... BOROUGH POLICE COURT. Fbidat. —Before Mr. J. Harrison Jones (presiding), Messrs. W. Mellard, and T. W. Bowdage. THE LICENSE OF THE CHIRK CASTLE ARMS. Steosg Remarks by the Mr. Monseley, from the office of Mr. A. Foulkes Roberts, applied for the full transfer of the license the Chirk Castle Arms, from Mrs. Emma Roberts, to Robert Edwards, of St. Asaph. A temporary transfer was granted at the ...

... The 21st annual meeting of the North Wales Permanent Relief Society was held at the Wynostay Arms Wrexham, on Monday, under the presidency Mr. W. F. Bntler (in the unavoidable ahienee Sir Watkm Williams Wynn, Bart), There was a large attendance. Th« Animal report, •nbmitted by Mr. George L Campbell, atated that at the cloie of 1898 the member* of the society numbered 12,435, against 13,65* the ...

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... who are too mnch oeeopied with the problem of the living wage, be much intereeted in ocher mettere. Briefly, there ere two eeneet which contribute to this eternal want of pence. There ia the gene- I ral neglect into which the lend baa fallen, and alau the decadence of many Tillage indnetriea. Where we grow enoogh food for one pereon, Belgium grow* anffieient foe four. We only feed Moot one ...

... 18 Pupils Elementary; 10 advanced. Average attendance 15 each night. These classes have done excellent work daring the Session. The Elementary elm was attended by no less than 18 pupils, and with one or two exceptions, these attended the lessons with commendable regularity, thus affording the teacher better facilities of imparting thorough knowledge of the rudiments of the Art, laid down in ...

... Cheap Trains will from all parts. Foe farther iiarticulars. Schedule of Prize*, Entry Forma, Ac., apply to the Hon. Sec., J. Parry Joneb, Town Clerk, Den high. MISS CROMAR (Late WILLIAMS), 13, Portland Place, Denbigh Boot & Shoe Warehouse, MISS CROMAR having assisted the late Mia* Williams for >r* in the Hoot and Shoe trade, ha* now succeeu*! the Buaines*, and hope*. btbiot attkktion. bral ...

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... Continne planting out whenever the weather is dull, filling all spare corners and plots. CARROTS. Thin ont the seedlings a* early possible to several inches apart. During showery weather another thinning may I>e effected, the p-oduce supplying a delicate dish for the table. Enongh roots ate left to mature at from to or 12 inches apart, according the vigour of the variety grown. Kigoronsly ...

... The casualties hare been reported by the Genernl . (.ines of Communication, Cape Town, to the Secret of State for War; DriTfr W, Bartbam, Bora! Horse Artillery died *23; No. 13*J03 Drirer Charles Skelton. Amy Corps, died Noremher 30, of meningitis; Private J. Whitmore, Ist Northumberland Fusiliers, died November 28, from pneumonia. Following deaths from wounds received in action: } No. 9715 ...

... Sow in the open ground in fresh, sweet, well dng eoil, in open situations. It is most essential that good seed bed be prepared, though it need not be too rich. Get the seeds in haif-anineb deep in drills ten inches apart, and net the seed-bed a protection against birds. ...