... B[)RD GWAReCREIDWAIDJ v RUTHYN. [Jo ? 0 FYRDDU ALLAN. l UN Q 'IflIaliwvyd cyfarfod pythefnosol y ,W pcLZI1 *pclanr lywyddiaeth v cadeirydd (Mr. ~t-nl , ud dadl faith le ar-gynnygiad a ddyg- aQ 8fl y cadeirydd, yn ffafr byrdciu y tlythyr o idi wrth Mr. Bircham, Yly Wodtaeth dros Gymru, yn dangos d Plat y byddai eu rhieni wedi eu ?? aniddlf 'aid neu blant y gallai i eu cymmaeyd drosodd ?? at ...

... LLAiNtHAIADR- YN-MOCIINANT. CQ1nghor Plwyfol.-Nos Wener, y 7fed o'r mis hwn, cynnaliwyd cynghor plwyfol rhan Dinbych o'r plwyf, o dan lywyddiaeth Dr. J. Kenrick Jones. Yr oedd yn brespnnol y Mri. J. Owen, D. Davies, E. Bucklev, E, Lewis, W. H. Jones, D. Jones, E. Evan Vaughan, Cryn. iarth. Penderfynwyd benthyea 300p. am 40ain mlynedd tuag at, adeiladn neuadd newydd. Befyd, penderfyawyd goleno ...

... CYSTADLEUAETH CWN DEFAID; YMGYNNULLODD niler lied dda i Lanfair dydd Gwener, i fld yn dystion o gystadleuaeth y cdt' defaid, a'r arddangos ad o gain collie, oedd i gymmeryd lle y diwrnod hwnw. Cafodd btefniadau rhagorol en carlo allan gan y pwyllgor, i'r hwn yr oedd Mr. D. Williams, Bodrhochwyr Ganol, yn gadeirydd. Y beirn- iaid oeddynt:-Mri. J. Jones, Llandudno; J. Owen, Melat, ...

... A consignment of 250 mules has arrived at the Cape from Spain, and are now awaiting the arrival of a transnort. „ ii Tiie i/unmnientary Committee ot the .Newcastle Corporation have decided to ask for increase in the Parliamentary representation of the city from two to four members. Sir Charles F. Hamond, M.P., said there were several towns with electorates of about 7,000 returning two members ...

... The life of a county-court bailiff is not altogether a happy one, as illustrated, by a second case within a fortnight of assault at Middlewich. On Saturday David Sandbach, salt boiler, was remanded for assaulting Henry Buckley, a Northwich County- court bailiff, who, on the previous afternoon, went to Mr. Seddon's salt works in search of another man. Prisoner, it is alleged, seized a spade ...

... An extraordinary mistake has arisen in con- nection with the appointment of a borough coroner for Bournemouth. The town council, acting upon the advice of the town clerk, at a recent meeting proceeded to elect the coroner. They were, that official said, called upon to make the appointment within ten days of the receipt of the order authorising the constitution of a county borough for ...

... GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE PRIVILEGE ARRANGING THEIR OWN TERMS OF PAYMENT, THEY KNOW BEST THE AMOUNT THEY CAN CONVENIENTLY AFFORD EACH WEEK or MONTH. All Goods e.. ar Oe.ivered Free to any part of the I. uited Kibgdo~r ivate ans it required, charge will made. An inspection of our Stock will once satisfy intending purchasers that give better value than any other House burnishers on the Hire ...

... In his annual report, Mr. Humphreys Roberts explained that children from Flint- shire and outside the school district, held bursaries connected with the school. He doubted whether this was legal, as it was contrary to the letter and spirit of the scheme. The Clerk stated that there were four scholars from outside the school district, viz., three from the Ruthin district, and one from ...

... ® 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. ...

... Scotland has 146 parishes without paupers, poor rates, or public-houses, the absence of the last, perhaps, accounting for that of the first two. Accidental death was the verdict returned at an inquest at Westminster on the body of Thomas William Bonsford, 67, of 14, Grimsford Road, Fulham. He was found standing still in his room with his clothing Oil fire, and died from the effects of the ...

... MB. E. H. WILLIAMS' BENEFIT.—We desire to draw special attention to the farewell benefit to Mr E. H. Williams at the Grand Pavilion on Wednesday next. Now that the visitors have largely left the town Mr Williams will have to rely upon residents to support him on Wednesday. We trust they will express practical appreciationj of the splendid catering of Mr Williams during the past season by ...