... BOROUGH BREWSTER SESSIONS. v. The annual licensing sessions for the ^orough of Denbigh were held to-day (Fri S^y), before the Mayor (presiding), Messrs. T. Jones, R. C. B. Clough, J. Harrison Jones, John Da,vies, William Mellard, and Ool. Lloyd Williams. Messrs. P. E. Story and W. H. Hughes l'presented the Licensed Victu Hers Asso- ciation. Supt. Jones read his report which was as follows:— 0 ...

... GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE PRIVILEGE ARRANGING THEIR OWN TERMS OF PAYMENT, THEY KNOW BEST THE AMOUNT THEY CAN CONVENIENTLY AFFORD EACH WEEK or MONTH. All Goods e.. ar Oe.ivered Free to any part of the I. uited Kibgdo~r ivate ans it required, charge will made. An inspection of our Stock will once satisfy intending purchasers that give better value than any other House burnishers on the Hire ...

... In his annual report, Mr. Humphreys Roberts explained that children from Flint- shire and outside the school district, held bursaries connected with the school. He doubted whether this was legal, as it was contrary to the letter and spirit of the scheme. The Clerk stated that there were four scholars from outside the school district, viz., three from the Ruthin district, and one from ...

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... from premisoa, oie prepared to enter into Contraat for the hire of Horee, Cart, and Han dally foteaahpnTpoae,theaama to be nnder the direction and auparvieion of the Sanitary Inspector. Sealed Tend ere (marked * Ref Remonl ’) may be aent to me on before Monday, 3rd December next. Dated thia 23rd day of November, 1900. J. PARRY JONES, ,Tovn Clerk. ...

... STRUCK OFF THE LEGION OF HONOUR. The Court of Cassation in Paris on Wednesday continued the examination of documents connected with the evidence in the Dreyfus affair given by the five ex-War Ministers, and this has led them to de- termine to call before them notorily Generals Roget and Gonse, but Colonel Picquart. M. de Pressense has been deprived of the Legion of Honour for having denounced ...

... DOG IN EVIDENCE. The poaching affray upon the estate of Mr. Trese Berry, M.P., during which his two gamekeepers, Wykes and Childs, were dangerously wounded by re- volver shots, was further investigated on Wednesday at Maidenhead. Mr. S. Brain, who prosecuted, stated that the three men who had been arrested on on the charge of unlawful wounding, viz., George Henry Blackman and Henry Adway, of ...

... THE FUNERAL. The funeral was on Thursday, at Whitchurch, and was of a private character. The coffin, (which wasof polished oak, with brass furniture), was made by Mr. J. Morris Davies, the under- taker. The hearse was supplied from the Bull Hotel, and the carriages by Mr. John Williams, Love Lane. In the carriages were the follow- ing—1st, Dr. Lloyd and the Rev. James Char- les 2nd. Mr. E. ...

... MR. BALFOUR ON GOLF. Mr. Balfour on Wednesday took part in a match on some new golf links which Lord Wimborne has laid out near the town of Wimborne. At a luncheon subsequently held, the First Lord of the Treasury, in proposing Prosperity to the Dorset Golf Club, suid moreand more people were beginning to discover that there was no better method of spending a holi- day, no more reasonable or ...

... On Monday, »pecial police w«i held, when Urchard William*, of Llanrhydd Street, was charged before hi* worihip the Mayor (Dr. Hnghe*) and Mr. W. T. Kouw. with being drunk and disorderly. Alter few inmates discussion, the justice* discharged the prisoner with caution. ...

... The Archbishop of Canterbury, presiding on Wednesday at the annual meeting of the National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church, held at the Sanctuary, Westminster, observed that on the whole the working of the new Voluntary Schools Act had given general satisfaction to the Church. The predictions which had been indulged in that the ...

... CAMBRIAN GOSSIP. Were this terrestrial globe equally divided among its inhabitants in accordance with the gospel of which Dr. Pan Jones is the apostle, the area to be apportioned to each individual, according to the latest computa- tion of the earth's population, would be about 23f acres. George Borrow, author of that extremely interesting work called Wild Wales,' and a passionate admirer of ...