... Correspondents are requested to give their name and address when sending communications. Orders, Advertisements, &c., to be addressed to the Publishers; and all cheques, P.O. Orders, &c. to be made payable to the Proprietors, AMOS BROTHERS Advertiser Office, Rhyl. To ensure insertion all correspondence should be received not later than noon on Thursdays. We cannot undertake to return rejected ...

... made out on Tuesday evening last in favour of selecting Rhyl as the site for the North Wales College. Mr MOSTYN WILLIAMS has, by his valuable contribution to the subject, added another powerful claim to the gratitude of his adopted town which ho has in so many ways benefitted already. For several months he has made this special subject his study, and has prepared the way in which to enlist the ...

... to sell intoxicants at the Old Town Hall vaults, the license of which was lately held by Mr J. Foulkes. —Granted. Mr J. H. Ellis applied to have the license held by Mr Dalton, tor premises in Water street, tem- porarily transferred to his own name.— ...

... ELECTION OF WARDEN.—ENTHUSIASTIC PROCEEDINGS. The proceedings at the election of Churchwarden at Abergele on Thursday last contrasted greatly with the election of Commissioners at Rhyl. The whole affair at the first mentioned town, though no disagreeable public manifestation occurred, was characterised by the greatest excitement and enthus- iasm, occasioned no doubt by the disagreement be- ...

... MONTHLY MEETING OF THE KHYL IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION!RS. The 1Mst monthly meeting of the old Buard pre- vious to the election) was held at the Board-room, TownHall, on Monday last, Major Pt'nn presiding. 'T)K' other members present wove Dr. G-irdlostone, Dr. Lloyd (f .u-Rhyl), Afessi-j. S. 1 Vrks, William Morris, Jjf Griffiths, James Da vies, John Roberts W. Williams, William Wynue, R. D. Ror ...

... C (Rhyl) Company's Orders for the week ending April 14th, 1882 Saturday, April 8th Squad drill at St. Asaph at 6.30 p.m., in plain clothes. Monday, April 10th Company drill at the Ar- moury, Rhyl, at 7.30 p.m., in uniform. Thursday, April 13th Company drill at Mostyn at 7 p.m., in uniform. Friday, April 14th Squad drill at the Armoury, at 7.30 p.m., in plain clothes. All persons desirous of ...

... Flintshire is the wrong place for Tory magistrates to vent their political spleen under the guise of the gilded pill economy. The ratepayers of Bagillt and district vigorously opposed the resolution passed at the last Quarter Sessions anent the protection of the Premier at Hawarden, at a meeting held last Saturday night, when a resolution was unani- mously passed to the effect that the ...

... STRAY JOTTINGS. BY AN OBSERVER. I was glad to notice that our friends up Bagillt way vehemently protested against the arbitrary resolution of the Flintshire magistrates with regard to the payment of the police employed to protect Mr. Gladstone. The Flintshire magistrates have managed very well in imposing the county rates, and one would think that they might expend the same without the ...

... ENTERTAINMENT AT THE TOWN HALL. On Wednesday evening a large and fashionable audience assembled at the town hall to witness a performance given by members of the Liverpool Amateur Operatic Society, assisted by Madame Bonvini and Herr Volkmer, in aid of the fund for advertising Rhyl. Among the large company present were the following :—H. R. Hughes, Esq., Kinmel, Lord-Lieutenant of Flintshire, ...

... At the last Board of Guardians P. P. PEN- NANT, Esq., was appointed chairman. We understand that T. G. DIXON, Esq., was asked to take the office, but refused to act. ...

... ST. ASAPH PETTY SESSIONS. MONDAY.—Before Capt. Conwy (in the chair), Major Birch. Rev. R. H Howard, Cayley, Esq. APPOINTMENT OF OVERSEERS. Messrs John Hughes, Wm. Jones, and Edward Morris were appointed overseeri for the St. Asaph parish Messrs Robt. Evans and Hugh Price for Cremeirchion; and Messrs Thos. Davies and Wm. Morgan for Cwm. A PERMANENT LICENSE Was granted to Mr E. Payne to sell at ...

... Commons was opened on Thursday night by Mr BRIGHT, and lasted for a considerable time. The House divided on Mr HARRIOT'S amend. ment, when a majority of 39 voted with the Government. Mr LOVE JONES-PARRY, the newly-elected member for the Carnarvonshire Boroughs, took his seat at a most opportune time to vote with the Government, amidst loud ministerial cheers. ...