... The value of the worn out clothing returned into stores each year by the soldiers of the egular Army is £ 50,000. ...

... BIRTHS. SVAMS—A.pril 6th, the wife of Mr. John Evana, t&ilor, Park Street, Denbigh, of a daughter. HQGKBS—March 2nd, the wife of Mr. William Hughes, 10, Park Avenue, Oswestry, of a daughter. JONES—April 7th, the wife of Mr. Evaa O. Jones, New Street, BI sen an Fesiiniog, of a triplets-two d&o;hterti had one son. WILLIAMS-April 9th. at 81, Henllan Street, the wife or 5tr. William Conway ...

... Cardiff. April 19th. 1900. a. s. ‘Lady Lewis,’ espeztsd leave Cape Town on instvnt, (or Bay. s.s. ‘Sir \V. T. Lewis,’ left Havre tor Sew York, s.s, ‘ Shandon.’ pass Gibraltar ter Bombay, 17th. s.s..* Chulmleigh.’ sailed Bombay lor Antwerp and London, 14th. ‘ Southport’ and ‘ Westward Ho.’ bnilding. Tha finest Coffee Ettence that mon-y can buy it Symington's Edin'o Coffee Essence. Maine cup Sin ...

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... Owing to pressure on our space, we have been compelled to hold over several reports, including Prestatyn and Abergele Urban Councils, Caerwys, Rhyl, and Ehuddlan news, Bala District Council, &c., &c- ...

... Continue blanening by wrapping each plant closely round with thick bands of bay, to within foot of the top, earth up the steins in dry weather nearly high as the bay bauds reach CARROTS. Carefully raise the main crop before thn advent of autumn frosts, and after cutting off the tops close to the crowns, and lightly brushing away the earth, either store tbem in dry sand or soil in cool shed or ...

... BIRTHS. ALLETSOX—September 11th, at Connah's Qsay, the wife of Mr. William Alletson, of a son. BARNARD—September 11th, the wife of Mr. John Baraard, Ty'nlleohwedd, Llidlarnau, Bala, of a son. BELLTS— September 12t.li, the wife of Mr. Thomas Bellis, Fii; fiell, Dnbib, of a son. EVASS — September 12th, the wife of Mr. Thomas B/ans, Nant Gwyn, Nantglyn, of a son. JONKS—September 12ch, the wife of ...

... BIRTHS. DAVOSS—April 16th, the wife of Mr. John Davies, Geurfron, Llangollen, of a BOD. HCGHM—April 16th, the wife of Mr. Hughes, Aust- ralia houses, Garth, Llangollen, of a daughter. i'OWLANDS—April 9th, the wife of Mr. H. T. Row- lands, Llwyn Taaf, Llanrhaladr, near Denbigh, of a EOTLEB—April 18th, the wife of Mr. Robert Royles, Factory Place, Denbigh, of a son. WILLums-April 13th, the wife ...

... CAPITAL—FIVE MILLIONS. FUNDS—POUR MILLIONS. The Right) Hon. Lord ROTHSCHILD, Obaibhan. ROBERT LEWIS. Chief Secretary, Okie! Office— BARTHOLOMEW LANE, LONDON. LIFE. Potieia fndtsputaile and raurietiont. Liberal reinioatamanl and Nonforfeiture plana, A lou and limited expenditure. Large Bonxute Ample Security In Large Accumulation! and Capital. pHTe. Inmranaea eompleted expedltlensly Moderate ...

... BIRTHS. BIZN N.]Tr -July 2nd, at Shotton, Connah's Quay, the wife of Captain Benjamin Bennett, pilot, of a son. HUGHES-J une 29th, at Primrose Hi11, Connah's Qaiy, the wife of Captain Joseph Hughes, of a son, LLOYD-July 9th, the wife of Mr. David Lloyd, labourer, Coppy Road, Henllan Street, Denbigh (and Ystrad Farm), of a daughter. PHCLLIP3—June 28th, at 39, Eagle Street, Holborn, London, the ...

... BIRTHS. JONES-January 4th, the wife of Mr. Thomas Jones, Tjf'nycoed, Northop, of a daughter. WALLIs-January 5th, the wife of Mr. W. Freeman Wailis, solicitor, Oswestry, of a daughter. WILLIAMS-.Tanuary 10th, at New Brighton, Bagillt, the wife of Mr. Samuel Williams, of a son. MARRIAGES. j ANWYL—HUGHES—January 6th, at Bethel chape1.' Pecygroes, near Garnarvon, by license, by the Revs* j ...

... BIRTHS. —Feb. 25th, at 49, Queen Street, HighSeld, Pemberton, Lancashire, the wife of Mr. E. Davies, coachman, Rhual, Mold, of a daughter—still-born. GBlFfMH3—Match 10th, at Golftyn, Ocnnah's Quay, the wife of Mr. William Griffiths, painter, of a son. J9NSB March 3;cu at Castle Villa, Bagillt, the wife ef vie. It. T. J;)nea %'cot.ductor of Betiiania Wesleya-i Chapel Choir), of a aou. ...