... Y NADOLIG.-Cofier am GYFARFOD BLYNYDDoL yr Annibvnw\r yn nghapel Queen Street, Rhyl, Rhagfyr 24 a'r 25. Odfeuon am 10, 2 a 6 o'r gloch y ddau ddydd. Pregethwyr: Y Parch R' WILLIAMS (Hwfa. Mon), a'r Parch D. REES, Capel Mawr -AnVT, For this month only Casks containing 4t gallons of Fine Pale Ale supplied at 4s. 6d. each. Nett Cash. J. H. Ellis, Wine Merchant, Rhyl —advt. TEMPERANCE MEETING. We ...

... BLACK STOCKINGS, Either of cotton or wool, should not be ironed, for the heat turns the black a nasty green colour. WHEN CLEANING A ROOM, Beat and brush all upholstered goods in the air, and, with a stiff cloth brush, remove the dust from creases and turf tings. GROWING CHILDREN. It is a great mistake to give a very long price for the little folk's clothing. Not only are handsome fabrics ...

... ALDEBURGH LIFEBOAT DISASTER. Hundreds of messages of sympathy have been received at Aldeburgh in connection with the drowning of six of the lifeboat crew, and in the anticipation of the starting of a relief fund: most of the communications promise subscrip- tions varying from £60 to and altogether over £ 200 has been promised. The Mayor has convened a public meeting to appoint a com- mittee to ...

... The London Mail of Monday morning says: There is now lying at the Hotel Metropole, London, in fearful agony, and in imminent peril of her life, the victim of one of the most dastardly outrages ever committed in London. The injured woman is a Mrs. Len Davis, and the frightful wounds which have brought her within an inch of death were inflicted by vitriol. Mrs. Davis was staying at the Hotel ...

... SERIOUS LOSSES. The following has been issued by the War Office:— General Sir Redvers Buller To Secretary of State for War. Frere Camp, December 12th, 2.5. p.m. Following telegram received from Sir George White to-day :— December 11th.-Last night Lieutenant-Colonel Metcalfe, 2nd Rifle Brigade, with 500 men of his battalion, made sortie to capture Surprise Hill and destroy the 4.7 howitzer ...

... James Gartell, twenty-eight, dealer, and Thomas Smith, twenty-eight, brash-maker, were indicted at the Surrey Assizes on Monday for violent assaults on members of Colonel Brew- ster's force of racecourse police at the conclu- sion of Lingfield Park Meeting. Evidence in Smith's case showed that in the afternoon the police brought a welsher back to the ring and forced him to pay what he owed. ...

... Five of the crew of the sailing-ship Duntrune, of Barry, which is believed to have foundered with sixteen hands, arrived in Liverpool on Monday evening by the Pacific mail steamer Oropesa. The Duntrune left Barry with coal in October for the west coast of South America, with twenty-six hands, and the captain's wife and child. The vessel met a series of terrible gales. Her masts were carried ...

... H.M. ships Terrible, Fort, Philomel, and Tartar are at Durban, and the Magicienne, Thetis, and Widgeon at Delagoa Ray. xne juiore jfarole contained a very laudatory article on Queen Victoria, who, it says, is univer- sally esteemed and venerated. One of the reasons, it adds, why British reinforcements were not landed sooner in South Africa is that the Queen was averse from signing the ...

... EXTENSIVE FIRES. FOUR FACTORIES REDUCED TO RUINS. Just before ten o'clock on Sunday night a fire broke out in Banner Street, City, and the flames spread so rapidly and so fiercely that in less than an hour and a half four factories were reduced to charred ruins. The fire is supposed to have originated on the premises of Messrs. Webber, boot makers, and in addition to these premises the ware- ...

... FIVE CHILDREN BURNT. Five little London children lost their lives in a terrible fire, which occurred at 145, St. George's Street, E., late on Monday night. The scene of the outbreak was a general dealer's shop, situated at the corner of St. George's Street and Cannon Street Road, occupied by a Jew, named Simon Krasnapoliski. Above the shop there were seven rooms, occupied by lodgers. Mr. ...

... General Sir William Butler, who has been granted a month's leave from his command at Devonoort is staying at Pau. YE I OVTNG Cup IS THE TITLE OF HOBNIMAN'S ALMANACK FOB 1900. This pictute, leprelieuting one ot tho-e charming couu fry scenes in Ye Merrie Euk l^nd a century ago, is now being given away i every town und village in the United Kingdom h the 1.000 retailers of Horniman's Pure ...

... INTERESTING ADDRESS BY DR. ROBERTS. On Tuesday evening a public meeting was held at the Town Hill for the purpose of creating local interest in the course of Gilchrist Lectures, which it has been arranged to deliver at Rhyl in the early part of next year; and for hearing an address, from Dr. R. D. Roberts, the Secretary of the Trust explan- atory of the work of the Gilchrist trust. The chair ...