... The value of the worn out clothing returned into stores each year by the soldiers of the egular Army is £ 50,000. ...

... BIRTHS. BOYLE-April 17th at Allen Square, Holyweli, the wife of Mr, John Boyle, of a son. JOSKS—April 15fcb, at Bryttord Street, Holywell, the wife of Mr. John Joaes. postman, of twins-sons, MCVEIGH—April 14th, at St. Winefride's Terrace, New lQad. Holywell, the wife of Mr. James McVeigh, of a daughter. April 12fch, the wife of Mr. Thomas Morris, tailor, Rosemary Lane, Denbigh, of a daughter— ...

... BIRTHS. —August 7th, at Hendre Yiila, Ehydymwyn, ta» wife of Mr. E. Davies, of twins—daughters. r -i.US—August 15th, the wife of Mr. EvanL,, agent of Rhiwfachno Quarry, of a son-firrt-born, JONES—An just 15th, at 2, Daisy Grove, Seacombe, the wife of ilir, William Jones, shoemaker, lata of Boot, Bagillt, of a son. OWSN—August 15th, the wife of the Rev. Pierce Owen (C. Rshoboth, Llacberu, of a ...

... BIRTHS. EDWARBS—March ofeh, ths wife of Mr. Richard Vativ'han Kdw-ards, Blawnycwaj, Penmachno, of a daughter. J0SB8—Maroh llth. the wife of Mr. William Joces, Penp.-rchell Uobaf, Lianuefydd, of a daughter. LEWIS March 7th the wife of Mr. Richard Lewis, Qla aHsr, Cwm, Penraaehuo, of a son. OWENS March llth, the wife of Mr. Isaac Owens, Fae >■ Llmnefydd, of a son. WILLIAMS —March 14tb, the wife ...

... • Many my customer* hove been cured who hove goffered for The three fenne of thia Remedy He. I.—Oeorge'e File mod Snivel Fille' He. S,~-S*erH*’s Snivel 1 He. t,—Seerge’e Fill* fee the Film. tty yean. 1 ...

... BIRTHS. SVAMS—A.pril 6th, the wife of Mr. John Evana, t&ilor, Park Street, Denbigh, of a daughter. HQGKBS—March 2nd, the wife of Mr. William Hughes, 10, Park Avenue, Oswestry, of a daughter. JONES—April 7th, the wife of Mr. Evaa O. Jones, New Street, BI sen an Fesiiniog, of a triplets-two d&o;hterti had one son. WILLIAMS-April 9th. at 81, Henllan Street, the wife or 5tr. William Conway ...

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... Owing to pressure on our space, we have been compelled to hold over several reports, including Prestatyn and Abergele Urban Councils, Caerwys, Rhyl, and Ehuddlan news, Bala District Council, &c., &c- ...

... Continue blanening by wrapping each plant closely round with thick bands of bay, to within foot of the top, earth up the steins in dry weather nearly high as the bay bauds reach CARROTS. Carefully raise the main crop before thn advent of autumn frosts, and after cutting off the tops close to the crowns, and lightly brushing away the earth, either store tbem in dry sand or soil in cool shed or ...

... BIRTHS. EDWARDS-January 1st, the wife of Mr. E. Edwards, tailor, Llanfihangal, Berth, of a son. HBGHHS—Deuetnher 28th, the wife of Mr. Morris Hughes, Pwilglas, near Ruthin, of a son-first- born. OWEN-.Tamuu.r 3rd. at 93, Donald Stract, Eosth Patk, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. Richard Owen (late of Deabigh), of a son. MARRIAGES. JONES—GRIFFITH—January 2nd, at St. Michael's Church, Abergele, by the ...

... BULLOCK is fattened in half the usual time, and the Meat ia mnch superior in quality. CALVES thrive rapidly, and keep healthy. A Safe Cure for Scouring in Calves. SHEEP The improvement few weeks is astonishing. PIGS lay flesh on rapidly, and the quality of the Bacon is unsurpassed. For Poultry, Pheasants, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, and Rabbits, it is invaluable. MANUFACTURKD BY T. BENSON EVANS, ...

... TOK TELE LOVE OF CHILD. . ••Com 0000. oMBot 11 tp.* 8o ■Mho# the niroMfr wires, mad the harried to* of the eMMenger boy ooiried it to busy women, who, timee reoeired these coffeo-oolouped envelope*, did not open with the nervousness usual woman acceptance of one. She had preparation for this sudden waning; when larfl she heard of her child was welL Two years before she bad left London, firm in ...