... IMPORTANT TO RHYL LODGING HOUSE KEEPERS Tho new proposals cf the Chancellor of the Exchequer, by which the premeses of all registered lodging honse keepers will be taxed at the same rate as business establishments, cotnesinto force on the 30th of June, and all desirous of availing themselves of this advant- age are required to register themselves ou or before that date. The registration form ...

... A humourist, who recently married a young lady with beautiful teeth, bfcauso always indulged in vociferous hilarity at his jokes. now wants to obtain n divorce. lit- claims that lie been deceived b.isely. It seems that the teeth were falso, and she only wonrs them now when they have company. When her b-'initiful ivories are reposing quietly in a fifiiiss of w; ...

... INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS. On Tuesday Mr Elphick, of the firm of Messrs Chiton Elphick & Co., auctioneers, Chester, offered for sale at the Belvoir aud Pier Hotel. Rhyl, the Rhyl Promenade Pier, together with the landing stage, pavilion, toll house, offices, band stand, shops and fixtures belonging to the same. The Pier (willh the approach thereto), it was stated, is over 700 yards in length, ...

... The Per. W. 8. Jones, B.A, of Llanidloes, has ac^ted the pastorship of the Maengwyn CM Church Machynlleth. Mr, Jones is a native of the town and son of the respected a^ent of the Abtr- llefeci Slate Quarries (Mr D. Jonest Richard John Williams, gamekeeper to Hir f Bulkeb'V two brothers named Owen, and a forth man whoKiiame is not known, were drowned on Mondav-afternoon by the capsizing °^,a ° ...

... The fortnightly meeting of the above Board held at the Board Room, St. Asaph* on Thursday. Present: Mr John Roberts (in the chair), Rev. D Evans, Messrs T. Matthews, W. Wynne, LI. Lloyd, J. D. Miller, John Foulkes, T. Howes Roberts, J. Hughes, W. Littler, R. Davies, Joseph Lloyd, S. Perks, W. Williams, T. P. Hughes, J. McMurray, Rice J. Williams, THK HOUSE. The Master reported that the number ...

... In the Queen's Bench on Saturday, before Mr, Justice M.-iUie w and a lweial jury, tho cuse of Wiode- mann v. Walj.oV. Paw on for hearing. Thcplaintitf, 1\Ii s Valeric W i-d'-mnnn, a German governess, brought- an action for breach of promise of marriage against M r. Robert Jlcraee Wnlp.-le, who is heir to the E irklom of Orfoid. I he case was heard lastyear, when Baron Hr.dr;!ent-.n non-mited ...

... TnE NEW VICAR-CLERICAL CHANGES.—Owing to the removal of the Rev. Dan. Edwards, from Noithop to Bala, several changes will take place among the clergy offthe diocese. The Rev. J. Parry Morgan, vicar of Llanrhaiadr, will become vijar of Northop. The rev. gcntlman was successively curate of Holywell and Rhyl, and afterwards vicar Llanasa, where he accomplished excellent work, including the ...

... THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS. At an adjourned meeting, held this (Friday) morning, for the purpose of further consultation with Mr Scoones, there were present Mr Llew, Lloyd (chairman), Major Penn, Messrs Thomas Ellis, P. Mostyn Williams, J. H. Ellis, R. D. Roberts, G. F. Gunner, Jos. Williams, J. B. Linnel, W. J. Kent, W. Williams, E. W. Keatinge, H. J. B. Lawrence, and T. Davies. As a result of ...

... Some nine or ten years ago a number of gentle- men, who were interested in agriculture, met together and decided to form themseleves into a Ploughing Society, and to hold annual matches alternately near the town of Denbigh, Rhuthin, and Rhyl. The movement was a great success, and for several years the gate money and the subscriptions kept the society in a flourishing condition. But dark days ...

... At the Denbigh County Court on Tuesday, Mr Roberts, of Lleweni Hall, obtained a verdict for JE16 against Mrs Fosbeiy, of Ptntre Mawr, for damages caused to a trap by a collision with de- fendant's carraige, caused by the negligence of her coachman. ...

... The funeral of the late Dowager Marchioness ot Ely took place on Monday,at Kensal-green Cemetery. The first portion of the burial service was performed in St. Paul's Church.Knightsbridge, shortly after 11 o'clock. The Queen was represented at the funeral service by Princess Christian and Princess Louise (Marchioness of Lorne) and the Duclieaa of Albany was also present, being received on their ...

... MONDAY Before Messrs T. Ll. Murray Browne (in the chair), Llewelyn Lloyd, M.A., and Wm. Wynne. EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERIES BY BOYS. STEALING PROPERTY TO THE VALUE OF £ 35. Robert Jones, Boston Phoe, Rhyl, aged 14, was charged with stealing the following articles, the property of Mr Robert Slateum, accountant, an4 that of his wife, Mrs Elizabeth Slateum, viz., one purse containing 12 10s, a purse ...