... Holloway's Pilu.-The diaeased common to our climate are endangering man's physical condition will always exist, though many may be mitigated and their effects removed by timely aid appropriately applied at the proper time. Holloway's Pills are acknowledged far and wide to be the most effective purifier of the blood, the most certain regulator of dis- ordered organs, and the most innocent ...

... THE MAN ON THE PARADE. People call me a Cynic, and a Greek scholar once told me that had something to do with dogs. So I am always bark, barking I suppose. Year in year out I have lived in Rhyl so long, that even the famous oldest inhabitant looks up to me with respect, on account of my age. But I am young enough to go every night on the Parade. You know, I like to hear the band. It is ...

... Much merriment is caused by the refusal of the Premier to accept the golden wreath. Mr TRACY TURNERELLI has offered it to him again and again, bnt h3 gstill declines the proffered honour. Like MARK ANTONY he might say I thrice presented him a kingly crown, which he did thrice refuse. The question, which now perturbs the loyal mind is, wha, to do with it. The Oldham working ment begged of his ...

... PRESTATYN.—LAYING THE MEMORAL STONES OF A NEW ENGLISH WESLEYAN CHAPEL. Some eighteen months ago the Rhyl English Wes- leyarrs commenced preachiug services in the above place, in a room kindly lent by Mr Hunt. The ser vices have proved a success, there being a nice num- ber of members with a flourishing Sunday School. Through the effort of the Rev. F. Payne, the ener- getic minister, a piece of ...

... THE SEASON. Some six weeks ago we referred to our prospects of the coming season. We ventured to predict that with exceptionally fine weather we might get an average season, notwithstanding the continued depression of trade. The weather, so far, has been decidedly against us. A goodly number of ladies and gentlemen, with their families, have arrived amongst us, but nothing like the number we ...

... CAERWYS. PENYCEFN CHAPEL.—Anniversary services were conducted in the Penycefn Presbyterian chapel rn Thursday last, and the building was found wholly inadequate to accommodate the large number of per- sons who assambled at the several services held dur- insr the day. The preachers were the Revs. H. Barrow Williams (Wrexham), Lewis Ellis (Rhyddlan) and David Williams (Liverpool), and their ...

... RHYL POLICE COURT. WEDNESDAY, July 9th.-Before Rev. Dr. Butterton and W. P. Jones, Esq. ...

... There has been some mystery attached to the alleged settlement of the Afghan question. it was reported that peace had been established, Uiat the scientific frontier had been obtained, and that we had got all we wanted, but curiously enough there has been no celebration of the triumph. The Times correspondent Waiting from Peshawur in describing the returning troops says that the physical bowers ...

... mm The Revenue Returns for the quarter ending June 30, are the reverse of encouraging. There 1 is a net increase of £104,355 owing to tempor- ary adjustments. An increase of £ 631,000 in Income Tax represents arrears paid on an enhanced tax-5 instead of 3d—and an increase of C254,000 in stamps is attritbuted to the death of two or three millionaires. When we turn to the two great branches of ...

... To the Editor of the RHYL ADVERTISER. SIR,-I think the Band Committee are to be congratulated on having engaged our old friend Mr Brough to provide the Band for this season. Musically speaking, the band is certainly the best we have had for years, and anyone who remembers the conduct of the band of last year, will agree that this year presents a vast improvement. Where all is so good it ...

... Mr HXJSSEY VIVIAN'S motion in favour of extending Oovemmeiit cissisfcuiicc to hw* education in Wales, came on for hearing on Tuesday evening last, and was rejected by 105 votes to 54. A very strong case was made out on its behalf. The principal speaker was Mr GLADSTONE, who by his advocacy of her cause has added another obligation to the many already felt and cherished by the country of his ...

... Birth. Smm.-On the 28th ult., at the Birmingham Arms Hotel, 164, Wellington Road, the wife of Mr. W. J. Smith of a son. ...