... Taken daily at 9 a.m., for week ending Frida y November 8th. Min. tlvLTOm. Day. Rain. Baromj MaxjMin Dry.jWet i 2 Saturday, ••• 30.10 44 34 43 41 N. 3 Sunday.j -02 30.12 43 37 48 45 N. 1 Monday. 29.75 48 35 48 45 N. 5 Tuesday. 29.85 48 43 48 45 n.VS G Wednesday! 29.60 48 41 47 43 NNW 7 Thursday -21 29.72 47 43 47 44 NNW S Friday 29.37 47 29 N.W. Observations — Saturday 2nd, fine, bright. Sun- ...

... We feel flattered at the favourable reception given to the RHYL ADVERTISER at its first ap- pearance. The many congratulations sent in from all parties, in all grades of society, con- vince us that we have fairly met their expecta- tions. We hope by a continuance of the in- dependent course in which we have started, to merit the favour of all who are interested in the progress of Rhyl, and who ...

... THE DISTRESS IN SOUTH WALES. A soup kitchen has been opened at Trclierbert, in the Rhonelela Valley, for the relief of distressed families. In all, eighty families, consisting of 421 persons, were relieved. A meeting has been held at Pontypridd to take measures for forming relief committees. It was stated that many familie s had neither beds nor bed clothes, and had to sleep in the scanty ...

... CARMEL. THE BRITISH SCHOOL.—An example which may well be followed by others has been shewn by Mr Williams, Carmel, the parent of one of the children attending the British School, who on the occasion of his child's birthday generously provided all the School children with a substantial treat. Through his liberality the children, who attend the School partook on Thursday last, of a splendid tea ...

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... On Thursday last, the annual meeting of the members of the Rhyl Literary Institute was held, the attendance being small. A letter was read from the President (Rev. DR. BUTTERTON), In Which he stated that owing to his advanced years he wished to be relieved of the office. The committee heard with regret the announ.ce- ment, and a resolution was passed expressing thanks to the President for his ...

... AT the Temperance Meeting on Monday even- ing last a resolution in favour of Sunday closing was carried unanimously by a very large and influential audience. We have no wish to say an unkind word of the publicans. They are carrying on a legitimate trade, sanctioned and regulated by the Government of the country, but it is a verv peculiar trade. In ordinary business, and in the sale of most ...

... POETS AND POETRY was the subject of a lecture delivered in the Independent Chapel, Rhuddlan, by Mr 1'. Mostyn Williams, Rhyl. The Rev. John Williams presided, and thercjwas a good attendance. ...

... STREET CROSSINGS. Mr Wynne said he had heard several complaints as to the unsatisfactory state of the crossings to the market, especially in wet weather. He therefore moved that something should be done at once, if there was money in hand.—Mr Keatinge seconded that.—Mr Roberts (Queen Street,) thought it a very awku ar(I time to upset the crossings, as the town was so full of visitors, and ...

... LADIES & GENTLEMEN,— I have been solicited by many influential Rate- payers to allow myself to be nominated for election as a Commissioner at the next Annual Election, and, on the understanding that I shall not be required to l make a personal canvass, I have consented. Although not long resident among you, I have a ) great and increasing interest in Rhyl, and I sincerely wish the town ...

... LADIES & GENTLEMEN,— I have been requested by many Ratepayers and friends to come forward as a candidate at the next Election of Commissioners. During my residence among you, for upwards of fourteen years, it has been my privilege to take active part in many pro- jects carried out for the benefit of this town, and my opinions upon all public movements have always been freely and fearlessly ...

... FLINT. At the Mechanic's Institute, Flint, on Monday evening last, our respected townsman Mr F. G. Pratt was presented with a most gratifying testimonial, in the shape of a gold watch and chain and purse of gold from the inhabitants, and a ring from his late scholars. The watch was presented by Henry Taylor, Esq., Town Clerk, and the ring by Mr. C. E. Dyson, manager of Messrs Muspratt's Alkali ...