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... The united Prayer meetings, in connectio with the Evangelical Alliance, have been well attended, the Board-room of the Town being crowded each day. The Rev. DUNCA* MACGREGOR and the other ministers lead meetings. We sorry to see the clergy of t^ Established Church absent from these me^' ings, which are entirely Tinsectarian. WhO will such bigotry end '? ...

... NOTES BY THE MAN ABOUT TOWN. A STRANGE DREAM. Returning home one night from a School Board meeting, and feeling very tired, I hurried off to bed, when I soon lost myself in the arms of Morpheus. No sooner had my outward senses been steeped in forgetfulness than some inward sense took its sway over me, transport- ing me into an active, and as I thought, real scene of life. I fancied myself in ...

... RHYL COMMISSIONERS. At the Commissioners' meeting on last, among the most important business the selection of a contractor for the erage works, and out of 16 tenders Messrs. G. Smith and Co., Southport, hIlS i] accepted, and the work is to be at once. Major Penn asked why the exte of the Promenade was not being carried, j Major Penn,who is Chairman of the Fores Committee, well knew the reason ...

... DENBIGHSHIRE CORONERSHIP. Dr. James Caithness has jnst been appointed Deputy Coroner for the county of Denbigh to act under the direction of Dr. Evan Pierce, the Coroner. Dr. Pierce, we are glad to say, is as healthy and vigorous as ever, but a pressure of business arising out of his professional dut-es obliges him to relegate the less important cases of inquisition to an assistant. We trust ...

... DEATHS. WILLIAMS.On the 14th inst., at Mostyn, aged 85, Mary, widow of the late Peter Williams, con- tractor, Mostyn, and mother of P. M. Williams, of this town, WILLIA),Is.-On the 13th inst., Frederic Owen, in. fant son of Mr Owen Williams, tailor and draper, 63, Breck.road,1,Liverpool, aged one year and eight months. ...

... TTIR REASONS. FOR the last fortnight they have be^n h raided forth by a hired penry trumpet. Bus} hands have been at -»rork. Brains teeming.with. thoughts too liiuj forutt-er.mce have bceu'taxir their utmost mgonuitj The fabled mountaiv. has been illlitoour, finilo it has brought forth a very little hing, ° The first reason is no reason ai all but a common place statement with two or tfe; ...

... [corr.J Resolved—That Mr Saunders, Mr Crawshaw, Mr Hallam, 11 Mr Stanley and Mr Holmes be appointed a School Com- mittee for the ensuing year. With these facts before you, you are at liberty to contradict, re-affirm, explain away, or repudiate the following paragraph, as may best serve the interests of your paper. Mr. Stanley shewed last week that he knew nothing about Education Acts, when he ...

... On Wednepjay morning an enquiry was opened at clie Board-room, Town Hall, to settle the amount of money to be paid for the land required by the Commissioners for the proposed new bridge, the owner of which land is Mr Benjamin Littler. Mr Higgins, Q.C., appeared for the Commissiouers; but Mr Littler nor any of his legal advisers put appearance. Mr Kelly (under Sheriff) pregtf and said it was ...

... ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES OF AN EDUCATION RATE. To the Editor of the RHYL ADVERTISER. AIR EDITOR,—In the controversy which is now being carried on in our town regarding the question of a School Board, great prominence has been given to the question of a rate—a rate in aid of educational purposes-and arguments have been adduced pro and con. But I think there is one argument, and a strong one too, ...

... RHUDDLAN. Mrs Jones, Olinda, Rhyl has, through Messrs. Charles Jones & Sons, distributed about 20 tons of coal to 112 of the poor of the above parish. This generous gift must be very acceptable at this time of the year and we feel sure that it will be thankfully reoiered by the poor people. ...

... BIRTH. JONEs-On the 21st inst., the wife of Mr Shem Jones 5, Kinmel terrace, of a son. DEATH. EVANS.-On the 22nd inst., David Arthur, infant son of Mr Robert Evans, Penrhyn House, Rhyl, aged five years. ...