... BET H ESD A, Ciyfarfod Adloniadol.-Nos Fereher y, y tafell Gynnull y lie uchod, cynualwydeyif cf adloniadol, o dan lywyddiaeth y Pa S , p, Jones, ficer newydd Glan Ogwen. ch R T. wyd gan Mr. R. R. Morris. Aed tj rhaglen ganlynol:- -Jy Deuawd, '0O ! na chawn farw yn yr baf, y Misses Edith a Clarissa DaVies. Can l)Y feddyg,' gan Mr. Willianm Parry WllZl1iam' CAn, ?? na byddai'n haf o hyd,' gan N ...

... 'ro cbbau, &c. Y L LOUFRUDDIAETH YN ABERTAWE YN 1896. Y YN Abertawe, ddydd Mercher, ?? Rhys Divies, liawr, drachef n a lofruddio Jesse Hll, yn nalyininydogaeth Cwmbivrla, ar y 26a2n a Fedi, 1896. Erlynil gan NIr. Arthur LeN'is, ar ran y ?? yr arnddiflyfid y carcharor gan Mr. VMner LeVder. John Evans, toakdwr dur a atornnrhwyliwr yswiriol, a gadarnhaodd yr ystori, nor bell a bod yna sach A ...

... 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, ...

... A REMARKABLE OUTRAGE. On Friday evening, telegraphs a correspondent the young daughter of a well-known professional man residing at East Croydon was proceeding towards home when she was overtaken by a person, supposed to be a lunatic, who gathered up her hair, some 15 in. if length, and with a sharp instrument cut it off and ran away. This is the third case of the kind recently, and naturally ...

... VS'.M THE NOTED ARTESIAN SPRING, RUTHIN Writ, for pßitleottaa Address —Manager, Cambrian Works, Snthin, North Wales. HUGH WILLIAMS. TAILOR AND DRAPER, CHAPEL PLACE. DENBIGH, Ba(a to infana the poblie (eoerallj that k, ha, rirw ozoallant ...

... THE MAIT OUT ABEAD. The man with oil and smut on his palms, and perhaps a touch of it on his nose; the man who never rides first-class, but always rides first-a class all of himself: if, when starting out on a railway journey you have any thoughts or prayers not immediately required for your own use, invest them in him. For although the passengers on the train may be plentifully punctuated ...

... E:LECTI LI-I . :SOII, -O.B I ,, , RHYL,. . 0 -. The members of the Rhyl Urban District Council :Ion Thursday, at the invitation of Xr.J H. Ellis, Ivisited 'Llandudno to inspect the electric lighting works. and 'use destructor.. The Council 'had de- aided upon ant lstillationrof electric light, but had some misgivings as to combining therewith ' arefuse | destruetor. The. part -were met at ...

... Furnishing Compiny, to 18, Pembroke Place, Liverpool tOH CaB *, Ob SPHCIAi, HIHB PDBCHABX 6TBTBM. Bl CASH PHICB& NOTE.—Onr Hire PurekMt estiidy difftf eat tnm tar other, and hat bees hiehlr co» mended the whole the Local Praia NO SECURITY REQUIRED. HO EXTRA EXPENSES ON OtR HIRE PURCHASE* SYSTEM. The Mr tad equitable manner ia which ear boat* cat it earned on. and ear reaeoaahie terau aad low ...

... DanniOH. February 12nd.—The attendaaee of farm, ere and dealer* waa Tory large for ordinary maiket Quotation!: Wheat, Item 8d ; barley, 6d 9e Od; onto, &e 6d to fa I'd per hobbet- Freeh butter, la >1 par ft; email tuba, la l|d; aad large ditto, lOd par lb. Bgge. fiom 14 to 15 fee ala Fewle, from 3a to per aeople. Potatoaa, from pet hobbet. Oatmeal, per lb. LLAlaxmi. February 18th.—Oata. tram ...

... A grand performance of the sacred eaalata, ‘Daeid'wae performed the above place of worship on Thursday evening last, Bader the presidency of Ur. A E. Davies, by the Barns wick choir, Rhyl, under the eondactorsnip of Ur. J. Pierce Lewia The chair numbered 100 voices The impersonators were - Abigail (soprano) Mrs. P.eroe Lewis: Abigail's two attendants (soprano and contralto) Missts U. Edwards ...