... FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CONTRIBUTORY BOROUGHS OF FLINT. ELECTORS AND FELLOW COUNTRYMEN.— HAVING been urged by influential Liberals from all your Boroughs, to come forward as the Liberal Candidate for the seat now vacant by the death of Mr Ellis-Eyton, I willingly place my services at your disposal. As I have for years taken an active part in political matters in Wales, my views ...

... intention to move at the board on Monday last that the time of meeting should be changed from 10 in the morning to six in the evening, but seeing that several members were absent the proposer thought he would be taking undue advantage by proceeding with the question, so he determined to abandon it, and gave notice that he would pursue it at the next meeting. If this motion is carried, the ...

... Representative Government in theory fa one thing, in practice it is another. The theory supposes that the whole body of the community or at least a considerable portion of it, should through its deputies excercise that ultimate controlling !power which, in every country where there is a constitutional Government, must reside somewhere. And still further, it postulates a comparative equality in ...

... TO OUR READERS. We must beg the indulgence of our readers this week, in not being able to insert the usual matter. The length of the report of the Great Liberal Demonstration precludes us inserting our leading article on it, extracts from our contempories on Mr Gladstone's speech, our column of notes and summary, Notes by the Man about Town, the tale Shore to Shore, and other matter, but ...

... FOREIGN TARIFFS.—At a grand delegate meet- ing, representing 50,000 colliers in South Wales and Monmouthshire, held at Nelson, near Pontypridd, it was resolved to call a confei ence of all the trades, for the purpose of taking united action with reference to the foreign tariffs. A deputation is to wait upon the Board of Trade to advocate their abrogation. It was also decided to ask the men at ...

... To the Editor of the RHYL ADVXBTJSER. SlE'—I° conversation with one of the guarantors the other day I was surprised to learn how badly the Band Committee are supported by tbe resident! ProPerty in the town. I oould hardly credit the statement made by my informant Peo- pie who are indebted to Rhyl for so much have so far given nothing, and show but little sympathy with the praiseworthy efforts ...

... RIIYLa CHRIST CHURCH BRITISH SCHOOLS.—These éhooL, have just received tho result of their examinations f jr the year ending January 31st, 1884. 9) per cent. passes were obtained, resulting in a grant of £21fJ. LECTURE.—-On Friday last, at the Y.M.C.A. rooms Dr. Barstow Carstairs delivered a lecture, the suh- jec-t being Reminiscences of China and the East. The chair was taken by Mr James ...

... MR. JOHN BRIGHT ON THE IRISH PARTY. At the weekly meeting of the Tullamore Board of Guardians on Wednesday, the following letter was read from Mr. John Bright in reply to a communication from the board, forwarding a petition in favour of the Land Bill 132, Piccadilly, London, April 4. Dear Sir,—I will present your petition to the House of Commons. Nothing can be done this session. A. committee ...

... ai^ aQl an a(^vocate of Church Establishments, the f'^ earnes% desire to Bee them rising to that estimation of their work—let them do po-ty an ...

... MARRIAGE 0FTES3~S7 L. WILLIAMS, ELWY VILLA. Last week we briefly reported a very pleasing incident—namely, a presentation made by the mem- bers of the English Presbyterian Church and Sunday School to Miss Sarah Louisa Williams (youngest daughter of the Rev. John Williams, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Calvin- istic Methodists), Elwy Villa, on the occasion of her approaching ...

... THE NEWMARKET ENDOWMENT. To the Editor of the RHYL ADVERTISER. SIR,—My object in addressing you in your publication of May 19th was not to defend any person, but to advocate a general and important principle—viz., the application of small endow- ments to educational purposes. I do not therefore demur to the charge which is brought against me of being, or at any rate wishing to be, an education ...

... A RUTHIN FARMER SLANDERING HIS OLD SERVANT. At the last County Court hpld at Rhyl an action to recover damages for malicious prosecution and slander against Richard Hughes, farmer, Ffordd las, near Ruthin, by David and Anne Salisbury. Mr Marshall, Chestera(intsructed by Messrs Lloyd and Roberts,\Ruthin),^conducted the case for the plaintiffs and Mr M. Louis, appeared foi the defence. The ...