... Axe the Best WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS of the day for all CLASSES _OF GOODS. Cloths, Flannels, Tweeds, Serges, Rugs, Blankets, Quilts, & Tarns. T!IY WM. , Estah. PANDY MILLS, 1780. CABRWYS. Testimonials from all parts. Attend—DENBIGH, every Wednesday, ih« Golden Lion Inn. —MOLD, every other Saturday, at Ihf Star Hotel. HOLYWELL, every Friday. EVAN THOMAS, RADCLIFFE & CO CARDIFF. MOVEMENTS OF ...

... Denbigh, September 19tb.—A large supply of fruit, with good demand; but prices were lower. Other without change. Prioes -.—Wheat, 9s to 9« Sd; barley, 6d to 8a 6d: oats, 5s per hobbet. Fresh butter. Is 2d 4d; ditto, small tuba, to Is large tubs, lid per lb. Eggs. 12 to 14 for a Is. Fowls, 3s to 4s; and ducks, 4s Od to 5s per eouple. Apples, to 3e 2d per 126; small round plums, Id per umut; ...

... st & 2nd Prize throughout Wales ...

... IS SHE AT WAR ANOTHEK DESPATCH FKOM GENERAL PRAISE FOR HIS TROOPS. The following was issued last evening:—The Secrotary for India received day tho following telegram from Sir A. Gaselee : • Our losses during the day (? August 15) were extremely small; hut 1 have no details yet. • I believe that the Japanese lost heavily. They bad the hardest task. ‘To-osyl endeavouring to concentrate the men ...

... Warehouse, High Street, RHYL. GREAT Clearance Sale Preparatory to the disposal of the Business. The large and select Stock of Pianos, Organs, Violins, Mandolines, Melodeons, Flutes, and other Instruments, Musical Fittings, Sheet & other Music, Together with Stock of HIGH CLASS JAPANESE GOODS, Will be offered! at RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES TO CLEAR. Immense Eednctions on all Goods. The Sale will ...

... Altar high winds it is most important to sxamins ton rosss, and rsplaes any of ths protecting materials that displaced; and the earns time it it advisable look specially to standard treos, with a view of seeing that their supports are firm. THE KITCHEN GARDEN. HOT BEDS. Hot-beds made daring January will be »ory ntefnl for forwarding early crops. Manors from highly fad horses,at livery stables ...

... Are the Best WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS of the day for all CLASSES _OF GOODS. Cloths, Flannels, Tweeds, Serges, Rugs. Blankets. Quilts, & Yarns. WM. , Estab. MILLS, 1780. CAEBWTS. IESTIMONIAUS FROM ALL PARTS. Attend—DENBIGH, every Wednesday, at the Golden Lion Inn. —MOLD, every other Saturday, the Star Hotel. _ HOLYWELL, every Friday. ...

... CAMBRIAN GOSSIP. The Rev. Hopkyn Rees, missionary Chi- Chon, declares that be found his knowledge of the Welsh language of great assistance in learning Chinese. The idiom the t>vo languages is, be says, identical. Mr. L. D. Jones, of Bangor, the secretary the committee formed twelvemonth ago to promote the teaching of Welsh in schools, has now summoned meeting of the committee to held at ...

... THE FINANCES THE BOARD The Clerk submitted statement of receipts and expenditure for year ended the 29tli of September. 1699, copy of which appeared in onr issue of last week, and appears also in the fSanutr of this week. From the statement it appears that tbe income during tbe year was £2,277 15s. 3d., and the expenditure £1,789 Bs. Bd., leaving balance of £4BB 6s. 6d. in the hands of the ...

... THE NATIONAL SCHOOLS. Diatribation of prizes took piece the Flint Mountain Schools on Monday last, and at Pentre National Schoo’s, on the previous Friday. The prizes wore given Mrs. Nicholas. COUNCILLOR RYAN. We are pleased to learn that Councillor T. Ryan after severe illness is making good progress for recovery. A visit of the Town Councillors to inspect the Liverpool Public Baths has had to ...

... (OUR OWN BLEND), At the same Price, giving our customers exactly the same value WILLIAMS & SON. 44. High Street, Denbigh. ♦ nx* f« « ex® e ♦ nx* V) Symington's Edinburgh Coffee ♦ Essences are made from a se- £ lection of the finest coffees grown. * Sold in small and large bottles by all Grocers. 2 ...

... •nfint in the classes. In Premium the competitors showed great skill the first prize butter being very difficult to u».it in any competition. Great interest was sho-.'U in the prize butter exhibited by s Sinai Owen, Hafod Elwy It was made to represent the leek, the shamrock, he thistle, and the rose-the emblems of the four nationalities, and the whole was surmounted by a representation a harp. ...