... FLINT. THE ARMENIAN ATROCITIES. The inhabitants of the town had an op- portunity on Monday evening last of listen- ing to a most thrilling and vivid account of the above atrocities by Mr. Joshua Khames, a native of Chaldea, who is now in this coun- try, having! been undergoing a course of theological training at the Nottingham Col lege. Mr. Khames himself and his family are victims of the ...

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... The (e«t that the enniferterj of the victor? at Tnfelgmr occurred thie year oo Sunday, did not diminieh in the leant the ardour of who now, throagh the iiulrumcatahij of the. Nee? league, eeek to perpetuate the proud naval memuriee of the On each occasion a different, scheme of decora* tioa aimed at, and the one seen this year and around the famous Kelson column beside the National Gallery in ...

... A letter was read from tbs clerk to the committee of visitors of the North Wales Counties Lunatic Asylum, slating that the charge lor maintenance of pauper patients be increased from Bs. 2d. to Bs. 9d. per head per week from the Ist of October. The explanation given for the increase was the advance in the price of coal and in commodities generally. DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY GOVERNING BODF. A special ...

... The monthly meeting of the Board was held on Saturday last at Nantglyn. Mr. Ebenezer Evans was in the chair, and there were also present Mr. Bennett Jones (Vice chairman), the Rev. Lewis Williams, the Rev. Isaae Jones. Hr. John Roberts, and Mr. Cadwaladr Hnghet, with the Clerk (Ur. R. Humphreys Roberts). ...

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... Tbe balance in tbe treasurer’s hand* wan reported to £635 is. 7d. During the last fortnight, £33 lie. lOd. bad been expended in the relief of 132 door paupers, against £33 3a to 135 last year. ...

... thk penhhyn quabrymeh at About twenty young men from the Slate Quarry bare found employment the New Coal and Cannel Call lory, and to hoped that in ebort time, employment can found tor more of them. SPECIAL POLICE COURT. SERIOUS CHARGE OF ASSAULT. A* •peeisl meeting of tin Flint MMuttetee, held on Tneedny, Riehnrd Lloyd, of Mount Pleatnnl. wee charged under arreat, with aaannlting John of ...

... . JOSEPH HUGHES, CENTRAL BUILDINGS Mr. Joseph Hughes, grocer, of Central Build. nigs, died on Saturday, after a brief illness, in his 39th year. Born and brought up in the place, and connected with one of the oldest and most highly respected families in the neigh- bourhood, Mr. Hughes was one held in high esteem by all classes, while his urbanity of manner, and generosity, made him an ...

... THE DIOCESAN CONFERENCE. THIS week the clergy of the Diocese of St. Asaph and many representative persons be- side, gather in Denbigh, whare the annual meetings of the Diocesan Conference are held. The Diocesan Conference of the See of Bangor, also meets during the week at Dolgelley. Nearly every denomination have their as- semblies where matters affecting their spiri- ttial and temporal ...

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... PRACTICAL TEMPERANCE, Reformers of all »g«» ate generally taunted with being fadiita, and their work ia often ridiculed and laughed at. Tbia ia due to two canaea, »it, the ignorance of thoaa who laugh, and the unpractical ideaa of the rcformera themaelvea. Their ideal ia more often than not, right, bnt they lack that everyday commonaenae which will reduce the ideal into to the practical. To ...