Welsh Newspapers
Search 15 million Welsh newspaper articles
7 articles on this Page
Advertising
"THE BEST IN THE WORLD." ELLIS'S LITHIA WA TER. R. ELLIS & SON, RUTHIN, NORTH WALES. ESTABLISHED 1825. T j W. BEST & SONS, 22, Henrietta Street, W. LONDON AGENTS ( D "WHEA.TLE Y & SONS, 24, South Audley Street, W. 524= OOLVTH BAY. MOON'S HOTEL and RESTAURANT — ESTABLISHED 1885. — (Commercial and Temperance). ORDINARY DAILY, 12 to 2-30, Is. 6d. Dinner with Two Vegetables and Bread, Is. HIGH-CLASS COOK AND CONFECTIONER. WEDDING & BIRTHDAY CAKES made on the Premises at the shortest notice; only the best materials used. CAMBRIDGE SAUSAGES & MELTON MOWBRAY PIES Fresh Daily. NOTED FOR PURE HOME-MADE BREAD. POTTED llIEATS. ITOVIS BREAD. n_ WELL-AIRED BEDS. 2C, TOWER TEA IN Price, Quality or Flavour. AIR-TIGHT PACKETS. LEAD PACKETS. FROM 1/2 PER LB. FROM 1/8 PER LB. LOCAL AGENTS: LLANDUDNO: Messrs. Pierce Bros.; J. Littler. COLWYN BAY: Thos. Jones, Chester House. OLD COLWYN: R. Jones, Liverpool House. PENMAENMAWR: H. Roberts & Co., Stanley House; T. T. Roberts, Westminster House LLANFAIRFECHAN: R. B. Roberts. 526 JOSEPH DICKEN, Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, Complete House Furnisher. TURKEY, AXMINSTER, BRUSSELS & TAPESTRY CARPETS-every design. Tons of LINOLEUM & OILCLOTH to select from. BEDSTEADS in Great Variety. All BEDDING Made on the Premises. Furniture RemoYer.H STATION ROAD, COLWYN BAY. [Undertaker. Ind, Coope & Co. Ltd. Brewers, Importers & Bonders of Wines & Spirits, WHOLESALE & FAMILY WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, BURTON-ON-TRENT. SINGLE BOTTTES AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ™5 £ -ales and stouts • (Carriage Paid). Per Per Per Per Per Galls. Pins. Fir. Kil. Bis. ■^>0 East India Pale Ale 1/8 7/6 15/- 30/- 60/- O 1. 1/6 6/9 13/6 27/- 54/- F.A. Family Ale I/- 4/6 9/- 18/- 36/- Specially recommended for Private Families. BOTTLED. Imp. Pints. Imp. Half-pints. OO East India Pale 4/- 2/3 O 3/6 121- F.A. Family Ale (specially recommended 2/6 1/6 Per Per Per Per Per Galls. Pins. Fir. Kil. Bis. 6.—Mild Ale 1/2 5/3 10/6 21/- 42/- 7.— „ „ II- 4/6 9/- 18/- 36/- Celebrated Extra Stout 1/6 6/9 13/6 27/- Double Brown Stout 1/4 6/- 12/- 24/- Brown Stout. 1/2 5/3 10/6 21/- Double Brown Stout. 1/4 6/- 12/- 24/- Brown Stout. 1/2 5/3 10/6 21/- Imp. Pints. Imp. Half-pints D.S. Double Stout. 3/6 2/- S.S.SingleStout. 2/9 1/6 P. Porter 2/6 1/6 (In Cork or Screw-Stoppered Bottles). CHAMPAGNES, SPARKLING HOCKS, MOSELLES, BURGUNDIES, CLARETS. CHABLIS, CORDIAL-1 LIQUEURS, PORTS, SHERRIES, &c. AUSTRALIAN WINES, "Blig TREE" and "ORION" BRANDS. MARTELL'S and HENNESSY'S BRANDIES. RODERICK DHU, HIGHLAND CREAM, INYERCAULD. BRIGADIER, GLENLEVIT, and J. JAMESON'S WHISKIES. SPECIAL TERMS TO HOTELS AND BOARDING- HOUSES. NOTE THE ADDRESSES:- Station Road COLWYN BAY. Gwalia Stores LLANFAIRFECHAN. Cfiantrey Stores PENMAENMAWR. Liverpool House TREFRIW. Blue Bell Stores CONWAY. Town Hall Stores RHYL. jr. croustiegs, Saddler & Harness Maker, UNCASTERC„TWVSNE'BCAY!'WAV ROAD' HAS GREAT PLEASURE IN DRAWING ATTENTION TO HIS STOCK OF Fancy and General Leather Goods, TRUNKS,DRESS BASKETS, SQUARE AND BRIEF BAGS, BONNET BOXES, PURSES, DOG COLLARS, LEADS AND WHIPS. All Kinds of REPAIRS done on the Premises. cl2A ESTIMATES Given for Carriage, Gig, Van and Cart Harness. HUGH JONES, Practical Coach Builder and Wheelwright. CARRIAGE PAINTING, VARNISHING, AND DECORATING. REPAIRS Executed by First-class Workmen, with promptitude, at Moderate Charges. Estimates for New Work or Repairs of any kind Furnished on Application. COFFINS MADE TO ORDER. WILLIAM HUGHES, GENERAL AND SHOEING SMITH. Manufacturer of all kinds of Gates and Railings. ALL KINne OF WORK UNDERTAKEN. Estimates given. All Orders promptly and personally attended to. Shoeing & Smith's Work a Speciality. Addresses: PENYBRYN, OLD COLWYN. »
List of Visitors.
List of Visitors. COLWYN BAY. Hotels. Pwllycrochan Hotel- Mr & Mrs Shawcross London Miss Rhawcross, do Miss E Wartze. Moscow Miss Smith, Bewdley G Smith, Esq, do Webster S Game, Esq, Sunderland Mr & Mrs G Nelstrop, Stockport Mrs Brownell, Alderley Edge Mrs Frangopulo, L'pool Miss Maximos & maid, do Miss Galatti, Liverpool Col & Mrs Lloyd,M'chester Miss Lloyd, do Miss G Lloyd, do infrs Peniiington,Kiititsfor(I Miss Pennington do — Pennington, Esq, do Miss Milner, Warrington Miss Groome, do Miss Drummond & maid, Llanfibangel Rev A: Mrs Mitton, Durham Mrs Tillotson, Bolton Misses Tillotson, do — Tillotson, Esq, do Miss Ormerod, do Mrs Jefferies, Wilmslow Miss Ivpnt, Liverpool Nurse Fenfcon Mr & Mrs S C Brown, do Mr & Mrs Jackson Clark, co. Tyrone Miss Clark, do Mr & Mrs Pelling, Oxton Miss Pelling, do Mr & Mrs Carey, child & nurse, Liverpool Mrs Good, Dublin Misses Heywood, Dufli c'd Mr & Mrs Shaw, M'chester Thos Duckworth, Esq, do W H Duckworth, Esq, do Mr tfc Mrs Haserick, Bradford Mr & Mrs Schneider & n'se, Manchester Miss Muriel Schneider, do Mrs Malcolm Caruthers, New York, U.S.A. Miss Caruthers, do Miss F Caruthers, do Mr & Mrs Arthur Russ, Manchester Miss Milligan, Leeds Mrs Montgomery & party, Liverpool Miss Stephenson, Birkdale Mrs Leitch, child & maid, Liverpool Mr & Mrs Hughes, co Down Misses Hughes, do Mrs & Miss Selby, Leigh Mrs Stephenson Jones, Liverpool Master Stephenson Jones Colwyn Bay Hotel- Miss JONES, Manageress J Sykes, Esq, Huddersfield Mrs Sykes do Col J W Wilson, Kildare Alfred Pickstone, Esq, Southport C E Lake, Esq, Stockport Mrs Lake, do j Joseph Bowden, Esq, Manchester Mrs Bowden, do Mrs Kidd, do Pernberton, gsq, B'ham Mrs Pernberton, do H Holman, Esq, Benfleet Hall, Surrey Mrs Holmau. do Amos Mitchell, Esq, Todmorden Robt Porter, Esq, EUand Thos Howe. Esq, M'Chester W Whitehead, Esq, do H Kershaw, Esq, Eccles Miss Kershaw, do W E Oakeley, Esq, & valet, Tan-y-Bwlch The Hon Mrs Oakeley and maid, do I Captain Townsend & valet, Caldecote Hall, Nuneaton The Hon Mrs Townsend & maid, do Sidney Fisher, Esq, & valet, Tamworth W luge, Esq, & valet, Thorpe Hall, Tamworth r Mrs Inge & maids (3), do Miss Inge, do Miss G Inge, do A J Sutton, Esq, Hock Ferry Miss Jerons, Claughton Miss J Jerons, do R Marshall, Esq, London J W Battersby, Esq, Brooklands Mrs Battersby, do Battersby, Esq, jun, do Adam Young, Esq,Glasgow Harry M Young, Esq, do R C Priceson, Esq, London Mrs Priceson, do A D Dwaker, Esg. Port Elizabeth Mrs & Miss Dwaker, do J Greene, Esq, London Mrs Greene, do 13 Hirst, Esq, Dobcross Mrs Campbell. do Wright, Esq, London A H Allcock, Esq, Hanley J Watson, Esg, London Mrs & Miss Watson, do P Grears, Esq, Edinl)urgh Mrs Grears, do R Tomley, Esq, Liverpool Imperial Hotel- MRS LOWE, Proprietress J W Finney, Esq, Wolverhampton 0 P Hughes, Carnarvon W Lawrence, Birmingham H E Morley, Buxton M Moore, London D Smith, Carrow G Gay, Birmingham A Wrangham, Hull S Stephenson, Clifton J Gaskell, Heaton Norris Miss Stansfield, Cheshire H E Pierce, Esq, L'pool E Shaw, Esq, Wellington, Shropshire J Hollinswood, Esq, Congleton G F Heli, Esq, Tunstall E Challis, Newport W Rees, Liverpool R Jefferies, Bristol W Wright, Penarth B G Smith, Esq, Halifax F Mason, Manchester J Maddock's, Esq, L'pool W 0 Barrows, Leeds E Manley, Esq, B'ham — Skirrow, Esq, do D Howell, Esq, Bristol B Whitchell, Esq, Penarth B Kennard, Esq, London C Gilbert, Esq, B'ham R Stock, Esq, Manchester C Jackson, Esq, Longsight H M North, Egq, Glasgow W Hunnant, Oakamoor Abergele Road. Glen Haven- MRS GREENFIELD Mrs & Miss Denson, M'ter Birmingham House- MilS HABTTJE W Foster, Esq, Walsall P Thompson, Esq, M an- chester Bay View Vtlla- W G Stronach, Esq, Bow- Miss Stronach, do (don Bay View Road. Oxford House, Miss Brown, resident. Clifton House. Rev. W. Fern, resident Mr W Nelstrop, Doncaster Mr C Brown, Salford Mr G Brown do Garfield Yilla-MRsBowEN Mr <? Mrs Newey & family, Birmingham Misses Noble, Manchester I Belgrave Road. Cystenyn Yilla- MBS LILLEY Mrs Lawrence, Bly tlibridge Miss Lawrence do Conway Road. Stratford Villa- MRS HULME E Jorcloii, Esq, Stretforll-. Mrs -Tordai), baby & nurse Mr Astley Jordan, do Merridate-MRs KELLETT Mrs Notmar, Liverpool Mentone-MRs THOMAS Mr & Mrs Scholield &maid Manchester Master Schofield do Miss Mills do Mr &. Mrs Menoukian, nurse & children, Didsbury Meadowcroft Boarding House—Miss MaURIS Mr Horsburgh. Waterloo Sirs Horsburgh, do Mrs Beckett & nurse, Hindley Green Misses Beckett, do East Parade. Torwood House- MRs GROVES Mr & Mrs Maddock, child- ren & nurse, Alsager Arvon House-il-Rs HUGHES Mrs & Miss Fox, Hawarden Miss S 11 Fox do Erskine Road. Bryn Gwyn-Mns DAVID JONES AIr Dew, resident Heathfield-I.iis T ROBERTS Miss lteteii teyer, resident Maes Derwen-IRs SAUNDERS Mr and Mrs Brans ton and family, Manchester REMO—MB BEECH Mrs Higginbotham,Ashton- under-Lyne Mornington—MRS LEECH Mrs Bradshaw, Denton Master Allen Bradshaw, do MasterHarold Bradshaw, d o Mr & Mrs Newall, Dukinfi'd Bonheur- Mr Stansfield, Stockport Grove Park. JGgerfcon—MISSES PATTISOX Miss Briggs, resident Mrs Morgan, Shrewsbury Miss Morgan do Miss Doris Morgan do Grassendale—Miss BARKER Miss Hyde B'ham Mr Green, Manchester Mr Laurence B'ham Burton YiIla-Mm; S OWEX Mr J Downes, Shrewsbury Mr J Garbett, ditto Mr D Davies, Llanrwst Mr E Boberts, Hagillt Ribblasdale—MISSES SHEPHERD Miss Albright, Arnside Miss Ord, do Master Wilfred Ord,Clifton Hawarden Road. Rochester House—MnsFo?: Miss Smith, Stalybridge Mr Evans, resident Mr Stilton, resident Highgate- Misses Boyle (3) and friend, Stockport Mr H Gibbons, Darlington Mr Gay do Mr Benson do Herbert Dale—Miss ROBERTS Mr & Mrs Sutton & maid, Birkenhead Master Sutton do Miss Cooke, B'ham Graham Yilla- MRS BEAMEB Mrs Burdett, Wyre Hall, Penkridge, Stafford Mr T Heath,Longton,Staffs Mrs Heath do Mrs Sheldon do Miss Sheldon do Lawson Road. Dingle Beech-IIlm; RILEY Miss Walker & friend, Alingwood Mrs Roberts, St Asaph Master J Roberts, do Miss Jones do Bethlehem MRS HAI WORTH Mr Marshall, Todmorden Mrs Sutclilfe, do Glenhurst—Miss CARR Miss Wright, Widnes Wave Crest- Rev F W Mortimer, The Vicarage, Darlington Mrs Mortimer, f'y & m'd, do Mrs & Miss Knight, StAnn's Alderman Nicholson, J.P., Bolton Mrs Nicholson, do Bryn Kenric—MISSES GILBERT Mr <fc Mrs Girling, Lytham Mrs & Miss Lumley, Ruthin Mr Williams, do Ivanhoe-Mns HTTGHE, S J Graham, Esq, Liverpool Mrs Graham do Miss Dixon & party (6), Southport Mount Elton-MRs EXCEL Mrs Brown, resident Miss Brown do Mrs Fish, Chester Ivy Dene-MRs DUCEERS Mr & Mrs Kippax, Bolton Llewelyn Road. Gordon Villa-IVIRS JONES Mrs & Miss Spary, Eccles Mrs Robinson do Mrs Shepherd, Levens- hulme Spring Bank- MRS R DAVIES Misses Wood, Stretford Meirion Gardens. Bodnant-MIssE s WILLIAMS N Hartley Hacking, Esq. Barton Mrs Hacking do Miss Hacking do Master Hacking do Mr Arthur Hughes, Man'ter Miss Whitelegg, Sale Ellerseroft-Miss DAVIES Miss Wallworth, Southport Mr & Mrs Barrett, do Marine Road. Claremont—MRS MILLEN Mr and Mrs Wallace,family and maid, Birkenhead Miss McLean, do Mr & Mrs Sarson, Llandudno Misses Sarson (2), do Mr & Mrs Midgley.Bradf'rd Glyndwr Mr & Mrs Craven, children & nurse, do Mr & Mrs Hines, Fenton, Stalls
Advertising
OLD ESTABLISHED FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL SHELTERED POSITION IN V\V^ FINELY-WOODED PARK.. NATIONAL TELEPHONE: No..3, Telegrams > PwIIycrochan, Colwyn WJ* t\ MAGNIFICENT VIEWS, RECHERCHE CUISINE, POSTING, Y GOLF, TENNIS, BATHING, BILLIARDS, <ç/ JOHN PORTER, Proprietor.
-----------------Savage Attack…
Savage Attack on a Llanddulas Policeman. j Exciting Scenes. Ox Saturday P.C. Rogers, a Llandudno e e¡(e" man, was seriously assaulted whilst in ■ cution of his duty under the following Gir^o0ji stances. About half-past four in the afteI ^ei he met a pony cart containing three men?' "Moses Williams, an old man over 70; ^is Moses Williams, junior, over 40 and his first. in-law (Robert Thomas Hughes). The t;VO bacJ;, named were sitting almost on the pony's |. and Rogers shouted to them to sit further was in the cart. Moses Williams, junior, who to under the influence of drink, commence swear and be very abusive.. The party and stopped at the Valentine Hotel. As pel considered that Moses Williams, junior, enough drink, he went into the hotel an them not to serve him. This seemed to 1^CuSed the man, and he again became violent and jjit bad language. Then he became bolder, an Ills the policeman, who warned him to keeP,.a^le hands to himself. Ultimately, the cons was obliged to defend himself, and then a citing struggle ensued. The officer and sailant rolled in the dust, got up, and fe^ fccets again. The ruffian tried to gouge the o^1 jjd eyes out with his fingers, and although ju not accomplish his fell purpose he succeed INJURING THE X'OLICKilAN's LEFT EV severely. He scratched his face, tried to ad" him, tare1 his uniform, and behaved like a t of man. Then, finding he was getting the wortlilt the encounter—for Rogers is a powerfully' d man-Moses commenced to use his lungs., s shouted for help. Thereupon his i "Stri tc parent, who had been sitting in the cart -W eSs, ing the encounter with philosophic camJ1 ed got nervous, grasped hold of his stick, J Isist, out of the trap, and rushed to his son's as -it ance. Before Rogers could realise what coming he had been struck three or four vl ed blows across the head and face. Blood streat Oil over his face and uniform from a nasty Cut be the left cheek, which afterwards had l°, ^5 stitched, and a scalp wound on the back 0 ered head. In the meantime a crowd had gat tlle round, and seeing the critical position ol constable, two gentlemen, named Mr Tate ,fl0, Mr Spence, staying at Ty Ucha, I>Jandu^rjj, went to his assistance and secured Moses liams, senior, before he had time to inflic j-ce- ther injury upon the almost unconscious P au, man. Richard Jones, a Llanddulas quarry also rendered v/hat assistance he could, eventually both men were handcuffed and ^cg together with Hughes, to the Abergele P station, where they were locked up. were On Monday morning the prisoners brought up before Messrs J. D. Miller (V1 pf. chair), W. T. Mason, Lewis Morgan, al jtjng Wolstenholme, and charged with asaudt1tV' I\C. Rogers whilst in the execution of his 'j The constable appeared in court, and prese a deplorable^ appearance. cp- After the witnesses had given evidence d bing the assault, which was stated to be a ^eJ•- derous one, Dr Hughes, police si-irgeoll, 'Lil" gele, said the constable was brought to klStuSed gery. lie examined him, and found a wound two inches long under the left eye, 0ji he had to stitch. There was also a wo^^g, the top of the head a quarter of an inch as well as other small cuts on the scalp- a¡lcÏ was badly bruised about the head and face'gOifl0 must have been struck repeatedly witl1 {Cr hard instrument. The officer was bleeding fusely. said After hearing the; evidence the Bene* j0l. Moses senior would have to go to two months' hard labour. As Moses jun10 geD- been previously convicted, he would ^e-(jeuce tenced to three1 months. no direct_ being given against Hughes, he was disco Moses junior was also charged with the officer's uniform, and for this offenc.g0lle^ fined is and costs. Having no money, was in default told he must serve an add seven days. The costs were 42s. 2s. Prisoner said seven days was cheap for d t" The prisoners were afterwards convey Carnarvon Gaol in charge of P.C. Rigby- +
Cronje a Scotchman.
Cronje a Scotchman. IT has just been discovered that General ^^ORR0LIF of Scottish descent, being the son 0 MacCronje, a cadger, or pedlar, who supP 1 0f ot countryside with delf ware. Authentic P ^jgtef* this may be had by consulting the town j" ° John MacCronje was a sullen man, of c0rt)' known locally as unco' close." His boon ull,cl panion was the patient, sagacious ass tha {JJC his cart from place to place, bearing bowls ^flC\c housewives and balloons to the boys. The buttefI ol exchange was usually barter—c.ggs> cheese, and the like, for delf rusted iron lT1aslcl, or broken knives for balloons. When the got tipsy at the local fairs, as he very often jjjc ass took him home, knowing every yar way. _0 d 11 iq
Advertising
-—- Lord Rosebery, K.G., K.T., complete 53rd year on Friday. >> as -—— During a. game of "Briton v. \)0/ played on Aberdeen Links on Tu'esdaVi ji» was shot in the head with a pistol, an a dangerous condition. ontlj"* John Evans was sentenced to six catr hard labour and twenty-five strokes wi jjjng at T.iverpool Assizes this week for a c0tji public-house manager, jumping over ter, and robbing the till. tate °l In consequence of the backwar t! many parts of the Paris Exhibition, ^"n{efe?C. Minister of Commerce has held a with the departmental heads of the ,-0gs at which it was decided that all bu1 jus exhibits must be completed by the under penalty of exclusion.
List of Visitors.
LIST OF VISITORS.—Continued. Marine Road.—Contd. Beachfleld-MISSES DAVIES Mrs Massey, Worthing Misses Massey &maid, do Mr & vlts Fisher. Fairfield, near Manchester Tynrhyn Villa Mr & Mrs Ardefct, Leek Mrs Roebuck, Altrinchani Miss Baker, do Mr & Mrs Tray son & family.Rock Ferry Lockyer's Private Hotel- Mrs Hoovey, Sheffield Mr Sittlewood, Manchetcr (resident) Mr Dixon (resident) Mr & Mrs W Smith, St. Helens Mr Rideout, Manchester Mr & Mrs E Smiler, do Miss Blackley, M'chester Mrs Parker Smith, West Didsbury Miss Wall, Manchester Mrs & Miss Murray, do Mr &M>s Edwards, do Mrs & Bliss Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent Miss Smith, do Mr; & Miss Toole, Southport Mostyn Road. Longridge—MRS CROYDON II Crowher, Esq. VI/est Bromwieh George Crowther, Esq, do Master W Crowther do Mrs & Miss Edwards do Mrs Rivis, Bath The Limes- Mada.m Lutz, Manchester The children of Peice, ESt], t10 Abbotsford- Mr and Mrs Cooke, Heaton Chapel Cooke do Mr H Cooke do Ikorana Boarding House— MISSES WRIGHT Miss Warbarton, Waterloo Alexandria Villa— MRS SALMOND Baron Von Koop & family St. Winifred's-lm: BROWNT I Mr & Mrs Smith Harrington 1\Ianehe,:ter Mr F Smith Carrington, do Master Smith Carrington, do Miss Smith Carrington and nurse, do Mrs Giles, Melton Mowbray Mrs Atherton, Prestbury Mr & Mrs Hunt, Maeclesfi'd Glen Gordon- MRS FLETCHER Miss Simpson, Leeds Mrs Moss, Croft, Banks, Urmston T D Eaton, Esq, Horwich Mr & Mrs Brongieton, baby & nurse, Heaton Moor The Firs— MRS ROEINSOK & MISS RE ID Mrs Sydney Hyde, Dnkin- Miss Hyde, do tield Promenade. Mont Dore—MRS W. H. PRICE, Proprietress Mr & Mrs Howe New York City Miss Hunter, Bowdon lir Ha-itch er, Staffs Mr Y H Price, do Mrs Hollinshead, Warwick- shire Miss Hollinshead, do Mr Campbell, Manchester Miss Davis, Staffs Miss Watson, do Mr & Mrs G ameson, Walsall Mrs k, Miss Couche, B'head Mrs Robotthan, Staffs Gilbertville—MRS JORDAN G Simpson. Esq, L'pool Captain Robert George, do Mr D K Lindsten, Sweden Mrs Workman, Bootle Mr Charles Swinton, do Miss Paul, Cornwall Sorrento Boarding House Miss WILSON Mrs Hawkins, Birmingham Master Hawkins, do Miss Thompson,Warringt'n Rothesay Private Hotel- MRS KIRKPATRICK Major A Hamilton Pryce, London and Chester Mrs Pryce, do C Baker, Esq, Staffordshire Mrs Baker, do Norwood—Miss CONOLLY Miss Hirst, Meltham, Huddersfield Miss Hanson, do BlythwoodBoarding House S Banner, Esq, Sefton Park Mrs Banner do Miss Phyllis Banner, do Master Cyril Banner, do Miss Parton, Liverpool Miss Kate Bodley, London Nurse Polyolank, do Miss Smith, Liverpool Miss Pierpoint, Warrington Miss Evans, do Prince's Drive. Hawarden Towers- MRS THOMAS J Lyon, resident Mr Garnett, ditto Mrs Churchill, Didsbury Master G Churchill, do Misses Churchill, (2; do Miss Owle, do Manor House-Mus H. JONES Mr & Mrs Sharp, & family Bury, M'chester Mr & Mrs Chadwick and party, Oldham Mrs Hilton do Mr & Mrs Chadwick, Oldham Rev W Pritchard Lord, Manchester Mrs Pritchard Lord, do Misses Pritchard Lord, do St. Enoch's—MRS MORRIS Mrs Armstrong, & nurse, Gresford Master Armstrong, do Holm Lea-MIss NAYLOn Misses Monahan, L,pool Miss Bartlett do Prince's Drive-Contd. Bryn Odol—Miss JONES Mrs Westwood Moore, Birmingham Miss H P Miller do Miss Clark, resident Miss Flewitt B'ham Fairholme- Miss Jones, resident Mrs Goodliard, Chester Miss Williams do Sea View Terrace. Maes-y-Don—MRS ROBERTS Mrs Hartley, Stone, Staffs Misses Hulse (2), do Stamford House—MRS SAMUELS Mr Incesou & family, Butley Dee Bank—MRS D HARPER Miss Hunt, Disley Sea View Crescent. Daisy Bank—MRS PARRY Miss Guest & maid, Bowdon Mr & Mrs M.ackrory, Stoke- on-Trent Gronant—Mus WILLIAMS l\1r & Mrs I-Iampsom Manchester Dore House—MRS PRITCHARD Miss Clough St Paul's Terrace. Leeswocd— MRS G. JONES. Mr F E Jones. Connah's Quay Mrs F E Jones, do Miss Annie Arnol'i Jones, Connah's Quay Mr Warburton, Helsby Mr Young, Warrington Upper Promenade. South Lea—MRS JACKSON Mrs Hammerton, Bowdon Mrs Royle, do Misses Royie, (2) do Miss Brigbouse do Woodland Road. Ashbourne House -MRS WALLIS Nurse Mackie, resident Hendre-Mns CARTJIELL C H Benton, Esq, Kuuts- ford Mrs Benton, ditto Clinton House Mr & Mrs Reynolds, Swinton Miss & Master Reynolds, do Dr Blackemore, do Glasmor— MISSES DAVIES Rev F E Jones, resident Miss Jones, Broad Green, Liverpool Miss Howlett do Miss Shalley, do Woodland Park Boarding House WRIGHT AND MELLOR Mr Fiddes, resident Mr Aptommas, London Madame Aptommas, do Mr Moses, family and maid Birmingham Mr Morris, Oswestry Herr Veit. Manchester Frow Veit, do Wynnstay Road. Delaware Villa— Dr & Mrs Gibson,Harrog'te Miss Fletcher, Mold Miss M Fletcher, do Mrs Brooks Rugby Miss Alma Regan, do Mrs Merton Derby Broughton Yilla- MISSES ROBERTS Miss Walker, Stoke-on- Trent Miss Florence Ogden, do Rev 0 Hughes, Amlwch Mrs Hughes do Mr & Mrs Parkes, Oaken- Gates Mr Herbert do Mr & Mrs Sea do Ben Nevis Hugh Harris, Esq., D.L., Ashfort, co. Armagh, & Harcourt-st., Dublin Misses Harris and maids, Dublin Ty'ntwll Villa- MRS HUGHES Mr Parkes, Birmingham Miss Green do Mr & Mrs Miller, Caerwys Morden-MRs CLARKE Mrs Edridge, Whampton Miss Edridge do Miss A Edridge do Celyn House—MRS PRATT Mrs Briggs, Harrogate Mr Fred Briggs do Master Briggs do W Saunders, Esq, Derby Mrs Saunders, do S winchurch—Mis S PHILLPOT Mr &Mrs Inskeep, Madeley, Staffs Tranmore- Miss Haram, Birkenhead Mr & Mrs Haram & baby,do Somerset Boarding House MISSES WRIGHT Mrs Callister, Birkenhead Miss Callister, do Miss Cutler, Hathersage Mrs Orme, Chester John Yorke, Esq, Liverpool Ben Lomond- MRS BARCLAY Mr & Mrs Whincup, Harrogate Miss Braithwaite, Levenshulme Mr James Braithwaite, do Mr T. Bailey, Rusholme Mr John Thornton, M'ter York Road. Laburnum- MRS SALISBURY PR Hawxby, Esq, Manchester Mrs Hawxby do Miss Hawxby do Master Hawxby do E J Shaw, Esq, B'ham