... RHYL PETTY SESSIONS. MONDAY, December 29tL.—Before T. G. Dixon, Esq., (chairman), Rev. Dr. Butterton, W. P. Jones, Esq., R. J. Sission, Esq. STEALING. Harriet Sunoie, who had been brought up at St. Asaph, and charged by Ellen Roberts with stealing wearing apparel, was committed to take her trial at the Quarter Sessions. A POSTMAN CHARGED WITH DRUNKEvNESS. Jonah Roberts, letter carrier at the ...

... YRxn ETHOv~AAUSNDOA1 YLAWADd, GWDELIG.- a -a~s ban' edldal Mr. LiYAGiE: a:,A.S (yr. ~aeid Prn~iidddregEnns, sc tn oleader ?? Sheffied b efn olblad dchwaeliad r, Mr~.bW2Airn; 'nwylaw etholiwy :Gyddel- a l-ig.' Ymhob 'nc o'r: ?? en pleidlais yn d sicokam. Mr. Fmzi, yr hwPn, mae y. 1 ddimensyddweditam ?? oI xr eweet i . iwii) budd'goiaeith ihwj obhr ynag y digwd y idyT. o e d y m ityn dya gnp, ...

... ST. ASAPII. PRESENTATION TO A FORESTNA.-Ort Monday last a presentation was made to Brother Richard Gerrard, formerly secretary to the local lodge of Foresters, but who recently resigned. The testimonial consisted of a handsome silver and gold modal of the Order, and was presented by Brother Tocnkinson on behalf of the mem. bei s. ST. ASAPH BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The usual meeting of the Board was ...

... THE RH¥L COCOA 1 VA crusTC On Wednesday evening jyl directors of the Rhyl Cocoa R,, iss( their customers to a free tea a n8St bley room. The primary object /j m .J* to ascertain, on behalf of the Coi! ( |R Cocoa rooms as places of amusemen Jfif instructions, are the need said to b M 'V. working classes, and to ascertain win. Yf 8J, accomplished through their establish^ I' Tea was laid out for ...

... tion. The Assessment Committee had given a great deal of time to the subject, and ha was sure they had done what they thought was right. The Chairman put the proposition and it was carried. The following were elected a com- mittee to watch the proceedings :—Messrs P. P. Pennant, W. M. Clarke, W. Bell, J. Lloyd, and J. Roberts. Mr J. Lloyd proposed that Mr G-old Edward appointed solicitor in ...

... YN gymmaint a bad rhestr Eisteddfod Genhedlaeth. ol a gyanelir yn Ngbaernarfon yn mis Awst nesaf wedi ei chyhoeddi, y mae y pwyllgor I ryw raddau wedi arafu yu en gwaitb, Or fod en sel a'u pender- fgniad i wneyd yr eisteddfod yn un deilwng o'r genedl yn parbau mor gadarn ag erioed. Yn fuan, bydd y pwyllgor yn ymg-ymmeryd a'r gwaith o ddewis artistem ac offerynwyr i weini ya yr eistedd. fod a'r ...

... : Es: i~fn svniada2^& y~r gr?,fesatvy.:-: -L Y CRI A MGYHOEDDIAD NEWYDD 'At.6 ?? Y eicb rhifnadiaf gw dneu drii o ohebwyri.yn.ceisio codion am gy-oeddid- nawydd e~ta-un -0'lenyddali caaeh, twch-: raddol &o.,&c. Wel,:' ymhob penimaeaenw ' Darillenais lythyr Young Walesunwaith nen .ddwy yn: un pwrpa;..' er; gwele gynife o ansoddeirau celyd a sahs a arfera efe. er oeisio' darostwng ...

... TEB AFGHAN WAR. DEFEAT AND ROUT OF THE AFGHANS BEFORE CABIUL. J Oa the 23rd of December, General Sir F. Roberte telegraphed from Cabul as follows :- Desultory attack all yesterday. Our casualty, a private of the 67th ?? wounded. Daring tbe day information was received that a general attack would be made at dayb;eak to-day the signal' being a fire lighted on the Asnmi heightr' Large numbers of ...

... MTE MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF ANOIENT GREECE AND ROME. It is probable that the perennial interest excited in the breasts of all who have any t3ate for poetry by the A |beautiful legends of the Greeks, will do more to preserve the study of that. lasguogo as a part of our A system of liberal education, than all the strong reasons brought forward in its favour, as a means of developing A the ...

... YP. oedd dydd Gwener, Rhagfyr l9eg, yn ddydd ag yr edrychid ato er's llawer o wythnosau gan blant gwahanol ysgolion Ymneillduol yr ardal fel y diwr- nod ar ba un yr oeddynt i gael eu gwala a'u gwedd- ill o de a bara brith. Yr oedd yn arferiad gan y gwahanol Ysgolion Sabbothol i wneyd te bob ?? er's blynyddoedd; and byddant yn ei wneyd bob un ar ei ddydd pennodol ei hun. Ond eleni, penderfynwyd ...

... TREAT TO THE AGED PAUPERS. Our esteemed Chairman of Commissioners, in the midst of the festivities of the season, did not forget the poor of our town, for on Thursday last about 70 paupers, over 60 years of age, assembled at Gorph- wysfa, to partake of the hospitality of Major Penn. The distribution of tickets was entrusted to Mr James Davies, Gwynfa Villa, and we feel sure that he was the ...

... THE RH YL FIASCO. The following letter appeared in the Chester Chronicle last Saturday. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHRONICLE. SIR, When our good friends of the Courant and Observer were making so much fun of the trifling mistakes of the Chester working men at the Gladstone reception, who could have supposed that in less than three weeks' time the well-managed Constitutional Association of Eastgate ...