... Tea Establishment Prices to suit everbody, from la. to Rs per lb. Also Sole Agent in Denbigh or the ANCHOR TEAS. Finest Groceries and Provisions obtainable at reasonable prices. FLOUR, COBN. MEALS. Ac, at their lowest Market Value. FRUIT in great variety. ORDERS liY POST CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. Goods delivered own Vans within a radios of Six Miles. The Chirk Stores, Denbigh. Established over ...

... Mr. Ceorge Farrer, a South African mining magnate, has given E500 to the Natal Irregulars to Drovide medical and other comforts. At the instance of two Liberals Caithness County Council has unanimously adopted resolu- tion expressing strong disapproval of the altitude assumed by Dr. Clark, the member for the county, in connection with South African affairs. Several thousand pounds worth of ...

... THE RECENT RBYL COACHING ACCIDENT. ACTION AT THE MANCHESTER ASSIZES. HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST MESSRS GREENHALGH AND EDGE. At the Manchester Assizes on Monday, before Mr Justice Phillimore and a special jury, the action was heard of Craston v. Greenhalgh and Edge.—The plaintiffs, Frank Robert Craston and his wife, Mary Craston, who live at Stretford, sought to recover £200 damages for personal ...

... At Bolton Police Court, on Saturday, James Patterson, jobbing bricklayer, 2, Albion Court, was again charged with the manslaughter of Ellen Newport, a woman with whom he had been living. In face of the verdict of the coroner's jury and the statement by the doctor that death was due to in- flammation of the lungs, and in no way attribut- able to the wound on the head, he was discharged. ...

... i For the Beat Christmas Cards in Town go to Amos Bros., Sussex Street, Rhyl. ...

... At Washington importance is increasingly attached to the forthcoming cruise of the United States South Atlantic Squadron which Rear- Admiral Schley takes to sea on November 14th, and there seems to be an air of great mystery surround- ing the prospective movements of the squadron. The officials of the Navy Department, while declar- ing that they have no information to communicate on the ...

... The Montreal liner Iona, of Dundee, is under orders to proceed direct from the Tyne to Naples to take aboard 1.200 mules for Capetown. According to the New York; Tribune, it is estimated that the bicycle sidepaths to be erected in the various counties of Pennsylvania will cost 400 dollars a mile. The paths are to be raised twelve to eighteen inches above the road level. The minimum width must ...

... NARROW ESCAPE OF AN EXPRESS. As the Irish mail from Holyhead to London drawn by two engines, was running into Crewe station on Saturday the axle of one of the front wheels of the second locomotive snapped, and the wheel ran off the line. The permanent way was damaged by the mishap, but no one was hurt. Traffic also was not seriously delayed. The 2.45 p.m. Great Westefrn express, Swansea to ...

... Ted Butcher, thirteen years old, living at Twer- ton, near Bath, was charged at Weston (Bath) on Saturday with maliciously wounding Richard Stephenson, headmaster of East Twerton Board School, with intent to do grievous bodily harm. It was alleged that Butcher, a pupil at evening continuation classes, was misbehaving himself and refused to leave the room when requested. As Mr. Stephenson ...

... Dr. Burns, ex-medical officer of an important parish of the Sunderland Poor Law Union, which office he was requested to resign a week ago as the result of a Local Government Board inquiry into certain charges of drunkenness and neglect against him, was found dead in his surgery on Tuesday night. He had been dead some consider- able time, and all signs pointed to his having poisoned himself. ...

... BR Y N-Y R- E eT HIN. INOPHCI-III. WEDI i Mrs. Smart orphen adrodd csn SIsn, Pen y Rhds, ccheneldiodd Mrs. Ammhou9 yn drwm, a dy. wedodd, Roedd Shbn, druan, yn well na'n hanner ni; a phe basa pawb yn y pontra 'ma mor aruwybiodas o atfle drws yr cchr ag oedd a, fuasa 'na ddlm clmmint o eon am danu'n nhw gan y pilsmyn ?? 'Na fasa, na fasa,' attebal Mrs. Smart, 'r dyna ydi'r aflwydd hefo nhw. ...

... BR Y N-Y R-E IT H I N. NOFEL- IV. IF I might give a short hint to an Impartial writer, It would be to tell him his fate. If be resolves to venture on the dangerous precipice of telling un- biassed truth, let him proclaim war with markind- neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men, they fall upon him with the Iron hands of the law ; if he tells them of virtues ...