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BALA. PASTORAL. We are glad to understand that Mr. Edward Parry, Prestatyn, has accepted an unanimous call to the pastorate of the Cefn Canol, Rhiw- las, and Llansilin Churches, Oswestry, and that Mr. E. G. Jones, Glynceiriog, has been in- vited, andlis likely to accept, the invitation of Cwmtirmynach and Pantglas Churches to be- come the pastor. Both are students of Bala Theological College. We are glad also to understand that Mr. W. J. Roberts (Glasgoed), last year aBtudentatthe College, has also accepted a call to Warrington. SAD FATALITY. On Sunday last, the sad event was made known, that Mary Elizabeth Edwards, a little daughter of Mr. John Edwards, butcher, six years of age, had died that day from the effects, it was supposed, of a fall oust-Ained on Saturday from a hay loft, at the back of her father's house. The details appear in the report of the inquest. THE INQUEST. On Monday last. at the County Hall, Bala, before Mr. W. R. Davies, Coroner for the County, and the following jury Messrs. Evan Davies, O. W. Roberts, O. H. Hughes, John Philips, E. J. Theodore, J. W. Roberts, Daniel Roberts, Moses froberts, R. Ingham, Robert Evans, W. E. Roberts, T. R. Dakin, and In- spector Morgans, an inquest was held into the the circumstances touching the death of the said Mary Elizabeth Edwards. After the jury had viewed the body, and locale of the fall, the following evidence was taken. William Edwards said, I am a brother of the deceased, and am 10 years of age. I was play- ing with her in the hay loft on Saturday. She was sitting in the window. There was no one sitting with her. She fell down into father's yard. No one pushed her and there was no one near enough to do so. She was very playful and in good health. By Inspector Morgan: I and another little boy were chaff cutting in the loft at the time. Richard Howell White Jones, L.R.C S., L.R.C.P., said I knew the deceased child. She was Mary Elizabeth Edwards, and her body was that viewed by the jury. She was six years of age and was the daughter oi John Edwards, butcher, Tegid Street, Bala. I was called to see her on Saturday evening, about 5 o'clock. I found no external injuries, nor broken bones. I found the child was suffering from shock. She was conscious. I went to see the window from which she had fallen. She had fallen from a height of about 8 feet on to the yard. There were some ashes underneath where she fell. I saw her twice again on Saturday evening, 1 saw her afterwards on Sunday morning. She died on Sunday atter- noon at her father's house. I attribute her death to collapse from internal injuries and shock received from the fall. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical testimony, and on the motion of the foreman seconded by Mr. Robert Evans, a vote of condolence was unanimously passed with the grief stricken family.

. PENLLYN RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.

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