... NORTH WALES COAST LEAGUE. RHYL UNITED v. BANGOR. ANOTHER WIN FOR THE LOCALS. (BY PHILLIP.) The above Combination teams met in a league encounter at the Belle Vue Athletic Grounds, on Saturday last. The Rhyl team have improved wonderfully the last few week. They have in Harry Jones a player of experience and one who is able to command a team to the utmost advantage. Now r-^ tVe Rhyl a back ...

... EXTRAORDINARY EVIDENCE. ALLEGED BLACKMAILING. Wm. Williams, Gwyndy cottages, Rhuddlan, Insurfillce Agent, was summoned with having on the 2nd of October, unlawfully and indecently assanlted a child named Florence Ethel Devey, aged eight years. Mr Joseph Lloyd appeared for the prosecution, and Mr Richard Bromley defended. Much interest was evinced in the case, the defendant being highly ...

... Splendid Book of Views of Rhyl and District to be had of Amos Brothers, 13, Sua t Street. ...

... The Budget Committee of the Chamber Upholds, in spite of the Premier's observa- tions, the reduction of three millions on the Public Worship Estimates, which was previously voted by the Chamber. The Committee also upholds, notwithstanding the objections put forward by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the suppression of the credits for maintaining the French Embassy at the Vatican. ...

... If the action of the Rhyl IHE WATER Urban District Council over QUESTION. the water rating questioD, was bad at the first meeting, it was infiditely worse at the second meet- ing, when a majority refased to even enter- tain an amendment which simply pledged the Council to consider the question. Such oondact seems inexplicable. The suggestion that any undertaking was given that water Î3 to he ...

... Edgar Smith, who is lying at Chelmsford Gaol under sentence of death for the murder of Martha Appleyard at West Ham, has been informed by the High Sheriff of Essex that his excution will take place on November 14th. The culprit, who re- ceived the intimation with apparent indifference, has refused to receive visits from his relatives. ...

... On Monday an inquest was held at Hackney on a stockbroker, named William Walter Atkinson, late of Ferntower Road, Highbury, who was found in a dying oondition in the six-footT way of the North London Railway at Mildmay Park. When the deceased was picked up he was found to be suffering from a fracture of the right leg and a wound in his head. Although still alive, he could give no explanation ...

... The annnal tea and concert of Bhuddlan Baptist Sunday School took place October 26th. A goodly number partook of the ex- cellent repast which was prepared and served out by the following :—Mrs Evans, Cwybr Villas Mrs Jones, High Street; Mrs Davies Boot Shop Miss Jones, Pentre Mills Miss Wynne and Miss Davies, Castle Street; Miss M. Evans, Penybont, and Miss Jones, High Street; Misses Wynne; ...

... The ratepayers of Rhyl at one of the most representative meetings ever held in this town administered a sharp rebuke on Tuesday evening to the section, we tvill not say m jor- ity, on the Council who are evincing a desire to manage the affairs of this town with a high hand. That they feel the sting of the wholesome leasln read to them was evidenced by the ill-natured asperions which they CÓlst ...

... On Saturday Dr. King Houchin (deputy coroner) held an enquiry at the London Hospital respecting the death of Edward Brandon, a horsehair-curler, who died on Wednesday last from anthrax. On the Saturday previous Brandon went to work in perfect health, but returned later and complained of severe pains at the back of the neck. Witness then noticed a small pimple, in the centre of which was a ...

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... Mr John Owen, chairman of the Llandudno Urban District Council, has called a public for to- morrow evening to inaugurate a local fund for the benefit of wives and families of soldiers serving in the war. In aid of the same cause, an amateur dramatic entertainment will be given in the Conway Town Hall early in December. It is proposed to produce Byron's comedy, Our Boye. ...