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WELSH CHURCH COMMISSION.

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WELSH CHURCH COMMISSION. nlSHOP OF ST. DAVID'S EVIDENCE. THE CHAIRMAN AND SIR JOHN WILLIAMS. In the lloyul Coniini.viions IIouso at, Westmin- ster, to-day week, Lorcl Justice Vaughan Wil- liams presided- The liisiiop of St. David's continued his evi- dence, and gave Lu reply to Sir John )\ iiii.ii.MJ. concerning parl,;h3 where services in ;Wcisi» us weil as Jingiwh- took place. Ilia Lord- ship saiU iliac m nis caso ho had made provision throughout his diocese for dealing with the bi- cLiliculty. lie gave details of cases whore the set vices were conducted alternately in English and Welsh, and referred in one mstaaicfl to a CiiapeJ of easo. Tiio (Jnairmaii: Very few people really know tvhar a chapel of case is. In u e course ot his further examination of the bi-iiiep, a slight brvcze occurred between Sir Joiui iiliams and the chairman. The Chairman had suggested that it would save time if S;r John had certain before him. lIe d.d not wish to waste the public time. Sir John Williams said he was entitled to have information in his own way, and ho was going to. Ti.,c, Chairman added that he also was entitled to 1 nformation in his own way. t- John: I don't want to waste the publio time. The Chairman said the purpose of them all was to tiud out the truth. It might be more oon- venient for some people who examined witnesses a particular purpose m their mind, and only take so much of the truth from the ailswer as suited that purpose; but tho commission do- Sired to get the A,-iole of the facts. The BIshop of -St. David's said, so far as he was concerned, he was anxious to lay the whole of tlie facts in his possession before the com- ai; Tiie examination of the bishop by Sir John Will lams got very involved. This finally led the Chairman to remark: "'We can easily wnr»dit all up in the words of the famed Mr Bercsford- 'I 'We're all in the dumps, and diamonds is trumps, and kittens has constant squalls' tloud laughter). Interpolated in the Bishop of St. David's evi- dence were proofs of evidence put in by Mr Arthur Ivor Rrvce. M.A., of the Bangor Dio- oesan 1{ gisUry, Mr Henry Asaph Cleaver, of the St. Asaph Diocesan Registry, and Mr John Henry Gladstone, of the Llandaff Registry. Tho proofs dealt with formal details as to the endowments and other diocesan statistics in the various dio- ceses-

CATHEDRAL REVENUES. -------"-

BISHOP OF ST. DAVID'3 PrC7.-STS.

INQUEST AT WAENFAWR.

ANTS AND TREACLE., --

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THE TERRITORIAL FORCESI

REMARKABLE EFFECT OF LIGHTNING…

O-UR FOREIGN TRADE.

MARRIAGE OF A PENMAENMAWR…

CYCLIST'S MARVELLOUS ESCAPE…

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RHYL MARINE-GARDENS.

ALLEGED BREACH OF THE QUARRIES'…

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