... Mr. O.W. Jones, Borough Printing Works, has just published second edition of A Guide to Flint Castle/by our worthy town clerk (Mr. Henry Taylor, F.S.A.). Mr. Taylor's renown a historian, is sufficient guarantee that the guide, is thoroughly reliable and interesting. Several new features have been added to the second edition, and in view of the proposed commemoration of Richard 111., which ...

... On the motion for the consideration of the Loehearnhead, St. Fillans, and Comrie Railway Bill as amended, Mr. Bryce moved that the bill should be recommitted to a Select Committee, on the ground that the railway would injure the scenery in Upper Strathearn, Perthshire. The amendment was carried by 175.votes to 159, and the Select Committee was instructed to inquire whether the proposed line ...

... FRIDAY.—Before the Mayor(Mr. E. Turnour) presiding, the ex-Mayor (Mr. W. Mellard), Col. Lloyd Williams, Dr. J. Lloyd Roberts, Messrs. E. T. Jones, and John Davies. ...

... May The annual May Fair, better kdowu as Galaumai,’ was held hero on Monday last. As usual, tho town presented brisk appearancebeing filled with farmers, businessmen, and •them This being the usual time lor hiring man and maid servants also, the fair considered one the most, if not the most, important fairs of the years. A large stock of live stock was salt the Green, where auction mart, has ...

... KEPT, AND OFFERED LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. I*iro visions, AS USUAL, LEAD THE WAY IN GIVING SATISFACTION TO ALL. Only the very beet brands of Bacon and Hama Stocked. Prime Vale of Clwyd and Cheshire Cheese. Home-made Bread Fresh Daily. Non thi Address— R. OWEN, 45, High Street & Star Shop, ...

... Begs to announce that all his Departments (both establishments are now fully stocked with the ADVANCED NOVELTIES IN Mantles, Jackets, Furs, Dress Materials, Tailor-m ide Costumes, Millinery, Blouses, Ladies and Gents Waterproof Garments, &c., &c. T.J.W. believes the extent and character of the Goode with which ie prepared this season will fully maintain the reputation of his establishments for ...

... Start Bermuda Easter Lily bulbs os early possible in autumn; supply water sparingly until growth be well commenced ; and exclude frost. It is good practice to cover the pots with ashes, advised in the pot Culture of hyacinths, in cold frame. A gradual rise of temperature to from 70 to 80 degrees by day and from 60 to 70 degrees by night ensures early flowering. Spring planting in suitable ...

... The followine despatch from Lord Roberts wss Issued by the War Office Saturday:— Johannesburg, Nov. 8, 10 a.m. Charles Koox states that takes no credit for the very successful engagement on the Gth, which was due in the first instance to the determination of Le Gallais never to lose touch of the enemy, and secondly to the able way in which Dj Lisle handed the firing line after Gallais and Ross ...

... In connection with the attack on the Prince of Wales, customary judicial form, curious and even ghastly, has just been gone through in Brussels. The magistrate took his seat in the railway compartment in which the attempt was made. Sipido was called upon to reconstitute the scene, which he did by making the gesture of aiming at the Public Prosecutor, who was occupying the place where the ...

... BRITANNIA BUILDINGS. DENBIGH. PUEBISHIHfr AID IRONMONGERS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AT MAKER’S PRICES. Sols Agecta for J, Williams & Son's Celebrated Chaff Cutters & Puleera Wynne Edwards, Hornsby's, & Uaelor's Ploughs. Kitchen Ranges great variety; Register Grates, with and without Tiles; Heating Stoves for Oil and Coal. Sole Agents for the New Sunlight Incandescent Gas Lighting Co., ...

... J, b°ABD OP G UAEDIAMB. fal?rifcQigllt'y Meeting of the above Board fi^av Arb the Workhouse, St. Asaph, on 5 l'e \VPI- I Morgan presided, and t^Uel pe 0 Present Messrs. Joseph Lloyd, fe' ks. Abraham Foulkes, J. H. Ellis, TT Morris Jones, Hugh Hugh Williams, William Jones, r j°yd trr^' Thomas Lloyd (Trefnant), John 1? °yd\T ? 6 Griffith, John Pierce, Thomas nv*&8 i narmon)iT- Howes Roberts, ...

... BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. MRS. THOMAS BARTLEY, RESPECTFULLY b€K« to announce that she continues the business of JOINER AND BUILDER, carried on for so many years her late husband. All work entrusted to her will be promptly and efficiently executed by competent workmen. Mm. Babtlky ventures hope that she will be extended the same patronage as was generously given to her late husband. Address-5, ...