... RHYL V. BANGOR. A GRAND GAME.-RHYL GO UP ONE. [BY PHILLIP], Mr Editor, your hand. The Rhyl team have scored a great victory, Bangor being fairly beateu by them, much to the delight of the lovers of the game in these parts, and the supporters of the Rhyl club in particular. Many a time have I witnessed, in the palmy dws of yore (ahem I), when the star of the Rhyl Football Club was in the ...

... ABERGELE- TnECOUNTTCOU.NCIL.-MrJ. Kerfoot,Vikenol Bach, has been i vited to oontest Abergele parish with St. George and Llanddulas dis- trict by the Conservative party, bat has not yet signified his iotentioy of coming forward 4 r. W. DaAies, splicitor, Rhyl, clerk to the Abergele and Pensarn Local Boa d, ha signified bis intention of contesting bergel8 and Pensarn district as an independen ...

... ADVEKI SfiaviCEs.—Special it dvent services are neirf each week in the parish Chmch and are attended by larce congregations! On Thursday last the preacher was the Hev Joseph Davies, Holywell, who delivtred an ubie and eloquent sermon. ...

... RElYL PETTY SESSIONS.—Monday: Before S. Perks, Esq. (in the chair), W. Wynne, Esq., and Dr. Girdlestone. There were no cases down for hearing. all the business transacted being the granting eff an application made by Mr Jos. Williams, Alexandra Hotel, for an ex- tension of time on the occasion of a private ball on Dec. 20th. TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.—In continuation of the successful mission ...

... COUNTY COUNCILS. CHESHIRE. MAtPAs — Mr St. John Charlton has withdrawn his candidature forjthe Malpas Divison. The North Wales Liberal Federation have passed a resolution expressing their readiness to supply Speakers and literature to any electoral supply Speakers and literature to any electoral division in aid of Liberal Candidates for the County Councils of North Wales. At the same time it ...

... new material for Paper. One of the new applications of a waste product to a useful purpose is the manufacture of paper out of cedarwood pulp, for underlaying carpets, wrapping of wool, furs, &c. The paper-makers procure the cedar chips of pencil manufacturers, and the paper made of this material will, it is claimed, preserve articles wrapped in it from the moths. The Poison of Eels. From a ...

... SPEECHES BY MR W. WILLIAMS (SUMMER- FIELD) AND MR J. HERBERT LEWIS. On Friday evening, the 14th inst., a well attended Liberal meeting was held at the British Schoolroom, Gronant, in support of. the candidature of Alr J. Herbert Lewis, M.A., for the upper division of Llauasa. Mr William Williams (Summerfield, Rhyl) occupied the chair, and supporting him we noticed Messrs J. Herbert Lewis, M.A. ...

... HHYL TORY CLUB. A meeting of Tories and Primrose Leaguers was held in the Lecture tlall of the Tory Club- house, Market Street, on Monday evening, to hear an address from Mr R. St. John Corbett. The ball was not half full whfen Mr Pennant rose to open the meeting. The chairman's speech partook more of the nature of a lecture on the Local Government Bill than anything else. He explained the ...

... Howdo you find Mr. Squeers to-day, doctor? said an inquisitive person. By consulting the direc- tory, was the reply. Lieutenant to his orderly Johnson, go to the confectioner's on the corner and fetch me a saucer of icecream. Tell him to charge it. I haven't got any small change about me just now. Orderly, salut- ing That's all right, lieutenant. We owe him already for an iceberg of the ...

... Wo have in type three or four columns of j matter for which we could not find space. In- cluded in this isva report of tho interview between a deputation from seaside resorts and the Chancellor of Exchequer, on the subjeut of inhabited house | duty ou lodging houess. 1 ...

... THE DEPARTUKE FROM RHYL OF Tal REV. J. J. WILLI IMS FAREWELL MEETING-INTERESTING PRESENTATION. A short time ago our columns contained ih* nnnouncement of the resignation of the Rev. J. J. ''J;iatm\rr0m pastora ...

... A MOST EXTRAORDINARY STATE- MENT. To the Editorof The Wellington (Salop) Journal. DEAR SIB,—In your paper of the 20th of October 1 saw the account of what I considered a most extraordinary statement wherein Mra Mary Ann Poster, of 48 Greenfield-terrace, Gateshead, had been cared of rheumatism in the limbs in fifteen minutes by using St. Jacobs Oil. Now, this statement of itself seemed ...