... RUTHIN. SUCCESS OF A LOCAL POULTRY BREEDER. At the annual show of the Chester Fanciers Association, the first p ize, class of any variety, was taken by Mr. R. Roberts, 70, Borthyn, with his splendid Roudan cock. MILITARY FUNERAL. A military funeral took place last Satur- day, this tribute of respect being paid to the remains of the late John Thos. Edwards, Llanrhydd Street, a member of the ...

... CARDIFF. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. lal7 13. 1809. Thomas, left Swansea for Oran. Julr 10 Morganwg, left Hnslra for Mersey 5 Anna Thomaa, arr Haelra tram Port do Bone II ITynnstar, arr Cagliari from Poet Talbot 13 Walter Thomaa. left Cagliari for Barry Bala, an. Bordeaux from Penartb I. Radeliffe, left Gibraltar for Londonderry 7 Sarah RadeliSe, paa Pete for Dunkirk Mary Thomas, Sharpness from ...

... Tbs Clark was instrncted to write Memra. and Co. informing them that they most not occupy the stand opposite the Arcada,West Parade, with their tar ears. PROPOSED SHELTER FOR THE BAST The Road Committee that the Surveyor be instructed to prepare plan a shelter lor the East End extension, at a cost not exceeding £5O. Mr. Elwy Williams opposed the recommendation on the ground that no provisions ...

... Lift crops ia dry wonther, dry in the tun for afaw days, and store ia any dry well ventilated abed or cellar, complete the process of ripaaing. Continue pluming from eight to nine inches apart with dibbler, as deeply as the have of loaves, ia well watered bade and trenches. Farther thinnings will provide fnecesriooal erops. Use the occasionally, and water generously. Aa planta program, draw ...

... ST. ASAPH. LECTURE. A lecture was delivered at the Church In. stitute, on Thursday night, by Mr. T. R. Jones, of the National Schools, on Spectrum Analysis. MR FRANK LLOYD'S SALE. Mr. Frank Lloyd conducted his monthly sale in the Smithfield on Thursday. There was a large number of farmers and dealers present, and the prices realised were, on the whole, satisfactory. CONNECTIONAL EXAMINATION. ...

... ana Sheep Nettiug. Fire nroof Grain Jl Stores, Sectional Cottage*, Bungalows, Paviland every other Portable Building, lien, Booting Felt, Greenhouses. Garden Frames. Very line iu Cheap Iron cueing and Minion Buildings. Stock List of defective Galvanised Sheets for Fencing, Ac. —State re«iuirements, name journal, and save money by asking free catalogues from JOHN ATI WOOD REEVE, Stony Stratford. ...

... BRITANNIA BUILDINGS. DENBIGH. PUMISHm IROMOS&EBS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AT MAKER’S PRICES. Sole Agents for J. Williams Son’s GelebrMtd Chaff Gutters Pulpers Wynne Edwards, Hornsby’s, & Maelor’s Ploughs. Kitchen Banges in great variety; Register Grates, with and without Tiles; Hearing Stoves for Oil and Coal. Sole Agents for the New Sunlight Incandescent Gae Lighting Co., unsurpassed for ...

... Mr. A. J. Balfour made a statement with reference to the Irish policy of the Govern- ment. He said he had from day to day deferred answering questions put to him from the others side of the House, some relating to the Agri- cultural Industries Bill and other bills now on the paper in the name of the Government having reference to Trishadministration, others relating to the policy of the ...

... PERFORM ANCKS * CHRIST AND HIS SOLDIERS.. On Friday evenit.g last the Assembly Rooms, a performance Farmer’s wellknown and popular cantata, 4 Christ and His Soldiers was given by a choir under tre conductorsbip Mr. John Davies, borough rveyor, assisted by soloists and small orchestra. This is not tie first time for this work given in Denbigh, but several years have elapsed since it was last ...

... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3RD. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House met at two o'clock when the consideration of the Voluntary Schools Bill was continued in Committee. The discussion of the amendment, moved by Mr. Lloyd-George on Tuesday night, to leave out the wordB in the aggregate' in the first clause, which provides that the grant to the Voluntary schools should not exceed in the aggregate 5s. per scholar, ...

... IN three years the Government has added about Ilt,000,000 to the annual expendi- ture of the country. It is largely made up by additional outlay on the army and navy, but no inconsiderable part of this amount goes in bribes and subsides to the landed classes, and in sops and doles to sundry other interests. An addition of this char acter is now made by taking X730,000 an. nually from the ...

... FLINT. DEATH AND FUNERAL OF MISS HALL. We regret to announce the death of Miss Hall, third daughter of Alderman Joseph Hall, which took place on Sunday morning last, at the residence of her father. The deceased was in her 25th year, and was a young lady of con- siderable accomplishments, being particularly clever as an artist. She was a staunch Non- conformist, and a faithful and energetic mem ...