... We are willing to insert fixtures of matches from week to week. Reports of matches should be sent to the office by Wednesday morning at the latest.] RHYL TOWN V. WANDERERS (EKYL.) A match was played between these clubs on Sa- turday last on the ground of the former. The Wanderers having shewn very good form in all their matches great interest was evinced as to the resuir of this contest, and ...

... rp Chain^1 -^aft Wednesday evenin* the esteemed the r 811 Commissioneis (Major Penn) entertained Wvsfa01nn2issioi:iei's' workmen to dinner, at Gorph- iut, good supply of roast beef and plum pud- thoi-ono-u?61^ 6 -0Ut', it is needless to add, was sufpoi en]0Je(! y The evening was spent their r>. 1-eS' an(i the company were loud in ity ir'Up8 tc! gallant Major for his kind hospital- olerk) was ...

... We are glad to find irom the report of the above meeting that the Commissioners have requested the gas company to lay a pipe to the lamps on Gladstone bridge. It is very desirable that this bridge should be lighted up; it is in a very solitary neighbourhood, and only the other day we heard of an at- tempted robbery ou this very spot, but fortanately for himself the intended victim proved more ...

... Whilst freely grivintr expression to the opii ir.ns of onr cor. respondents on all subjects of public interest, wu besr dis- tinctly to state that we do not sari! endorse any o f ihem and are thcreforo ia no way responsible for any statement made. ...

... Owing to the enormous extent to which the public are likely to avail themselves of the new parcels post, a delay will unavoidably occur in the date of its introduction. The scheme was to have come into operation on the first of August, but the information elicited by the preliminary circular sent out has con- vinced Mr FAWCETT that, in order to cope with the great strain which will be put upon ...

... THURSDAY.—Present T. G. Dixon, Esq., chairman; P. P. Pennant, Esq., R. J. Sisson, Esq., Edwin Morgan, Esq., Mr. Jos. Lloyd, Mr. J. Kendall, Dr. J. Ll. Roberts, medical officer; and Mr. G Bell, engineer. LLANDDULAS WATER SUPPLY. The Surveyor stated that two tanks were ordered for Llanddulas, and would be fixed at two points- at the hamlet of Clip Terfyn and Ty'n-y-fEordd. The water supply was ...

... THE PARISHIONERS 0111 PRESTATYN AND THK ST. ASAPH HIGHWAY BOAB.n. The pari>tric.nerf- of Prestatyn and the St. Asaph District. Highway Board arc to be congratulated on the amicable settlement of a difference that has ex- isted between them for some time past. The boiie ¡f (()ntention was the question of repairing-the road leading- seawards from the Victoria Terrace, Prestatyn, and which the ...

... At the beginning of the present week foars were very generally entertained of a disturb- ance taking place in the neighbourhood of the Talargoch Mines, in consequence of the intro- duction into the place of a number of men from Buckley, for the purpose of making a second attempt to remove the machinery at the works. The determined attitude of the miners in opposing such a step being taken on a ...

... Tag 1889 meeting of the North Wales Liberal Federation will long be rememberei as oce of the most oucceastal ovor held. It is, we believe, destine! to h ive an importaot effect upon Welsh political questions, ani to greatly hasten the consumatioa of the desires aDd aspiratiooB of the Welsh people. No one, who was present at the meeting of the National Council, ooald fail to be impressed with ...

... ■At a harvest festival service at Llaatrissant, Weles. last week, a labouring nan beirg cmrk was pushed cut of the church Fe fell gairet a tenbttene, and received fatal injuries. It is t-tatid that the preliminary negotiations for £ 0 t cquisition of (he smalle r slate quarries in North ales by a f-yunicate were completed en Friday. An outbreak of scarlet fever is Jreported from ...

... INCIVILITY AT RHYL. Tu the Editor of the RHYL ADVERTISER. SIR,-Will you p fford me space to suggest to the housekeepers of Rhyl who are accustomed to let lodgings that they are not all either wise or civil. Wisdom in their line consists in doing their utmost to keep Visitors in the town as long as possible. In that they will not succeed if they are indifferent to their visitors reason. able ...

... THE great Liberal victory won at Liverpool in December last by Mr. S. SMITH filled the Tories not only of Liverpool but of every city and town in the United Kingdom with consternation, and excited no small amount of wonder as to what had been the real causes of their defeat and of the Liberal victory. That consternation has not yet subsided, nor have the cravings of that won- der been ...