... SPECIAL POLICE COURT. SATURDAY.—Before Messrs. T. Parry and Lloyd Jones. THEFT OF A COAT. Charles Williams, of Golftyn, was charged in custody with the theft of a coat valued at £1, the property of William Harrington, night watchman, employed at the Kelster- ton Brewery. The prosecutor deposed that he lodged with Thomas Roberts, of Golftyn, and the prisoner lodged at the same house. On the ...

... ST. ASAPH. HARVEST HOME. The anniversary in connection with the above will be held shortly; and an en- deavour is mqde to procure the Rev. Henry Drew, Hawarden, as the special preacher in connection with the English service to be held at the Parish Church. BIBLE SOCIETY. This year, the deputation from the Parent Society will be quite a stranger to this lo- cality, he being the Rev. David Pugh, ...

... THE CHARGE OF THE LANCERS. DEEDS OF HEROISM. Omdurman, Saturday.—British cavalry never did a more heroic deed tlfan was done by the 21st Lancers during the big battle yesterday, when they rode right through 3,000 Dervish horse and foot. The charge formed no part of the Sirdar's plan of battle, and he did not give the word for it, nor did it have any direct bearing upon the supreme issue of the ...

... of the late Mr. ROBERT ), Begs to announce that he has succeeded to the Business lately carried on by Mr. SAMUEL ROBERTS, and previously by the late Mr. ROBERT , and that he has OPENED, at the above well-known address, where, by strict personal attention to business, judicious selection of Stock, and moderate prices, hopes to deserve the patronage so liberally given in the past to his ...

... WOMEN CHAT. The Queen’* Chrmm%* dinner Osborne ia served aitli great ceremony, there being grand display I plate the sideboard and the table. The i-aron beef, woodcock pie, and boar’* heal, are cooked Windsor, and thence despatched Osborne. Turkeys and pee«e figure the menu, together with urn-pudding, and perhaps the vet y b**( mince pies in the world. Christmas card* »how sign becoming less ...

... It is best to start dwarf beans in 3 inch pots (two or three seeds to each), that the plants Can be bedded out on vacant benches when the pots are fall of roots. Excellent yields are tainable in S inch pots also, five or six seeds being need each pot, or in boxes placed in ■pare, light spots in cucumber and melon bouses. Strong bottom-beat and temperatures from 79 to 90 degrees by day, and ...

... Plum and A 4|d. Mixed Fruit - - id. Marmalade (glass tumblers), 3^d. Per Ho. 2d. and 3d. Sardines - Sardines and Tomatoes Salmon (large Tin) Ditto (Crown Brand) Quinton Tomatoes Chivers’ whole ditto - sd. - sjd. - 7d. . sd. - 6d. Finest New Zealand Batter, Is-2d. per lb. Finest Irish Rolled Bacon, sliced . at BcL per lb. Finest Cumberland Cut, 6d. do. Finest Smoked . 9d. da Choice Mild Cured ...

... to ramiad all that Want NEW HATS, To givo him A CALL Splendid Selection of TIES. All Shapca of COLLARS, Caps, Shirts, Umbrellas, Ac, THE LONDON CAMBRIAN Pianoforte & Music Company, ROCHDALE HOUSE, HIGH STREET. RHYL (Opposite the General Peat Ottos). Pianos, American Organs, Ear' moniimm, By BftINSXEAD, BISHOP, and other leading Makers. Liberal Diaamnl for Oath! or easy Urmt of Instruments Let ...

... EDETBNION BUBAL DISTBICT COUNCIL. The monthly meeting of the Edeyrnion Bnnl District Conneil wm held on Friday lest, when there were present Messrs. R. R. Roberts (chairmen), E. Danes, Bettws, Q.Q.; R. E. Jones, John Lloyd, John Jonas, and Godfrey Parry, Corwen ; Robert Wynne Gwyddelwern ; W. E. Williams and Thomas Owen, Llangar: John Haghes, O. Evans, and the Rev. Ivan J. Davies, Llandrillo; ...

... If ealy mail plantation bo deeired, it 1* and more eon van lent to farm it with plante, which may now bo put in It inehce opart in town like diatoneo oaunder. Spread oat the roote of each flatwiee all round, eever with Mil until the eeed ie inchee below the and water to eottle down the eoll round the roote. Yearling ora beet, aa older onee do not taka kindly to tioneplontation. Baade eon alee ...

... Tb« London Oorernment Bill wm« GOBaidcred in committee. Lord Danraren moved, on Clnuee 2, mn amendment providing that no woman ahould eligible for toe office of an alderman or councillor in the new borough council* conetituted hr the bill. He thought that if the an it stood became law the principle which embodied most eventoalljandlogicaltjbe extended toalltbemnoieipal councils in the country; ...

... On Monday, before Ur. William Jonea, and Mr. Carman, William old6eld, Pentre, Flint, waa brought up in custody, charged with being drunk and disorderly in Holywell Sunday. In admitting the offence, prisoner said that as was returning home from ths militia training at Beaumaris, ha stopped at Rhyl and missed the last train home. He slept out, and early on Sunday morning got into public house at ...