... 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 ...

... 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 jnade payable to the Proprietors, AMOS BRonums Advertiser Office, Rhyl To ensure insertion all correspondence should be received not later than noon on Thursdays. We cannot undertake to return rejected ...

... DEATH OF THE DUKE OF ALBANY, UNIVERSAL were the expressions of regret when on Friday evening the news of the death of a Prince of our royal family flashed over to us, that Prince LEOPOLD, Dake of Albany, the fourth son of our venerated QUEEN, had expired at Cannes, where he had gone in order to avoid the biting and keen east winds which generally at this time of the year blow over England. ...

... ENGLISH WESLEYAN CHAPEL. NESTING PRESENTATION TO MR. T. BARRETT. oday, the last sewing meeting of the -4 was given, a sumptuous tea being the Rev. Fred. Payne. There was a attendance of friends from Rhyl and .ring towns—an evidence of the love n which Mr Payne is held by the ted with the Methodist Mission on 'es Coast. After tea Mr Payne read He proceeds of the tea for the winter which it was ...

... Wbilst freely giving expression LO the opinions of c-or respondents on all subjects of public interest, we beg tinetly to state that we do not necessarily endorse any of tbemand are therefore in no way responsible for ary statement made ONE OF THE IGXOEED.—Received too this issue. ATNTY BETSY ROLEST-—Crowded out. ...

... OCR Tory contemporary must either not deign to h .nour our columns with a peiusal or else he is unable to ars/uemeuts we make of. la our issue of A p: i i 5th, \a all :)rtic,' Oil The debate in the House of Commo; :->• on Local Taxation. We therein showed that the spirit of PELL'S motion was in direct opposition to the the great mas of taxp Iyers, and that its real object was to further and ...

... 'MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTb. Oft, lirteu to the ^ater mill, through all the lite Ion dy- f' Sour 8«»lary wii-Pt;r»p abottttho time you lose your tJay;, .The feliaw him. all story goes, And the. fellow a( Uie bot'om,^ no one -k r, o W, N(J good are. ail tbe;e haa beens,' for .in country and in fow'n, c&*ree' H6% bighjou\e been, onee you taWre ctfnet'tJtrtriv ;When etiee venr hare -been President ...

... Few can form an adequate idea of the statistios of Patent Medicines in general, but the history, or rise, progress, and present st-te of one of them—we mean Hollo way's Pills and Ointment-may be con- sidered. one of the most interesting episodes of modern civilization. Nothing appears easier—no mode of business seems readier at hand—than the establishment of a Patent Medicine. Only a slip of ...

... Excuusioi;On Saturday last an excursion was run along the Chester and Holyhead Railway from Rhyl and the intervening stations, to enable the excursionists to visit the New Royalty Theatre, where the play of the Princess Ida is being performed. A large number joined the excursion from Holywell, Bagillt, and Flint. ...

... FLINTSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. The general Quarter Sessions for the county of Flint were opened at Mold on Tuesday, J. Scott Bankes, Esq., presiding, and amongst those present being the Rev. T. G. Puleston, E. Peel, Esq., R.V. Kyrke, Esq., Pennant A. Lloyd Esq., R. Howard Esq., St. John Charlton, Esq., R. J. Sisson Esq., A. F. Jones, Esq., A. Mesham, Esq, T. Bate, Esq., E.W. Delves-Broughton, ...

... R.HVL \o DISTRICT LIB A it AL ASSOCIATION, Al>rvar. S BY MR. OF BIRMINGHAM. Trr quarterly nieeimr ...

... The Carnarvon Conservatives have invited Mr Marriott M.P., to reply to Dr. Kirk's recent ad- dress on Why I am a Liberal f The Gardener's Chronicle says Amon,-st the orchi Is belonging to S. K. Mainwarmg, Esq., Oteley Park, Ellesmere, there is just now a fine plant of Dendrobiuin Paxtoni with 1,216 blooms This is a grand old orchid when seen in such per- fection as this. _» v i Mr John ...