... CLWYD STREET LITERARY SOCIETY The annual tea and competitive meeting in con- nection with the above society, was held on Tuesday, the 30th ult. The tea meeting was held at the Lecture Hall, Clwyd-street, when about 200 persons sat to a splendid repast. The following ladies presided over the tables :-Mrs J. T. JonEs, Aled House, and Miss J. Williams, Aled House Mrs Gi itilths, Gladstone ...

... THE CHESTER CONFERENCE AND RHYL THE SITE OF THE NEW COLLEGE. THE Conference which took place at Chester on Tuesday last will no doubt be productive of the most valuable results. Its object was of the greatest importance to the Principality, and the individuals who took part. in it were in the highest sense fitting and competent for such work. Only on rare occasions, and that under the ...

... The Chairman of the Board was in Ger- many, but a letter was received from him, from which it appeared that he would have supported the resolution had been present when the proposition was made. ...

... THE RHYL WINTER GARDENS LIQUIDATION. Ir is with feelings of extreme regret we have to record the decision come to at the last meeting of the Rhyl Winter Gardens Company to go into voluntary liquidation, We learn that for the past three years the Company has been carried on at a loss of .£8000 which has been gallantly borne by the Directors. It may be too late now to advert to the fatal ...

... ODDS AND ENDS. BY YORICK THE YOUNGER. The delivery of census papers reminds us that another ten years has passed away. Rhyl, like many other places, has considerably increased its population during that time. It has, some of its residents say, been over built. Is it likely to be over built during the next decade ? Will the prediction that Rhyl is destined to be- come the most important health ...

... WATER STREET CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL—PILGRIM'S PROGRESS SERVICE OF SACRED SONG. The teachers of this Sunday school being derirous of forming a library, for use of their scholars, have decided upon giving a series of sacred concerts, and musical services, so as to raise the necessary funds, and commenced this series last Tuesday by giving Bunyan's ,Pilgrim's Progress, with magic lantern ...

... Weare glad to find that our townsmen are moving at last in the matter of the proposed new college for North Wales. Carnarvon, Bangor, Conway, Llanrwst, Denbigh, Ruthin, Wrexham, and even Totvyn, Meirionethshire, are already in the field. Surely Rhyl has equal, if not superior, claims to any of the places above mentioned. Its central position, its accessibility from all parts of North Wales as ...

... ENTERTAINMENT AT THE TOWN HALL. An entertainment took place at the Town Hull, List Tuesday evening, in aid of the English leyan organ fund. The chair was occupied by (apt. Wveue Jones (Olinda), and the programme included Mr E. T. Smith as lecturer, and Miss Jennie Owen's assistance as vocalist proved suffi- ciently attractive to fill the body of the hall. The Chairman, in opening the ...

... WISE AND OTHERWISE. A CHICAGO PERFUME, If Is it uot beautiful, sweetheart! What ? asked George W. Simpson, looking ten. derly into the deep blue eyes of Daphne McCarthy as they were raised to his, and glancing around in a nervous steer caught-in-the-corn way. Why, the sweet perfume that is being wafted to us on the June air, said the girl, shifting her chewing gum as she spoke. Do you not ...

... TbG Whitehall Review contains the fol- lowing, relative to a discovery that is just now causing considerable stir throughout Great Britain It has been made tho subject of considerable comment and investigation on the part of various newspapers. A represent- ative of this journal was commissioned to in- vestigate its merits by personal interview with the parties who could spoak from actual ex- ...

... ST ASAPH BOAF;T) OF GIT A. VIDIANS. Tnrrv-IUT. -Present: P. P. Etq. ;ciia:i mar:) W. W organ. Esq.; T. G- Dix-m. Esq H'r J. | T. d nn e(i ;i. Sr sriph EI, Gclass; R Davies, E. Angel, Denbigh Williams. Pi-esistyu B. Li'.tier. T, Wir.isioo. Shvl; Eev. E. W. Jones, Bylcliua. TLe Macter's books showed the inmates in the house on the last board-Jay to be 129; admitted since. • 3: discharged, 8; ...

... EPP3 S COOOA. —GKAT £ FUL AND COMFORT ING.- By a thorough kuo Pledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, an ± by a caretul application of the fine properties of weil selected COCOA, Mr Epps has pro- viaed-our breakfast tab.es with a delicately flavour- ...