... HofhM, Corwen; Isaac Bnehes and Robert Wynne, Gwyddelwern; Thomas Owen, Llangsr; Owen Evans, John Hnghes, and the Rev. Iran T. Davies, Liandrillo; Messrs. B. Jones, Limnsantffraid G.D.; David Jones, Cerygvdraidion; John Williams Llangollen (Rnrai); J.Naason. Him Edwards, Him Edith Barker. Mrs. Richards, and Mrs Roberta Llangollen (Urban); Col. Lyses. Llangwm; Messrs, nomas Hnghes (Clerk); Dr. ...

... {Restricted to bona-fide tenant farmers whose rental does not exceed £100). For the best Carl Mare and Foal at foot; prizes given by Mr. Conwy Bell, Rhnddlan—First prize, second prize, £l. I—Mr. John Roberts, Brynewin, Abergele. S—Hr. Evan Jones, Rhnallt. e—Mr. Hngh Roberta, Cefndy Farm, Rhyl. For tbs beat Oart Mare with foal at foot (Restricted to bona fide tenant farmers) —First prise, £2: ...

... LONG REIGNS. Apropos of the Diamond Jubilee,' Mr. T. C. Gilmour, of Ottawa, has sent to 'Notes and Queries' a list of the European Sovereigns who have reigned for over 60 years. The'Sovereigns' are—Frederick Gunther, Prince of Schwarzburg- Rudolstadt, 60 years and 2months; Kainer III., Prince of Monaco, about 61 years; Bernard Erich, Duke of Saxe-Meiningen, 62; Charles the Great, Duke of ...

... October 10th 4 Grand Shearling RAMS, 18 Bam LAMBS, From the Coppy Farm Flock. ...

... A WISE AND ENTERPRISING COUNTY COUNCIL. The Monmouth County Council has set itself a noble task. One is often pointing for London the moral of provincial municipal enterprise, but the provinces may well take example of the metropolis in regard to her endowment of the public with parks, institutions, and play- grounds. It is very rare that an opportuuity occurs for the acquirements of two such ...

... THE PIONEER ESTABLISHMENT, I Highgate, Denbigh. Do'nt forget the GREAT SALE. Honest Goods only sold. ...

... Published on BATDBDAYB, and forwarded the Mails, &&. the Evenings before, and may be had of all VOL. IV.—No JO*. ...

... Moonshine has been found to hare a marked offeetonstammeriiag. People so afflicted stam- mer most at full moon. ...

... CAERrys. ELECTION OF RURAL DISTRICT COUNCILLORS. Mr. Trevor Jones, J P the proprietor of the well-known Afonwen Paper Mills, was placed at the top of the poll at the above election on Monday last. There were three candidates try. ing for two seats, which we re elected as follows: —Mr. Trevor Jones, 145; Mr. William Thomas, 86; Mr. John Davies, 83. The- first two were duly declared elected. ...

... DENTAL NOTICE. lR. THOMAS LUKYN, DENTAL SURGEON. (FROM LONDON). Successor t: Mr. W. H. Key and Mr. W. R. Williams roa. be consulted daily at JTERN VILLA, CHURCH STREET, RHYL. DENBIGH.—Every Wednesday, at Mr, J. JONES, Apothecaries' Hall. RUTHIN.—First Tuesdav and Third Monday in each month, at Mr. Williams, Tudor House, 6, Street. N.B.—Pb ilonts visited by appointment. ...

... tives the utmost anxiety, his death, when it became known, caused a painful sensa tion throughout the town and neighbour- hood. His public services, and his beauti* ful character, had made h»s name a bouse hold word in Denbigh, and the inhabitants) independent of religious or political cree deeply mourn the loss of one of the most endeared men in the borough. Mr. Jones was a native of ...

... R H Y L. TESTIMONIAL TO THE REV. J WILLIAMS. A LARGE and influential meeting was held at the Board Room, Town Hall, on Tuesday night, to consider the question of raising a compli mentary testimonial to the Rev. John Williams, the veteran who, for so many years, has la- boured so faithfully and well in the interest of his town and country. Mr. Abel Jones, ex- Chairman of the District Council, ...