... ?? 1J;:,!DAT THE GIN INS RAL , P62 COIFWiE AS A NSWSPAPBB. O it 1P - E N A F 5ED, 1899. p i b, In A d yr T E ' O 0 L. yn ol, gwnaed Bournemoutlh raethol. Am ennydi, bawyd aiddgar am restr ei hedd- yl auuu-iia l iugainimewsnnifer. Maehono WAvui uyroI erbyn hyn, ac yn rhoddi mwy o fJ' ilunrwydd nag a geir yn y rhestrau ynta yu gytffredin. Y mae yn en mysg wyth Yinneilldil'r. Or wyth hyn y mae ...

... CARDIFF. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. lal7 13. 1809. Thomas, left Swansea for Oran. Julr 10 Morganwg, left Hnslra for Mersey 5 Anna Thomaa, arr Haelra tram Port do Bone II ITynnstar, arr Cagliari from Poet Talbot 13 Walter Thomaa. left Cagliari for Barry Bala, an. Bordeaux from Penartb I. Radeliffe, left Gibraltar for Londonderry 7 Sarah RadeliSe, paa Pete for Dunkirk Mary Thomas, Sharpness from ...

... Tbs Clark was instrncted to write Memra. and Co. informing them that they most not occupy the stand opposite the Arcada,West Parade, with their tar ears. PROPOSED SHELTER FOR THE BAST The Road Committee that the Surveyor be instructed to prepare plan a shelter lor the East End extension, at a cost not exceeding £5O. Mr. Elwy Williams opposed the recommendation on the ground that no provisions ...

... Lift crops ia dry wonther, dry in the tun for afaw days, and store ia any dry well ventilated abed or cellar, complete the process of ripaaing. Continue pluming from eight to nine inches apart with dibbler, as deeply as the have of loaves, ia well watered bade and trenches. Farther thinnings will provide fnecesriooal erops. Use the occasionally, and water generously. Aa planta program, draw ...

... Tb« London Oorernment Bill wm« GOBaidcred in committee. Lord Danraren moved, on Clnuee 2, mn amendment providing that no woman ahould eligible for toe office of an alderman or councillor in the new borough council* conetituted hr the bill. He thought that if the an it stood became law the principle which embodied most eventoalljandlogicaltjbe extended toalltbemnoieipal councils in the country; ...

... 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 ...

... Has great pleasure in announcing to his numerous Customers and the Public generally that he is now making a thorough Clearance of ...

... Lears of absence was granted to the master for fortnight. IMBECILITY AND ILLEGITIMACY. The Master stated that on the previont night, Inspector Thomas, of the National Society lor the Prevention of Cruelty to children had brought in child from parish of Abergele, in very neglected condition. It was said by some of the members present, that the mother of the child was of weak intellect. and that ...

... th« la teat tad of the beat quality th» money eon proonre. LIVEBISS every dctariftion extent tkortat notice. •CTtrttntf Bz>eeolAes» a Speciality. ELW. praetienl Tailor and Gutter (holder of Diploma) and having a staff of ezperienoed weekmen fit and style is guaranteed, oonaiatesit with Moderate Charges. A TRIAL OKDZB KEBPECTFULIT MLICnZD. Before deciding where to Purchase your* ...

... At th« Boronch Polic* Court (FridarX before the Mayor, presiding, Messrs. John Davies, and T. W. Bowdage. A letter was read from Miss Tumour thanking the magistrates for the kind «nte of sympathy passed them with her. The letter is follows Park Cottage, Denbigh. Jane 24th, 1899. Dear Mr. Parry Jones, Will yen kindly thank Borough Magistrates very sincerely and gratefully for their kind ...

... large nam her mosieians and others jenrneyed from Rnthin Thursday by special trams to the C. M. Mnsieat Festival at BhyL ANNUAL TRIP. On If on day last the employees of Ifessra Ellis & Son, Mineral Water Works, enjoyed their annaal trip which woe given their em- Kyers. Some went Liverpool others yl. The weather being fine, they all spent enjoyable day. OBITUARY. It is with regret that we have ...