Llandudno Advertiser and List of Visitors

PROPOSED FREE LIBRARY' FOR LLANDUDNO. FREEHOLD SITE ASSURED. Ar a special nieeting of tne.L.la.nd.udno Finance Committee on August 1st, when there were present Messrs S. Chantrev. E. Robe.r'ts, J. R. Dawson, J. 0. Thomas and J. McMaster.- togetlier with Mr G. A. Humphreys and Mr John Roberts, the¡ following letter was read from Mr G. A. Humphreys, dated the 29th Julv. and addressed to Mr A. Conollv-— "Mostyn Estate OSce. Llandudno. Further to your lett.er of the 8th instant. I am directed by Lord Alo,styn to; sav that while he is persona !l.v in favour of the 'present site as the most suitable fora fr€.e library, he will be very pleased to arranse for another srbe if rhe one in M.ostyn Street is found to: be entire- ly unsuitable.. The only available unbuilt u.Don land in any way suitable fcrthe.purpos.e of a free library appears to be. either thai in Mostyn Broadway. next to' Moon's Hot.eL or say. in Glodd.ae.th Street, between Clemen' Sn'eet and Salisbury Road. His Lordship \vcu!dliketo have some more definite in- formation on the subiect. and particularly he would like to know' whether the Committee a.re unanimous, in wishing- to arrange for a Free Library Brilding- awav from The present site.—Yours faithfully. 'G. A. HUMPHREYS. ? After full discussion the Committe.e passed The foliowins re.s.olution:—"That Mr Carneo-ie be now informed that the Public Libraries Acts have now been adopted by the Urban District Council of Llandudno. and that a fr&e-hold site on which a free library can be established has been offered to the" Council. and that a full statement, of the exact position of the existin? library and newsroom, to- gether with particulars of the other sites offered, be. laid before Mr Carnegie, and that. he be asked what is the best he can do for the town in the matter." The recommendation was agreed to.

ADDITIONAL LIFEBOAT SUNDAY SUBSCRIPTIONS. £ s. d. Empire. Hotel 110 0 Goulding's Hotøl 113 i Plas Llwyd. oil 0 Welcome Ho't.el 0 8 3 1-

THE ADVERTISER SAYS That the, annual house to house collection in aid of Dr. Barnardo's Homes has been fixed for August 31st. That there are now 8000 children in the Home's That anyone inte.rested in the work will be welcomed at the Llandudno Branch for Delicate girls. Trinity Square, between the hours of 2 and 5 p.m. any day except Satur- day and Sunday. That although it is not the general impression A-hat. a service 'of electric cars will be run this season by the Llandudno. Electric Tram- way Company. y- That" we have "been assured that it is the in- tention of the Company to start a service with as little deilay as possible,. That the. contractors already made the tests. previous toO the. Board of Trade inspection. and when that inspection is over and the cables are laid through Mo.styn Avenue, \vhich. it is hoped, will be. completed in a few day,, a service will be .started forthwith. That not only is there to be a summer ser- vice, for which, of course, heavy tramic is expected, but there is to be a quarter-hour servic.e all through the winter, with a more frequent service if necessary. That the tickets, waybill, etc.. for use in con- nection with the tramway when opened have !)ee:n printed. That. Lovers of the "briney." when it is in a turbulent mood, had a fine sail to Liverpool by the early boat o.n Monday last. That those not t.o.o much overcome by ye Hvely motion of the. "St. Tudno," sa.w many üi- teresting sights off the Mersey bar. That the. barque "Ladas" had a narrow escape of grounding on the West Hoyle bank. That the tow rope of the steam tug in charge passed at a critical moment. That thanks to the speedy arrival of several tug's and smart seamanship the "Ladas'' was again taken in tow, and safely anchored in the Mersey .off New Brighton Tha.t the. return journey o'f the "St. Tudno" was even moTe lively than the outward run. old and harde.ned passengers establishing re- cords for the first time in their live. by feebly calling for the. steward. That several of the local excursions by the North Wales S.S. Company have. through the boisterous weather, had be be cancelled. That this Company will not start upon a trip to Blackpool; Douglas, Bardsey or an other advertised exceursion unless there' is every possibility of carrying out their programme. That it is this consideration of the comfort of their clientele which entitles them to and secures their steady patronage, when the weather permits. That even if from now onwards fine weather should be continuous, it will be impossible to pull up the loss already sustained. That it has been ideal theatre weather. and ah places of indo.or amusements have been reap- ing a good harvest. That a local Doctor, who is Surgeon Captain with the Welsh Fusiliers, had a somewhat embarrassing experience recently at Black- pool. That garbed in full regimentals .he was given a seat in a Blackpool brother practitioner's carriage on his way to camp. That the str'e'ets were line.d by an enthusiastic crowd, all on the tip-toe, of excitement in the expectancy .of seeing Lord Charles Beres- ford, whose' fleet was in the. vicinity of Blackpool bay. That our Doctor was taken for his Lordship., and the cries of "Here's Charlie" \ve.re. fol- lowed by a round after round of cheering. which was taken, up all along the line of route. That the eye-witness of this demonstration cannot say if the, Surgeon Captain acknow- ledged the cheers, but we. should say that his naturally retiring disposition 'would assert its.e.lif and that tracks for a friendly hostelry would be made. That there is a striking similarity between these personages, both being clean shaved. That our Doctor is certainly taller, but being- seated this fact would not be remarked. That the visit of the Rev. R. J. Campbell to the Grand Theatre on the 10th of September I is already being much talked abo.ut. That the sale of tickets directly they are put, on the market will be great. That. the date wFl be. duly published in 'The Pilot." That the Samuel Hughes' Testimonial will be closed next month. That a meeting .of of the subscribers, to con- .sider the form which it shall take. will be held shortly. That the majority of our Councillors have received a. visit this week from .Sir-Charge. That his reception was by no means a .cordial ome, not being altogether a sur-"price." That the Scarlet Merrions in Foulkes' Cave continue to attract large audiences. That the performances are given three times daily. That the Company are in a measure able to defy the elements which have proved so antagonistic to outdoor entertainments this season. That when wet th.ev give the entertainments inside the cave, 'which holds nearly 150 comfortably. That the entertainment is both bright, humor- ous and refined. That the Rev. G. S. Cockin, junior curate of Llanrhos. has left Llandudno to take up the curacy .of Whittington. That Mr L. H. Summerfield gave-an organ recital at St. George's Hotel on Sunday even- ing. That he wa.s warmly thanked and praised by the' large audience assembled in the dining hall. That on Tuesday evening Jim Williams. the. Amateurs' goalkeeper, was presented with a handsome pipe. pouch and matchbox, as tokens of regard, from members of the Club and friends. That. on Thursday he sailed in the "Baltic" for America, whither the whole family are removing. That the final tie for the L. and N.W. Railway Cricket Cup will be played at Llandudno to-dav. That the contesting teams are BIetchley and St. Helens Junction. That the. small sum of threepence will be charged for admds.sion. That as the proceeds are for the benefit of the groundsman we trust there will be a bumper gate. Tli at the cu.p and medals will be presented after the game by Mr F. T. Kinsman. North Division Superintendent. That the majority of the members of Llan- dudno Council had an unpleasant experience on Tuesday. That fourteen were invited to meet the Local Government Board Auditor. That they theu were informed that they would be' surcharged on several accounts. That we are informed that members expressed themselves strongly ou certain points, and That the matter is not unlikely to end in the law courts. That Councillors in future will have to be satisfied with 15 shiliings a day and second class railway fare. when on Council business. That in the past their allowance has been twenty-five shillings a day. That Messrs. W. Newman were the purchasers of twelve bunches .of grapes which won the first prize, and the Cha.m.pionshinp Silver Cup at. the Shrewsbury Show That the cup has now been won for the fifth time by Lord Hastings, of Melton Constable, Norfolk, who now becomes the absolute! holder. That the grapes are on vie"' atNewman's Establishment Mostyn Street.

HOSPITAL SATURDAY COLLECTION. The following is a detailed statement of "Hospital Saturday" Collections on August 17th. in aid of the Sarah N.icol Memorial 'Cot- tage. Hospital:— THE PIER GATES— Mrs Dalton, assisted bvMiss F. Dalton, Miss M. Dalton. Mrs Payne. Miss Scott. Miss Kavanagh. Mrs Brundrit. Miss Kertland- Holmes, the Rev. G.Harrison and "Titus." Thanks to the kindness o'f Mr Parton, three free passes ou the. "Marguerite" were grant- ed, wit.l] th-e privilege of .collecting on board, tlie sum of el 5s. being subscribed. 12 5 s. 0 d. KITTO'S CORNER— Mrs John Walker, and Mrs Francis Jones, assisted by Mrs Roberts (Huyton), Mis.s L. Williams, Miss Turner. Miss 'Ettie Roberts, Miss D. Goulding, Miss F. Ellis, and M:iss Felton. including £2 Cs. Id. collected at the Tramway Station by the Misses Moore's. l&s. of\vhich\vas kindly contributed by the manager and employes <E151s.2d. HOOSON'S CORNER— Mrs Platt, assisted by Mrs Garden, Miss Maeglashan. Miss Onnrod, and Miss Fe.U. £1 13s. 3d. THE MARKET HALL— Nurs.e J ephc;tt, assisted by Nurse Rose Jeplicott and Nurse Ho.skins .E.5 10s. 2d. THE ST. GEO'RGE'S HO'TEL— Mrs Dalton. assisted bv Miss L. Da)ton and Miss G. DaHon £3 7s. 4d. N.P. BANK— Mrs Woodliouse. assisted bv Miss A. Far- -rington, Miss B. Wilkinson and Mr Falkner Nicbolson EP,5 7s. 2cl. ROBERTS' FISH SHOP— Mrs Llewelyn Hughes. assist-ed by Miss Pilkington. Miss WTight, Miss G.Mather, Nurse Blakelock. Mis.s 'Woodley, Miss Tys.on, Master 0\ven Meredith and Miss Timms. .E911s.0d. BUNNEY'S CORNER- Mrs Woodhouse, assisted by Miss Marriott, Miss Simpson. Mis.s M. Nicholson, and Mr FredHughes z23 10s. 6d. THE IMPERIAL HOTEL— Mrs Raymo.nd. assisted by Mrs W. H. Mar- tyn. Miss Henderson. Mrs Hugbes, Miss Elsie Hughes, Mis.s May O\v.en. Miss Gwladys Ro'beT's. Miss Doris Ward and Miss Nixon <E8 5s. 3d. THE RAILWAY STATION- Mrs Lie\elyn .Hughes. assisted by Miss Dunphy. Ma.ster Darrell Huglies, Miss D. Perrv. The Misses Sutton Jones, and Miss Rouiledae .64 10s. 9d. CRAIGYDON AND BODAFON— Mr.s Broome. assisted by the Misses and Maste.r Bone. Miss Helena Thomas, Miss Grace Hushes. Miss Harg'reave. Miss Broome. and Master Reginald Cvril Moodv. zP,4 17s. Id. Collection in the' C.)nncil Yard. kindiv made byMrDavies <E019s.4d. Collection, kindty made by Mr Churchill during the pe'rforman.ce of the Happy Valley Minstrels .E211s.6d. Procee'ds of a concert given by the Children's Cricket Club. at' the Hydro. Nevill Crescent. JE215s.ld. Mr Roberts (Town Crier) kindly undertoo.k the carriage of the collecting stands free of charge, in place of the usual fee of 5s. CONWAY COLLECTION— Mi.ssDutton. assisted bv Miss Withington. Mrs Barnes and Miss Fi'eda Dutton. <e313s.0d. DEGANWY COLLECTION— Miss Ketley. a.ssisted by the Misses Ketley, the Masters Ketlev, the Misses Travis, Miss A. Black \vell. Mis.s M. Conolly, Master Hos- kins. Mrs Hilton and Mi&s Madden iP,5 2s. 6d. Total .E870s.ld. The collection at Llandudn.o Junction has not yet been made. The Lady Augusta. Mostyn, President, and the Members of the Board of Management, wish to take this opportunity of thanking most gratefully all those who so kindly gave their valuable help on "Hospital Saturday" also the residents and visitors, through whose liberality and kindness the day's collections were rendered so successful. A. M. FELTON, Secretary.

GOLF. MEDAL COMPETITION AT LLANDUDNO. The nfth medal competition of the season took place on Saturday on the North Wales Club's links on West. Shore, Handudno. The attendance was good, and brilliant sunshine prevailed, but a fresh breeze in the afternoon interfered with the play of those' who, were late going out. Mr F. A. C. Richardson, a local member, had the .satisfaction of securing his nrst win in these competitions with a good re- turn of 72, his card reading., 88, 16-72. Other returns were:—Mr T. C. Mellor, 79 plus 1, 80; Mr W. D. Henderson. 81. plus 1, 82; Mr G. Broeklehurst. 98, minus 12, 86. Lord Coch- rane, 89, minus 9. 80; Mr T. J. Shipton-Green, 92. minus 8. 84.

NOTICE. Owing to pressure on our space through length of Visitors' List we have been obliged 11 to hold over report on the LIandudno Urban Council and Ttade Refuse until next week.

MR. SAM. HUGHES {Junior), Manager of Pi?r Theatre Varieties. Photo by Edge. Limited, Llaududno. MR.ARTHUR PARTON, Representative for the Liverpool and North ¡ Wales Steamship Company. Photo by Edge, Limited. I

LLANDUDNO URBAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. MOTOR-CAR SPEED LIMIT GRANTED. A RELIC OF THE VICTORY. OPENING OF THE NE'W COUNTY SCHOOL. The following members we.re pre'se.nt at the monthly meeting of the Council, he.d on Wed- nesday, Messrs S. Chantrev (in the chair), DavicL Davies, J. R. Daw-son, H. Edwards, T. W. Grithths. Pierce Jones. W. R. Jones, J. M.cMaster, J. J. M.arks, j:.L.oei'ts, _t. J. Salmon, J. 0. Thomas. Thomas. William WilLiams, E. E. Bone, and W. 0. Williams. A WIND VANE. It was decided to accept ihe tender of Messrs James Alien and 'Sons tor tlie supply of an ornamental steel column 30 feet high, to be Ut&ed lor a wind vane, and which also- could be used as an electric arc lamp. The cost, including hxinn, will be Z217 10s. n'EACH PROTECTION. A report by Mr E. P. 'stephenson, the en- gine'er, was submitted, In which he .stated that the work which the Works Committee pro- posed to carry out on the foreshore lor sea de- ien.ce purposes would not, in his opinion, im- prove. the condition of The shore where it most needs improvement namely between the Nevill Hydro and the Imperial Hotel. Further, it appeared to him the trial was being made and money expended, on a portion ot the shore which at present least needed it. He also produced a plan shewing groynes where he thought they might, be useful in accumulating shingle, altliough he was by no means satis- fied oil! tne paint. The. plan was approved of and the Sur- veyor .instructed to proceed with the work.. APPRENTICE SYSTEM TO BE INQUIRED INTO. Tli.e, following recommendation <jf The Cra.s Manager was approved of by the Gas and Water Committee, and .submitted to the Coun- cil for approval:— That increase's of wages be granted (a) John M. Davies, age 20, apprentd'c-e to gas fitting;, etc., 16s. to 18s. per week; (b) Robert Davies, age 17, apprentice to gas fitting, etc., 10s. to 12s. per week: (c) Tom Edwards, age 19, boiler attendant and .engine cleaner, 10s. to 14s. per week; (.d; Tom Johnson, age 20) laboure.r and relief stoker, 18s. to 21s. per' week. A letter from the! Ratepayers' Association was read requesting the Council not to. grant any increase! to the nrst two applicant, pend- ing an inquiry into the whole question of apprenticeships under the: Council. Mr Roger Dawson proposed that, the mater be referred back in view of the. decision of the Council not to grant increases of wages except at t.he. April meeting of the Council. Mr Hugh Edwards' offer t.o s.e.eond. this if Mr Daws.on would allow the last two items to be granted, an offer which was accepted. Alter some discussion a further amendment was proposed by Mr W. 0. Williams, se.co.nded by Mr Ro.bt. Roberts and agreed to that the first two applications be deferred pending an inquiry as suggested by the Ratepayers' Asso- citon, and that the last two. be granted forth- with. ON THE SAME FOOTING. It was resolved, on the recommendation of the Gas and Water Committee., that chemists. and others providing's dark rooms for the us,e of amateur o.r other photographers be charged for water 100.' this and other purposes at the same rate as photo.s'raphers are. charged. MARINE "DRIVE TOLLS. A leter was read from the President of the Local Government Board giving the Council permission to Levy a toll of one penny on foot passengers using the Great Orme Marine Drive for a further term of three years, on con- dition that no further application would be made. Mr- Roger Dawson though there might be a diffe.rent president of the Board by tnat time,, but the condition was accepted. it was runner resolved that. the valuable service rendered by Councillor Robt. Roberts in the matter be acknowledged and thanks given to him in tlie name of the Council. RFJSiGNATTuN OF MR. JOHN BELLIS. it having ueen reported to the Finance Com- mittee that Mr Jonn Bellis had re.igned his ap.po.intm.ent as collector of poor ra.tes for the parish of L.tan.du.ano-c.um-Egiwysrno.s, the fol- lowing resolution, drafted by the Committee, was .auopted:— "Tnat, in pursuant of Section 33 of the Local Government Act, 1894, application be. maa.e. to tne JL.ocal Government Board for an ureter coniernng on the jjiandudno Urban District council tlie power of appointing, Assistant Overseers for The Parish of Llan- dudno-cuin-Eg?wysrhos, and any powers,? duties or liabilitie.s of Overseers in relation to. the preparation, of the Valuation Lists and the making and collection o? me j?oor Rates of. the said parish.' LLANDCDNO PIER COMPANY AND GAS SUPPLY. A letter v/as read from Mr S. Hu.gh.es, S.ecre- tary to the Llandudno Pier Company, inquir- ing the terms on. which the Council would. supply the Company with gas in case they should require! it, and stating tile estimated quantity tliey would consume. The matter was reierred to the Gas Committee.. OPENING OF THE NEW COUNTY SCHOOL. A leter was read from Mr J. J. Marks, Clerk to the Oonway with Llandu.dno. Local Govern- ing Body, informing the Council of the open- ing of the new County School Buildings on September 25th, and a special .committee con- sistin.g of the. chairman of each standing com- mittee, toi be' presided over by the, Chairman. of the Council, was elected to make suitable. arrangements to receive tne American Am bassador, the Ho.n. Mr Whitelaw Reid, who, ha,s consented to perform the ceremony. THE LIGHT RAILWAY. The contractors of the Electric Light Rail- way submitted a petition in favour of their being allowed to lay their feeder cable, along. Moatyn Avenue, wdnch had been signed by all. except by three of the residents of tlie north- east side of the avenue, who will be more im- mediately affected by t):e work. The contrac- tors asked, in view of this petition, that the. Council should allow the laying of the cables to be forthwith pr Decoded with, and that they. should not to tha.t extent insist upon the pro- vision in the Order that no work should be done in the, streets between July 1st and October 31st. When the .cable through the avenue was laid the Company would be able to start a maximum service of' ears. The work would be pushed through with as little, delay. or disturbance of the street as possible. Mr J. M.cMaster stated that the line was laid at West Shore through to Dale Street, but. the overhead equipment was not yet com- pleted. The C.o.uncil, almost unanimously, decided to concede, the application of the contractors.. GLODDAETH STREET SUB-PO!ST OFFICE. It was reported that the PostmasterGeneral still declined to. grant any further facilities at' Gloddaeth Street Sub-Post Onice. and it was. decided that the special committee deaJing with the matter should take evidence of the in- convenience, caused by the lack of sufficient accommodation and forward the same to the Postmaster General MOTOR SPEED-LIMIT GRANTED. The. Clerk to the County Council of Carnar- vonshire, Mr T. J. Roberts, informed the'. Council that the, Local Government Board had de'cided to. issue an order limiting the speed) of mtto.i'-cai's in Mo.styn Street a.nd the Pro- menade a.t LI.andu.dno betweeni Gloddaeth Street and Vaughan Street. The Promenade from Vaughan Street to Carmen Sylva Road' has, howe.ver. been excluded from the pro- posed area in which the speed is to be limited. The formal order will be issued as soon as the necessary notices and signs are provided by the County Council and fixed by the District Council. A RELIC OF THE VICTORY. Mr W. 0. Williams info'rmed .the Council' that a camnon belonging to Nelson's old nag- ship. the "Victory." lay in the Hippodrome. Grounds. He believed an order had been issued for 'its destruction, and suggested that application be made for the same and that it be placed in the Hapuv Vallev. The sugges- tion was agreed to, and the the Clerk instruct- ed according''y. THE OLD LIFEBOAT HOUSE. An announcement w.a.-? made by Mr J. 0. Thomajs that 11)8 old lifeboat house was in- course of demolition, a statement which wa.s received with ,T)t)lause. Printed and Published by the Proprietors, Messrs Edge and Moy. at the "Advertiser"' Printing Works, Market Street, LJandudno..

THE AVENUE—Mrs Edwards. Mr and Mrs Brcokes and family, Lye Mr and Mrs Anderson, West Bromwich Mis' Anderson, do Misses Denson, Cirencester Mr Denson, do Misses Wiikins, do Mi GeoTge', Wc.rceste'r Mr- Griffiths, Broughton Mr Dale, Liverpool Mis-es Dale, do Mr and Mrs Feathersione and familv. Lon- don Mr Do.dd, Stafford Mi's J. Jones, West Bromwich Mi as Grimlev, do THE CLIFF- Mr and Mrs Jackson, Hale Misses Jackson, do Master F. Jackson, do Mrs and Miss Young, Warrington Mrs Hutchinson. do Mr Walter Young, do Mr and Mrs Jones, Llangefni Mi" Hughes, do Mr- Williams and daughter, do Mr- and Master T. Warner, Manchester M'es Hogg, do THE P .ALMS—Mr and Mrs Singleton. Mr and Mrs Derwent. Chorlton-cum-Hardy Master Leslie Derwent, do Master Reggie Derwent. do Miss Hilditch. do Mr and Mrs T. H. Bissell, Flixton, Man'ter Ma-ter Erie Bissell, do Master Sydney Bissell. do Mis- Dis&ell, do M.r and Mrs S. B. Crofts and daughter, Hale Mr and Mrs Jackson. Chorlton-cum-Hardy Mr and Mrs Ros.s and family. Altrincham Mr F. Smith. Hanley. Staff's.' TRINiTY SQUARE. HILL VIEW VILLA—Mrs R. Williams. Mr and Mrs Wardlewo'rth, Blackley, M'ter 'Nirc Mrs Morris, Newcastle, Staffs. Misses Morns'(2), do Miss' StanicT, Warrington The M.isses Horton (2), do Mr and Mrs Cleverdon, Bristol Mr W. Cleverdon, do Mr G. Caddy, do Mr and Mrs Wilks.J Redditch Mr Chiswell, Wells, Somerset M" F. A. Chiswell, do Mr- and Miss Woolly. Leicester TELXIIY ViLLA— TfUN3TY STREET. ASH BY HOUSE—Mrs Inman JoMs, BIRXDALE—Misses Lawton. Mrs and Miss Cruice, Dublin :NIT: and Master Goodall, do Mrs Frank, Liverpool Mr- Bell, London )110,= Loden, do Mi-ses Ba'nxham. Reading Mr Hardisty, Bradford -Mr Lad kin, Leicester Mrs and Miss Glover, Eccle'sha.ll BRONWEN HOUSE—Miss Helstrip. Mr and Mrs Barber and family, London Mt. a.nd Mr.s Wiggingbottom and family, Greenfield Mr and Mrs Pardman Mr Barber. L on don Mr and Mrs Sshoneld. Greenfield DOVEDALE—Mrs W. Davis. ISLWYN—Mrs E. Boole. Ma.' and Mrs Homer, Manchester Master Homer, do Mr and Mrs Rawnsley, Bridlingto.n Miss RawnsLey, do Mr Sydney E'dis, Flai-nboro' Miss Heseit!on, do Mi Gilbert, Leicester Miss Dentiff, Mancbest.er Mr Norton, Grim'sby Mr Atkins, do LINCOLN VILLA—Mrs E. Roberts. Mr E. P. Read, Esq., E.a.st Dulwich, London Miss Freers, do Mr George Whittaker, Oldham Mrs and Miss Turner, do Miss Towned, Oldham Mr LoTd and friends (4). Shaw, Oldham Mr and M.rs G. Slater. Hanley, Staffs. Miss and Master Slater, do Mr and Mrs HaH. Oldbury, Birmingham PARK VILLA—Mrs Evans. Mr and Mrs Hopkins, London Ma.st&r Hopkins, do Mr and Mrs Stockley, Haydock. St. Helens Mr and Mrs Smithy Darlington Mr and Mrs Strother. Leeds Mr and Mrs' Dickinson. She.ffield Mrs and Miss Hill. Oldham isse- Scott, Yorkshire RIVERT.\—Mrs A. Davies. Mis-i Ripiey, Manchester Mr and Mrs Schippers and children, Brig- house Mr Hodkinson. Salford, Manchester Mr and Mrs Wilkinson, AecringtoB Misses Smith, do Misses Wagg, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Mi and Mrs Gapley, Hanley Misls Gapley, do Mrs and Misses Spearing, Leek Master Spearing, do Miss Herd, do Mr and Mrs Tate, Manchester Miss Maddrell, do Mi Richardson, do THE ELMS—Mrs Roberts. WHITEFIELD—Mr Thomas Hughes. Eric D. Frenecke. Evans, Wolstanton, Staffs. Mr Mills. Cardiff Mrs Mills and child, do TUDNO STREET. BOD ELWY-Mrs Jones. EDGE HILL—Mrs Bruckshaw. LUDLOW HOUSE—Mrs William Roberts. Mr and Mrs Brindley. Stoke?-on-T'rent Miss Morris, do Miss Hargreaves. Whalley Mis:s M.o'ore's, do Mrs and Miss. Hunt, Nottin.s-ha.m Misses D. and N. Hunt, do Mi and Mrs Lanca-t.er and baby, Bir'ham Mr and Mrs Harper. Prince's Park. Liverpool M.rs Stokes and children, Ludlow Miss Sttokes. do' Miss Shaw. Mose- Gate, BoKon Masses M. and C. Williams, do Miss Beevor, Farnworth Mtss Boardman. Mo-es Gate, Bo,lbon MELBOURNE—Mrs Higginbottom. Mr and Mrs Lloyd, Cardiff Mis, Taylor, Bowden Misses Greaves (3). Bolton Mr Frank Newton, Cardiff Mr Mayne, Nottingham Mr Mayne. junr.. do Mr Ra.tclirfe and family, Manchester 6, TUDNO STREET—Miss Wood. Mr and Mrs Howard, Acton, W. Master F. W. Howard, do Miss Peake, Woolton, near Liverpool Miss Cross, do PROFESSOR BEAUMONT. Who on. Friday effected his il5ti? rescue f?omDrowrdng. Photo by Edse.Liuuted.LIaud.udno. 10. TUDNO STREET—Mrs T. R. Jones. Mr and Mrs Williams. Hampst.ead. L'm.don MissesWidiams(2').do Master Harold Williams, do Misses -do VAUGHAM STREET. DENVER HOUSE—Mrs Williams. Mr and Mrs Hewerdine. Addingham MissWilkinson.Skipton Mr and Mrs Wille.ock and family. Hull Mr and Mrs Fre.eman, Little Sntion ,M'i6s.es Watson, do Miss Mathews, Sheffield MissPadley.do Miss Mac'lachlan, Liverpool Miss Stridgeon, do' EGERTON HOUSE-Mrs Batchelor. G. H. Batchelor. Esq.. Bradford. York.?. Mrs and Miss Batchelor. do Master Batchelor. do Mr and Mrs Joner-. Chorlton-cum-Ha.rdy Miss Jones, do MrThoTnton.Bingl&y.Yc'rks-. Miss€.sTho.rnton(2,),"do ELGIN HOUSE—Mrs Jennlngs. Mr and Mrs Hawkes. Graveley. Stevenage Miss Clarke. do Miss Rose Clarke, do Mr and Mrs Morris and family, Derb? Mr and Mrs Cook. Sheffield Mr and Mrs Holdsworth and family. Bradfard Mr and Mrs Hughes and party, Liverpool The Misses Rawmsley, Manningham Mr and Mrs Prin, baby and nurse. London Rev. H. L. Oliver. Sparkbrook. Birmingham Mrs and Miss Worrall. do Mr Black, do Mr Black, jnnr.. do Mrs Callum and sous. do Mrs Rowlandson and family, do GLENDALOUGH—Mrs G. Evans.. Miss Jessie Jones. Wakelleld Mrs Davies. Cardiff MrandMrsTaylor.Bonon Misses Chadwick, do Mrs Leigh. Northwich Misses L'eia'h (2). do SEA VIEW—Irs Roberts. Mr, Mrs and Misses Hargreaves. Irwell View, Ramsbottom Charles Mas.tertc'n. Ranisboticni Mr and Mr''s A. Co'oke. Nantwich MrNMuliiner. Marker Drayt.on Miss Mulliner. Market Drayton Mr and Mrs Holroyd. Oldham. Master and Miss Holroyd. do Mr Hall, Naniwieh Mr. Mrs and Miss Chaffer. Todmordeu Miss Hilev. do ST. IVES—Mrs EIliott. Mrs Cox. Birmingham Mrs G. C.ox and {is!s Cox. do Mrs and Master Hvams.rio Mr and Mrs Rorhv.'el:. Manohe.ter r and Mrs Hardy. Bolton Mrs and Miss Nixon, do r and Mrs MortimeT. Bradford Miss Mcrtim'er. do Miss Ne\bon":d, do Mis:s.es St-e,ad. clt) Misses D'o\vn€s. Nortingn.'].m Miss Ro.oney, Scarboro' Misses Durst, Bury Misses Windsor. Skipt<.n.Yorks. 1, CLAREMONT VILLAS. Curzun Road—Mrs Lewty. Mr Twemlow. Crewe. Miss Holland, Nant.wich Mrs Bradsliav\ Manches?r Mr and Mrs C. Eradshav' do Mr and Mrs Thornton. Manchesr.e.r Master Thornton. do Misses EntwistLe.Radcliffe Mr and Mrs C. Pool. FaHowireld Mr and Mrs Hartwell, do LONDON HOUSE—Miss A. Roberts. Mr Twigg, senr., Rothe.rham, Yorks. Miss Twigg, do Mr Twis-?. jund.. Alderwasley, Derbyshire Ma?t€.r Twigg. do Mr and Mrs Leaver, Reading Master Leaver, do Misses Morion. Nottingham Miss Husrhes. Liverpool PLEASANT VIEW. 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