... WISE AND OTHERWISE. A CHICAGO PERFUME, If Is it uot beautiful, sweetheart! What ? asked George W. Simpson, looking ten. derly into the deep blue eyes of Daphne McCarthy as they were raised to his, and glancing around in a nervous steer caught-in-the-corn way. Why, the sweet perfume that is being wafted to us on the June air, said the girl, shifting her chewing gum as she spoke. Do you not ...

... TbG Whitehall Review contains the fol- lowing, relative to a discovery that is just now causing considerable stir throughout Great Britain It has been made tho subject of considerable comment and investigation on the part of various newspapers. A represent- ative of this journal was commissioned to in- vestigate its merits by personal interview with the parties who could spoak from actual ex- ...

... ST ASAPH BOAF;T) OF GIT A. VIDIANS. Tnrrv-IUT. -Present: P. P. Etq. ;ciia:i mar:) W. W organ. Esq.; T. G- Dix-m. Esq H'r J. | T. d nn e(i ;i. Sr sriph EI, Gclass; R Davies, E. Angel, Denbigh Williams. Pi-esistyu B. Li'.tier. T, Wir.isioo. Shvl; Eev. E. W. Jones, Bylcliua. TLe Macter's books showed the inmates in the house on the last board-Jay to be 129; admitted since. • 3: discharged, 8; ...

... EPP3 S COOOA. —GKAT £ FUL AND COMFORT ING.- By a thorough kuo Pledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, an ± by a caretul application of the fine properties of weil selected COCOA, Mr Epps has pro- viaed-our breakfast tab.es with a delicately flavour- ...

... SALE BT Armo-On Wednesday afternoon, at the Bull Hotel, Messrs Clough & Co., auction- eers, offered for sale, by order of the County Court at Denbigh, in the action -Rec, r. Mat hewn, a free- hold dwelling house, with the smithy and premises thereunto belonging, formerly in the occupation of John Mathews, blcksmith, situate at the Forge,Bodfary, and two freehold cottages, adjoining the said ...

... This match was playc 1 ...

... ST. JOHN'S~CHURCH TEA PAIiTY AND SALE OF WORK. On Friday evening last week a tea party, sale of work, and concert in aid of the funds of the above church, now in course of erection, took place at the Winter Gardens Skating Rink, under most favour- able auspices, the weather being exceptionally fine. About 300 guests were present, the largest propor- tion of the company consisting of visitors. ...

... M E L I D E N. At the Liverpool Bankruptcy Court, on Monday, the following local case was heard, before Mr Regis- trar Cooper:— Be Charles Malcom Stewart.—Mr Pedder (Field and Weightman) appeared for the petitioning credi tor in this matter. The debtor was described as a clerk and limeburner, having recently held a quarry at Meliden, near Rhyl. He came up for public examination. The statement ...

... Mr Gladstone returned to Hawarden fr,om Studley Royal, on Friday last. At Chester Station he h d a conversation with Mr Samuel Smith, M. P. Several distinguished visitors are expected nt the Castle in a few days, including Earl Granville. ...

... THE APPEAL TO CAESAR. THE scene in the House of Commons on Tues- day and the following two nights has been perhaps the most excited and animated of the present session. All our readers will have heard of, if they have read not, the articles entitled Parnellism and Crime, and the leaders based on them which the Times has from day to day been deluging the country, and which make infamous and ...

... WELSH BRFYITIES. Sir Richard Green-Price, M.P., for Radnorshire, has been seriously ill from an attack of quinsy. Mr Albert Wood, High Sheriff of Carnarvonshire, has been appointed a Deputy Lieutenant for the C°They health of Lady Theodore Martin (Helen Faucit) is reported to be considerably improved,1 nnd her ladyship is expected shortly to be able to return to The British Archeeological ...

... llotes anb ummary The Committee of visitors of the North Wales Lunatic Asylum have just issued their annual report, f. om which it appears that the number admitted during last year was 147 died and discharged, 115 remaining charge- able on January 1st, 1888, 520 patients. The total receipts amounted to zCll,883, of which 21,285 was received from non-pauper patients. aud £9,424 for pauper ...