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... The fact should never be lost sight of in th home that a new-laid egg contains all the ne- cessary elements to support the body, and, therefore, is in itself a complete food. The North British Railway has in its service an engineer named John Henderson, aged seventy-eight, who during fifty years of service has never had an accident happen to his train A return to the London County Council ...
... The awards gave every satisfaction. The meetings in all respects turned out re- markably successful. ...
... 1896. By the time these lines are published, the year 1896, with all its joys and all its sor- rows will be numbered with the dead, adding one more to the thousands of years that preceded it, and which now form the never-returning past. On the threshold of a new year, it is cus- tomary, and to some extent it is profitable, to review the history of the last twelve months, so that the lessom and ...
... B!RMfNOHAir, December 29.-Short supplies, quiet trade. Qaotatio, ts: -Beef, 4d to 6d per pound; mutton, 5d to 7f I per lb. Bacon pigs, 7s Od to 7s 3d per score porke i i, 8a Od to 8s 6d; and sows, 5s Od to 3d per score. BlKKBNHKAr.— Agricultural Produce—Decern. 29— -Ha.y, o-d, £ 3 10s to £4 Os Od per toa ditto, clover, jM-Os Od to C4 tOo, straw wheat, E2 17s 6d to £3 Os turnip, 17s to 19s per ...
... DENBIGH. The Llaiisannan Light Railwxy Scheme. On Tuesday, several representatives of the Denbighshire County Council, Denbigh Town Council, and the Parish Cjuncil of Llan- sannan, met at Denbigh, for the purpose of inspecting the suggested route for the con struction of the proposed light railway to Llansannan. They were accompanied by Mr. Proctor, engineer, who has laid two or three ...
... POLICE COURT. MONDAY.—Before the Rev. the Warden, Mr. J. W. Lumley, and Dr. J. R. Jenkins. ALLEGED KILLING OF GAME WITHOUT A LICENSE. Robert Jones, Ty Isa Farm, Llanelidan, was charged by the Supervisor of Inland Revenue (Mr. T. Hariand, Corwen), with taking, killing, and pursuing game without a proper license. Mr. Edward Roberts, solititor, Ruthin, ap- peared for defendant, who pleaded not ...
... XMAS CARTES. XMAS CARTES J HOTOGBAPHS, ISf. SPECIALITY. — 18%. MIDGETS on Christmas Caries, 4s. per dozen. Order early. F, L S B YS, DENBIGH. AtMr. Lewis Jongs, Stationer, Market & Fair ...
... CONNAH'S QUAY. A sheep belonging to Mr. Bellis, Connah's Qaay, has given birth co six lambs during the year 1896. She reared three lambs at the usual time, and brought forth three more on Sunday week. ...
... danfc passed him, carrying pheasants in his hands. He was, at the time, on his own farm He asked him whether he had license to shoot game, but he did not reply. He was not sure who shot the phesants. The Warden Did you see defendant killing them ? Witness: No, sir; but he had them in his possession. By Mr. Edward Roberts He knew there was another man with defendant, and it was that man, not ...
... STRONG PROTEST BY MR. T. E. ELLIS, M.P. SPEAKING last Tuesday evening at a Liberal meeting at Bala, Mr. Thomas Ellis, M.P., in the course of his remarks, made the following re- ference to the recent appointment of Mr. Le&ard as chief inspector of schools for Wales:— I take this ear:iest opportunity of registering your and my protest against the appoint! of a monoglot Englishman to the chief ...
... THE FOOTBALL FATALITY IN DENBIGHSHIRE. CENSURE BY THE CORONER. ON Monday night, the East Denbighshire co- roner (Mr. Wynn Evans) investigated the cir- cumstances attending the death of Henry Evans, 17, who was kicked by an opponent whilst playing football at Llanerchrugag Park, on Christmas Day. Edward Williams, Mountain Street, said that he was playing football with the deceased on the day in ...
... CARNARVON GUARDIANS AND THEIR RATE COLLECTORS. At Saturday's fortnightly meeting of the Board, the Chairman (Mr. C. A. Jones) presi- ding, a letter was read from the Local Govern- ment Board asking for an immediate reply as to whether the sum of JE442 certified to be due from E. Williams, late rate collector for the parish of Llandwrog, had been paid. Mr. Morris Owen, solicitor to the Union, ...