... 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 ...

... THE CLAIMS OF ABERGELE. IMPORTANT MEETING. On Wednesday, a meeting convensd by the Chairman of the Abergele Local Board, was held at the Town Hall, Abergele, to consider the pro- visions of the Welsh Intermediate Education Act, and the desirability of Abergele being selected by the Denb;ghshire County Couucil, as one of the places where a school should be established. Mr j, P. Earwaker ...

... To the Editor of the RHYL REOORD AND ADVERTISER SIB,—I have been anxiously waiting for a sign of some move being made at Rhyl with regard to the Intermediate Education Act for Wales which came into operation on the 1st inst. The pertonnel of the Joint Committee for Flintshire is now complete, Mr Pennant and the Dean of St. Asaph have been appointed by the Lord President, and the Flintshire ...

... HARVEST THANKSGIVING AT RHYL. Th,aril,ir ws the day appointed by the loci committee fer tbe pub ic thanksgiving.for the har-1 vest by the people of Rhyl, and a more miserable day for any public ceremony could hardly be w ished for or conceived by anyone. Drizzling rain feh incessantly throughout t'e day, ard the dismal and dreary appearance the town presented was most u-inviting and depressing ...

... SEHVICKS.—The Wesleyans he'd the'r iiii.th anniversary services to ommt-ti orate the opening of the chapel Sc Pa1 s on Suniav and the two following d ys. The Rev. Thomas Hughes, Lin fairtechaa. pr aclie I on Sunday at 10 a m., 2 anl G p.m., w th rein irk tble power. Th liev John Hughes (Glany>t-*ytli}, Rhyi, preached on Monday eve;.i;.Lz anl atten. oa; the Ittv, O. LI. Davl s, CnrDarfjr), ...

... COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MESSRS. GILDING AND JONES. On Friday, the 27th ult, Messrs Gilding and Jote-, the popular d rectors of the Promenade Band, took a complimentary benefit at the Towu Hall, Rhyl. The faithful and highly satisfactory manoer ir. which Messrs Gilding and Jones have carried out their cont act with the Commi-si oners, coupled with an attractive piourrmme, served to draw a ...

... TRADESMEN AND OTHERS VICTIMISED. During the past few days a well-dressed wpman, fluent of speech, who bas variously described herself as the wife of a builder the widow of an army offieer, the ex-Ialidlady of a Manchester hotel, &c.. and told a number of more or less plausible tales, has been victimis- ing several people in the Wrexham district. One of her exploits was to hire a cab at Wrexham ...

... WARREN ROAD LITERARY AND COMPETITIVE MEETING. The annual literary and competitive meeting, with which the session of the literary society connected with the Warren Road Calvinistic Methodist Chapel is brought to a close, came off on Thurday evening. The chapel was well filled, and the meeting turned out a success throughout. The Rev. John Williams, 171. Wellington Hoad, presided, but in the ...

... THE UNEMPLOYED IN AST LONDON. —At a time when much thought is being given to this matter, a practical suggestion may be of service. Last year more than Y,300,000 worth of foreign matches were purchased by inconsiderate consumers in this couptry, so true is it thf.t evil is Tought by want of thought, as well as want of heart. If all con. sumers would purchase Bryant and May's matches, that ...

... At the Rhyl County Court on Friday last, before His Honour Judge Lloyd, the following case between neighbours residing at Prestatyn was beard: Joseph Hughes claimed from Ann Williams, Towyn, Prestatyn, the sum of 7s. damages caused to his garden by the depredations made by defen- dant's fowl trespassing upon it. Mr Edward Roberts was for plaintiff. Having heard bothl sides, bis Honour said he ...

... RHYL CYCLING CLUB GYMNASIUM. To the Editor of the RHTL RECORD & ADVERTISER. SXR,-I must appeal to the generosity of the edi- tors of the Rhyl papers to a low me to s iy a few woriis re above. The committee of the cycling club, in taking- up the ma'ter of the jrymuanum, 1J, ere governed principally by the fact that wh le there are plenty of iiit-ti- utions in the t)wn which find recrea tion for ...