... Following deaths from wounds rseeiTed in action: No. 9715 Private Thomas Watkins. Ist Scots Guards, on November 28; Private J. Colebonroe, lei North Beg i ment, November 28. THE •RECORD*’ BATTLE. The battle ie thought to have no parallel in the annals the British Army,” sajs Renter’s correspondent of the liodder River fight, thus paraphrasing Lord Methuen’s expression of opinion in his ...

... On Sunday the official intimation was received of the death of Lieutenant the Hon. F. H. 8. Roberts, only son of Field-Marshal Lord Roberts of Kandahar. This young officer was shot in the abdomen in the battle of Colenso, and although the bullet was extracted by Sir William M'Cormac, hope of recovery, usually slender in such cases, was practically nonexistent. News was received of his very ...

... DnsiSH, Deaember 4th.—Rather email market. Met many buyers present, and the supply of butter email seals, which kept quite dear ta buy. The following were quetatleua:—Wheat, from 8s to 9s; barley, 8a to 8e 6d; and cate, 6a to 6s per Freeh butter, la 4d to la par lb; small tuba, la 2d; large ditto, la Id par lb. Eggs, 8 and for Is. Fowls, 2s 6d ta 6d per couple; ducks, 4a to per ooople. Geese ...

... On the Peninsular and Oriental Company’* Sumatra arrived at the Albert Dock in London with the fir«t party of invalid* and wounded from the >eat of war m South Africa. Two oflicer*— Captain Forbe*, of tlte lmp.-r.al Lujlit Horae, and Lieut. Maniev, of the Ist Battery Field Artillerywho bad been wounded at Eiandsiaagta were among the passengers. Captain Forbes, who was struck in the left arm, ...

... Sheet & other Music, grihcr with SiiK’k of HIGH GLASS J AI’ANKSE GOODS, K&l., •_> SUCKI.INti I’U’.S lin'd ami Fed Ml, 1.K.y.1, (ViU. -r-. r. PRIM i; r.KKSi:, 1. 1 Mr#. Williams, I'KIMK. TT i;Ki;VS Fed by Mrs. Anue KiwarJi, i.»mv • llui Sale will for fmv weeks only Prime llouio (. HAM •M.ALU.Vi M-O mil- .\i- 11,- 1 svrSi\r;F ...

... Everywhere naval guns are dominating the aitiiation in*Bouth Africa, and the Boen will with that the navy had had little appreciation of the value of good artillery as the Army Ordnance Department apparently has or had. It is land war, and our great army is being protected weapons lifted out of our warships and cleverly mounted by the handy man and his officers. It is already history that ...

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... A Collie DOG. The owner can have it npon g.ving satisfaction as to ownership, and Laying a’l expenses. Apply to Mr John Henry Kvass. Naotglyn. If not r.aim«d within a fortnight from this date, the Uog wid be sold. County School for Girls, Ruthin. Brynhyfryd Lodge. THE Local Governing Body of the above School Invite applications for the TENANCY of Brynhyfryd Lodge, at annual Kent of £ L The ...

... * wireless telegraphy: A LECTURE will b« eiven the Club, illaistratrated by Electrical Aparatus, on Friday, the 29th December, at p.m., by Mr. EDWARD JONES Bachelor Science (and a native of this Town). Mr. Howel G«e will preside. Members Friends cordially invited. WM. PRICE, Secretary. Greenhalgh & Geary, (FBAHCIS GEAHY, A.A.1.) Auctioneers, Valuers & Accountants MARKET STREET, RHYL Valuations ...

... Satisfactory yields result from pot cultures, the plants, when about two inches high, being moved directly from their shallow seed pans or boxes into 3-inch pots. Enough soil is placed On the benches to cover the rims of the pots half-aa-incli deep when they are pinnged into It, some nine or ten inches apart each way. (The usual method, however, is to sow in pans boxes, prick oIT the two week ...

... GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. #tsu N Insurance Office- J'\ '' O' lasur«d in 1898— (,. ...

... Our Selections are now Complete. We have large and varied Stock, and respectfully invite inspection or will be glad to send samples. We offer the best value possible, especially of the finer kinds which are very moderate in price. Our Stock comprises:— Muscatels, Valencia and Sultana Raisins—very fine at 4d., sd. and 6d. per lb. Currants are cheap, fine 3d. finest 4d. per lb. Figs, Prunes, ...