... 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- ...

... RHYL. THE COLLECTIONS in tha Nonconformist Churches on Sunday last in aid of the British Schools were not general so we shall not publish particulars until next week. The Welsh Wesleyans (Brunswick) and the Clwyd Street Calvinistio Methodists have intimated their intention of devoting to-morrow's oollections for this purpose. WORKING MEN'S ENTERTAINMENT.—This (Saturday) evening there will be a ...

... AN EXTRA SITTING. On account of the number entered for this court, and to accommodate the litigants, his hon- our consented to sit on Thursday. After one or two minor cases had been disposed of the following case occupied over two hours, but our space will admit of us only giving a sum- mary. CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION.—A SOLICITOR SEVERELY REBUKED. In this case the plaintiffs, Mr and Mrs Mc- ...

... NEW RAILWAY BRIDGE LAW SUIT. LITTLER v. THE COMMISSIONERS. VERDICT FOR DEFENDANTS. y BY TELEGRAPH. (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) London, Friday Afternoon. Co ° CnSG ^'ttler T- ^ho Improvement } t]j tIlTri'ss'0l)cra came on motion before the Master of &10tft0118 (^r George Jessel) to-day (Friday). The fr 011 Was *° restrain the defendants by injauction j Cl ^r°ce°^nff under the 92nd Section of the ...

... THE somewhat unusual spectacle has just been witnessed by us of seeing the worthy Vicar of Rhyl going from house to house, accompanied by a satellite, for the purpose of raising money. We had thought that after the death of the late esteemed Archdeacon, and the reading of his will, the age of sancti- fied brow-beating for money had come to an end. The wish was father to the thought, it seems ...

... NOTES BY THE MAN ABOUT TOWN. With the rest of Rhyl I went to the Skating Rink on Thursday last to hear tho great orator, and to witness the smash which the panic-mongers predicted. I was more than pleased with the one and was apreeably dis- appointed in the other. Mr Gladstone never spoke with more moderation, and never did he more thoroughly carry his audience with him. I must say that I was ...

... The PRIME MINISTER of England has delivered another Guildhall speech. Accor- ding to his own account, this is the only time when sense and truth can be heard. The month of November, generally associated with fogs and darkness, has become the month of revelation. Anonymous paragraphs are to be laid aside, the idle gossip of subalterns of different states are to be dispensed with, the hair ...

... SCHOOL BOARD FOR RHYL. Our new VICAR has given us his opinion on the above subject in unmistakable terms at the Church entertainment in the Town Hall last Tuesday. In order to do him full jnstice, and to give our readers an opportunity of judging what we may expect from that quar- ter, we publish an accurate verbatim report of his speech. We are sorry that our Vicar should so soon after his ...

... RHYL PETTY SESSIONS. These sessions were held at the Town Hall, on Monday last, Nov. 25th, before T. G. Dixon, Esq., (chairman), Sir W. G. Williams, Bart., Rev. Dr. Butterton, and W. P. Jones, Esq. In the absence of Mr. Oliver George, Mr. R. Roberts, Registry, St. Asaph, acted as magistrates' clerk. THE RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Mr. A. C. Preston said that at the last licensing meeting a ...

... THE EVENING MEETING. The meeting in the evening which was held in the Skating Rink, was one of the greatest demonstrations which have for some time been held in connec- tion with Liberalism in this locality. Long before six o'clock, the time announced for the chair to be taken, the vast building was crowded, and every minute afterwards brought fresh accessions to the great concourse who had ...

... Holloway's Tills.-Slee plessness, flatulency, acidity, nausea, and all dyspeptic indications may be speedily relieved by these famous Pills, of which large quantities are shipped to all parts of the world. The constantly increasing demand for Holloway's medicine proves over disease, and its estimation by the public. In weakness of the stomach, in diseases of the liver, and in disorders of the ...

... To the Editor of the RHYL ADVERTISER. SIR,-Your able correspondent- The Man about Town -in his Notes for last Saturday, refers to the question of the working men of our town. Some time back, I was asked to subscribe towards the formation of a Brass Band to belong to the town, the band to consist of sober and steady men, and as a guarantee of stability, the names of five or six gentlemen in ...