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| DENBIGH. ( MARKET DAY, Wednesday.—Pair Days, Second t Tuesday and Wednesday in each month. ITUOISFBAN of Births, Mar/iages and Deaths.— 1 Mr. Gwilym Parry, Chapel-place. I VALli OK CLWVD Cricket, Crouquet Tennis Club— Secretary, Mr. Guy Conran, Brondyflryn. J DENBIGH Provident Society and Clothing Club.— ( President, Rev. D. Davies; secretary, Mr J. H. T Palmer. ( COUNTY OOUHT.—Offices, Hall-square. Registrar, I Mr. R. Humphreys Roberts; bailiff, Mr. iiiomas J Roberts, Bryntirion. 1 NVATEH AND GAS COMPANY.—Chairman, Mr. P. H. J CHDIIIHRETI; secretary, Mr. W. Ewart Brock office, The Fron. T IN FIKMAKY.—Chairman of Committee, Colonel A. ( Mesham house surgeon, Dr. A. D. Brunwin lady I superintendent, Miss E. E. Ellis; secretary, Mr. J. 1 Parry Jones. 1 POLICE STATION.—Town Hall; Lock-up, Love- lanc. Supt. Hugh Jones, Love-lane Sergt. John Harvey, Lock-up, Love-lane. Police Officers John Evans (Henllan), John Rogers and J. Salisbury. Fila; BRIGADE —Head-quarters, Hall Square S Captain, R. W. Lloyd, P ,rii-street Lieutenants J. Morns Davies, Love-lane, and W. G. Helsby, Vale- 1 street; secretary, Mr. \V. G. Helsby chief en- I gineur, Mr. H. Miller, Vale-street. THE GOAIUHANS for Denbigh Parish on the St. T Asapii Board of Guardians are Messrs. Hugh ( Williams, \V. H. Hughes, 1'. C. Jones, John Ellis T Jones, and Robert'Lloyd (Henllan Urban), BANK-—National anI Provincial, MR. H. E. 1 Hughes, J.P., manager North and South Wales, J Mr. William James, manager. -Building Society, 1 secretary, Mr. William Parry. J PuiMUosr: LEAGUE for fenbigh and District.— Ru ing Councillor, Col. Mesham Dame President, T Miss Griffith, Plas Pigot; hon. secretary, Mrs. E. ( J. Swayne. I TECHNICAL SCHOOL.—Managed by a Committee representing the County and Town Councils and 1 County School. CO* respondent Mr. R Humphreys T Roberts; secretary, Mr. Win. Price, Bron Haul. WJSSX DENBIGHSUIHE and Denbigh Borough T Constitusional Club, High-street and Love-lane. ( Chairman of Directors, Col. Mesham secretary, 2 Mr. B. Bryan steward Mr. Charles. TJJUEE.N" VICTORI A Jubilee Nursing Institution, Local 1 Branch.-—Lady Superintendent, Mrs. Humphreys 7 Roberts hon. secretary, Miss A. Wynne Edwards I resident nurse, Miss >»illiams, Postoliice-lane. T FamE RRAI>IN« and Recreation Rooms, CoiIee, { Billiard Rooms and Puolic Bath.—President. Col. R. ♦ Lloyd Williams vice-presidents, Miss Townshend, Aiiss Gold Edwards, and Mrli. Tumour; hon. ♦ secretary, Mr. J. L. Jones, lH, Love-lane. Open 1 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. PROVIDED or Council) SCHOOLS. — Love Lane Boys: r Headmaster, Mr. E. J. Roberts; Pron Goch Girls Headmistress, Miss Davies Fron FFL-oeh Infants Headmistress, Miss E. R. Jones Henllan ( School: Headmaster, Air. W. J. Griffiths; Infants: ♦ Headmistress, Miss Clarke. U'T.NSTTTURIONAL UNION, Love Line.—President, Mr. Cottom; vice-presidents, Mr. Hugh Williams, ) ?\1r, R. 1). Hughes, and Col. Heaton secretary and j borough registration agent, Mr. T. Jonas-Williams, ? La, p Lane; registration agent for Denbigh, Ruthin ( and District, Mr. B. Bryan. 2 RESIDENT CLERGY and OSlcialu, &c.—Rev. D. Davies, B.A., rector, The nectory; Rev. T. Walter 1 Lloyd B.A., Clergy House, Vale street, and Rev. D. T J. James, B.A., Llergy House, curates. Church- | wardens: St. Mary's, Mr R. Humphreys Roberts T and Mr. David Williams; St. David's, Mr. Dalton ( and Mr. Buller. Organists: English, Mr. Alec » Bellamy; Welsh, Mr. W. M.Pierce. RESIDENT NONCONFORMIST MINISTERS.—Wesloy- » an., Rev. H. Lloyd Jones (Superintendent), and 1 Rev. J. Lloyd Hughes. Independents, HêV. James Charles. Calvinistio Methodist, Capel Mawr, Rev. T Evan Jones. C. >1. Henllan street, RaT. T. Henry Jones. Calvinistic Methodist Statistical Secretary, T Rev. Joseph Evans. Baptists, Rev. Thos. Griffiths. ( English Chapel, Rev. D. E. Jenkins, pastor. Inde- ♦ pendent chapel, Oreen, Rev. Thomas Jones. Fron J C.M., Rev. J. Tudno Williams, M.A. I TUB CASTLE. The fine old rnins, the resort of J thousands of visitors, afford magnificent views of the Vale of Clwyd. Open daily. Fee to visitors, 2d. I The Castle is managed by a local committee. Pre- sident, Mr. J. P. Lewis vice-president and Chair- man of Committee, Mr. Keepfer secretary, Mr. B. T Bryan. The La tlakeeper, Mr. W. Roberts, resides opposite the Castle. NORTH WALES LWNATlc ASYLUM.—Chairman of Commtttee, P. P. Pennant, Esq. medical superin- .1 tendent, Dr. LI. F. Cox assistant medical officers, T Dr. W. \V. Herbert and Dr. Frank G. Jones steward and clerk, Mr. William Barker matron, F jiLs 1. Niven; Church chaplain, Rev. D. Davies ( Nonconformist chaplain, Rev. Joseph Evans Catnolic chaplain, Rev. Father Williams, S.J. BOROUGH MAAISTRATK8 (Resident). Robert Owen, 1 Esq. (Mayor), Col. H. Lloyd Williams, J. Harrison 7 Jones, U. H. Roberts. J. Davies, f, W. Bowdage, | T. A. Wynne Edwards, J. R. Htifhes, M.D., R. E. t Hughes, James Hughes, A. Lloyd Janes, and { Charles Cottom, Esqrs. clcrk, Mr. J. Parry T Jones. Meetings are held on alternate Fridays ( special meetings on Tuesdays. 1 RIFLE VoLuwrEERB. Armoury and Drill Hall, J T,S>OTO' COMMANDANT, Oapt. 1°. CLOUTFH LA- 1 structor, Sergt. J. L'ays Surgeon, Dr J. it. Hughes. T naiialion officers resident in the district, Col. T. A. T naiialion officers resident in the district, Col. T. A. Wynne I'M wards, V.D., Colonel commanding the | Battalion J. Swayne, also Lievit-Col. C. 1 b. Mainwaring, Lieut-Col. R. Lloyd Williams, 2 Lieut-col. R. Gregson Ellis, and Lieut-Col. B. Gregson Ellis. 1 CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOLS.—Priest, the Rey. T Father Williams, .J St. Beuno's College Head mistress of the School, Miss Carpenter. The Rev. T Father Williams chairman and cerrespondent of the ( Managers. t't BLIC SCHOOLS. —County School: Headmaster, ( Mr. D. H. Davies, B A. assistant masters, Mr. 1 W. F. Allen, M.A., Mr. Hugh-Jones, B.A., Mr. W. 7 Askew, B.CO and Mr. Livermore cnairman of the 1 local governors, Mr. J. Harrison Jones; Tice-chair- T man, Rev. James Charles secretary to the loeal governors, Mr. A. Foulkes-Robeits. —Fairholme ♦ Young Ladies' School Principal, Miss B. j'oulkas. ( NATIONAL NON-PKOVIBKD ") SOBCOLS.— 2 Lenton pool: Boys, headmaster, Mr. Vf. M. Pierce; 7 Gals, headmistress, Miss Watkms Infants, head- I mistress, Miss Circles. Managers: Foundation managers, the Rector, the Rev. D. Laties, *x-*jfiev i Col. N. Lloyd Williams, Mr. J. P. Lewis, and Mr. C. Cottom for County Council, Rer. Joseph ETana ( for Denbigh Town council, Mr. Sam T. Miller. ? Correspondent for the Managers, the Bcotcr. DIINBIGII DISTRICT GKOUPEU &CUO..LB.— » his com- prises all the Elementary Schools in Denbigh, Hen- J ilan, Nantglyn, Llanrhaiadr, Cefn, Llansannan, Llannefydd, Llandyrnog, Prion, Trefnant, Bylchau ♦ and Rhydgaled. The Managers are Mr. J. iiarri- ( son Jones, J.P., Trefeirian, Denbigh, ahairman; X Rev. James Charles, Denbigh, tieo-ehairman Mr. C. Cottom, J.P.; Vale-street; Mr. George Williams, ♦ Beacon's-hill; Mr. W. Marsden Daries, Cae Llew- 7 elyn; Mr. Boaz Jones, Eirianfa Mrs. W. Parry, i Clwyd Villa; d,r5. I). S. Davies, Plas Ca«tell Mr. I Ebenezer Evans, Nantglyn Rev. H. O. Hughes, i( Henllan; Rev. H. Humphreys, Rectory, Henllan ♦ Mr. W. Lewis, Gorphwysfa, Henllan Mr. John ( Roberts, Plas ueatou Farm; Mr. Bennett Jones, ♦ Hatod Cetn Plas Onn Rev. Isaac Jones, Nantglyn 7 Rev. D. D. Richards, Nantglyn; Mr. James tiuglies, 1 J.P., Cheltenham Villa ,dr. A. Lloyd Jones, J.P., 7 Brynyffynnon. Clerk, Mr. H. Humphreys Roberts, Denbigh. Attendance Officers, Mr. Roger Pryce, T Postollice-lane, Denbigh, and Mr. R. P. chambers, ( Abergele. 2 TOWN COUNCIL.—Mayor, Councillor Robert Owen Alderman John Davies, A. Lloyd Jones, Boaa 1 Jones, and James Hughes Councillors J Humphrey J Jones, li. Humphreys Roberts, H. D. Hughes, S.IM T. Miller, S. Lunt Griffiths, F. B. Ciough, J. T Morris Davies, T, Lloyd Jones, J. H. Wynne, Charles Cottom, and William Parry; town clerk, Mr. J. Parry Jones deputy town clerk, Mr. Edward 7 Parry; tieasurer, Mr. R. E. Hughes, N.P. Bank; 1 medical officer, Dr. Collins Lewis surveyor, Mr. 7 John Davies sanitary inspector, Mr. H. Lee Jones; borough accountant, Mr. Ellis Williams district T rate collector, Mr. William Price; poor rate and ( b-rough collector, Mr. Tnomas Batten; electi\e Z auditors, Mr Gwilym Parry ind Mr. Abel \nwyl; J mace bearers, bailiffs, etc., Mr. Owen Evans and 1 Mr Meyrick Evans; town crier, Mr. Frederick Roberts. The meetings are held on the tnird Roberts. The meetings are held on the tnird V Thursday afternoon in each month. T BOUJUGH LIBKBAL ASSOCIATION. —President, Mr. iliiani Parry vice-presidents, Messrs. Llement I Edwards, M.P., J. Herbert Roberts, M.P \V. J. Griffiths, Sam T. Miller, W. Marsden Davies, and Griffith Jones; treasurer, MR. Llewelyn Jones; 7 secietary and registration agent, Mr. Gwilym 1 Parry j financial secretary, Mr. William Price, Bron 7 Haul.—West Denbighshire Liberal Association ( Piesident, Alderman W. G. Dodd, J.P., Llangollen T vice-presidents, Alderman 0. Isgoed Jones, J.P., ( Llanrwst; Alderman William Grillith, Llanfair- T tallw,iarn; and Mr. Hugh Hughes, C C.. Penrhewl, I Llangollen treasurer, Mr. William Parry, Denbigh; I general secietary and registration agent, Air. Gwilym 7 Parry, Chapel-p ace, Denbigh.—Liberal (Jlub, High- street: Presidents, J. Herbert Roberts, Esq., M.P., 7 and T. Williams, Esq., Llewesog; acting president, I JAFR. Fred W. Roberts acting vice-presidents, Mr. J. It Holland Roberts and Mr. W. Oliver Davies; [ treasurer, Mr. T. W. Salusbury secretary, Mr. W. riice, Bron Haul. 7 HOWELL'S SCHOOL.- Chairman of the Governors: 1 The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. r Clerk to the Governors Mr. J. P. Lewis, Solicitor, I Denbigh. Head Mistress: Miss Beloe, B.A. I (Honours), London, formerly Senior Mathematical | Lecturer at Westfield College, University of London. I Assistant Mistresses: Miss Margaret Gascoigne (Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford), Miss A. E. Brewin (Sonierviile College, Oxford), Miss Faith Watson, I B.SC London (Koyal Holloway College); Miss M. ( D. Peel, B.A. (Victoria University), Miss M. S. Stowoll (Girton College, ambridge), Miss B Gril'lin, LR.A.M., and Guildhall Diploma; Miss I Netta Owen, L.R.A.M. (Howell's School, Denbigh), 1 Miss I\L. TI. L'aige (Lambeth School of Art and 1 Herkennor Scliool, Busbey); Miss Nona lilake I (Madame OHterberg's Physioal Training College), Miss JASZO* ska, Diploma, Swanley l allege, Kent. T Medical officer: Dr. R. James Hughes, Denbigh. ( Housekeeper: Miss Cooke. Matron: Miss Jean i Hussey.
If PKr\KK;iiSIIIKE FAIRS.
If PKr\KK;iiSIIIKE FAIRS. 7 AI>orf;c!e Third Wednesday in evory month (and !)()) ■-). -Ccrrijf Monday before the 3rd Tueaday in (-u li n.ontli. — Denbigh 2nd Tuesday in each in.eatfcle and sheep fol'owin^ day, t pi'^s iiinrml wool fair. July lOth. —LJandtgla-in- Y,lo .•<( Friday in M«rclt, May, June, August ♦ (I N OCTOBER, c-ifctle and PIG". in.eatfcle and sheep fol'owin^ day, t pi'^s iiinrml wool fair. July lOth. —LJandtgla-in- Y,lo .•<( Friday in M«rclt, May, June, August ♦ (I N OCTOBER, c-ifctle and PIG".
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I ST. ASAPH. The FREE PRESS is sold at the establish ments of Mr. Tomkinson, Mr. W. Evans, and at the Railway Bookstall. DIOCBSAN Inspector of Schools, Rev. J. Hamer Lewis, B.A., Hafod Elwy. WOMEN'S Liberal Association.—Secret, ary, Mrs. Jonathan Jones, Bryngobaith. COMMISSIONERS for Oaths, J. P. Lewis, Esq. Joseph Lloyd, Esq. MAGISTRATES' Court held first Monday in every month. Clerk to the Magistrates, Mr. O. George. VOLUNTEERS.—Armoury near the Kin- mel Arms. St. Asaph Section in charge of Sergt. George Lea. J DISTRICTS Probate Registry.—Registrar, J. P. Lewis, Bsq., solicitor, St. Asaph and Denbigh Mr. R. Jones, chief clerk. BANKS.—N. and P. Bank, Mr. R. E. Hughes, open Fridays 10 a.m. to 3 p. m. N. & S. W. Bank, ditto, Mr. Wm. James. BRITISH and Foreign Bible Society.— Secretaries, The Very Rev. the Dean and Mr. P. Roberts, J. P.; treasurer, R. E. Griffiths, Esq. Depot: Victoria Printing Works. <21 FISHERY BOARD (Clwyd and Elwy).— Chairman, Dr. Easterby; hon. sec., H. G. Stock, Esq.; clerk, Mr. F.W. Grimsley. CONSERVATIVE CLUB. —Chairman, Mr. Joseph Lloyd, vice-chairmen, Mr. J. Webster, Rev. E. Worthington Powell and Dr. A. E. Davies; treasurer, Mr. H. A. Cleaver secretary, Mr. W. Gray Kelly. CHURCH DEJEKCH League.—Chairman, Rev. R. 0. Williams; secretary, Mr. John Wynne. POST OPYIC. Postmaster, Mr. E. Bond. Box closes at 8.20 a.m., 11.20. a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8.30 p.m. There will be slight alterations in summer according to trains. Deliveries, 7 am., 2 p.m., and 6.40 p.m. Sub Post Offioe (The Roe), Sub Postmaster, Mr. David Williams. Box closes 11.10 a.m., 7.66 p.m. CHAPELS.—Wesleyans, Penrhewl, Rev. J. Lloyd Hughes, St. Asaph, minister. 'alvinistic Methodists, Gemig-street, Pastor, Rev. Jonathan Jones. Independ- ents, Rev. W. M. Jones, minister. Bap- tists, Rev. B. Evans, Rhnddlan, and Rev. Evan Jones, St. Asaph. Roman Catholics, Priest, Rev. Father Karslake, St. Winifreds. BOARD or GUAANIAWI.—Chairman, Mr. Edwin Morgan Yiee-ehairman, Mr, John Frimston. The Rural District Councillors representing the Parish of St. Asaph are iiss M. Owen Jones, Roe Gaa, and Mr. T. Howes Roberts. Waen Mr. J. Jones, Penpalmant. Cefn Mr. 0 Rees, Tyny- ffordd Bodelwyddan Mr. R. E Griffiths, Gwernigron Clerk, Mr. Grimsley. TUB WOHKHOUS*. Master, Mr. R. Jone*: matron, Miss Williams; matron's assistant, Miss 10.. M. Palmer; porter, Mr. W. H. F dwards Industrial trainer, Miss M Parry Hughes nurse, kdiss M A. Efughes organist, Miss Elizabeth Wil- liams, High street; relieving officer. Mr. J. E. Davies Denbigh relieving offieer, r. E. Jones; Abergele relieving officer, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. PARISH COUNCILS.-St. Asaph chair- man, Dr. A. E. Davies; vice-chairman, Mr. J. P. Jones, Liverpool House Mr. H. A. Cleaver, Red Hill; Dr. Henry Lloyd, Arsyllfa Mr. Robert Jones, Bryngobaith Dr. Easterby, Mr. Charles Mansbridga Mr. J. Simon, Manchester House Mr. J. Lothian, Lothian's Park Mr. J. Charles Jones, Chester street; Mr. Walter Wil- liams clerk, Mr. G, O. Williams.— CEFN ehairman, Col. Williams Wynn clerk, Mr. Jos. Davies. -BODBLWYDDAN: Chairman, Mr. R. E. Griffiths; clerk, Mr. J. Hugh Roberts. -WLmiw chairman, IteT. W. M. Jonea elerk, Mr. B. Wil- liams. ST ASAPH Registration District.— Superintendent registrar, Mr. Gharlea Grimsley; deputy, Mr. J. Wynne Davies, St. Asaph registrar of births and deaths, Mr. J. K. Davies, Roe cottage; deputy, Mr. J. E. Williams, Roe Post Office; registrar of marriages, Mr. J. Simon, Manchester house; deputy, Mr. J. E. Williams, Roe Post Offioe. ST. ASAPH (Flint) Rural District Coun- cil: chairman, Mr. W. S, Roberts, Rail- way view, Bodfary; vice-chairman. Ed- ward Williams, Dyserth; clerk, Mr. C. Grimsley.-St. Asitph (Denbigh) Rural District Council: Chairman, Mr. William Jones, Penporchell llchaf, Llannefydd; vice-chairman, Mr Bennett Jones, Hafod Cefn Plas Oan. Bylchaa clerk, Mr. C. Grimsley. CowNTT SCHOOL.—Chairman of the Governors, the Right Rev. the Lortt Bishep of St. Asaph; headmaster, Mr. fldwin Mainer, M.A. (Cambridge), B.Se. second master, Mr. J. Boyd Robertson, M.A. soi. loe mftaiar, Mr. T. W. ThomM, B.A.; drawing and music master, Mr. T. R. Jones; elerk, Mr. Oharles Grimsley.— Natienal School (Boys), Mr. T. R. Jones; Girls, Miss Hewitt Infants, Miss Jones Assistants: Boys, Miss H. Morgan; Girls, Miss Brans Infants, Misses Lily Jones and M. B. Davies.-Roman Catho- lics, Miss Campbell; assistant, Miss Mcffngh. CATHMDRAL. -Bishop, The Right Rev. A. G. Edwards, D.D. Dean, the Very Rev. S. Pryce, M.A. Canons Residentary, Yen. Arch. Thomas, M.A.; W H.Fletcher, M.A.; David Evans, M.A.; Ll. Wynne Jones. M A. Minor Canons and Vicars Choral: Yioars, Per. Herbert Evans, B.A.; Rev B. W. Powell, M A., Rev. W. J. Daviea, M.A. Rev. D. C. Owen, B.A. Organist, Mr. W. E. Beleher, M i., P. h 0.0. Chancellor of the Dioeese, W. Trevor Parkins, Esq., M.A., Glasfryn, Gresford. Registrar of the Dioceise and Chapter Clerk, Mr. H. A. Cleaver. Bishop's Secretary, Mr. J. P. Lewis.
RHYL.
RHYL. CHUBCHBS.—St. Thomas', St. John's, Ht. Ann'?, and Holy Trinity Vicar, Rev. T. Lloyd, B.A., assisted by five curates. There are Chapels and Ministers of all denominations. UBBAH DISTRICT COUNCIL.—Chairman, Mr. J. P. Storey. Clerk, Mr. A. Row- lands. MAGISTRATES' COURT, monthly, clerk, Mr. George. County Court, bi-monthly, registrar, Mr. George. ALBXAHDRA HOSPITAL for Children.— The Parade: Superintendent, Miss Vieard. klgo Convalescent Homes for Women and Men. RHYL COUKTY SCHOOL.—Chairman of Governors, Mr. S Perks clerk, Mr. R. Jones, solicitor; headmaster, Mr. W. A. Lewis, MA. headmistress, Miss Jones; assisted by five other masters and mistresses. T Tf "Tr t T
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■F M »» ft » T "r y FT- TV T » 11 » 1 RR- »» TT T w ?I i » T ww it1 < -v- -<■-——■>- -C*- + + +—444 — 4 4 | JANUARY—31 Days. FEBRUARY—28 Day* MARCH—31 Days. APRIL—30 Day«. A J|'u| Uuy. ill' !\i rtndge and Phi'iistuit S. ends. ijl' St. David's Day. i .\1 Easter Monday.—Bk. Holiday. a j 2|W 1. t<ank Holiday in Scotland. 2'S < a die mas: Scottish Term. i:jS John Wesley died, 1791. 2 Tu x. All Fools' Day. fd., 1898. J T 3l'H Oretna Gieen marr. ahol. i8 ;7 3'S Scxagosima Sunday. 3 S 3rd Sunday in Lent 3 W Arthur Orton, The Claimant," J i 4^ Ld. Lytton, Viceroy of India,' 76 4jM 'I' !cgraj..hs tr.ins. to Govt., 1870 JM Forth Bridge opened, 189a 4 Th Korea evac. by Russians, 1904. i 5 S Dividends on Consols, etc., due. 5 Tu Tli' mas Cnrlyle died 1881. 5 Tr Thames Tunnel opened, 1843. 5 P Dividends on Consols, etc., due. T 0 6IS Epiphany: Twelfth Day. ^1558. f>W Charles II. died, 16PC5. ( W Dr. Snmuel Parr d., 182.1;. [1804. 6 8 Duchess of Cambridge d., 1889. 7 4, 7 M S(. Distaff's Day. Loss of Calais, 7 TH Mrs. Radcliflfe, novelist, d.,1823. F'n lirit. & For. Bible Society estaK, 7S Low Sunday. i 8Tu Galileo, Italian astromr.,d. 1642. 8:K Warbet. Japan&Russia com.'o_i. King William III. died, 1702. 8M 9. Lady Day Fire Ins. ceases. T 9 W Christmas Fire Insurance cease g\S Mary Queen of Scots beh., 1587. German Em p. William l.,d.'88. 9 It Easter Law Sittings begin. T A 10 TH Penny Post introduced, 1840. IOS Quinquageaima. Shrove S. iojS 4 h Sunday in Lent. I iolW I General Booth Dorn, 1829. X A 11 ? Hilary I.afiv Sittings begin. n M T. A. E. Edison, electrician, IT M 10. King Edward VII., m., '63. 11 TH American Civil War com., 1861. J iaS Earl of Iddesleigh died. 1887. 12 Tu Shrove Tuesday. [b., 1847. 12 Tu John 1.. Toole, actor, b., 1830. 12 F Lord Rodney's naval viet., 1782. T 4\ 13S 1st Sunday after Epiphany. 13 W Ash Wednesday. 13W Alexander II of Russia, assass., 1? S 14. Princess Beatrice born, 1857. 4 4\ 138 1st Sunday after Epiphany. 13 W Ash Wednesday. 13W Alexander II of Russia, assass., 14. Princess Beatrice born, 1857. 4 14 M Marquis of Lansdowne b.45. 14 TH St. Valentine s Day. 14 Tu Admiral Byng shot, 1757. [1881. 14 2nd Sunday after Kaster. i 15 Tu British Museum opened, 1759. 15 F 14. Moham. New Y. (1325) com. 15 F Fresh-w. Fish Close Season beg. 15 M President Lincoln shot, 1865. t 16 W Battle of Corunna, 1809. 16 S 17. Duchess of Albany b,, 1861. 16 S 15. Close Time for Wild Birds. 16 Tu Battle of Culloden, 1746. i- 17 TH Battle of Abu Klea, 1885. I7g Quadragesima. 1st Sun. in 1 'S 5th Sun. in Lent. St. Patrick's 17 W Prize Fieht, Sayers and Heenan, 1 0 18 F German Empire proclm'd., 187T i3 M Martin Luther d., 1546. [Lent. 18 M Dank Holiday tn Ireland. [Day. 18 TH Relief of Chitral, 1895. [i860, t u 19 S Isaac Disraeli died, 1848. T9TU Copernicus, nstron'mr., d., 1473 19 Tu 18. Princess Louise born, 1848. 19 F Lord Beaconsfield died, 1881. 1 sols 2nd Sunday aft. Epiphany. 2oW Duchess of Fife born, 1867. 20 W Pitt's Sinking Fund est., 1786. 2c S Charlotte Brontg born, 1816. l. ° 21 M King of Sweden born, 1829. 21 TH John P. Hullah, mus., d., 1884. 21 Th Spring commences. 2i S 3rd Sunday after Easter. T 22 Tu Accession of King Edward VII. 22 F (ieorge Washington born, 1732. 22 F 23. Viscount Milner born, 1854. 22 M Royal Society founded, 1662. -i 23W 'William Pitt died, 1806. [1901. 23 S Sir J. Reynolds, artist, d., 1792. 231S 24. Queen Elizabeth died, 1603. 2-, IV St. George's Day. Shakespeare I 24 TH Proclamation Day. 24 S 2nd Sun. in Lent. St.Matthias, 24IS Palm Sunday. 24 W Daniel Defoe d., 1731. [b.,1564. T <> 25 F Conversion of St. Paul. 25 M [Apostle and Martyr. 25 M Annunciation.-Lady Day. 25 TH St. Mark, Evangelist & Martyr, y 26S Bishop of London born, 18^8. 26TU Treaty of Versailles, 1871. 26 Tu 27. Peace of'Amiens, 1802. 26 F David Hume, historian, b., 1711. i 37 S Septuagesima Sunday. 27 \Y 2'°'- Relief of Ladysniith, 1900. 27 W Hilary Law Sittings end. 27 S S. Morse, electrician, born, 1791. T a8 M 27. German Emperor born, 1859 28 Th Hare Hunting ends. 28 TH Duke of Alb.un died, 1884. 28)S 4th Sunday after Easter. j 1 29 Tu First Reformed Par. met, 18 r:. 29 F Good Friday. [Gt. Brit.6i. 2g M a8. Queen Vict., Emp. of India, i T 30 W Charles I. beh., 1649. [d., 1780. 3o|S 31. Kingdom of Italy recog. by ,0Tu Lord Avebury b., 18^4. [1876. | 31 TH Charles Edward, "Young Pi et." 3I|s Easter Sunday. 7 MAY—31 Days. JUNE—30 Days. JULY—31 Days. AUGUST—31 Days. J iW llay Day. Duke of Conn, b., '50. i|S First U.S. Am bass, rec., 1785. TIM Dominion Day (Canada). 1 TH Lammas: Scottish Term. {*1894. i a'l'H L. Simnelcrwd. at Dublin, 1487. 2"S 1st Sunday after Trinity. 2|Tu Union with Ireland, 1800. 2F 1. War dec. agt. China by Japan, t <► 3F Invention ofthe Cross. Holy Rood 3 M Prince of Wales born, 1865. 3W Dog Days begin. End Aug. 11. 3S Earl of Aberdeen born, 1847. <( 4 Emp. Eugenie h., 1826. [Day. 4 T u Viscount Wolselcy born, 1833. 4 Independence Day, U.S.A. ,1776 4S 10th Sunday after Trinity. A 5S Rogation Sunday. 5 ^V Sir Julius Benedict died, 1885. 5 Dividends on Consols, etc., due. 5 M Bank Holiday. ] 6M Bank Holiday in Scotland. 6 Fif Count Cavour died, r86r. 6S Samuel Lover died, 1868. 6 Tu EHike of Argyll born, 1845. y- 7 Tu Lord Rosebery b., 1347. [1668. 7 1' First Reform Bill passed, 1832. 7IS 6th Sunday after Trinity. 7W First Reformed Parliam't., 1832. A 8W Le Sage, auth. of "Gil Bias," b., Death of Mahomet, 632. 8M Rt. Hon. J. bamberlain b. ,1836 8TH George Canning died, 1827. J 9 TH Ascension Day. Holy Thursday. S 2nd Sunday after Trinity. 9 Tu Midsummer Fire Ins. ceases. 9F Coronation Day, 1902. 10 F Indian Mutiny com., 1857. 10 M Cr) stall'alaee opened, 18"u. xo W Tohr. Calvin, reformer, b., 1509. 10 S Lord Goschen born, 1831. X 11 S Sir J. F. W. Herschel d., 1871. rTu St. Barnabas, Apostle ^Martyr. 11 Th Alexandra bombarded, 1882. u s 11th Sunday after Trinity. T | 12 S Sunday after Ascension. 12 W Rev. Charles Kingsley b., 181;. 12 F Evacuation of the Crimea, 1856. I2 M Trinity Law Sittings end. f 13 M Hudson's Bay Co. founded,1670. 13 Th Opening of Berlin Congress, '78. 13 Ballot Act began, 1872. 13TU 12. Grouse Shooting begins. X 14 Tu Henry Grattan, statesman,d.'20. 14 F Battle of Nasebv, 1645. 7th Sunday after Trinity. 14 W Colin Campbell died, 1863. T 15 W Whitsunday.—Scottish Term. I'agna C.harta signed, 1215. 15 M St. Swithm's Day. 15 TH Relief of Pekin by the Allies, 1900 j if Th Sir H. H. Fowler born, 1830. 16 S 3rd Sunday ai'tei-T, inity. 16 I'u Flight of Mahomet, 622. 16 F Ben Jonson, dramatist, d., 1637. A 17 F Raster Law Sittings end. 17 M St. Alban, First English Martyr 17 W Franco-Prussian War com.70. 17 S Frederick the Great died, 1786. 0 ife > ig. Emperor of Russia b 1868. x8 Tc Battle of Waterloo, 1815. if TH Dr. W. G. Grace born, 1848. t8 S latTi Rnnrlay fr»Tii*y J 191'S Pentecost: Wriit Sunday. 19 W Emperor Maximilian shot, 1867. 19 f* Bishop Wilberforce died, 1873. 19 M 18. Emperor of Austria b., 1830. X 20 M Whit Monday. Bank Holiday. 20 TH Accession of Queen Vict., 1837. 20 21. Robert Burns died, 1796. 20 Tu Blackcock Skooting begins. T 21 Tu French Amb. to Vatican recalled, 21 F Queen Victoria's Jubilee celeb.. 2S s Sth Sunday after Trinity. 21 W Lady M. Wortley-Montagu d., 7 22 W Victor Hugo died, 1885. [1904. 22 S Summer commences. ^887. 22 M Charles Landseer died, 1879. 22 Tu Lord Salisbury d., 1903. [1762. X 23TH Albert Smith, humorist, d., '60. 23S 4th Sunday after Trinity. 23 Tu Duke of Devonshire born, 1833. 23 F Treaty of Prague, 1866. T 0 24 F Queen Victoria born, 1819. 24 M St. fohn Baptist.—Midsumr. D. 24 W Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour b., 1848. 24 S St.Bartholomew: Massaere, 1572 J a 25 S Princess Christian born, 1846. 2»;Tu 24. Viscount Kitchener b., 1850. 25 TH St. James's Day. 2-s~~ I3t.fr Snn<lny nft^y Trinity- i 26IS Trinity Sunday. 26 W Navigation Act repealed, 1849. 26 F Henry VII. of England b., 1456. 26 M 35. Com. Treaty w. Japan, 1894. T 0 27 M 26. Princess of Wales b., 1867. 27T11 Harriet Martineau died, 1876. 27 S Bank of England founded, 169 [. _>7Tu Eruption of Krakatoa, 1883. t <y 28 Tu Trinity Law Sittings begin. 28 F Coronation ot Queen Vict., 1838. 28 S 9th Sunday after Trinity. 28 W Leigh Hunt, author, d., 1859. X 29 W Restoration Day, 1660. -S/* Peter, Apostle and Martyr. 29 M Relief of Derry, 1689. m, Th F irst Submarine Cable laid, 1850 0 30 TH Corpus Christi. 30 S 5th Sunday after Trinity. 30 I'u Prince Bismarck died, 1898. 30 F Battle of Plevna, 1877. [1880. T ► 31F Peace in South Africa, 1902. 31 W Ignatius oyola died, 1556. 31 S Queen Wilhelmina of Holland b. X + SEPTEMBER- 30 Days. OCTOBER-31 Days. NOVEMBER—30 Days. OECEMBER-JI Days. i iS 14th Sunday after Trinity. i Tu Pheasant Shooting begins. iJF All Saints' Day. Hallowmas. iS 1st Sunday in Advent. J 0 2M St.Giles. Partridge S. begins. 2 W Stoppage of City of Glasgow Bk. 2|S All Souls' Dav. 2 M 1. Queen Alexandra born, 1844. T 0 3 Tu Oliver Cromwell died, 1658. 3 TH Treaty of Limerick, 1691. [1878. "~GIS 23rd Sunday afcor Trinity. 3 TU Archbishop Tait died, 1882. a 4 W French Republic declared, 1870. 4F !■>. Guizot, statesman, b., 1787. 3. Mikado of |apan born, 18^2. 4^ Royal (-ourts of Justice op., '82. | 5 TH Samuel Morley died, 1886. 5 S Dividends on Consols, etc., due Tu 'I"he Gunpowder Plot. 160;. 5 'I H Alex. Dumas, ptre, died, 1870. j O Scottish Rebellion com., 1745. "ois 19th Sunday after Trinity. 6W Holborn Viaduct opened, '1869. 61F Anthony Troliope died, 1882. 4 7 S Sir H. C.-Bannerman b., 1836. y m I-dgar Allan Poe, poet, d., 1849. 7 TH Sir Martin Frobisher died, 1594 7^ l erdinand de Lesseps d., 1894. J "■ 8,S 15th Sundajr after Trinity. 8iTu Ramaddn (month of abstinence 8 F John Milton, poet, died, 1674. 8S 2nd Sunday in Advent. T 9M The Year 5668 of the Jewisk Era 9'W observe by the Turks) com. I 9p King Edward VII lorn, 1841. I c\l ransit of Venus, 1874. A ioTu Mungo Park born, 1771. [com. ioj'l H 8-10. Chicago burned, 1871. ^4f^^iiw^n.y afi-nr ip^"Uy. 10 l'i Grouse and Black Game S. ends. T 0 11W Battle of Malplaquet, 1709. II'F South African War began, 1899. xiM Martinmas.—Scottish Term. 11 W Charles Wesley, mus., b., 1757. J 0 12TH Rt. Hon. H. H. Asquith b., 1852. i2[S Lord Lyndhurst died, 1863. 12 Tu Kintr of Italy born, iS6q. 12 Th Robert Browning died, 1889. i T 13F Battle of Tel-el-Kebir, 1882. I3 s 20th Sunday after Trinity. 13 W Rossini, Italian composer,d.68. 13 F Dr. Samuel Johnson died, 1784. T 0 14 S Duke ot Wellington died, 1852. 14 M Michaelmas Fire Ins. ceases. 14 TH Print ess Alice died, 1878. r4S Prince Albert died, 1861. y < 15 S 16th Sunday after Trinity. 15 ru British S. A. Co. Charter, 1899. 15 F Domesday Bk. completed, 1086. 3rd Sunday in Advent. <„ 16M Post Office Sav. Bks. op., 1861. 16 W Rt. Hon. A. Chamberlain b.63. 16 S Rt. Hon. John Hright I)0rn, I 8 1 1. 1(1 M Mary Russell Mitford b., 1768. 1 0 17 Tu Lon. & Birmingham Rly 0p.'30. 17 TH Earl of Selborne born, 1859. {y g, 25th Sunday after Trinity. 17 Tu Last ex. for Thames piracy,'50. T o 18 W Commonwealth of Austl. procl., 18 F St. Luke, Livangelist. M S. Peter's, Rome, consec., 1626. 18 W Slavery abol. in U.S.A., i8fla. i 19 Ih Battle of Poictiers, 1356. [1900. 19 S Henry Kirke White died, 1806. I9 Tu Man in ihe Iron Mask" d, 1703 19T11 J. M. W. Turner died, 1851. T 0 20 I' Battle of the Alma, 1854. 2oS 21st Sunday after Trinity. 20 W Sir W. Laurier born, 1841. 20:F John Wlson ( 'roker born, 1760. 1 21 S Sir Walter Scott died, 1832. ai m Trafalgar Day (1805). I21 THI Sir Thomas Gresham died, 1579. 121 S 7hovias s D. Mich.L.S. end. Ji 1 22 S 17th Sunday after Trinity. 22 Tu Mayne Reid, romancist, d.,1883. 22 F St. Cecilia. 221S 4th Sunday in Advent. T T 23 M 22. Sultan of Turkey bom, 1842. 23 W Battle of Edgehill, 1642. 23 S 24. John Knox-died, 1572. 23IM 22. Winter commences. J, I 24 Tu Autumn commences. 24 TH Michaelmas Law Sittings begin, 26th Sunday after Trinity. 24 Tu King of Greece born, 1845. A I 25 W Lucknow Day, 1857. 25 F Agincourt, T415. Balaclava, 1854. 25|m Sir Francis Chantrey d., 1841. 35 W Christmas Day. ¥ T 261TH Marquis Weilesley died, 1842. 26 S 27. President Roosevelt b., 1858. 26 Tu Princess Charles of Denmark b. 26 TH Boxing Day. Bank Holiday. T i 27.F George Cruikshank born, 1792. 2?s 22nii Sunday aftcr Trinity. 27 W Alex. Dumas,/f/j.d.,1895. [i860. 27 St. John, Apostle & Evangelist, i. i 28 S 29. St. Michael. Michaelmas I). 28 M SS. Simeon and Jude. 28; FH Dr. Joseph Parker died, 1902. £ _8p Innocents Day. — Childermas. 1 j 29B 18th Sunday after Trinity. 29 Tu George Morland, artist, d.; 1804. 29 F Mary somerville died, 187a. 29IS 1st Sunday after Christmas. 4 3ofM Earl Roberts born, 183a. 30 W Fireatthe Tower of London,'41. 30IS St. Andrew's Day. 30IM Roger Ascham died, 1568. 4- 31 TH All Hallows' Eve. 3rf"I l New Years Eve. 1 -+- -+-+-+-+-+- + + + +-+ .+-+- + ++. -+ -+ -+-++. -+-+-
DC-NBIGI-ISHIRE OFFICIALS,…
DC-NBIGI-ISHIRE OFFICIALS, &c. Lord Lieutenant, Col. Cornwallis West, Ruthin C rnmher ot Parlia- ment, Mr. J. Herbert Roberts (L); Mr. Hemmerde (L) Boroughs, Mr. Clement Edwards (L). High-herd'f, Col. Parr Lynes Under-Sfieriff, Mr. J. Parry Jones, Denbigh; High-Sheriff electi. Mr. S. J. Waring. Chairman Qu trter Sessions, Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart. deputy chairman, Mr. Louis W. Jelf Petit. Chairman of the County Council, Councillor Edward Roberta, Brymbo vice- chairman, Col. Cornwallis West. Chairman of the Standing Joint Committee, Col. Mesham. Clerk of the Peace, Mr. W. R. Evans," Ruthin deputy clerk, Mr. Jno. Roberts. Treisurer, Mr. Guy Conran, Bcondjffryn, Denbigh. Chief-eonstable Major Leadbetter, Wrexham: Deputy Chief-constable, Mr. E. Jones, Wrexham. County Surveyor, Mr. Walter D. Wiles, Wrexham. County Accountant, Mr. R. Humphreys Roberts, Denbigh. Coroners, I)r. J. R. Hughes, Denbigh and Mr. LI. Kenrick, Ruabon, Surreyors, Denbigh District, Mr. R. B. Adams Denbigh Wrexham District, Mr. E. W. Jones, Wrexham. Inspectors of Weights Measures, Denbigh District, Mr. J. Cliirle Jones, Ruthin Wrexham District, Mr. No.;h Price, Wrexham. Veterinary Inspectors appointed by County Council, Mr. T. J. Simpson, M.R.C.V.S., Ruthin Mr. J. H. Wynne, M.K.C.V.S., Denbigh. Police Superinten-deiit, Mr. Edward Jones, Wrexham; Mr. Hugh Jones, Denbigh Mr. Woollam, Llanrwst. Denbighshire Education Committee. Mr. W. G. Dodd (Chairman), Mr. J. E. Powell (Vice-Ohairinan); Mr. Simon Jones, Mr. O. Isgoed Jones, Col. C. S. Mainwaring, Mr. Bennett Jones, Mr. W. E. Samuel, Mr. William Griffiths, Rev. Thomas Lloyd, Mr. E. W. Thomas, Mr. Christma,4 Jones, Mr. E. Roberts (Brymbo), Mr. Cromar, Mr. J. A. Harrop, Mr. Godfrey Fitzhugh (Plas Power, Wrexham), Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., Col. W. Cornwallis West, Mr. J. Roberts (Henllan), Mr. John Allen, Mr. Gomer Roberts, Mr. D. S. Davies (Denbigh), Mr. J. Stephen Jonas, Mr. J. R. Williams, Mr. A. T. Davies, Mr. J. Wilcoxon, Mr. W. J. Williams, Dr, J. Medwyn Hughes, Mr. E. R. Parry, Miss Gee, Mrs. Parker Davies, Mr*. K J. Powell, Professor Lloyd (Bangor College), Mr. James Darlington, Mr. J. Harrison Jones, Mr. J. Herbert Roberts, M.P. County Organizer of Education: Mr. J. C. Davies, Education Offices, Ruthin. Joint Secretaries Messrs. W. R. Evans and John Roberts. Denbigh Division-County Magistrates. Meetings of County Magistrates are held at Denbigh on the second and fourth Wednesdays in every month. Tke Magistrates' Clerk is Mr. J. Parry Jones, solicitor. The following are the Magistrates in this division:—Lieut.- Col. H. R. Hughes, Ysfcrad Hall, Denbigh W. D. W. Griffith, Esq., Garn, Trefnant; Major R. F. Birch, Maea Elwy, St. Asaph Col. A. Meshaua, Pont- ruffydd, Bodfari Capt. F. B. O. Cole, Llysmeirchion, Denbigh T. Williams, Esq., Llewesog Hall, Denbigh; O. J. Williams, Esq.. Cefa, St. Asaph; Col. H. Ll. Howard, Wygfair, St. Asaph; F. J. Vaughan Williams, Esq., Glanywern Lieut.-Col. R. W. Williams Wynn, Dolben, St. Asaph J. Morris, Esq., Hetty, Llansannan Col. Heaton, Plas Beaton Col. Saxon Gregson Ellis, Plas Ciough Col. T. A. Wynne Edwards, Plas Nantglyn T. J. Williams, Efq., Colwyn Bay; W. G. Rigby, Egq., Pentre Mawr J. D. W. Griffith, Esq., Henllan Dr. J. R. Hughes, Grove Place; F Burton, Bsq., Gwaynynog D. S. Davies, Eq., Plas Castell; R. E. Hughes, Eq., N.P. Bank E. O. Watkin Davies, Esq., Plas-yn- Green Col. R Lloyd Williams, Bodgwilym W. C Jones, Esq Llannerch Park John Roberts, Esq., Plas Heaton Farm and ex-officio Robert Owen, Eq., as Mayor of Denbigh and William Jones, Esq., Penporcbell (Denbigh District Council).
FLINTSHIRE OFFICIALS.
FLINTSHIRE OFFICIALS. Lord Lieutenant, H. R. Hughes, Esq., Kinmel. Members of Parliament): Mr. J. Herbert Lewis (L) and Mr. J. Howell Idris (L) Chairman of Quarter Sessions, Mr. P. P. Pennant; deputy chairman, Mr. E. Scott Bankes, Soughton Hall. Chairman of County Council, Mr. J. W. Summers chief constable, Major Flintshire Otticiats enntiMned. Webber clerk of the peace, Mr. Bromley, Mold deputy clerk of the peaea, lb. Olive; treasurer, Mr. Williams, Mold; coroner, Mr. F. Llewelya Jones, B.A. DENBIGHSHIRE AND FLISTSHIRS FOXHOUBTPB hunt the distriol regularly ia the season master-Owen J, Williams, Esq., Cefa, St. Asaph. Denbighshire Hussars Imperial Yeomanry. Col. LI. E. S. Parry, D.S.O., in command Lieut.-Col. H. P. Syko (lat* SoC Dragoon Guards, Queen's Bays), seoond in command; Hon. Chaplain, Lord Bishop of St. Asaph Regimental Surgeon. Lieut. R. G. Williams, Wrexham; Captain and Quarter-master P. C. Butcher Veterinary Surgeon, D. 8. Davidson; Regimental Headquarters, Denbigh. A Squadron, Wrexham: Major P. T. Davies-Cooke, Capt. G. P. E. Cotton, Lieut. R. 0. Lloyd, Lieut. H. IP. Flobobor, Squadron Sergt.-Major R. H. T. Jones, Squadron Quarterinaster-Bergt J. Morris. B Squadron, Denbigh Major T. Ward, Lieut. H. D. D. Walthall, Lieab. 9. W. Griffith, Squadron Major W. Flint, Squadron Quartermambor-gargt. B. H. Parry. C Squadron, Bangor Major E. J. W. Platt, Capt. F. J. L. Priestley, Second Lieut. e. H. Lloyd Edwards, Squadron Sergt.-Major Con Ion, Sqaadron Quartennaster-Sergt. T. H. Hughes. D Squadron, Birkenhead: Major J. H. Writfley, Lieut. J. D. Mayhew, Squadron Sergt.-Major Williams, Squadron Quarbermaster-Sergt. McLay, Regimental Sergt.-Majar F. Turner. Liverpool, Regimoutal Quartermaater-Sergt. Jones, Ruthin. Permanent) Staff: Adjatanfc, Capt. S. C. Holland (K.O.G.), Regimental Sergt.-Major E. Bruton ASqaadvoa, S.S.M. T. Brand B Squadron, S.S.M. E. H. Marshall; C Squadron, 8.S.M. P. Lloyd; D Squadron, S.S.M. A. E. Batsmen.
DEN SIGH-POSTAL INFORMATION.
DEN SIGH-POSTAL INFORMATION. Letters Deliveries 7 a.m., 12 and 4.30. Despatches 7.40 and 11.1 A.M., 1." and 7.30 p.m. Head Office Box cleared for extra »tamps T.40 p.m. Pare«la Deliveries 7 a.m., 12 and 4.30 p.m. Despatches 7.40 and 11 a.m., 4.15 and 7.11 p.m. Office open for Money Orders, Postal Orders, Savings Bank, forornmemb Annuties, &c., from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Telegrams from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bandaya: Office open to the public from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Letter Box oleared at 4 JO p.m. Townsend T.S.O., near Railway Station: Boxes oleared for each daapafceh from Head Offloa (Sundays at 3.50). Sundays Vale Street Pillar Box clearad at 8.11 and Beacon's Hill Box at 4.5 p.m. Office open for money &ad talegraphis busi. ness from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., week days only.—Head Postmaster, Mr. T. IIdwardt. Rates of Postages Not exceeding 4 OH., Id., and so on at the rate of ide fos every additional 2 oz.-Money Orders: For sums not exceeding Pl, gd., exteadis fll and not exceeding Y,2, Sd., f,4, 4d A7, M., no, fld. Postal Ordtra from 6d. to 21s., charges from d. to lid. Parcels nob exceeding lIb., gd., exceeding I It*. and under 2 Ibs, 4 exceeding 2 lbs. and under 8 The 5d., lbs. and aadar 5 lbs. 6d.; 5 lbs. and under 7 lbs., 7d., and ld. every additional poind. Iffa paresi exceed 11 lbs. iu weight. Telegrams, 12 words 6d.
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| CAERWYS. ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH.—Rev. J. F. Itees, Rector; Messrs. W. Williams and W. Mathews, Churchwardens Messrs. G. Alcock, J. Williams (Church Walks), J. Williams (Water-street), J. E. Evans, Thomas Williams, Alfred vans, Isaac Jones and J. J. Roberts (sidesmen) Mr. H. Davies-Williams (organist); Mr. W. M. Williams (parish olerk) Samuel Hughes (sexton). -tialvinistic Methodists Rev. William Benjamin, minister.—Wesleyan Methodists: Rev D. Roberts.Baptists Rev howland Williams,—English Pres- byterians: Rev. Foulkes Parry; -Banks: National A Provincial (Holywell branch). North & South Wales (Denbigh Branch). Open for business on Fair days only.— Parish Council: Meetings quarterly. Members Messrs. J. T. Edwards (chair- man), J. E. Evans, Alfred Evans, George Alcock, Evan Davies, J. Mathews, E. Maihews, G. T. Anwyl and B. Davies. Clerk, Mr. J. J. Roberts.-County Coun- cillor Mr. D. E. Hughes, Marian Prysau. —Rural District Councillor Mr. John Mathewa, Pendre.—Resident Magistrate Mr, W. Williams, Glasfryn.—National Schools: Mr. J. E. Evans, headmaster. Fairs: The Fairs are held on the last Tuesday in each month.—Postmaster: Mr. H. Minshall. Police Station Sergt. Kingsbury, Overseers Messrs, John Mathews and J. T. Sdwardt.
ABERGELE.
ABERGELE. Agents for the FIIK PRZSS, Mr. Leigh, Stationer and the bookstall Mr. Rodgers, St. George. FAIRS.-Third Wednesday in the month BANIE.-North and South Wales, manager, Mr. Evans. POST OF?ICK.—Postmaster, Mr. J. Fletcher. RBADING Room.-The Conservative Club, which possesses a splendid billiard table. VoLUKraEHS.—In command of Dr. Peter Jones (Capt.) and Mr. Cecil Roberts (Lieut). IiLScnooibr, Intermediate. Headmaster, Mr. J. Williams, M.A.; Headmistress, Miss Wynne. National. Headmaster, Mr. H. Bedford; Headmistress, Miss Gittins; Infants, Miss Jones. ^Disraicr^CoiTKaiiiMBS.-Messrs. Pierce Davies (chairman), J, irPierce, Isaac Morris, G. Perkins, J. Hannah, H. E. Pritchard, Edward Williams, J. C. Knight, W. H. Jonee, G. H. Judson. W. P. Morris, J. Buchanan. Clerk, Mr. E. A. Crabbe, solicitor Surveyor, Mr. M. R. Jones. RBSIDHIM CLEROY UD MISIBWBB.— St. Michael's Chureh, Rev. T. Jones, M.A., vicar Rev. D. U. Griffiths, curate. Welsk Wesleyan Cltapel. Rev. Evan Jones (in ckarge) and Rev. D. Tecwyn Evans. Methodists, Rev. Francis Jones. Baptists, pastorate vacant. English Presbyterians, Pensara, Rev. J. Henry Davies. Welsh Independent Chapel, Rev. M. Davios.
ICORWEN.
ICORWEN. Merioneth OfEicials-Lard Lieutenant —Mr. W. R. M. Wynne, Peniarth. High Sheriff Nominate—Mr. C. G. Beale, Dol- gelley. Chairman of Quarter Sessions- Mr. W. R. M. Wynne. Dapoty-Chair- man of Quarter Seaeiott—Mt. A. Osmond Williams, M. P. Chairman of Coanty Counsil- Dr. John Janes, Dolgelley. Tice- C hairman-Ali arm& n Evan Jones, Bala. Market Day, Friday. Fairs, Third Taasday in. nik.- Belateas, lasl Triday ia month elerk, Mr. L. Ll. John.— Board of Guardiaas: Chairmaa, Mr. J. Nanson elerk, Mr. J. Mrans.—Saparia- tendent registrar, Mr. J. Bra as.—Aegis* tear of marviagM, Mr. D. P. Daries, Corwou.-Maaagers of Council Sohools Chairman, ldr. W. Ffoulkes Jones; elerk, Mr. H. John headmasters (Conn- oil fiehoola), Mr. H. W. Anwyl (Yolnn- tary School), Mr. Tlnton. — Parish Connoil: Chairman, Mr. Thomas Jones olerk, Miss H Evans.-North Soabh Wales Bank Manager, Mr. D. Davies. -Postmaster, Mr. R. Williams. Boxes aleared at 4.10 a.m. far Dolgalley, Bala, and Llanuwchllya. General at 9.a.m., 4 p.m., aad t.2* p.m. Delivery of let- ters and parcels at T a.m., 4. IS p.m., and loeal letters at T.4§ p.m.—#ree Library: Librarian, Mr. J. Belli* aeeretary, Mr. Lloyd Joka. -Nursing Asseeiation Pre- sident, Hon. Mrs. Wynn Miss Appleton aad Mr. Ll. John, hon. soorstarisis.- Vamalo Friendly Society Frasideat, The Hon. Mra. Wyaa; seeretary, Mr. Lloyd Joku.-Gas Co. Seeretary, Mr. D. Jones, Rnbhin; manager, Mr. Hlla* RoberBs.— Water Secretary and manager, Mr J William.—-PabUe Vac- cinator Dr. H. a. Walker. Medical Officer of Health Dr. White.-Collestor of Income Tax, Mr. R. ft. Morris.— Assistant Overseer, Miss H Bvsns.- Hdeyrnion Agricultural Soaieby, Mr. R. H. Morris.— Chair Bisteddfod secre- tary, Mr. H. Morris, janr., Cesail y Berwyn.—Markeb Hall Co.: Seoretary, Mr. L. Lloyd Johii.Amebionears and Valuers, Messrs. David Roberts A Son, Temple Buildings.-Slate Mining Co. Secretary, Mr. L. Lloyd Johu.-Counly Court: registrar, Mr. L. Lleyd Jolkii.- Lighting Inspectors Clerk, Mr. L. Lloyd John.
LLANRWST.
LLANRWST. Banks.—North aad Soath Wales Bask and Metropolitan Bank. Tale of Conway Fishery Board grant ftshing licenses for Vae Doaway. Tale af Oonway Agrionltaral Beaiety. Secretary, Mr. R. R. Owen. Urban Distriot Coanoil: Chairmaa, Mr. John Roberts; vice-Chairman, Mr. Reger Haghes; elerk, Mr. H. Pierce. Board of Guardians Chairman, Mr. E. Jones-Williams Tice-Uhalrmaa, Mr. John Roberts; olerk, Mr. H. Pieree; master, Mr. W. Jones; matron, Mrs. M. Jones. Llanrwst County SohooL—Chairman, Mr. O. Isgoed Jones, J.P. Clerk, Mr. Mctnbyre, W'ydr Ucha. Headmaster, the Rev. J. I. Farr, M.A. Coanty Court.—Registrar, Mr. J. B. Humphreys. High ballifl, Mr. W. Roberts, Llwydfaen. Bailiff, Mr. Henry Robeits Clergy and Ministers. -The Rev. John Morgan, B.A., vioar, and a curate. The Nonconformists have resident ministers.
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RUTHIN. ] The Free Prett arrives at Ruthin every Friday afternoon about 4.30 o'clock and is on hale at tho < establishments of Messrs. Rouw it Son, chemi ) St. PeterVsquare; Mr. C. Aldneh, priiiter and i stationer; Mr. Arthur William. printer A- station^)'; Mr. Lewis .rones, printer & stationer Mi. Hughes, < Mwrog-street Mr. J. Williams, (Jlwyd-siL'ci.'t fdr. T T. Hughes, Clwyd-street; and at the liailway Hook- stall. t MARKET DAY, Monday. -Fair Day, the lirstTues- ] day in each month. X KEOISTHAR of Births, Marriages and Deaths, Mr. T. Maysmor (lee, Maesmor House, (Jlwyd-streefc. I POST OJTJCICB.—Mr. T. Jones, postmaster. Box t closes at 7.25 a.m., 10..15 a.m., LoO and 7.15 p.m. t IKLAND HEVKNUK.—Taxes Department: Clerk to the Commissioners, Mr. David Jones, Agency oiliccs. 1 Excine Department, Mr. L. Smith. j HUBAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. — Chairman, Mr. Henry Williams, Plasyward vice-chairman, Mr. J. Roberts. Nantglyn clerk, Mr. R. Humphreys Roberts. I TOSTINB SOCIHTY.—President, Mr. J. Jenkins, T Colomendy; vice-president, Mr. George Brockiehurst, Secretary, Mr. J E. Morris, Well-street, J BoRouon EDUCATION COMMITTEE.—Dealing with Technical Instruction. Chairman The Rev. Chan- i ceJlor Bulkelej Jones. Vice-Chairman Mr. Wm. j Jones, Glasfryn. Secretary: Mr. Thomas E. I Edwards. t GROUPED Provided Schools Managers.—Chair- man, Mr. Thomas Jones, PlasCoch vice-chairman, t Mr. Theodore J. Rouw; clerk, Mr. Ezra Roberts, ) Vale View. 2 EAKLI CLOSING,—Places of business close during j the winter months: Saturdays 9 p.m., Market and i Fair Days 8 p.m., Week Days 7 p.m., Thursdays throughout the year 1 p.m. I THE RUTHIN SHOWS SOCIETY is promoted by a large Committee of Management, and holds two Shows during the year—in July and December. Secretary, Mr. VV. G. Hodgson, Florence House. M RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.Armoury and Drill Hall, in Borthyn-street. Commandant, Capt. J. Jenkins t ■ Lieut. Theodore J. Rouw; Surgeon, Dr. F. /■ Byford; Instructor, Sergt. H. Taylor. T ■ GAS COMPANY. — Directors .Vlr. Arthur i' Magin /■ (chairman), Dr. Jenkins, Mr. R. Roberts, The Hand; 2 ■ Mr. Theodore Rouw, and Mr. W Jones, Glasl'ryn j 9 secretary, Mr. David Jones, Agency Offices solicitor, I ■ Mr. Aneurin O. Evans. H NUUSING INSTITUTE.—A branch of the Queen's I Jubilee Nursing Institute is managed by a local T H committee of ladies and gentlemen on purely unde- 9 nominational lines. Nurses' residence, Glynrhydd. t 9 CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB, Castle street.—Reading, } Smoke and Billiard Rooms and iJowling Green. ♦ President, Mr. George Blezard, Pool Park steward T and secretary, Mr. J. L. Roberts; hon. secretary, I Vlr. J. Jenkins, Colomendy. t FIRE BKIOADB.—Captain E. Tegid Owen, the ) Castle Hotel Lieutenant H. E. Joyce, jeweller, St. t Peter'e-square; Engineer Price Humphreys. Fire ) Station and Alarm Town Hall Buildings, Secre- 2 tary, Mr. J. E. Francis, Park-road. COUNTY OfFiQKs, Castle street: Clerk of the I Pea^t' Mr. W. R. Evans; Deputy Clerk of the t Peace, Mr. John Roberts. Governor H.M. Prison, Mr. C. W. Hunt. County Education Offices, Clwyd t itreet. Organiser of Education for Denbighshire, ) Mr. J. C. Daries, M.A. oiiices, Market-street. 2 BOAKD of GUAROIANS -Cnairman, Mr. J. H. Simon, Llaurhydii vicc-eliairinaii, Mr. R. H. Pugh, ♦ Bryncoch; cleric, Mr. H. Humphreys Roberts, t solicitor. Ruthin and Llanfwiog Pari h Guardians, l Rev. J. F. Reece, Mr. Price Morris, and Wm. T Jones, Glasfryn. ) WATBH COMPANT.—Directors: Mr. Theodore J. Rouw (chairman), Mr. R Roberts, Mr. J. Parry i Jones (Uenbigh), Dr. J. R. Jenkins, and Capt. J. I Jenkins; secretary, Mr. David Jones, Agency Offices; auditors, Mr. L G. Thomas and Mr. i William Jones, Glasfryn solicitor, Mr. Aneurin O. II Tang. J CAS»M.—The splendid grounds of this ♦ graad old Castle, the residence of Colonel and Mra. CornwalliB W'8t, are, by the kind permission of Col. Woftwallij) West, opea to Visitors on payment of a ) email fee for tioket of admission, the proceeds being I handed OTM to the Rathin and District Nursing T Ajsooiation. BAHKB.—Korth and South Wales Bank, Market T •tre«t, Mr. L. G Thomas, manager. London and i Prorinoial Bank, Clwyd street, Mr. W. T. A. Jones, managtr. Saringi Bank, Agency Otlioas, Well ) •tract, e»tabli»h«d 1818; treasurer, Mr. L. G. I Thomas, V. tI 9. W. Baak auditors, Meairs. Small A Son, Cheite* aotaary, Mr. David Jones. I PUBLIC SOSOOLS.—Grammar School, headmattar, T Rer. Vf. P. Whittington, M.A. assistant master*, 9 Mr. Gsorg* Iaglis, B.A., Mr. T. liakor, B.A., and ♦ Mr. Arthur Lloyd, B.A. County School for (Sirit, Brjahyfrjd H«adaii»tr«ss, Miu Anna Rowlands, B.A. (Lud.) assistant*, Miss F. A. Elliott, Miss Alio FL. Dawson, B.A. Miss Clarisse B. A. 8peed, A.R.C.S., Miss Magdalen Morgan, B.A., and Mist Mditih M. 3TAKS. Yoang Ladies' Prirata S«h»ol: VISA Pri««, Castle-street. Elementary Schoels Noa-Protidad School, Borthyn, Mr. VI. ft. Hodgson, headmaster; Council School, fthos- street, Mr. W. R, Owen, headmaster. ItovaiM Cniiniu,—Gevernors The Right Ray. i the Lord Bishop ef St. Asaph (chairman;, the Right T the Lori B »t BANGOR, tho Vory R«v. THE Dean of Ii. Asaph, Col. Cornwallis West (Ruthin Gastlei, the Rer. the Warden of Kuthin, Dr. J. R. Jenkins, J.P. (Colomendy), Mr. Stanley Wejraan, I: iter. W. P. Whittington, the Mayor of Ruthin (Counoillor T. J. Rouw), Mr. G. H. Denton, and I Dr. J. Hedwyn Hughes. Clerk to the Governors, t Mr. David Jones, Agency Offices. GRAMMA* SCHOOL.—Governors The Lord Bishop T of St. Asaph (Chairman), Col. Saxon Gregson Klhs ) (vioa-ohairman), The Rev. Chancellor Bnlkeley I Jones, Warden of Ruthin; Col Cornwallis West, Mr. George Blezard, Mr. Edward Lloyd, of tthagatt; I Dr. J. M. Hughes, Col. Mousley, Mr. R. M. Hugh- T Jones, Colet House, Rhyl; the Mayor of Ruthin, I Dr. J. R. Jenkins, the lion. C. H. Wynn, Mr. G. T F. Byford, and Mr. Eira Roberts. Olerk to the ) Governors, Mr. David Joaes, Agency Offices. Head- ♦ master, Bey. W. P. Whittington, M.A. PRiaaos* LaAawa.—Ruthin Habitation Raling Coaneilloi, Mr. O. K. Denton Bxeeuiive Council, T Non. Urfl. George Blesard, Mn. G. H. Denton, ) Mrs. Theodora Rouw, MisB Jones (Heathfield), Miss J Agnes Jones, Miss K. Owen, Mrs. Harrower, Miss Lloyd, Mrs. R. O. JoneB, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Coltart, ♦ MIH A. Williams, Mr. Edward Lloyd of Rhagatt, X Oerwen Col. Saxon Gregson Ellis, Mr. T. J. Rouw, I MI. 3. K. Williamson, Rev. J. ThomM; Miss T ldwaids, Chureh Gates, treasurer Miss Jenkins, Oolernendy, seeretary. T Baaiaaa* CLWBtt ASD MINIUIRS.—The Rer. ) Chaneelloi Bulkeley 0. Jones (non-resident) i the Tea. Arehdeaeoa Howell Griffith, curate-in- charge (St. Fetor's and Llanrhydd CHarches); I Her J. 11. Reece, B.A., rector of Llanfwrog. T English Presbyteriaas, Rev. O. S. Symonds, B.A. Coagregationaliate, Rev. D. Jones. Baptists, T in. I. James. Wealeyans, Rev. D. Thomas. ) Qalvinistie Methodists, Well-street, vacant Llan- fwrog C.M., Rer. E. Stephens. Religious services English and Welsh Ohuch serviees are held at St. Oharoh; aad also at Llanfwrog Parish Ohateh, and at Llanrhydd in Hnglish. English Presbyterians, Wynnstay-road. Towa COOBTOIL.—Mayor, elected 1006 (Coun- cillor Theodore J. Rouw), retires 1908; Deputy Mayor (Alderman Dr. J. Medwyn Haghes), retires 1910; Aldermaa T. H. Roberts (Bx-Mayor), retires 19 1907 Aldermaa Hera Roberts, retires 1910 Alder- man Jokn Boberta, retires 1907; Coancillors (also with dates of retirement) William Jones (1907), T. J. Robert* (1007), Robert Henry Williams (1907), Benjamin Davies (1908), S. Tegid Owon (1908), Boos William* (1908), Robert Roberts (1909), > Fraaaie Dowell (1909), T. Maysmor Gee (1909),$ Charles Prioe (1909). Town elerk, Mr. Baldwin Griffith; madioal officer of health, Dr. W. F. 1 Byford borough surveyor, inspector of nuisances, and toll collector, Mr. J. Rice Jones; borough aooountant, Mr. David Jones borough treasurer, Mr. W. T, A. Jones, L. A P. Bank rate collector, j Mr. Charles Goodman Jones; elective auditors, f Messrs. Charles R. Fox and Goronwy Williams inspeotor of lodging houses, Sergt. Edward Jones. i I*TB*MHDIATB BDUCATION GOVBRHOHH.-Chair- T man, Mr. Hzra Roberto; Viee-chairman, Rev. f Chancellor Bulkeley Jones Governors, Alderman r T. H. Roberts, Dr. J. Medwyn Hughes, Messrs. ) Heary Williams, Plasyward R. Harris Jones, E. 2 W. Thomas, Bryneglwys; Thomas Jones, Plas Coch Bdward Jones, Llanbedr Farm Dr. T. O. | Jones, Ruthin; and Col "harles Salusbury Main- t waring Revs. Canon Basil M. Jones, Llanfair W. G. Owen, Llanelidan W. G. Richards, Llan- t arnton; and Isaac James, ltnthin Mrs. L. G. ) Thomas, Bank Haase; Mrs. Hughes Station House; ♦ and Mrs. Stephens. Clork, Mr Aneurin O. I'ivans. PBTTT SESSIONAL DIVISION. The County Justices I in this division meet every alternate Monday at the County Hall. Clerk, Mr. H. Vincent Johnson, l solicitor, Record House. The Magistrates are Col. T W. Cornwallis West, Ruthin Castle Rev. Chan- cellor Bulkeley Jones, the Mayor of Ruthin (Coun- ♦ cillor T. J. Rouw), the Ex-Mayor (Alderman T. H. ) Roberts), J. Fairfax Jesse, Esq., Robert Blezard, l Esq., Pool Park Dr. J. R. Jenkins, Ruthin Capt. T F. B. O. Cole, Llysmeirchion, near Denbigh; G. H. 1 Denton, Hsq., George Blezard, Esq., Pool Park; T Col. R. G. Gregson Ellis, Edward Lloyd, Esq., of Rhagatt, Corwen Col. W. Saxon Gregson Ellis, < Dr. J. Medwyn Hughes, J. W. Lumloy, Esq., ) Algarnon Potts, Esq., Mold Bryan Davies Cooke, x Esq., Colomendy, Mold G. F. Myddelton West, ) 9 Esq., Stanley J. Weyman, Esq., Llanrhydd Hall < 9 Capt. John Jenkins, Bryn Celyn Cuthbert Jones- Mortimer, Esq., Plas Newydd, Llanfair; Henry j Williams, Esq., Plasyward; and Thomas Jones, Tm Eiq., Plag Coch. ) 9
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W. H. WILLIAMS, j lairbrtaser antr tobacconist, Well Street, Ruthin. t fhmtlemen and Fftmilik?,.s uttcmled to | at their jxriuatc rcxiilcnncs. T Ilmbrclln^i neatly rccovei'«d mid ] Kfpnir«>«l. I A good selection of Pipe, Pouches, t and other Requisites for Smokers. |I All well-known Brands of Tobacco and Cigars ) I kcpt in Stock. I I SPECIAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. 1 1 Sri •. THIS ALMANACK IS PRESENTED AS A SUPPLEMENT WITH THE DENHIGIISUIUE FREE PRESS, ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29 TH, 1906.