... ■At a harvest festival service at Llaatrissant, Weles. last week, a labouring nan beirg cmrk was pushed cut of the church Fe fell gairet a tenbttene, and received fatal injuries. It is t-tatid that the preliminary negotiations for £ 0 t cquisition of (he smalle r slate quarries in North ales by a f-yunicate were completed en Friday. An outbreak of scarlet fever is Jreported from ...

... INCIVILITY AT RHYL. Tu the Editor of the RHYL ADVERTISER. SIR,-Will you p fford me space to suggest to the housekeepers of Rhyl who are accustomed to let lodgings that they are not all either wise or civil. Wisdom in their line consists in doing their utmost to keep Visitors in the town as long as possible. In that they will not succeed if they are indifferent to their visitors reason. able ...

... CARMEL. THE BRITISH SCHOOL.—An example which may well be followed by others has been shewn by Mr Williams, Carmel, the parent of one of the children attending the British School, who on the occasion of his child's birthday generously provided all the School children with a substantial treat. Through his liberality the children, who attend the School partook on Thursday last, of a splendid tea ...

... THE great Liberal victory won at Liverpool in December last by Mr. S. SMITH filled the Tories not only of Liverpool but of every city and town in the United Kingdom with consternation, and excited no small amount of wonder as to what had been the real causes of their defeat and of the Liberal victory. That consternation has not yet subsided, nor have the cravings of that won- der been ...

... BIRTHS. HUGHES-May 22nd, at No. 19, Edward Henry street, Rhyl, the wife of R. E. Hughes, of a son. SNOWDEN—May 21st, the wife of Mr John Snowden, 37, Queen-strest, Rhyl, of a daughter. DEATHS. ROBERTS—On the 22nd inst., at 34, West parade, Rhyl, after a long and painful illnoss, Mrs Martha Roberts, late of the Royal hotel, Rhyl, aged 83 years. SIMPSON—At West bank, Ruthin, on the 14th inst., ...

... An important change in the Assize arrange- ments of the country is announced. The system of grouping counties is to be aban- doned. The Oxford Circuit will be taken by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr Justice A. L. Smith South Wales Circuit, Mr Justice Stephen; North Wales Circuit, Mr Justice Wills. Both civil and criminal business will be taken at these assizes, which, in conse- quence of ...

... It hs been docidei to ask Lord Salisbury to fix his visit to Carnarvon for Primrose Day, April 18th, when it is proposed to have a great demonstration of Primrose League Ha- bitations for North Wales. ...

... Prompt settlement is one of the chief attractions of ir.RU rance, and those companies who are prompt in the discharge of the claims made upon them de serve the supp rt or all sections of the community It is but just a fortnight since the disastrous fire at the Free Trade Hall, a1.d the following letter will show how complete the assurance companies have concluded their business in connection ...

... LLRRTES anb The news of the death of Mr Absalom Humphreys cast a deep gloom over the morning service at the Welsh Wesleyan chapel, on Sunday last. A few had heard the news before entering the chapel, but the majority (including the Rev. Isaiah Jones who officiated) heard it for the first time after the service had commenced. Since Brunswick chapel was opened, Mr and Mrs Humphreys occupied a ...

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... Correspondents are requested to give their name and address when sending communications. Orders, Advertisements, &c., to be addressed to the Publishers; and all cheques, P.O. Orders, &c. to be made payable to the Proprietors, AMOS BROTHERS Advertiser Office, Rhyl. To ensure insertion all correspondence should be received not later than noon on Thursdays. We cannot undertake to return rejected ...

... made out on Tuesday evening last in favour of selecting Rhyl as the site for the North Wales College. Mr MOSTYN WILLIAMS has, by his valuable contribution to the subject, added another powerful claim to the gratitude of his adopted town which ho has in so many ways benefitted already. For several months he has made this special subject his study, and has prepared the way in which to enlist the ...