... BIRTHS. —August 7th, at Hendre Yiila, Ehydymwyn, ta» wife of Mr. E. Davies, of twins—daughters. r -i.US—August 15th, the wife of Mr. EvanL,, agent of Rhiwfachno Quarry, of a son-firrt-born, JONES—An just 15th, at 2, Daisy Grove, Seacombe, the wife of ilir, William Jones, shoemaker, lata of Boot, Bagillt, of a son. OWSN—August 15th, the wife of the Rev. Pierce Owen (C. Rshoboth, Llacberu, of a ...

... BIRTHS. EDWARBS—March ofeh, ths wife of Mr. Richard Vativ'han Kdw-ards, Blawnycwaj, Penmachno, of a daughter. J0SB8—Maroh llth. the wife of Mr. William Joces, Penp.-rchell Uobaf, Lianuefydd, of a daughter. LEWIS March 7th the wife of Mr. Richard Lewis, Qla aHsr, Cwm, Penraaehuo, of a son. OWENS March llth, the wife of Mr. Isaac Owens, Fae >■ Llmnefydd, of a son. WILLIAMS —March 14tb, the wife ...

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... BIRTHS. BliACKWELL—August 21th. at Primrose Hiil, Brynford Street, Holywell, the wife of Mr. Henry Blaekwell, painter, of a son. Ev ANs-Aagust 27th, the wife of Mr. Robert Evans, Nant y Merddyn Isaf, Llansannan, cf a daughter. HDGHKS—August 27tb, the wife of Mr. David Hughes, chemist, High Street, Holywell, of a daughter— first bora. LLOYD—Augus; 30th. at Victoria Terrace, Mold, the wit's of ...

... BIRTHS. EDWARDS-January 1st, the wife of Mr. E. Edwards, tailor, Llanfihangal, Berth, of a son. HBGHHS—Deuetnher 28th, the wife of Mr. Morris Hughes, Pwilglas, near Ruthin, of a son-first- born. OWEN-.Tamuu.r 3rd. at 93, Donald Stract, Eosth Patk, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. Richard Owen (late of Deabigh), of a son. MARRIAGES. JONES—GRIFFITH—January 2nd, at St. Michael's Church, Abergele, by the ...

... BULLOCK is fattened in half the usual time, and the Meat ia mnch superior in quality. CALVES thrive rapidly, and keep healthy. A Safe Cure for Scouring in Calves. SHEEP The improvement few weeks is astonishing. PIGS lay flesh on rapidly, and the quality of the Bacon is unsurpassed. For Poultry, Pheasants, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, and Rabbits, it is invaluable. MANUFACTURKD BY T. BENSON EVANS, ...

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... CLERICALS, LIVERIES. I pleased to send Patterns on application, or will call receipt of Post Card. All Garment! are made on the Premises ex* perienced Workmen under own Supervision. Trial Orders solisited. D. DAVIES. ...

... BIRTHS. BARTLEY -October 19th, at 2, Graig Denbigh. the wife of Mr. William Bart; a-, r-i-nter of a son. BOOMT—October 15th, at 72, Toxteth Street, IUA»V„. Paik, i ool, the wife ooler, of a daughter, BAVIES— ...

... BIRTHS. CoOKE-February 19th. the wife of Mr. James Cooke' Talbot; Hotel, Denbigh, of a son. FOULKES-JONES—February 13th, at Arosfa, Llangollen, she wife of Mr. E. Foulkes-Jones, of a son. HPGHBS—February 14th, the wife of Mr. James Hughes, carrier, Lenton Pool, Denbigh, of a son. HUGHES—February 18tb, the wife of Mr. Edwin Hughes, Brook Terrace, Llangollen, of a daughter. J05E3—February 14th, ...

... BIRTHS. DAVIErb-,TA,nuary 1st, at 6, King Street. Camden Two, London, the vyifa of Mr. R. Dam, merchant, of a daughter. Do»»— D ...