The Weekly News and Visitors' Chronicle for Colwyn Bay Colwyn Llandrillo Conway Deganwy and Neighbourhood

J. M. PORTER, THE ESTATE OFFICE, COLWYN BAY. BUILDING SITES, FOR ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY TO BE SOLD ON CHIEF OR OTHERWISE. Particulars and plans of several hundred acres Comprising all the best land in the neighbourhood. Residences and other Properties for FOR SALE. liouses (furnished and unfurnished) TO LET. Apartments to Let. OLWYN BAY-EDELWEIS, Private Boarding C liouse-The Misses Reteineyer.2 2S. per 156-52 SUPERIOR APARTMENTS, situated near the Sea and Woods. Good Cooking, &c. £ erms moderate. Apply N. Office of this _aper, Colwyn Bay. 262—13 To Let. TO LET, Furnished House, or Apartments with or without Board. Hurst Green, n Road, Colwyn Bay. 275—2 PRIVATE HOUSE to be Let Furnished. Apply, H. C., c/'o the Misses Retemeyer, ension Edelweiss, Grove Park, Colwyn Bay. 275-13 HOUSE to be Sold or Let Furnished. Apply Thos. Robinson, Oak Cottage, Colwyn 274-5 To be Sold. PIECE Old Oak Furniture for Sale. Panels 300 years old. Capesthorne Towers, !>enade, Colwyn Bay. 273~3 OLD NEWSPAPERS. Quantities of 25lbs. and upwards. Weekly News Office, ^nway. To Tradesmen and others. ACCOUNTS of all descriptions made up, &c. Rents and Debts collected by a competent Person. Apply, "Accountant," Office of this Pjfoer, Conway 152- Money. MORTGAGES.—^5,400 to be advanced upon freehold or leasehold securities in Colwyn Cay or neighbourhood, in sums not less than ^Jioo at 4 to 5 per cent interest according to the purity. Apply, Percv Hignett, Solicitor, Colwyn °ay- 263—1 0 Fees unless Cash is advanced. T MONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY 0 Tradesmen, Farmers, Lodging-house Keepers, and others, repayable by easy instalments. Call Or Write, in strict confidence, to GEORGE PAYNE, Accountant, 3, Crescent Rd., Rhyl. ^ad Offirp Manchester. Established 1870. 267—52 Building Sites at Conway. IHE cJ:ÐR-W-:1j Consisting of NINE FREEHOLD SITES, POITIMANDING magnificent Views, will be Sold by rivate Treaty, the Lots ranging from 1,000 to 1,200 square yards. Apply to Mr. A. W. JONES, BRYN CORACH, 272- CONWAY. trinity College, London. For Musical Education and Examination. Instituted 1872. LOCAL EXAMINATIONS, 1894. j. regulations, with dates, are now to be had r°ni the Local Secretary: MR. JAMES BURWELL, Abbey Grove, Colwyn Bay, Chairman of the Local Committee. llandudno Centre—T. T. MARKS, ESQ., C.E. Colwyn Bay Centre—J. LEWIS, ESQ., Junr., Eithog. 269- "ILI S, LEWIS BROS., TAILORS. SPRING SHOW This Day, LEWIS BROS., solicit inspection of their Magnificent Stock for Spring and Summer High Class Suitings, Trouserings, 8f Overcoatings. t??'s not only that LEWIS BROS.' Prices .for hot? S" Class Goods are much below other arp?' ?"? ? ? Style of the Garments, which ?oeautifuUy Finished and Fit splendidly. to r)?? Leading Lines are all Special and up -'?te. "-?- Fancy Worsted Trousers, 13/6. '?- Fancy Scotch Tweed Trousers, T-D ?-?S. -?-B. Bla,ck Serge Coat and Vest, -j- to measure, 30/ -?-B. Fancy Scotch Tweed Suits, T ? to measure, 42/ -o. Bla-ck Worsted Coat and Vest, to measure, 28/6. Patterns on application. LF_kv gentl IS BROS.' traveller will wait upon 'Alerlt. enl,n on receipt of Post Card for appoint- I- LEWIS BROS., TAILORS, BRADFORD HOUSE, CONWAY ROAD, COLWYN BAY. 163-46 Sales by Mr. F. A. Dew. F. A. D EW, AUCTIONEER, SURVEYOR, VALUER, AND LAND AGENT, Llewelyn Chambers, COLWYN BAY. Ten years ( including five years' articles) with two of the largest firms of Land Agents in the country. AUCTIONS of Landed Estates, Freehold and Leasehold Business Premises, House Property, Building Land, Hotels, Live and Dead Farming Stock, Household Furniture, Pictures, Books, and Plate. VALUATIONS of Estates, Business Premises, Private Residences, Building Land, Standing Timber, Agricultural Property (inclti(iiiii ,? Tetiant Right Valuations under Agreement or the Agri- cultural Holdings Act) Dilapidations, &c, and for Probate, Mortgage, Trustees, Business Transfers, Hotels, &c. MORTGAGES ARRANGED SALES BY PRIVATE TREATY. HOUSES TO LET- Furnished & Unfurnished. Infoi-inatior, give" of Houses, Btiildint,- Estates, Farms, Country Residences, and Business Pre- mises for Sale or to let in all parts of North Wales. FIRE, LIFE, AND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. The Offices occupy the most prominent and central position in Colwyn Bay, thus affording unequalled publicity to all Auction Announce- ments. 120- A List of Houses to he Let Furnished during the Spring and Summer months will shortly be published, and particulars of such houses should be sent as early as possible. FOR SALE. BY PRIVATE TREATY. FREEHOLD.— Several very choice PLOTS of BUILDING LAND also a large selection of Superior RESIDENCES, suitable for occupation or investment in Colwyn Bay and neighbourhood. HOUSES WANTED.—Almost daily applica- tions for Furnished and Unfurnished Houses.— No charee made unless actual business results. MORTGAGES.—Wanted to advance at low interest on sound freehold investments, sums of ^3°°> .£600. £800, and £ 1,200. FOR INVESTMENT.—Several substantially built and well let Residences for Sale, shewing 6 per cent interest on purchase money. FOR SALE. The only available corner ,? site it, the cetitre of the town. Freehold. Builditit Price and full particulars on application. Fire and Life Insurance in all its branches. Agent for the Alliance Fire and Life, the Man- chester Fire, the Norwich and London Accident, and other old established Offices. TO LET. FURNISHED. Several Houses in good positions in Colwyn Bay and neighbourhood. Rents varying accord- ing to accommodation. Full particulars of F. A. DEW as above. A MEITING In connection with the C.E.T.S., will be held in St. Paul's Mission Room, Colwyn Bay, On MONDAY, MAY 21st, at 8 p.m., When it is expected that the Rev. CANON ROBERTS Will give a short LECTURE on His Experiences during his Visit to the Continent, 'Vith the -?agic Lanterii. Also a inost te "2??ting MUSICAL PROGRAMME AND ADDRESSES Will be given by Members of the Society. 274-2 ESTABLISHED 1817. ;>4 0 o >t o IA.. Edward Jollles& Son (THE COUNTY TAILORS), STANLEY BUILDINGS, CONWAY. The most complete Outfitting Establishment in the Principality." PATRONISED BY THE LEADING FAMILIES IN THE COUNTY. LIVERIES from the Plainest to the most Elaborate, at moderate prices. SHOOTING, BOATING, GOLFING, TENNIS AND CRICKETING OUTFITS-A SPECIALITY. Magnificent Range of Harris'Tweeds. LINCOLN BENNETT'S, AND CHRISTY'S FELT 4ND SILK ELATS- DENTS' GLOVES. STURTS' HOSIERY. Customers waited upon by appointment only. 274-4 TO IMPROVE THE SIGHT Yau should wear only HENRY LAURANCE'S IMPROVED SPECTACLES AND EVE GLASSES, WHICH HAVE PROVED BENEFICIAL TO THOUSANDS. HUNDREDS of unsolicited Testimonials have been received from grateful wearers, in- cluding many of the leading Oculists, Medical Gentlemen, the Clergy, &c., whose sight has been benefited by their use when other Spectacles had failed. A lengthened list of Testimonials gratis on application to LLEWELYN JONES, Chemist and Optician, LANCASTER SQUARE, CONWAY, By whom these celebrated Spectacles are sold. N.B.-Ask for Henry Laurance's Spectacles and Eye Glasses; all are stamped H.L., without this none are genuine. 222-26 SALES BY MR. W. F. WILLIAMS REES. W. F. WILLIAMS-REES, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, Auctioneer, &c., COLWYN. Resident Agent for the Colwyn Land Co. Lim. MONTHLY SALES OF FURNITURE, HOUSE- HOLD GOODS, CHATTELS, &c. The first week in every month at the Public Hall, Colwyn Bay. Parties having Furniture, &c., for disposal, will do well to send in lists to Mr Williams-Rees, Handel House, Abergele Road, Colwyn Bay. First Sale MARCH 8th, 1894. 209— Sale by Mr. John Pritchard. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. VALE OF CONWAY. ALE of useful Freehold up-land Farm, near Talybont, in the Parish of Caerliun. S Mr. JOHN PRITCHARD Will Sell by Auction at THE CASTLE HOTEL, CONWAY, on FRIDAY, 18th day of MAY, 1894, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to the Condi- tions of Sale to be then read, all that Freehold Dwelling House, Farm Outbuildings & Lands, Known as FFRITH Y BONT," situate in the Parish of Caerhun. in the County of Carnarvon, and containing 56 Acres or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mr. Robert Roberts. For further particulars apply to Messrs. WM. JONES & PORTER, Solicitors, Conway and Colwyn Bay, -274 or to the AUCTIONEER, Bangor. I I GRAND CHORAL FESTIVAL. THE DIOCESAN FESTIVAL OF ST. ASAPH will be held in ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, COLWYN BAY, On TUESDAY, JUNE 5th, 1894. It is expected that about 500 TRAINED CHORISTERS will take part. SERMONS WILL BE DELIVERED BY THE LORD BISHOP OF BANGOR. AND THE LORD BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH. 271- I I Colwyn Bay May-Day Festivities Balance Sheet. DR. CR. 1894. £ s. d. 1894. £ s. d. May, Paid by Mr Stanley for Stationery, May. Balance in hand from 1893 3 10 o Stamps, &c. 1 1 o Subscriptions received, as per List 32 < 3 K. G. Edwards, for Children's Gate Money •• 5 3 1 Tea and Drivers'Supper, &c. II 17 6 Various amounts allowed off Tradesmen's R. E. Jones & Bros., for Printing 246 Accounts. o 12 4 T. J. Dowell for Ribbons for May Pole 1 3 11 Programmes .046 for use of Public Hall .9 2 Lidbetter & Longmaid for BLins o 16 n E. P. Jones for Buns oroof W. S. Wiliams. o 10 o J. Davies for Buns .090 Massey & Co. for Buns 056 J. R. Morris for Billposting 056 Lifeboat 400 Band .300 W. H. Powlson 1 2 10 Allen & Sons 056 Sergt. Morris for Services.. 1 1 o J. Harley-Humorous Exhibit.. o 10 o W. Dunning for Services. 0 5 0 F. Madren for Fixing Pole, &c.040 M. Cross for Milk o 9 n Secretaries' Miscellaneous Expenses ..091 31 10 4 Balance in hand 10 4 10 ■&11 T5 2 £ 41 15 2 LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. s. d. £ s. d, s. d. Rev. W. Vetiables-Williims 1 I o Messrs. C. Merridew & Co. 5 o Mr. Baines 2 6 Mr. John Porter. I I o Mr. Lockyer 5 o Rev. M. Hughes 2 6 Miss A. Jones 1 1 0 Lowe 5 0 J. Griffiths 2 6 Mr. Rothwell 1 1 o J. Hatfield 5 0 Mr. Hugh Davie, 2 6 Bostock 1 1 o O. Norris 50 Robert Evans 2 6 Birch i 1 o Dr. Price Morris 5 o W.J. Hill 26 Brock 1 1 o Mr. Owen Roberts 50 Mrs. Lloyd 2 6 C. Willard Smith 106 J. H. Lasbrey 5 o Mr. D. Roberts 2 6 C. Frost, J.P. o o A. Sheffield. so.. G. Saunderson 2 6 Dr. M. Venables-Williams 10 6 M. Cross 50 Drover 2 6 Dr. Fraser 10 6 Pilling 5 0 Muir 2 6 Mr. F. A. Dew 10 6 T.Jones, Harland House 5 o J. Thomas 2 6 Miss Robinson 10 6 Bethel 50 Mrs. Cockshute 2 6 Stevens 10 6 Miss Stevens (for buns) 3 3 Mr. J. Lyons 2 6 Mr. D. Allen 10 6 Messrs. Lewis Bros. 3 0 William Evans 2 6 A. 0. Wilker, J.P. 10 6 Mrs. A. Fox 3 o Anonymous 2 6 John Jones (Llandudno).. 10 6 Mr. Pompa 26 G. H. R. 2 6 W. R. Hands 10 6 11 D. Evans 2 6 Messrs. Hughes and Son 2 0 P. Hignett 10 6 Messrs. Lewis & Thompson. 2 6 Mr. J. Davies 2 o Madren 10 6 Messrs. R. E. Jones & Bros. 2 6 Messrs. Williams and Co.. 20 Parry 10 6 Mr. Homan, Station Road 2 6 Mr. J. Howirth 1 6 F. W. Soames 10 6 Long, Birmingham. 2 6 Kyffin Williams. 1 o Capt. W. Edwards 10 6 Cartwright 2 6 Fleet 1 o Mr. D. Gamble 10 o Shepperd 26 Lot Hughes 10 Committee 9 o Powell 2 6 A Friend 1 o Mr. Earp 5 0 Wm. Williams, boot maker 2 6 Mr. Wm. Underwood 1 o Edward Allen 5 0 Sergt.-Instructor Morris 2 6 T. T. Booth. I o .A.Alien 5 0 Mr. T. Homan 2 6 Messrs. M. E. Evans o T. Brack.,itone Groves 2 6 Air. C !la,iah I o h e 2 6 E? is Jones o T i fL% aN,u E. Llovd' A 5 0 J. Buckley 2 6 John Jones I o Mes?r,. E. P. Jones k Co. 5 0 Matthews 2 6 Thomas Jones o Mr. T. B. Farrington 5 o W. Jones 2 6 Messrs. Lewis Bros. 1 o T. E. Parry.. 5 0 T. P. 2 6 Mr. J. Williams 1 o Dr. Lord 5 o L. D. Duke 26 „ Faichney 1 o Mr. J. Davies •• 50 M. A. McC. 26 T. Parry 1 o Capt. Stubbs -■ S o J. M. Porter 26 Mr. J. Roberts 5 0 G. Thomas 2 6 £'32 5 3 G. B van 5 0 E. Welbourne 2 6 J. Fowkes. 5 0 Davies 2 6 Mr. J. Riley. 5 0 Messrs. Jones and Son 2 6 pLAIN & ORNAMENTAL ETTERPRESS pRINTING Of every description promptly executed in the best style. EMORIAL CARDS IN VARIOUS DESIGNS. PROGRAMMES AND MENU CARDS Elegantly Printed in Gold and Colours. W TEDDING CARDS & STATIONERY VV Printed and supplied to order. R. E. JONES & BROS., CENTRAL LIBRARY, 8, STATION RD., COLWYN BAY, — AND — ROSE HILL STREET, CONWAY.

LIST OF VISITORS. TO VISITORS AND HOUSEHOLDERS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. During the Colwyn Bay "Second Season," commencing October ist, The Weekly News Vistors' Lists will cease to be collected, but any Lists left at the Colwyn Bay Office,—Central Library, 8 Station Road,-not later than Seze7i p.m. on Tuesday, will appear in that week's issue. COLWYN BAY. PWLLYCROCHAN HOTEL. (f. Porter, Proprietor.) Miss Hotson, Urmston; J. Ponsonby, Esq, Wilmslow Miss N unns, do; Miss Stewart, Liver- pool Miss Banner, do; H. Wade Deacon, Esq, Widnes Mrs Deacon, do The Misses Deacon, do Stuart Deacon, Esq, do A. Carey, Esq, do; H Lee, Esq, Manchester Miss Lee, do Miss Ross, do; Mr and Mrs Main, Oxton William F. Goodyear, Esq, do Mr and Mrs Behrend, Liverpool The Misses Behrend, do: Edward E. Behrend, Esq, do G. Behrend, Esq, do Mrs and Miss Hammond, do; Mrs Clarkson Kay, Bury Miss Kay, do A. H. Kay, Esq, do Bernard Gilpin, Esq, Cannock; Miss Gilpin, do; Mr and Mrs G. S. Welsh, Chelford William White, Esq, Bingley D. B. England, Esq, do; W. Knight, Esq, do; Mr and Mrs. H Montgomery, Liverpool Montgomery, Esq, do; C. Fende- lon, Esq, Birmingham Stanley D. Lewis, Esq, WTolverhampton John Forster, Esq, St. Helens; B. J. Brearlev, Esq, do; E. Casdagli Esq, Manchester Mrs Casdagli and family, do Mr and Mrs Parodis, Kersa! Miss Parodis, do John Fryer, Esq, Manchester Chas. Baker, Esq, Leicester Edward Sisterton, Esq, New- castle-on-Tyne Mrs W. B. Gray, Accrington Miss Gray, do Mrs Robert Kerr, Linwood, N.B.; Mr and Mrs Aitken and maid, Holcombe Hall, Ramsbottom H. Cannon, Esq, Bolton R. K. Woodhouse, Esq, do Mr and Mrs T. Woodrow Dix, Macclesfield Mr and Mrs Hough- ton, West Kirbv Mr and Mrs Waterhouse, Kersal Edge The Hon Mr Justice Andrews, Dublin Mrs Andrews, do; Miss Guinness, do Mr and Mrs Jesse Collings, Birmingham. HYDROPATHIC. H. Anderson, Esq, The Park, Eccles, anJ London H. Bevan, Esq, Stalybridge R. A. Bevan, Esq, do; Mr and Mrs Halliwell, Brook- lands, Cheshire Masters H. and J. H. Halliwell, do; Miss Halliwell, do; Mrs Blackburn, Heaton Moor; Miss Blackburn, dc; Mr and Mrs Ash- worth, Southport Miss Ashworth, do Mr and Mrs Roberts, Fallowfield; Taylor, Esq, Man- chester The Misses Taylor, do; Mr and Mrs Mangnall, Worthington; Mr Mangnall, do; Miss Mangnall, do Miss Mangnall, do Mr and Mrs Luke, Heaton Moor; Master Luke, do; maid, do Curphey, Liverpool Lamb, do Gibson, Manchester; J. Haworth, Esq, Bow- don, Cheshire Miss Haworth, do Miss Haworth, do Mr and Mrs Elverston, Heaton Chapel H. Elverston, Esq, do; A. Elverston, Esq, do Elverston, Esq, do Pope, Esq, Fallowfield Thickon, Esq, Mansfield Mrs Crawford, Manchester Mr and Mrs Crawford, do. COLWYN BAY HOTEL. (Miss Jones, Ma-nageress). Mrs Turner and maid, Liverpool Miss lurner, do; Miss A. Turner, do; Master Turner, do; Mr and Mrs H. J. Hampson, Bowdon, Cheshire; Miss Hampson and maid, do; Mr and Mrs C. F. Johnson and maid, Marple, Cheshire; Master Cyril Johnson, do Master Brian Johnson, do J. B. Waterhouse, Esq, Liverpool A. Gray, Esq, Leamington Spa J. de B. Gray, Esq, do; Mr and Mrs Odgers, Bowdon, Cheshire; W. B. Mottram, hsq, Salford Mr and Mrs da Casti, Bromborough Miss da Casti H. D. Dickie, Esq, Birkenhead Miss Dickie, do; Dr J. A. Altrecht, Manchester Mrs Dunville Lees and maids, Oswestry; Miss Lucy Dunville Lees, do; Master Arthur Dunville Lees, do Duncan Matheson, Esq, Manchester T. R. Wilkinson, Esq, do; Mr and Mrs F. Baynes, Blackburn A. ,?, Esq, Uttoxeter; 1\lr and Mrs W. C. Buntint Adcock, Wylde Green, near Birmingham J. F. Hill, Esq, Manchester Miss Stapley, do Miss H. Stapley, do Mr and Mrs Brown, Bletching- ley; G. W. Brown, Esq, Crewe Robert Davies, Esq, Warrington F. Cooke, Esq, Crewe Mr and Mrs Welsh, Pendleton Mr and Mrs R. Turnbull, London Miss Turnbull, do Mr and Mrs J. Hampson, Manchester Miss Hampson, do; Sydney Hollins, Esq, Stockport Mrs Wise, Alderley Edge Miss Wise, do Miss M. Wise, do Miss Robertson, do; Mr and Mrs Edwards, Newcastle; Mrs Parkes, Watford Miss Parkes, do; Miss L. A. Parkes, do; Mrs Perrin and maid, London. POCKYER'S PRIVATE HOTEL. (Belle Vue, Marine Road.) Mr and Mrs Hayes, Levenshulme, Manchester; Mr Harry Hayes, do; Mr and Mrs Brown, Stret- tord Mrs Beckett, Buxton Mrs Hope, do; Mr and Mrs Horsfield, Manchester Mr and Mrs Atkinson, Churwell, near Leeds Miss Atkinson, do Mr and Mrs Nuttall, Manchester Misses Ewen (2), Didsbusy, Manchester Mr and Mrs Eggar, Cheadle, Cheshire Miss Hartley, Man- chester Miss Parker, do Mr A. Wood, Bir- mingham Mr Harding, do; Miss Thorpe, Liverpool Mr and Mrs Hoadley, Birmingham. THE CHESTNUTS PRIVATE HOTEL J. C. Gell, Esq, Acocks Green Mrs Gell, do; W. J. Gell, Esq, do; Hubert Wallis, Esq, Moseley; Mrs Wallis, do; C. E. Stubbs, Esq, Shifnal W. H. Stubbs, Esq, Birmingham E. W. Wilkinson, Esq, Moseley; Mrs Wilkinson, do; Miss Williams, Handsworth Miss Jones, do Samuel Buckley. Esq, J.P., Oldham Mrs Buckley, do; F. Buck- ley, Esq, do. PENSION EDELWEISS. (Misses Retemeyer.) Miss Foster, Edgbastoti Mrs Greyer, Houth, Dublin Miss Silcock, Bolton, Lancashire Mrs Buckland, Delemere, Castle Bromwich Miss Buckland, do; Miss Hale, Principal of the College, Liverpool; Miss Tucker, Edge Hill, Liverpool; Mrs Monck, Princes' Park, Liverpool; Miss Monck, do; Mrs Heywood, Wrexham; Mr Tracy Heywood, do; W. Thomas, Esq, Handsworth. Birmingham Miss S. Silcock, Bolton. GENTRAL HOTEL. (Miss Robinson, Proprietress). W. H. Bartley, Esq, Oxton, Cheshire Mr Isaac, do; Wedgewood Anderson, Esq, Man- chester Mr and Mrs Greenhalgh, Warrington George Haswell, Esq, Bath Thomas Williams, Esq, WThitchurch, Salop E. Webb, Esq, do; James Davies, Esq, Liverpool Miss C. Robin- son, Leeds J. H. Thorp, Esq, Huddersfield L. Russell, Esq, Edinburgh. Marlborough House, Greenfield Road—Mrs [Redding Miss Cole, Wolverhamp}on Miss A. Cole, do T. Bowen, Esq, do Mrs Bowen, do H. Bowen, Esq, do W. Campbell, Esq, Sale Mrs Campbell, do G. Campbell, Esq, do F. Campbell, Esq. do H. Campbell, Esq, do A. Campbell, Esq, do Capesthorne Towers, Promenade-Mrs Rickard Rev F. Alderson, Ellesmere Mrs Alderson and maid, do Cyrus Slater, Esq, Bramhall Mrs Slater, do J. E. Groves, Esq, Lymm Mrs Groves, three children, and two maids Torwood House, East Parade-Mr H. Groves Mr and Mrs Ellis, Whalley Range, Manches- ter The Misses Ellis, do Mr Charles Ellis, do Master Percy Ellis, do Mrs Clunie Dale and three children, Plymyord Tower, Bromborough, Cheshire Mr and Mrs Dyke, Altrincham, Cheshire Masters Fred, Robert, Willie, Arthur, and Frank Dyke, do Miss Pilling (nurse), do Wave Crest, Lawson Road—The Misses Lever Mrs Nicholson, Southport Alderman W. Nicholson, Mayor of Bolton Mrs W. Nicholson, Bolton Miss Brierley, do Chesterfield, Greenfield Road-Miss Wright Mrs Walker and maid, Eccles Mr Johnson, Manchester Mr W. Johnson, do Mr F. Johnson, do Mr and Mrs Leach, Brooklands Mr J. H. Fletcher and friends, Northend, Manchester Dulas House, Greenfield Road-Miss Hit? ?hes Mrs Waltord and maid, Roden House, Wem Miss Browne, ditto Miss L. Wright and maid, Grinshill Vicarage, near Shrewsbury We 'st,.od, Abergele Road-Mrs Htig-lies Mr J. K. Pearson, Manchester Mrs Pearson, baby and nurse Mr Johnson, do Mrs Johnson, family and maid