... Bartlxt- Notreraber llth, the wife of Mr. Thomas 6 Leslie Road, Heath Town, Wolverhampton. of a son—first born. Jones ovember 18th, the wife of Mr. Edward Jones, Castle Hill, Denbigh, .(who at present with the Welsh Fusiliers oat in Transvaal), of a son. Jones—Novemb°r 16ih, the wife of Mr. Robert Jones, Rhydy-1 Janddwr, Khnddlan, of a son. Parry November 20th, the wife of Mr. Edward Parry, 5 ...

... Throwing Away all Prejudice, And do not rest with the idea that tou are getting the best value. For Far Ahead Of every other ia that told at. JOHN OWEN, Cambrian Bakery, DENBIGH STREET, LLANRWST. 17, Wellington Road, RHYL. (Opposite Town Hall). LADIES & Tailoring Establishment. I respectfully beg to draw attention to new and varied Sleek for the coming Season, which contains the NEWEST ...

... Up late hour on Tuesday night no newt wat available at the War Office, but half-part eleven the following telegrams from Sir Bedvers Buller were issued; (Received 9.20 p.m.) Cafm Town, Tuesday (7.10 p.m.). Following telegram received from Clerr to-day. Begins : _ . November 20. Following received from General Officer Commanding Mooi River. Begins: Casualties yesterday : Thorneycroft’s Mounted ...

... GIVE OUR CTSTOMERS THE PRIVILEGE OF ARRANGING THEIR OWN TERMS OP PAYMENT, THEY KNOW BEST THE MOL NT THEY CAN CONVENIENTLY AFFORD TO AY EACH WEEK or MONTH. All Goods wa e.. ar ivertd Free to any part of th« I Kii-gdo . I*f irmto Van* it required, no charge will made. * in»i»ection of our Stock will at one» hoti&fj intending purchaser* that give better value than other Houae Furnisher* on the ...

... In krge variety. O JONES, VALE STREET, X>EINBX ...

... Parapets, Garden Paths, Carriage Drives, and Stable Yards. TERMS— MODERATE. WORK. GUARANTEED *nt Specifications may D-. bad o.i application HUGH ROBERTS. F«ra Bank. /CHEMIST k DRUGGIST, —Apprentice wanted once. Premium required. Apple J. Ellis Jouua, M-r a, Oenlet. PeoTcraea KAO. N. Valca ...

... 11-35 on Wednesdav night the following do> •patch was posted at the War Office: *’ General Officer Commanding-in-Chief in South Africa Secretary for War. (Received 10.4,5 p ro.) “Cam Tow*. November 22 (7.25 p.m.) Private G. Luson. 2nd Devonshire Regiment, gunshot wound in left cheek and side, severe. “ No. Lance-Corporal G. Oidl-v. 2nd Devonshire Regiment, gunshot wound in right hand and ...

... not listen to minority report, mutt listen tbe overwhelming voice of the multitude. Lord Peel has stated tbe esse pert nently and correctly when he said that 'it bae come to a straggle for mastery between tbe state and ' the trade,’ and the time has fully come for tbe decision of the question —who is to be the master The ramifications of the Trade ’ are so great, that as contemporary puts it ...

... PKNDREF Wesleyan LITERARY SOCIETY, DENBIGH. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. A literary & Competitive Meeting will be held the DRILL HALL, DENBIGH, Tuesday, January 2nd, IUOO. For Programmes, apply to the Secretary, Mr. WM. ROBERTS. Frongoch, Denbigh W. H. EVANS, Grocery & Provision Dealer, Chirk Stores, DENBIGH, THE CELEBRATED Tea Establishment Prices to suit everbody, from Is. 4d. to 2s. per fb. ...

... ixrsvrar. , After the battle was over Boer ponies were gallopingsbout, and one of the humorous sights of the day was men of the Dublin Fusiliers gaily riding from the battle on these captive steeds. IT AWFUL. nctory (mjt the Time* corretpondeot) worth the price that paid for it. The imprpuioa made on the Boen. both oar artillery aad infantry, enormoua. One woanded prironer declared that had ...

... A.&T. ASHFORD, Italian Warehousemen, High Street, DENBIGH Beg to iaform the Pablie general that their Establishment well itooked with the choicei»t WJNES & SPIRITS, Christmas imit Of all kinds. Ban Bans, &c, in great variety Whitbread Family Ale and Porter, Imperial Pints, 3s. per dozen. Bass and Go ’s Ale, In 0 Gallon Casks, Os., 10s. 6d., 12s. Nbtt Cash. All Orders entrusted to A. & T. ...

... If it were not that there is very excellent and elaborate system of supplying soldiers with aramution during the course of a fight it would be almost hopeless to attack any position. Modern cartridges are very heavy things to carry. The long bullet, the heavy brass work of the case, and the weight of the wads and powder, all combine to produce article which, though it is of small compass, is ...