... SPECIAL POLICE COURT. Thursday.—Before Dr. Hughes and Mr. W. T. Rouw. Edward Brown, hawker, St. Asaph, was charged by P.C. Bythel with being drunk and begging in Well Street, about 5 p.m. on the previous night. From the evidence, it appeared that the pri- soner was drunk, and calling in shops, begging bread, &c. On being refused, he became abu- sive. A long list of previous convictions was ...

... l(uj lUIm are perfectly hardy la EnglUh gardens, and it ie a continual matter of regret that their (lately beaaty and brllUaece of colouring are not to well known aa they natnrall; abonld bo, probably bacanao amateur* emninii them to be nearly all extremely aenWtive to cold, the L. eanadenae rarietlea grow from two to fear feet high, aad boar drooping, boll-ebadod flower*, red or orange in ...

... PlayB Hymns, Popular Airs, Qiudrilles, HrautfulH W&ftses, Hornpipes, &c. A mere chila can play it. Cash or easy payments. kJK^HQf List of tone* and fall particulars free. H DRAPER, 0TLAca«i.? I I r, L Globe Furnishing Company COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 13. 14, 16 & 18, PEMBBOJOl liACli, LIVERPOOL. Ftirtj/sh for Cash, or on the Hire-Purchase System. SGTE.-OUR HIRE-PURCHASE ...

... Globe Furnishing Company COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAlt. 12. l. 16 & 18. PSMBHOEK PJAOE. LIVERPOOL. Furaish for Cash, or on the fiirf- Purchase System. NOTE.-OUR HIRE-PURCHASE SYSTEM IS ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ANY OTHER, AND HAS BKEN HIGHLY COMMENDED BY THK WHOLE OF THF )CAL PRES GLOBE FURNISBiNG COMPANY -L the oldest established, a.i*cl by far the most exten- sive Furnishers ...

... Published SATURDAYS, and forwarded the Mails, &c., the Evenings before, and may be had of Newsvendors. VOL. V.—No. 238. •Messrs. D. Boberts ...

... There will be » Train from Denbigh to Buthin on TUESDAY, the 38tb, leaving Denbigh at 9 60, and the Court will •pen 10 15. ...

... CAMBRIAN GOSSIP. There is » movement in Liverpool in favour of the formation of distinctively Welsh regiment of Volunteers in that city. Several German daily papers have published short biographical sketches of the late Principal Edwards, Bala, with articles on bis life nod works. 000 Welsh Weal cyans have made arrangements to issue special medal to commemorate the centenary (which takes place ...

... The London Cut Hone Parade in RegentVpart this year attracted to many entries that it was difficult to get through the parade on Whit-Monday. There were all UlB horses and 777 driven. The prizes were given by the Shire Horse Society and the Suffolk Horse Society, and during the march past the Lady Mayoress of London banded the diplomas the drivers of the winning horses or teams. ...

... 'There is one thing I like about Howell's novels.' Why, what is that ?' They never make you late for an engage- ment.' -0- Wales is believed to be the only nationality in Europe which is without representation upon any national flag or emblem, and her claim for recognition on the Union Jack, and the Royal Shield, and Standard cannot justly be disputed. When Scotland was united to England at ...

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... meeting of the County Coaacil Joint Committee, under the Contageons Diseases Animals Act, it was decided t ask the Board el Agriculture to petition Parlbment to obtato powers to compel all sheep to be dipped at smbo given period. THE PLEASURE FAIR. This annual event took place Thursday, and was observed by large number of peoj”*- Tbetpaeioas fieldnoarH.M. Prisouwa* wellfilled mith Rounds,’ ...