, and Sports^' ABERGELE ROAD, OOLWYN "Y' SPECIAL SHOW of cyeLe5 1905 M 0 D F- f P ———— E THE LATEST AND BEST. MAKES ON TI! 0K THE LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH o THE EASY PAYMENT n|f' SEE OUR We can only exhibit a few of the Window, but we have a full range inside be pleased to show you of 0 HUMBERS frolu J6 SWIFTS f8 8 SINGERS 8 ° RALEIGHS rg 0 0 ROYAL CAMBRIANS »» „ n eg y PREMIERS S 0 0 NEW HLDSONS f6 0 0 RUDGE-WHITWORTHS,, J 15 year$Ke "t GOME and make enquiries out J-0 y ctdv1 experience enables us to give soM ^an\ you will secure the best possible v 2 money. afJÝ EASY PAYMENTS arranged for j, j, SECOND HANDS- We have the Largest and CheapeS' ^ral03- Hand Cycles and Mail Carts in o{ be nleased to send it anyone on r AMERICAN fUnr CSfiM' A.lV.[ E R I. C .A N S _A .nt C!!uØenl m .11 I .1, ,iill lfill-. i ,I 1!1 1111 I Mention The Pioneer. Saye xio^ Evss*, WM. p0lfv" SiK )3V v., 21/6 to order. GENTrrwfe BEST VALUE IN THE f Seeing is believing. Send ^4, and our easy Self Measurement J Mention PaP Estab. 187.>. pgNMANS\ 126 & 128, Main St., Anderston* aLl

Building Trade. J EMANUEL L. SMITH, SURVEYOR, ESTATE AGENT &C. 14, St. Werburgh St., CHESTER 12500 Telephone No. 29y2. Surveys of Estates, and Land for Building Purposes Schemed for Streets and Houses. Lithograph Sale Plans of Estates drawn to any scale and particulars prepared and printed. Tracings and Plans on Skins neatly and correctly drawn. Parliamentary Plans and Cartoons prepared on the Shortest possible notice. Building Plans, Specifications, and Quantities, Levell- ing for Drainage, New Street Works, etc. LESSONS GIYEN IN SURVEYING, LEVELLING, DRAWING, etc, ILLUMINATED ADDRESSES prepared on Card and Vellum in Album Form, Scroll or Framed, as supplied to Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, their Majesties the King and Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, His Grace the Duke of Westminster. Lord Roberts, &c., &c. The Mostyn Brickworks, OSTYN- Superior Hard-Burnt, Wire-Cut BUILDING BRICKS. Also RED PRESSED FACING BRICKS, CHIMNEY POTS, &c. Address— 11700 The Manager, Mcstyn Brickworks, GLANDON, HOLYWELL. J. M. & R. ROBERTS Beg to announce that they have REMOVED to Central Works, Rhiw Bank Avenue, COLWYN BAY, Where they wiii carry on Business as Builders and Contractors, UNDER THE STYLE OF ROBERTS BROTHERS Estimates given in every Branch of L'itilding Trade FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 11911 JOSEPH HAMBLET, Eagle Foundry, WEST BROMWICH. Winding and other Engines PUMPSí WHEELS, DIRECT ACTING, STEAM AND HYDRAULIC, FOR ALL PURPOSES & CAPACITIES. BRICK, PIPE, TILE & RETORT MACHINERY to suit all Clays, Shales and Marls. CASTINGS-ALL KINDS TO 20 TONS. 10894 SANITARY AND WATER WORK. thyl) make a A. SHEFFIELD & SON !l21itYfkdOiL= Best-class Sanitary and Water Work, and employs staff of experienced men for this purpose. ESTIMATES FREE FOR RE-LAYING DRAINS AND FIXING W.C.'s, BATHS, LAVATORIES, HOT-WATER CYLINDERS, KITCHEN RANGES & BOILERS, TELEPHONES, ELECTRIC BELLS, ACETYLINE GAS INSTALLATIONS, HOT"WATER HEATING FOR GREENHOUSES, CHURCHES, AND CHAPELS, &c THE HERALD RANGEJ BEST IN THE MARKET. The Herald Range—Best In the Market A. SHEFFIELD & SON, IRONMONGERS, PLUMBERS, Hot and Cold Water Fitters and Contractors, RHYL, TM X Nat. Tel. No. Telegrams: Sheffield, Rhyl COLWYN BAY- D. ALLEN & SONS, CABINET Tc'0?,Te MANUFACTURERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND COMPLETE House Furnishers, 6 AND 7, STATION ROAD) AND CONWAY ROAD. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Largest Stock of Furniture, Carpets, Linoleum Bedsteads, &c., in N. Wales. 789 If "Pioneer" adv-eirtis-em-e-ntis diid not pay, the demand on apace would not have mors **iain doubled in the lasit twelve monjihs.

John Gibson a Thy Cupel 'Fforddlas. SYR,—iDiau fod Slsrwer o'ch. darl'ktuwyr ym synu a,t 3rr Ifliipa o eiddo 'R.T.W. 111ythyr diw-eddaf. Priii y rma-e- yn wer-tih imi gol!lia,mie!r i atdb uin, .sydd mor annhiedlwing ü fy nuir. Mia,e yn amI wg mai ed amcan ef a iM.W. ydyw ca'trI gain ddarltenwyr y "Pioneer" i g-redai .miai yn nhy capel FforddEais y gainwyd John Giilhson, a hyny ar dnaul aberthra y g'Wiilrioned'd. yn. amIwg oddiwrtlh lythyr diwecldiai R.T.W. ei fod yn myyddus d gisdicBio y gwiirio-n- edd o'r gol'wg., m-su- bira-sal yn a&odida eow aw- dwr y cofiant y soaaia ami damo- iac ■aiteibdhd i',m cwestiynau-. Omd, ma, gwel'odd y buasai hyny yn, JCJOCUB y lleni, :ac yn daingos ym. iiir darlltenyddi mad 'yn y Gyfiin, ,ac nid ym Pford-di- lasi, y ganwyd Jbihn Gibson. Galllaf sicrhiau y d'ajrl'lenydd- fy mod1 yn Fed- yddiiwr o'r 'Bedyddvvyr, ia Sbttasai yn fil gwie'Ki genyf pe buasai John Gibson. wesda ed ciri yn nhy capel) Florddiljas riac yn y Gyffin, cnd nid ydiwyf am laibetrtlhu y -gw-iiiuoniedd er eimiilll clod i en-wad namie, Ac ear n-adi yd wyf yn Ibrophwyd nag yn fab li bropihwyd, eto yr ydwyf yn gweied y dydd pryd y bydd Y ga.reig tsydd luwch dxws ty capel. Ffordd- i-asl wedi ed thiyaiu ac ur, -a-ralll ■wedi eri. d'odi ynio yn ei lie, ac wedi rtari ami mewn. llyih.yreaia.'a bras, "X/iidi ymia y gaanv/yd Jiobn Gibson, onid yn Gyffin, gen Conwy." Profaf yn alwr i' darlllemydd madi yn y Gvffirn, ac ndd yn nihy capel Fforddlla.s, y ga,i-,wvd Jbihrn Gibson. Y maie genyf dird to. brawfic-n o by-ny. Y m-ae ipawb yn cydnabod yn 1'790 y ganwyd johei Gibson, onldc y mae igenym birawfion ddymwad 11 fed John Eroans, gwednidog Fforddlas, yn byvi yn y ty capel y pryd byn, ac am ddwy flynedd ar ol hyn. Adedlladiwyd y ty capel dWIdb ef yn 1786,, a bu Joihn Evans yn yw Ylndrdo yn ddifwlclh byd 1792', pryd y syimuidodd l'r Dolau. Yn ail, yr oeidd- John Gibson we-di ei daietn- eliu yn 'Ngftioanwy cym i'w dad ddyfod. a!t y Bled- ycLdwyr. Taenalilwyd Job.n_yn 1790, onld yn 179'1 y daellh Willani Gibson at y Biedyddwyr, a John ■Evans, gwiedinddtog 'Pfocddlas, a/ii bediyddfflodd. Yn 1792 y diedhireuodd IbregeitbiU, a tbua ddiwodld yr un fiwyddyn y daeib i ifyw i dy.capell Ffotrdd- lias, a bu yn ffydldHon yn r.gwa :iii ei Amg.lwydd yn yr ardall bon byd 1797, pryd y symudlodld i L,eff!D,N,T, yn mhia lie y dlaeLb' et. fab Jbiba i.«n-wog- rwydd ain.fa-rwol. Yn 'dlrydydid, y iroae cofxes y bedydd dib yn iprofi. lulhiwnt mai yi-b Y Gyffin y ganwyd d, yr ton isyidd fell y 'Caimliyn —"179a, juinie ngitlh. Baptised John., .son of Wdlldam Gibson, of the Pairishi of Gyffiin, iby Jane' Robeirtis, biis wiiife. Hydiexaf fod hyra yn dcUgon i argyboedldi pob dyn dinagfiairn. a chanddo iron yn, o biaxcfh. i'r gwirionedd, miai yn y Gyfiin, ac niid yn nhy aapd Ffordidlas, y giarawyd' John GiBhsom.— Ydnwf, etc., CYSTENYN.

Ysgolioa Sabbothol M.C. Dosbarth LIanrwst. ARHOLIAD DO'SBARTH 13 OED, MAlWIRTH 30, 1905. G.W'EiRSLYFR SAFON IV., RilAX I. A II. INfODiIAID. GAN fy mod' yn cred.u mai prif a mean airholiad yagxifeneddg i blanit ydyw eu dysigu pa fodd i atleb cwesitij-nau ar bapyr, ffuxfiwyd' a threfniwyd y cwesitiynau i'r do'sfoaxith hwn galnl gadw htyn mewm goilwig, a 'llaweinydd i xieni ac a'.thrawon y planlt fydd deal! fod mwyafrif y papyrau wedi <2U gweditihdo yn diefiilifs,, ac yn airddangos medis- trolaeitih lied ilwyr o gynwys y maes lilafur. iDerbyndiwyd 35 iO bapyxau, o ba xaii y mae, 16 wedi endll haner y maxciau a,c uchod; ac wytlh wedd llwyddo d emill 'tair rhan o bediair aic nchod. Y mae txi neu Ibedwar o'r ymgeiiswyr wedi ca,m-ddeall, y pedwerydd cw.esitdwn, olhearwydd anghofio- fod yr ariholiiiad yn. sieiildediig ax gynwyis y gwea'islylx, ac o dddffyg sylwi fod' adnan o,laif y cwesjtdwn yn dangos pa. ymweliad o edddio angel a olygix. Rhoddwyd isiafom a safle pob ymgeisydd air gyfex pob atetnad ax y papyrau, gan hydexu y bydld hyn o rhiyw fanitads iddynit yn y dyfodol. G. H. J10:N-EiSJ Ebriil 6ed, 1905. (Gurtym Arfon). Y safon, ydyw 40. Salem, 37; 4, Elleai. Hiughes, Talybont, 36; 5, Ldzziei Lewisi, Sialem, 38; 3, 'Jenniie Joneisi, Saltern, 37; 4, Ellen'Hughes, Talyboinit, 36; 5, Elilien Mary Jlones, Salem, 31, a 'Nellie T.xefxiw, 311; 6, Mieta i"\i11íi¡3.lms, Scoitliand-sitxeett, 30, a Gwiladys1 Robeorts, Txefxiw, 30; 7, Owen- R. lOwen, Salem, 28;' 8, Gwynnetih Roberts, Sedo.n, 25, a G. Oweln Lloyd, Tanycelyni, 25; 9, Haititde Jaine Jones, Talybont, 24; 10, MJargareit Ellen, Prditichard, Tanycelyn., 23, a OSlwel111 Owen, Tanycelyn, 23; vi, Siaxah Ann Piritcihard, Tani. ycelyn, 22, a Joihn Evans, Bethel, 22;, 12, T. 'H. Jones, Taniycelyn, 21, I vo-r Allun Jonies, eito, 2:1, Daisy O'wera, Seion, 21, Mary C. Ellas, Gar- mel, 21, ac Annie Sarkex, Carmel, 21; 13, Einiu Joipjes, iSeion, 20; 'H,ug'h Roberto, .Scoitiiand-sit., 20, a Willie Kniowles, Roeweni, 20; 14, Pierce Evansi, 'Tirefriw, 19, John Williamis (Nb. 1'), TBetlhel, 19, a David Joneis, Beitihel, 19; 15, Beni- jamin Tlho-mais, Beithteil, 18, a Jioihn Wdiliiiaims (No 2), Beithel, 18; 16, e-vor 11. Jon; s. Seion, 16; 1'7, Robert Daniel fames, iBetheil, 15; 18, J. Exinesit Owem, Tanyoeilyii, 14; 19, Willie Johíll :Hug!hes, Trefrdiw, 13; 20, Hugh Hughes, Tixef- xdw, 10; 211, Evan; Scoitland-stxeet, 5. SAFLE YR YSGiOEIOiN, &c. iSalieni., pediwax o yttiigeiswyr Wedd emallil y ■maircdau, 3; haner y marcia.u, i. 'T,alybo,iiit, tir,i o ymgeisivvyr: (vYfedii eniili, Li y maxciau, 2; hanetr y maxciau, i. Txefxiw, pump 01 ymgeis- wyr: Wedi endll 9-4 y maixedau, 2. Tanycelyn, saiith o. ymgedswyx Wedi emill hamter y miarc- iau, 6. Seian, pedwar o ymgeiisiwyr: Wear €!nji!H haner y maxciau, 3. Carmel, dlau o ym- geiiiswyr: Wedi esiiilil baneir y imiaxciau, 2. Beitlheil, chwech o ymgedsiwyr Wedi eindll hanex y rn,arci;a,u, i. ISicoitiand-istree't,, tri o ymgeis- wyx: Wedi eaidll 9-4 y miair,c i a u, i foamier y manc- vau, 1. Roewen, un ymgeisydd Wedi endll haner y Imalrdiau, i. Cyf an 35 o. ymgedswyx 8 wedi einill 9-4 y mia,rciau; a 16 wedli eindild hatnex y marcian, DIOISiBlAlRTiH DAiN DDIEG OIEID, RfHODD MiA;\L. PEiN. 1-6. 1N10IDiIIAiD. ;Deir<byniiwyd 32 o bapyrau, ac wrtih ystyriad oedinani yr ymgeisiwyx y maeinit wedi gwneud: gwait'h iihiagorol. INiodwyd safie pob ymgersydd yn ol cywdxdieib yr atebion: yn anniibynol ar re- oiau iaiith; ond cymexwyd cywirdeb ac Laith i ysityriaesth wxtlh nodi y siafle yn y dosibarith. G. H. JOiNEIS '(Giutyn Arfon). Y safon ydoedid 24 o farciau. I, Oett'.idJwe'ni Jbmes, S!alleim', 24; 2, Emirys Jones, Salem, 24, Katie Owen,ISalem,24, a Doxa WiiMiamsi, Taliybomt, 24; 3, Saixah Aoum Priitich- ard, Tanyceiljrni, 24, Albert IP. Evams, Txefxiw, 24, ac Aliice Edwards, Seiion, 24; 4, Bobbie IDIavies;, Sialemi, 24, a Robert Owen Evans, Beitheil, 24; 5, Ellen. Roibentls., Salem, 24; 6, Anne Roberts, Talybont, 23; 7, Mairsgairet Ellen Prditichard, Tanycelyn., 23; 8, Sairah E..Jones, Talllybomt', 23; 9, Evan Ul. Roberta, Trefxiw, 23; 10, Ma;ry H-ugheis, Tixefriw, 23; n, Maggie ThomiaiS', Bethel, 22; 12, Gwiilym Griffitlhsi, Ta- ybont, 212; 13, Pierce Evans, Seion, 22; 14,; Maggie Price, iSal'em, 21 15, IH'ugh D. Hughes, Taliybonlt, 211 Johíll Elliis EVlanis',S:eialD, 2li Mtoxfydd Evams, iS'alem, 20; Eliizabelth Jonas, Bethel, 20; 19, jiane Evains, Beihiell, 20; 20, Hugh Hughes, Talybon't, 18, a Tommy ROlb. effits, Talybonit, 18; 21, Maggie Winliuros, Bethel, 17; 22, Anniie Sophia Price, Sailem, 17; 23, Willie Thomas, Bethel, 15; 24, ArtihiUir Hughes;, SélOin, 14, a Liizz;ie Wiillda'mis, Soatliand- slt'reeiti, 14; 25, Kate Hughes, Salem, 10. SAFiDE- YiR YiSGO'LTO'N', &c. Sialeim, naw o ymgeiswyr Wedi eindll maxc- iau cyflawn, 5; M y maroiau, 2; haner y maxc- ialu, i. Tlailytbonit', saith o ymgeiswyr: Wedi eniiil imaiUciau cyflawn, i M y marciau, 6; Bethel, cihwech o ymgeiswyr: '"VV^edi etnriM, marc- iau cyflawini, i -y4. y xnarciau, 3; hanex y maTIC- iau, 2. Tirefriw, Itlni o ymgeiswyr: Wedi, endllil miarcdiau cyflawn, i y maxciau, 2. Seion, pedwair 0. ymgedswyx Wedli endll marciau cyf- lawn, II; y4 y marciau, 2; hanex y miarciau, i. Tainyceilym, dau o ymgeiiawyx Wedi emilll m,-tire- iau oyflaiwm, i y manciau, i. Scotland- sitreeit, uin ymgeisydd1: Wedi. enill haner y marc- iau, i. Gyfan: 32 o ymgeiswyr; wed; enall maxiaiau cyflawn,, 10; y marciau, 16; hiamex y maxciau, 5. iBydid i ganlyniadau y dosibartihiadau uchaf ymddangos .jai y "Pioneeir" yn ystlod rhiad o'r wytbnosau dyfodol. Nild ydyw yx anlhiolydd eto wedi danfod edrych drositymt. Cymeir arholiad y "dysgu allan" (iLuc i-v,i.) Ie, yn Seiom Dydd y Gl,m:a,nfa. RhoddTir gwoibrwyon Ù. tri goreu gan, Mxi W. Ijloyd Roberts, Avomdale. Trefniir giwiobrwyoim yr arholiad Ysgrythyrol yn y Cy- z;1 farifoid Ylslgal ines'af.—W. WILLIAMS, County School, Y sgxi f eniydd.

Denbighshire Quarter Sessions. The Llysfaen Licensing Question. THE Easter Quarter Sessions for the county of Dembigh were held at Denbigh on Friday, Sir Wat-kin. Willi arms Wynn presiding for the first- time. In his charge to the grand jury, the Chairman congratulated them on the absence of crime, during the quarter, there being only one case for trial. The chailirman was appointed an as-sess,or under the provisions- of section 3 of Itlhe, Clergy Discipline Aot, 1892, in the place of the lalte Captain; Griffiltlh-'Bosicawen. On the application of iMir S. Moss, M.P., tlhe appeal of the Noritlh Wales' and (District Billl- poisters, Limited, against poor-rate for the parish of LiandrillO'-yin-Rhos,;madie ini May last, was respited to the- next sessions. Tlhe (Deputy Chairman Petit)., having had the sitandiilng orders* suspended, called -attention tlO the licensing difficulty at IJlysfaen. iHe said that this year the lDelnbighslhilTe jus- tices had granted licenses- tio the. Llysifaemi pub- licans, but these were not recognnisied by Car- narvonshire, wdith the result, should (the -conten- tlio.llll olf Carnarvonshire be tlhe correct one, thart the unfortunate- licensee's held licences- which they had no, right to hold. IHe proposed that the opinion, of the illiorne Office be asked upon, the d-ifficuilty. The Clerk of the iPeace ,(C\I'r W. R. EVans) said; he had gone carefully into- tlhe matter, and was strongly of opinion that, the preise,nit licensees in Itl-ysf aein were not properly licensed. lit, was then agreed that the sub-committee of five justices already (appointed to- consider the question, be requested: to meet as e,airly as possible, and to submit lasltlaitemtenit: of the case to the 'Home Office for its decision,; and. that the five justices- appointed by Carnarvonishire to discuss: the- situation wiltlh the Denbighshire Tepresemtiaitives- be invited to attend and assist in drawing up a case'. Larceny. Charlies Johnson, (32), collier, for stealing a rug of the. value of 8 s 6d, the property of Halrry Armstrong, in Wtrexham, on the iintih of March, was- sentenced to six months" imprisons menit; with hard, labour. The prosecution stated that there were 21 previous; convictions against him.