... DEATH. MATTHEWS.—At her residence, 44, West Parade, Rhyl, on the 12th inst, in her 74th year, Jane, lelict of the late Charles Matthews, of this town. WILLIAMS.—Oh the 5th inst., at 4, Blackburn Street, Higher Openshaw, Manchester, aged 49, Mary, the wife of Walter Williams, printer, lata of Rhyl, and wti4 interred in Droylsdea Ceme- tery. ...

... [ BIRTH. —— I'OULKES.—January 26, at 10, High Street, Rhyl, tie wife of J. F. W. Foulkes, of a soc. Amos Brothers, Cheapest Printers in Rhyl— ...

... THE ABERGELE YAjNTDALISIT. While Lord Dundonald is gaining national fame and glory by his skill and courage on the field of battle in South Africa, his wife, Lady Dundon- ald, is gaining an unenviable notoriety at home by her wanton destruction of the beautiful avenue of trees which is so charming a feature of the road leading from the Pensarn Station to Abergele. The destruction of this ...

... DEATH. ELLIF.—On the 21st inst.—suddenly—Henry Ellis Brynllwvn Farm, Gwaenysgor. Aged 31 years Interment at Prestatyn Churchyard on Saturday leaving Brynllwyn 1 p.m. ...

... DEATH. On the 23rd of February at Plas-yn-Roe, St. Asaph, Emily Louisa, widow of John Burton. The Old Parsonage. Gresford and second daughter of John Box, M.R.C.S. late of Abing- don, Berks. Aged 59. Canon (jore, speaKing at surDiton, said a pro- longed experience had led him to have a poor opinion of the suburbs of London. He found it was possible to appear extremely respectable in them, and ...

... DEATHS. j WILLIAMS.— On March 1st. at Chru-irvoiifthirf, ajied 65 years, the Rev. J. J | Wi.llama, Bnprist Minister. ...

... BIRTH. BEOMLEY.-Oa the 3rd inst., ihi wlfeof R. Bromley, County Coroner, of a son. ...

... ANOTHER CASE OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—This (Friday) morning. be/?r,e H. Ellis, a young woman named Ann Melville, St. Paul's Terrace, Colwyn Bay, was cliaigea with attempting to com- mit suicide on Friday morning. Peier Edwards. Bedford Street, said tbat about 5-30 a.m. he saw the prisoner walking bv the river bank and shortly afterwards she walked into the rive and threw her- se:f on her back ...

... EASTER VESTRY. This meeting was held at the Church House, Rhyl, on Friday evening. There was a good attendance. The Rev. J. Griffiths was voted to the chair. After the formal business had been comple- ted, Mr. Talbott, petjple's warden for St. Thomas'. read a statement of accounts, which had been audited by the churchwardens. Receipts: St. Thomas'—Church expenses, L401 15s. special objects, ...

... BIRTH. BBATTXB. -May 3, at Epworth College, the wife of C. Beattie, of a BOD. DEATH. HABLBT.—On Aprill 30th, at 1, Morley BOld. Rhyl, alter great suffering borne with christian fortitude, Thomas Harley. Aged 70 years. ...

... DEATH. WBIOKEV•— May 7th, at Denver House, Rhyl, aged 63, Frances, widow of the late Francis Wngley- No cards. ...

... DEATH. Bmmws.-On Saturday, Sept. 22nd, ot Russell House. Rhyl, Elizabeth Colding, Ithe Veloved wife of Abraham Burrows, Esq.. J.P., in her 77th year. Friends will kindly accept this (the only) intimation. The funeral took place on Tuesday, Sept. 25tb, at Atherton Cemetery at mid-day. IN MEMORIAM. EWIBDB.—In sad bnt loving memory of my be. loved husband, John Edwards, Trevor Boue.30, River ...