... CLWYD AND ELWY FISHERY. CONTEMPLATED CONCESSION TO THE PUBLIC. We understand that at the first meeting of the newly appointed Board of Conservators for the Clwyd and Elwy Fishery District was held at the County Hall, St. Asaph, on Monday last. We are informed that Capt. Rowley Conwy; Bodrhyddan, was elected chairman for the current year, and that one of the Denbigh Conservators advocated the ...

... STRANGE INCIDENT.—Not a hundred miles from Caerwys, one afternoon, as a person was walking home lei.-m ely, be saw a bare lying on the roadside apparently dead and finding it quite warm, a vision of haresoup, and anu nusually dainty moal, caused him to smack his lips with pleasure so he proceeded to make sure of the game so fortunately within his reach, and took hold of the hare by the ears ...

... LACTINA for calves prevents soour, needs no boiling, and costs one half the price of milk. It is easily digested, and highly relished by the young eni m al.ADVT Though you Rub! Rub Rub And you Scrub Scrub Scrub You'll find that It's not in your power In the old-fashioned way To do in a day What Hudson's Will do in an hour I Never wash, clean, or scour without using Hudson's Soap. A pure dry ...

... The ordinary monthly meeting'of the above Board was held at the Board Room, Abergele, on Monday. Present:—Mr J. P. EarwaJcer (in the chair), Rey. E. T. Davies, Messrs. J. Copping, W. Williams (Steam Mills), J. Roberts, El Teb, Thos. Williams, Pensarn, Hugh Williams, Sea View, Thos. Ellis, J. W. Ellis, Capt. Carrington, and the Clerk, Mr J. Wallis Davies. BBPAIJtUrO or FOOTWATS. The Clerk was ...

... THE REASON WHY. Why is it that some people ein scarcely ventur out of doors during damp and foggy Weather. Its is because that owing either to a naturally delioate constitution or the neglect of proper precaution in time, they are liable at the least exposure to draughts, winds, or damp, to catch a cold which developes into a cough. Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, Inflammation, or even ...

... OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. Parliament was opened by commission on Tues- day last. The Queen's speech was read by the Lori Chancellor. In the Speecti is the following paragraph, in reference to the tithe question —A bill for im- proving the procedure by which tithe is now levied and for facilitating its redemption will be laid before you. Commenting on this a Jjondon correspondent writes :-No ...

... GUARANTEED PURE FLOUR.—The Allan Mills Mold. Brands of the Roller Flour, made on the Hungarian system of Milling. Three Stars, Two Stars, and U One Star. Ask your Grocer or Baker for tho above brands.-ADYT. FEBBUABT FAIB. This fair took place on Wednesday last, and was not of the dimenrione of former years. Though there was a large attendance of people, the show of cattle and horses was ...

... At the Rhyl Petty Sessions on Monday, a case of the utmost importance to trades- people and the general public, was heard and decided. We refer to the action brought by Mf ssrs Bass and Co. against Mr Joseph Williams, of the Crescent Hotel in this town. '£h:. is the first case that has taken place here, or in fact within a radius of thirty miles around, under the Merchandise Trade Marks Act; ...

... SIR,—Now that the Rhyl Improvemement Com- missioners refused to pallA a resolution to adopt the Infectious Diseases Notifiodion Act, 1889, it may be of interest to the ratepayers to know that since the passing of the Act, five months ago, 315 urbin, 258 rural, and 9 port districts-baving an aggregate population of 8,533,808 -have adopted the Act, and to thin is added the 3,828,824 residents ...

... A proposal has been set on foot to present a national testimonial to Mr T. E. Ellis M.P., on his return from Egypt in March. To this end en- deavours will be made to raise ftsum of £1000. For the fourth year in succession Lord Willoughby De Eresby intends to return to his North Wales tenantry 20 per cent. of their rents. Mr. Roland Vaughan Williams, Q.C., has been appointed one of the judges ...

... RHUDDLAN. GIFTS TO THE POOB.—J. W. Stokss, Esq., of Pou. gwern, has kindly given several tons of coal to be distributed amongst the pior widows here, nmmber- 109 about sixty. distribution took place on Tuesday last, aud we need hardly add that it has been welcomed as a timelely gift at thi. inclement season of the year: All expressed sincere gratitude to Mr Stok, for his kind remembrance of ...

... The meetings of our local board continue to be 80 much characterised for that intense desire for personal abuse, that we are all but despairing of seeing any improvement in the conduct of the public affairs of the town. That so much valuable time should be wasted, and so much ill-feeling engendered is really lamentable, and positively disastrous to the beat interests of the town. The ...