... If cleanliness is next to godliness then »e may gain valuable object lesson in its appli cation to mannfactnrs by observing model factory which from a small beginning has grown into mammoth business, where cleanliness is strictly observed. All the articles prepared are edible and for this cleanliness is particularly insisted npon. It has been a delight many to pay a visit to Histon near ...

... HIGH STREET & TEMPLE DENBIGH, BAR, is now making, throughout his numerous Departments in both Establishments, Grand Display of the LATEST NOVELTIES, suitable for Christmas Presents and New Year’s Gifts, at most tempting prices. T J W has recently visited the various English Markets; and owing to the mildness of'the Season, has been enabled to buy for cash several thousand pounds worth of all ...

... sons fob W. & A. Gilhey’s Wines and Spirits, Prize Lists on application. SOIaB SWT For the Delicious Uazawattee Tea, In sealed Packets and Tina for Christmas Presents. HUNTLEY ...

... The gold dinner re-vice, which token its case* at Windsor the ooeoslon the recent visit of the Emperor and Empress Germany, includes sntticient plate- oi all sizes for persons. At the State Banquet, dinner was served on these far the sweet course, when lovely l res was substituted, this service bavin? been given the Queen by Napoleon 111. Her Majesty possesses taveral other magnificent china ...

... WRITE FOR Illustrated Catalogue aid particulars, shewing the different ways of purchasing HIRE SYSTEM OR CASH. 51, BRIDGE STREET ROW, CHESTER. Local Agent for Edison-Bell Phonographs and Graphaphones. ...

... The varieties of ordinary garden cress may be easily raised in pans, boxes, beds, or beuches in honses, frames, or, indeed, wherever day temperatures of from 55 to 60 degrees, falling from 45 to 50 degrees by night, can be maintained, the seeds being sown in good fine soil where the plants are to grow. Cover thinly with soil, or else press the seeds firmly down, end ley sheet of gloss over ...

... It la more than possible that some of the must advanced c dceolarias will require shift into larger puts. Damp Is the great evil to guarded against, though light watering will irobably be necessary from time to time. At first system of damping off, the pit or frame ought be caret oily dried by ventilation and fire heat. CARNATIONS. These should ha kept distinctly dry, and ovary particle of ...

... TOWN HALL STONE YARD RUTHIN. E. DAVIES Intends Selling Out for Six Months from bis Stock of TOMBSTONES, &c. He has over 40 varieties of MONUMENTS & HEADSTONES On hand. Prices trom £ 1 Telegraphic Address—‘Hall, Auctionetr, Rhyl.* The Oldest Established Auction and Estate Business in Rhyl. MR. WILLIAM HALL (Suoeesoor'to the l»te Mr. T. C. Amos), Estimator to the Hoard of Agriculture, AUCTIONS & ...

... D. SupacriptioDs already acknowledged 133 10 0 Collected in Church, 3rd Dec. 13 10 T. William*, (Second donation Mr*. William*• Wynn, Cefn Subscription* may be paid in at either of the two Banka in Denbigh, remitted direct to the Hon. Treasurer or Hou. Secretary, whom they will be gratefully acknowledged. A. LLOYD JONES, Hon. Treasurer. J. PARRY Town Clerk Hon Secretary, ...

... VINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, THE OLD VAULTS, DEIMBXGZZ. purpose keeping to our OLD CUSTQIf of only aupplying Goods we can recommend with every eonlidence, and on WO ACCOUNT to introduce ferior articles. Our 'Wines Are SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, and are the FINEST IN THE MARKET. The SPIRITS sold are of the Finest Quality., Well matured, and of Guaranteed Ago, ...

... DIBBIOH, Deeember 13th. —It being the monthly fair day, the attendance at market was fairly large. email supply pot hotter wae offered at rather improved rates, whilst ponnd hotter was dearer than last week. Cnotatlons were follows:—Wheat, 8e 6d 9s; barley, 7« to 8s oats. 5s to 5s 9d per hobbet. Freeh butter. Is 5d to .«*r lb: small tuba, la 2d la Urge ditto. Is pet -b. Errs, 9 and 10 (or la. ...

... Cassandra was not di«cr>ur»ged from tellini. the Trojans the truth by the fact that nobody believed her, and Mr. John Smith, ’he Inspector General of Companies in Liquation is rot deterred from exposing the tricks of dishonest company promoters. the failure to obtain amendment of the Companies Acta. In bis annual report, published a few days ego, he returns to the subject, and after por ting ...