... On Monday, before Ur. William Jonea, and Mr. Carman, William old6eld, Pentre, Flint, waa brought up in custody, charged with being drunk and disorderly in Holywell Sunday. In admitting the offence, prisoner said that as was returning home from ths militia training at Beaumaris, ha stopped at Rhyl and missed the last train home. He slept out, and early on Sunday morning got into public house at ...

... Mr. O.W. Jones, Borough Printing Works, has just published second edition of A Guide to Flint Castle/by our worthy town clerk (Mr. Henry Taylor, F.S.A.). Mr. Taylor's renown a historian, is sufficient guarantee that the guide, is thoroughly reliable and interesting. Several new features have been added to the second edition, and in view of the proposed commemoration of Richard 111., which ...

... The Surveyor reported thet the pigetyes in Cable Street, bad not yet been removed, and he was ordered to see that the instructions of the Council were carried out. PLANS APPROVED. Flans of workshop and stable proposed to be erected by Mr. E. Plane, were approved and passed, 0.. the recommendation of the committee. ...

... trees, it is wiser »o open a sem. circular trench around one half of the trunk, and from two three feel distant f'om it. All root* found are cleanly severed, and the tren* is refilled. Should necessary, the other side the root system may be pruued the following November. ...

... Speaking on Monday night at banquet in London, Lord Wolseley dwelt with satisfaction the smoothness and Success with which the mobilisation of the South African Field Force had been carried out, expressed his confidtr.ee in tb«- quality and courage of our troops, and, in reference to the numerous casualt.es which had already occurred among officers, said they exacted to suffer and ought to ...

... The following telegram from General Sir P. Fore*'ier-Walker, commanding the lines of communication in Cape Colony, the Secretary for War was issued on Tuesday : (Received Nov. 7,4.56 p.m.) “Cape Tows, Nov. 7 p.m.). “According telegram from commandant Kimberley, Nov. great hopes of saving limbs of Lieutenants Lowndes and Bingham, Ist Battalion North Lancashire The wounded are doing weil.” ...

... ® Never be without a bottle of S Symington s EdinburghCoffeeS Essence in the house. All § Grocers sell it. It makes de- llcious coffee in a moment, j $ Per Cent. ...

... On Tuesday, sermon was preached at the Wesleyan Chapel, by the Rev. W. Caenog Jones, Betbesda. Friday, the Rev. J. J. Roberta, Portmadoc, was announced to preach at Waen Chapel. ...

... A live locust has been captured in London, It was about 3|in. in length, and was in splendid condition. It was taken to the Zoo. BORWICKs BAKINGS n can -POWDE a Y- VISITORS should malre up theii minds how much 59. Gugbt to buy, then come to Amoa Brothers Establishments, 13, Sussex Street, and 6, Wellington Chambers, to be surprised ARROW ESCAPES IN REAL LIFE. Told by those who experienced ...

... A Teignmouth young lady, Miss Dorothy Northcote, the daughter of a Mr. Northcote, a re- tired gentleman, was fired at whilst on her way home the other night. She had attended the Lenten Evensong at St. Michael's Church, Teign- mouth, and was returning by way of Woodway Lane, a lonely thoroughfare, when a man suddenly appeared, and presented either a pistol or a gun at her head. Miss Northcote, ...

... Splendid Envelopes at 2s 6d per 1000 at AMOS Buornicas, 13, Sussex-street. ...

... GALLANT UESCUE AT SEA. A New York correspondent cables that the steamer Rotterdam, which arrived there on Friday,! landed 42 of the crew of the British steamer Ross- more, bound from Liverpool for Baltimore, which was abandoned in mid-Atlantic, leaking, and in a sinking condition, after being buffeted by terrific gales and seas. The Rossmore's steering gear broke on January 31, was repaired, ...