VOL. V.—No 261
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THE REVENUE
... The receipts on acoonnt revenue from April 1, 1900, when there was balance of £3.517,047, November 17. 1900, were £64,959,301 agaiimt £63,745.233 in the corresponding period of the preceding financial year, which began with of £8919,173. The net expenditure was £112,789,891 against £70,655,104 to the same date in the previous vear. The Tresisuty balances on November 17,1900, amounted to £4,372 ...
ABERGELE
... URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Tha monthly meeting this Council wee held Monday night, when there Wire preaent, Meeata. Williams (chairmin), Thomac Evans (rice-chairman), John Edwards. J. C. Knight, Pierce Davies, Ed ward Williams, U. R. Perkins, H. Thomas, John Pierce, Dr. Wolstenbolme, Mr. E. A. Crabbe (clerk), and Ur. Rhys Jones (surveyor). THE LATE MR. GOPPINQ, The Chairman before proceeding to ...
FREESIAS
... These delightful (lowers can easily grown in cool greenhouse if attempt be made to force them. The bulbs may be planted any time until October, bat the earlier this is done now the bettei. Lirge roots should be placed from one and ha f two inches apart, and covered with an inch of soil if grown in boxes About 6or 7 roots to escb 6 inch pot. Press the soil down firmly, and stand the pots under ...
Published on SATURDAYS, and forwarded by the Uaila, A&, the Brsnlngs before, and may be had of all
... Published SATURDAYS, and forwarded by the Uaila, A&, the Brsnlngs before, and may be had of all VOL. VI.—No. 296 DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TO JOINERS AND BUILDERS. fTWKDKBS invited ter tha folloviog worts to X to canted oat at tec County Ball. Doobigti (1) Kxteadsaa to* Beach to the Chart aMetiaf the treat al aaw. (2) Pravidiag new Court taaMaeat ewapridat Groad and Fatty dan Bourn, Witness ...
OBOKKS BY POST CAREFULLY ATTENDED
... Chads dtllvered own Vans within » ndfas Six Uilsa. The Ohirk Stores, Denbigh. Established srer Thirty Years. ...
A SUNDAY BATTLE
... DETERMINED STAND. HOT ARTILLERY FIRE. The following from Lord Robert! were homed yesterday ; Bella»t, Aagust 23, 5.3 p.m. Arrived here this luorniug, and had a meet leg noon with Bailer, French, and I’ole-Carew. The lauer report! that his casualties in occu pyiug this place yesterday were—Wounded Lieutenant W. G. Talbot (? Lieutenant W. G. Tarbet), Ist Yorkshire U 1., slight, and 13 men We had ...
REPORT OF BUILDING COMMITTEE
... REPORT BUILDING COMMITTEE. The Chairman gave retumi of the work ol the Building Committee, and was stated that the sale the present buildings bad been etf ecteil, the Governors being now the tenant* Mr. George Jones the purchaser. With regard to the K'dlt-y Crown, it was probable that the conveyance signed by Hnghea, and poniessiun given by tbe Ist of May. The Rev James Charles produced copies ...
PLOUGHING MATCH
... Will take place THUESDAI, FEBRUARY Bth. 1900 (If prevented by Frost, on the following Thursday) in very desirable Field Cnccin Farm. RHUDDLAN, [B; the kind of Ur. Itulterfi]. Prizes follows Pint OUm.—Wheel Ploughs, open to ell comer*; Pint Prize, £6; 2nd. £3; Srd, 4th, £1; sth, 10.. ith,a& Seaeal Ctaw.— open to «U comers. The following condition, to be adhered to: Neither wheel., cutter., ...
FURNISHING Establishment. IS NOW OPEN ia the above promisee
... large show rooms. Tha attention of PoUis is rnpeetfnlljr invited the Extensive, New, and carefully selected Stoek Drawing, Dining, and Bedroom Suites, Kitchen Requisites of every description. Overmantles, Mirrors, &c., &c. Office Furniture. Upholstering, French Polishing, Picture Framing, Repairing, Ac,, done on the yrrmisss sUUad Workmen. Antique Furniture carefully renovated. Funerals ...
THE NORTH WALES TIMES
... CAMBRIAN GOSSIP. There is » movement in Liverpool in favour of the formation of distinctively Welsh regiment of Volunteers in that city. Several German daily papers have published short biographical sketches of the late Principal Edwards, Bala, with articles on bis life nod works. 000 Welsh Weal cyans have made arrangements to issue special medal to commemorate the centenary (which takes place ...
CART HORSE PARADE
... The London Cut Hone Parade in RegentVpart this year attracted to many entries that it was difficult to get through the parade on Whit-Monday. There were all UlB horses and 777 driven. The prizes were given by the Shire Horse Society and the Suffolk Horse Society, and during the march past the Lady Mayoress of London banded the diplomas the drivers of the winning horses or teams. ...