... Through the kindness of Mrs Fosbery, Bryn Elwy, St Asaph, the whole of the inmates were treated to a first class tea on Tuesday afternoon, the 14th inst. to celebrate the marriage of her tdaughter, Miss Georgina Mary Fosbery to Robert Henry Arrow- sipith, Esq. From early morning the inmates were busy completing their alloted work so as to be in readiness to witness, from the field in front of ...

... SHORT STORY. A VERY GOOD SHOT. She lingered in the verandah of the little bun. galow to catch the last glimpse of the horseman ridmg into the forest; then turned away with a prolonged sigh. What in the world was she to do with herself all the day ? And it wasn't as if it were only this one day-then it wouldn't have mattered; but many yesterdays had been the same, and many to-morrows would be ...

... MONTHLY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Rhyl Urban District Council waa he)d at the Council Chamber, Town Hall, on Monday. There were present Mr A. L. Clews. J.P. (chairman), Dr. Girdlestone, Dr. Frichard. Captain Ktinge, Measra J. H. Ellia, E. P. Jo-ea, David Grimths. J. W. Jonea, C. W. Berrie, W. EIwy Witiiama, Thomas Wbit!ey, P. Moatyn Williams, Robert Jonea, J. Frimston, A. Maltby, and ...

... When the swimming classes from the Navat Depot, Portsmouth, were oa their way on Monday to the public baths a stoker asked permission to enter one ot the lavatories in the park. This waa granted, but as the man failed to rejoin the ranka a party was sei&t, baak to fetch him. They found the uniform but not the stoker. Evidently he had planted a suit of civilian's clothing, into which ce had ...

... 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 ...

... London Society, indeed, is immersed in charnj Just now. At the St. James's Palace on Friday there was the annual display of work of the Middlesex Needlework Guild, a useful organisa- tion of ladies who devote their spare moments to the manufacture of garments for the very poor. The Duchess of Albany is the moving spirit of the movement, and is usually present at the exhibition of the work to ...

... A large number of passengers, chiefly refugees from the Cape arrived at Southampton on Monday on the Guelph. Amos Brothers, Wholesale and Reta'l 'Statiooers, Sussex Street, have joat received a targe o' s CDmeQt of cotcmerciai stationery wh! ...

... A small faction fight is reported from tho Pondoland border, though otherwise the nativea are quiet. ...

... WHO HOISTED THE WHITE FLAG 2 The Times correspondent at Lourenço Marques sends a fuller account of the statement made by Father Matthews with regard to the surrender at Nicholson's Nek. He The guns were gone, but not all the ammuni- tion. I do not know what stampeded the mules. They knocked me down. It was pitch dark. After describing the fighting, Father Matthews says:— There was a general ...

... The Elder Dempster liner Dahomey, which has arrived at Liverpool from West Africa, with mails and passengers, reports the murder at Lahore in the French Ivory coast of Mr. Thompson, the agent of the Bristol firm trading there, and five of his men. Mr. Thompson in his trading vessel went via the Lagoon to Terselli, a trading centre. He was ac- companied by six natives in the boat, which con- ...

... ALLEGED PACKED MEETING. On Wednesday afternoon a special meeting of the Rhyl Urban District Council was held at the Council Chamber, Town Hall, for the purpose of receiving a report as to the result of the ratepayers meeting held on the previous evening. Mr A. L. Clews, J. P. (presided) and there were also present Dr. Prichard, Dr. Girdlestone, Captain Keatinge, Messrs J. H. Ellis, P. Mostyn ...

... A WAR ENTHUSIAST. At the County Police Court, Worcester, on Monday, Harry, alias George Spooner, of 4, Sher- borno Street, Birmingham, was charged with fraudulent enlistment in the army oh November 6th.—Defendant, who admitted that ho formerly belonged to the Royal Warwick Regiment, but did state that he was a reservist belonging to the 2nd Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment, pleaded that ...