... toilet ware, toilet glasses, chests of drawers, bedroom fenders, flock beds, wood cot with mattress to fit, brass rail fire guard, table with large leaf, kitchen table with two leaves, round table, kitchen chairs, mangles, wicker cradle, dolly peg, kettles ...

... lugs, ornaments, bird cage, docks, toilet set, towel rail, office table, with two drawers, mu^ic Canterbury, meat mincer, fire-guard, and tb- usual kitchen utensils. Sale at 2 o'clock. 3150f K. Walter Jones. Under a Deed of Assignment. HONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER ...

... attack was renewed to-day, when the Eleventh Division, snpported by General Hamilton and the Soots Guards, took a part of the hills under a heavy rifle fire. The Boera fought with great stubbornneaa, and brought all their heavy gnns and pom-poms into action ...

... boped, be provided. The piano, which has just been obtained as the result of a school concert, has brightened the drill. Fire- guards are wanted. BERSUAII VILLAGE SCHOOLS. Boys' School. — This school continues to be con- ducted with marked zeal and success ...

... ut Ruthin on Friday. A child, Zh years of no,?, was burned at Wrex- ' ham on Saturday morning. It is the old story — j no guard, mother out, llhu matches handy. Tiie assembling of the Imperial Yeomanry has ever /where caused the must lively interest. ...

... very hot here, and the water ia awful ; we have to drink water with dead bodies in it. We were guarding a station tho other day when the Chinese were firing big guns at ns. Oue Bheli knocked thirteen down, killed two, and oue poor chap from Bersham got ...

... aacrifice of some fourteen lives. , In 1&61 tbe King Of Prussia, waa twice fired at but cot hit, by the student Becker at Baden, and in the following year a student named Buesioa fired at the Queen of Greeco. Four year* l«t er Abrahmam ljincoln— a better and ...

... was under fire I never thought of food or drink, as I was thinking too much abont my poor wife and children, and all of you at home. The Boers had put the grass on fire for miles around, so that when we were in position we were between two fires. Many were ...

... prerent him following bis ?? in, after receiving full disablement . for a continuous period of five years, y shall ba reduced to fire shilling! per wi k. These remedies hare been submitted members, and on Monday it was re- i not to agree to tbe proposed of ...

... entrench itaelf on the rising ground ; but the straggle was hopeless, for it had not a single gun with which to reply to the Boer fire. Little change is reported in the southern districts of the Free Slate. The Soers are penetrating still further south, and ...

... A remarkably interesting letter has been received by the parents of Trooper Walter Jones, of A Squad- ron of the 2nd Life Guards, now at the front. His parents live in Park-street, Khosddu, Wrexham, and the trooper is well-known in the town. He IS a, ...

... and sun and bullets, j The force of Sir Geo. White, on the other hand, had j clean khaki and pipe-clayed straps and formed a guard of honour for us. They looked half starved, and seemed paler than they actually were by eon- contrast with oar rough looking ...