... 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 ...

... On Tuesday night, our county member, Mr Samuel Smith, defeated the Government, and scored a point for the temperance cause. Mr Smith called attention to the Fiscal system in India in relation to the traffic in spirituous drinks, and moved that it is spread in g. idisery and ruin amongst the industrial classes, and ought to be abondoned. The defeat was on a side issue, it is true, but it was a ...

... FEIDY. April 26: Before his Honour Judcc Hora- tio Lloyd, and R. F. Sisson, Esq., registrar. THE INTEBFLKABBB ACTION. Thia was a case adjearned from the lrst St. Asaph County Couit, in which Messrs MoConokey Brothers were the execution creditors; J. E. Ro- berts, Rhyl, the claimant; and Joseph Turner, grocer, Rhyl, the debtor, Mr Alun Hord was for the execution creditors, and Mr Edward Roberts ...

... DEATH OF MR JOHN AMOS. Our obituary cohimu contains the announce- ment of the death of Mr John Amos. Boot and Shoe Dealer, Sussex Street, Rhyl. which took place on Wednesday afternoon last. Deceased was a member of one of the oldest families in the neighbourhood, being the last surviving son of the late Mr Thomas Amos, who died in 1866. and has spent most of bis life in Rbyl. For the last two ...

... ABERGELE. EXTENSIVE SALB or FAHXINO STOCK, &a.-Acting under instructions from the executors of the late Mr James Kerfoot, of Hendre Baoh, Abergele, It f. William Freeman, auctioneer, &c.' Holy well, offered for sale on Thursday and Friday last the whole of the firming stock and implements on the above- named farm, which included valuable horses, cattle, shsep, pigs, and farming implements. ...

... AT Friday last a depu- tat on of the workmen and employeis at the Flint Co 1 and Cacnel Company's Coilieries at Flint ws ted upon the managing director, Mr J. T. Dawes, in his office, and presented him with a valuable pold hunting watch to mark the respect and estsem in which he is held by them. Mr. J. Jones cashier at the collieries, acted ns hon. secretary, and Mrlhomas Owev, sawyer, ...

... A CHAPEL STRUCK BY LIGHT- ENING AT ABERGELE. Daring the violent thunderstorm that raged cvar the district yesterday (Thursday) after- noon, the Ctlrinistic Chapel at Abergele WAS struck by lightening. Considerable damage was done to the roof of the building by the electric fluid. ...

... were thereby crippling the source of wealth in its infancy. Mr P. P. Pennant said the finance committee had certainly nothing whatever to do with the business of the assessment committee. He thought there was a little misapprehension in the honourable Councillor's mind in regard to the matter. There was a broad distinction between rates and income tax. Bates were levied merely on real property ...

... THE annual meeting of the Board of Im- provement Commissioners was held on Monday and though the agenda was by no means a heavy one, a six hoars sitting was the result. The chief item of business was the election of chairman, and the present was the second serious contest that has taken place over this coveted position. While condemning the action of the majority of the Board in passing over ...

... MONDAY Before Messrs T. LI. Murray Browne (in the chair), S. Perks and Or. Girilestone. TRANSIBBS. The license of the Queen's Hotel was transferred from Mrs Augusta Flora Armour to Mr J. S. cireen- halph, that of the Burton Stores, Aquarium Street, from Mr W. Evans to Mr Thos. Hughes, and the license of the Albion Hotel temporarily transferred from Mr R. Webster to Mrs Jones, who previously ...

... THE joy of the spiritual life does not eclipse the Joy of the earthly life on the contrary, did we live as we should the one would rather illumine the other and make it more conspicuous, as the sun lights the earth and reveals its beauty. WRITING upon the subject of fish, an authority says r, is often spoiled by the mode in which it is served. Garnishing hot fish with cold parsley is ...

... MOLD. The English Calvinistic Methodists of Mold have derided to invite the Rev. David Jones, of Machvn- lletb, to undertake the pat-torate of their newly- formed church. THE LAE Ma GEOEOE BELLIS.— 4t the monthly meeting of the Mold School B(ard held on Tuesday last, a vote of condolence was passed with the family of Mr Geoige Bellis upon the death of that gentleman, who hud been a valued ...