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NOTES FROM THE BANKS OF THE…
NOTES FROM THE BANKS OF THE MENAI. (BY AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.) Carnarvon, Wednesday. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES Are being held this week in nearly every town and hamlet throughout Carnarvonshire. Monday last was recognised as a general holiday in this town, the tradespeople, with very fewjexceptions, having agreed to closejtheir places of business. Having received such kindness at the hands of their employers, and the object in view being so eminently deserving of all that might be rationally expected from them, it was to their shame that so many "counter jumpers" and "quil drivers" and others employed allowed them- selves to be seen parading the streets and leaving the town in the trains. There is no doubt but that such unworthy conduct on the part of such ungrateful servants, tends greatly to increase the stubborness that is often displayed by employers to close their establishments on special occasions. Each denomina- tion held its services in its own place of worship, and thereby gave no opportunity for that sectarious com- petition," and prejudice, and bigotry to manifest itself, which, alas is too often the case when different sects are united in public devotion. THE COCOA-ROOM MOVEMENT, which has for some time been in the ideal, is very likely to become a pleasing reality in this town. An influential meeting was held in the Guild Hall on Monday evening last. Mr H. Pugh (mayor) presided, and there were present some of the leading gentry and tradesmen. Thirteen directors were appointed, and it was resolved that a capital of 94000 be raised, in 4000 shares of £ 1 each. The first payment of 5s. to be made on taking the shares, and the second would not be required for three months after the payment of the first. Nearly 350 shares were taken in the meeting, and it was decided, in order to seek the interest of the working class, by getting them to purchase shares. We heartily wish this worthy and greatly-needed project every success, as the drink traffic in this town is simply awful. There being in Carnarvon such a great number of mechanics, and shop assistants, and young men otherwise employed, we heartily hail the establishing of YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS. There are already six such associations established in connection with the various places of worship. It is deplorable to think that institutions of this kind have not had the support they deserved from the young men of Carnarvon, and that, as a youth said, and perhaps his" excuse" fairly represents that of his comrades, 11 because he did not like to betray his ignorance." It is to be hoped such unmanly excuses will not be made this year, but that the young will gladly avail themselves of these rare opportunities to cultivate and enrich their minds. SIR LLEWELYN AND LADY TURNER received a very hearty welcome on their return, on Tuesday, from their wedding tour on the Continent. Innumerable banners and flags, of various sizes and colours, were projecting out of house and shop windows, and forming arches across the principal streets, some bearing sentiments expressive of long life and happiness to the newly-married couple. A congratulatory address was read to the esteemed knight and his lady at the station, and several costly gifts were presented them. An immense concourse of people had gathered in the neighbour- hood of the railway station, and the air was rent by their vociferous hurrahs," as the happy pair drove past in an open carriage. In the evening, a grand display of fireworks took place in the square. The worthy knight is very highly esteemed by the Caraarvonites, on account of his readiness always to assist in every good cause. We believe he filled the mayor's chair efficiently for over twelve successive years. THE LIBERALS in this county have at last bestirred themselves to their sense of duty, but they greatly lack unity, system, and co-operation. One branch of the Liberal association takes upon itself to advise this gentleman to stand in the Liberal interest, and another branch docs the same with another gentleman, and the result of this unsystematic proceeding will no doubt be that there will be either too many candidates or none at all. As it is the universal belief that the general election is close at hand, it is really high time that the Carnarvonshire Liberals should abandon such child-like play, and go at it with all their might to send forth their judgment to victory.
A CHILD WORRIED TO DEATH BY…
A CHILD WORRIED TO DEATH BY A FERRET AT DENBIGH. On Monday last the revolting news was spread through the town to the effect that a child had been worried to death by a ferret. It appeared that the mother had gone to a neighbouring shop for groceries and left her baby, a child four months old, alone in the house in a cradle. A ferret, which they kept in the house, took advantage of the mother's absence and lumped on to the cradle and attacked the child in the face so saverely that before the mother returned the animal had completly destroyed both cheeks,nose, and one eye, and had consumed a large quantity of the child's blood. In the meantime surgical aid was sought and Dr Griffith W. Roberts was at once in at- tendance, and rendered such aid as medical skill could suggest, but the child shortly succumbed to the fear- ful injuries it had sustained. In the afternoon the County Coroner (Dr Pierce) and a respectable jury held an inquest on the body. A juryman was desirous of putting some questions to which the Coroner objected, when quite a scene took place, areporter being summarily ejected from the room. The jury ultimately returned a verdict of Accidental death." The Coroner severely censured the mother and father for keeping a ferret in the house, and remarked that it was kept for an unlawful purpose, and said that a man in constant work ought not to be Jguilty of posobiu,g.-Cor.
WEST PARADE.
WEST PARADE. Queen's Hotel, Mr, Joy 4 Glan y don house, Miss Fishguard 5 Mrs Kingdon (p 6 Mrs Chambers 7 Mrs N. L. Dyson Mrs Foster, family and maid, Sutton, Cheshire Miss Tyrer, Chester 8 Misses Hands 9 Miss Whiteside T H Hanmer Esq Miss Hanmer R. Bland, Esq., Ashby- de-la-zouch Mrs Blancl, do Miss Bland, do Master C. Bland, do Miss F. Bland, do Master Charles Bland, do 10 Mrs Evans 11 Mr Whittingham Mr and Mrs Vordey, Edgbaston Rev T. W. Lee, Oxford Mrs Lee, do Miss Lee and servant, do Mrs Lee, sen., Redbrook 12 Miss Matthews 13 Miss Wooldridge Mrs & Miss Wood, Wol- verhampton 14 Mr E. Lloyd Williams Mrs E. Williams (p 15 Mr T. H. Bellis Mr and Mrs Brooks, London Mrs Gibbs 16 Mrs R. William 17 Miss Davies 18rJfrs Evans 19 Mrs R. Thomas Mrs Williams and maid, Oswestry 20 Miss Davies Lady Cunliffe Mr Foster 21 Miss Davies Mrs Egerton Leigh and maid, London 22 Misses Gittoes C. Adams, Esq., Hanley Adams, do mVss Adams, do e Hon. Rev C. Field- ing and family, S'bury 23 Mr 8. Jones Mr Bealey, Bloxwich Mrs Farnell and servants, do Mr R. Thomas, Birming- ham Miss Gardner W. C. Yates, Esq. and fatr-ly 24 Mr 0. Jones Mr and Mrs Coles and family 25 Mrs E. Jones Mr F. W. England, Bir- mingham Mrs England, do Mr T. H. Fiddy, Bir- mingham The Rev. T. Colby, Chel- tenham Miss Colby, do 26 Mrs F. L. Byrne 27 Heronhouse, Mrs Jones Miss Jones, Wrexham Mrs Britton, Tarbury Mrs Brown, do Miss Small, do 28 Miss Lloyd Miss Evans, Bala R. C. Clive, Esq., Congle- ton Mrs Clive, do T. Peake, Esq., Newcastle Mrs Peake, do Misses Peake and attend- ants, do 29 31; s Z. J(j>it. 30 Miss Pitchford 31 Mrs Meyrick Mr and Mrs Maurice and family, Chester 32 Mrs Cooper F. Sheppard, Esq., Edg- baston Miss Lanneu, do Mrs Riddin g, Birmingham 33 Fentonhouse, Mrs IIall 34 Arden house, Mrs Idee Mrs Nicholson and family 35 Cecil liouse,Iliss Jolt)t- Son 36 Rev. Charles Whitakert B.A., Mrs Wh itaker,and family (p 37 JIrs T. Roberts 38 Ivy house, Mrs Ellis 40 Stratford house, Mrs Jones Miss Agatha Kittermas- ter and attendant, Co- ventry 41 Sefton house, Mrs Wil- liams 42 Alexandra house, Mrs Medcalf 43 Latham house, Mrs Morris W. Fearn, Esq., B'ham Mrs Feain, do Mrs Goddard, Stourbridge Miss Palmer, Birmingham Mrs Colby, Cheltenham Miss Colby, do 44 Clarence hou e, Mr Matthews 45 Mrs JOllah Lloyd 46 Oakland house, Mrs Derrycourt 47 Astor house, Mrs W' Roberts 48 Edgbaston house, tite 31is.ses Cox 49 Edmondsley house, the M sues Cox 50 Mr 8. 8..Daties Miss Lea, Reddich Miss Emma Lea, ditto T. Brazier, Esq., Winslow Mrs Brazier, do Miss Simmons, do 51 Malvern house, Mr l'ig[le)-st,7ff Miss Biysons and family, Birmingham Mrs Clarke, Manchester Miss Clarke, eo Mr and Mrs Speekman, Manchester Misses Speckman 52 Melbourne house, Mrs Roberts 53 Myrtle house, Mrs Jones 54 Mr E. r. Jones 55 ^Geirionydd House Mrs TV. Williams Mrs J. Read Torclin and family, Chester Mrs and Miss Watson, Plasteg Misses Trefor Roper, Mold 56 Medlock house, ilfi-s D Jones 57 Mrs Davies 58 Meirion house, Mrs W. Williams 59 Mr 8. Malings 60 Stanley house, Mrs TV. Thomas 61 Mrs Williams
EAST PARADE.
EAST PARADE. I Miss Jones The family and attendants of Dr Hammond, Nun. eaton Mrs W. D. Walton, Stockport 2 Mrs J. Hughes Mrs Thomas, St. Asaph Mr and Mrs Camden Miss De Bruing, London 3 4 Miu y don cottage, Mrs Wynne 5 Min y don, Mrs Wynne 6 Mrs Lane 7 Miss Jones 8 Mrs Hicks 9 Sunderland house, the Misses Jones Mrs Hayes, family and nurse Mrs Keyworth,Derbyshire Miss Keyworth, do Mr and Mrs Mills, Nun- eaton Miss Mills, do Major Key-worth, London 10 Belvoir and Pier hotel, Miss Roberts, manageress Mrs Cosslett, Kingstown Miss Plunkett, do The Lady Dungam & attendants Miss Irving and servant The Hon. Mrs Westèler and servants Miss Anderson Syed All, India Mr John Dobson, Leeds Mr R. F. Smith, Chester Mr and Mrs Brealey, Leek Major Strongitharm, Ren- shaw hall Mr Warmington Mr Harrison, Southport Mr Kenyon, Manchester Mr Lewis, do Mr Wood, do Mr Greenland Mr Sewel, London Westminster Hotel-Mr R Handcock, Manager MrThomas Doblin Bolton, London Mrs Bolton and maid, do Col. Brown Mr F. Broughton Mr and Mrs Wilson, Be- bington, Cheshire Mr and Mis Lagrange Mr H. H. Etches, Whit- church Mr and Mrs Parsons Mr and Mrs Meadows Mr Harrison Mr and Mrs George Booth, Manchester Mr and Mrs Longton Mr and Mfs Williams Mr andM rs Bury, Liver- pool Mr B. Nicholson, Chester Mr E. Briscoe Mr H. M. Sitton, Leam- ington Mr and Mrs Edwards, Chester Miss Edwards, do Mi and Mrs Dowdeswell and maid Mr & Mrs C. W. Bardes- well Mr and Mrs Spurrier Mr E. Tredwell Major Yeisturue, Clyton 12 Grosvenor house, MI Abel Jones 13 4-14 Mrs T. Williams General Pierce 15 Mr David Williams 16 Mr Trehearn J H Roberts, Esq Mrs Williams and maid, Ruthin L R Morgan Esq. Mrs Morgan & family Mr Statham Mrs Statham, and mastei Statham, Pendleton 17 Moore cottage, Mr Bat he Captain and Mrs Allar Harden 21 Belle Vue villa, T. R. P. Royle, Esq., Mn Royle and family (J 19 Fairfield. T. Christian, Esq., family fi 22 Miss Sneyd fp 23 Glan y Don, G. Tt<rne> Esq. fp 24 Pen y don, M. S. Pllon. kett Esq., Mrs Pllfn, and family fp 25 Moranedd, J. Churton. Esq., J. P., and IIrl Churton (1 26 Bod Donwen, W. Wil- kin, Esq., Mrs Wilkin, andfalllily fp PLASTIRION TERRACE. 1 Mrs Joseph Jones 2 Mr John Roberts 3 W. Dew,Esq.,MrsDew, and family ( 4 R. M. Preston, Esq., Mrs Preston, and family, Miss Collingwood fp 5 Miss Milligan The family & attendants of Lord Cassia Winsford 6 Mr Edwards Miss George, Hereford- shire Mrs Besgo, do 7 Mrs Dickenson fp 8 Rev. Hughes (p St. Winifred's hospital, Miss Vizard, lady super- intendent Coast Guard station- Johns, chief officer (an officer is stationed here day and night)
Abbey Street.
Abbey Street. Abbey vaults, Mr Peter Edwards 2 Mr J. Edwards 3 Mr T. Roberts 4 Mr Jones 5 Mrs Jones 6 Dudley house, Mrs J. Matthews 7 Priory house, Mrs Wil- Hams 8 Snowdon View, Mrs Powell 9 Gladstone house, Mrs TIT. Parry 10 Emlyn house, Mr Grt- fiths 11 Mr J. Richards 12 Miss Walton 13 Bognor house, Mrs J. Jones Mrs Bailey and family, ShrewsbUlJ Mr and Mrs Joseph Leu- si sen, Stretford 14 Miss Roberts loJBirminghamhouse, Mrs Roberts 16 Mr Thomas Williams 17 Mrs J. Parry 17a Mrs R. Jones 18 Litchfield house, Mrs Saunders 19 Leamington house, Mm Timms 20 Mr Hammond Mr and Mrs Dutton, Tun- stall Miss S. Dutton, do 12 Mr T. Whitley 22 Mrs Jones 23 Mr Daniels Mr and Mrs James Down- ing, children and nurse, Chesterton Mrs Greenway, Bunbury Mr Sturt Peet, Bunbury 24 Mrs Davies 25 Silverdale house, Mr Burroit's 26 Mowcop house, Mr J Washington 27 Mrs Foulkes 28 Claremont house, Mr Parry Mr R. Williams, Chester 29 Euston house, Mr Jones 30 Portland house, Mr W. Jones 31 Mrs -Berre (p 32 Mrs Denson 33 Mrs Ellis Evans
Aquarium Street.
Aquarium Street. 1 Mr Dan iels 2 Gwyrch Castle view, Mr James Shaw 3 Mr Williams 4 Mr Davies 5 Mrs W. Lewis
Albert Street.
Albert Street. Albert villa, J. Griffiths, Esq. (p
Bath Street.
Bath Street. Women's Convalesoen- home, Miss Gertrude Vizard, lady-superinten- dent Morlan, Mrs Twist on (p GROSVENOR TERRACE— 1 0. Edwards, Esq., and Mrs Edwards (p 2 MrsNecle 3 Rev. Mr Todd p) 4 Douglas house, Rev. Duncan Macgregor (Bap- tist minister), Mrs Mac- gregor, and family (p BELLE VUE TERRACE- 1 Mrs Royston Mr A. L. Clewes, Derby Mr Ford Mr Hughes Mrs Sutton 2 Mrs Jones 4 Mr and Mrs Collingwood and family (p 5 Mr and Mrs J. Devine and family (p 6 Mr and Mrs J. E. Ro berts and famtly (p 7 E. Powell Jones, Esq., and Miss Jones (p 8 Mr Hughes CLAREMONT VIEW, 1 Mr and Mrs Musker (p 2 Mrs Gardmr 3 Mr R. Llwydwyn Jones 4 Mrs A. Jones
Bedford Street.
Bedford Street. 4 Mrs Roseoe 7 Miss Roberts 8 Mr Griffiths 9 Mr Griffiths 11 Mrs E. Jones 12 Mrs )1I. Jones 13 Mr Henry Parry \3a3lrs Picrcy 14 Mr Jr. Thomas 15 Elwy cottage, Mrs J. Ellis 16 Mrs S. J. Hcsmondhalgh 17 Mrs Potter 18 Mrs Jones 19 Mr Ellis 20 "W hite Horse, Mrs Ro- berts 21 Mr Hughes 22 Mrs Parry 2g Miss Owens 24 Mrs Williams 25 and 26 Mrs Amos (p 27 Mrs Davies 28 Mr Edwards 29 Mr Lt. Lloyd 29 a Mr H. Jones CO Mrs Hughes 31 Mr Hughes 32 Mr Parry (p 34 Mr II. Jones Mr T. M.JShow, W'mpton Miss M. Singter, Stone Mr &- Mrs Hill and baby, Leamington ) Mr & Mrs Myery, B'ham L35 Mrs Broigh
Bodfor Street.
Bodfor Street. 1 Albion hotel, Mr Lloyd 2 Mrs -If. Evans 3 Mrs Litchfield 4 Mr Wedgwood á Mr and Mrs J. D. Ainsworth and family Messrs Ainsworth# JVedg- ivoocfs offices 6 Birmingham house, Mr R. Williams Mr and Mrs_Isaac, Liver- pool 7 Capt. Evans I 8 Mr Campling (p 9 Temperance hotel, Mrs Sarsons 10 Dinorben arms, Mr J. Lodge Mr Worth, Stalybridge Mr Magson, Manchester Mr M. Magson, do Mr A. Magson, do F. Parry, Esq., Burton- on-Trent [ J. S. Hill, Esq., do 11 Messrs Heather § Co.' /I offices 12 Mr Bell 13 Railwayrestaurant, Mr X. Costigan London & North Western Railway Station,— Mr TV. Stokes, stationmastcr and goods and traffic agent; Mr Okell, inside passenger and booking agent; Mr Alcock, plat- form inspector Mess/s TV. H. Smitlt's and Son's bookstall; Mr Prince, manager 14 Bee hotel, Mr Higson 15 Mrs 0. P. Williams 16 Railwav restaurant, Mrs Riches 18 Mr Strawson Mr Sharpe Mr Hall, Grimsby 19 Mrs Jones Mr North 20 Wynnasty house, Mr T. M. Davies 23 Mr Merridew 24 Iiss Edwards (p 25 Dr Wolstenholme, Mrs Wolstenholmc <$• family (p 26 Mrs Ostler 27 Mr Jones
Brighton Road.
Brighton Road. 1 Mrs Parry 2 Mr J. Roberts 3 Mr and Mrs R. D. Wil- lillms and family (p 4 Woodlands Mr Coxhead RRIGHTON TERRACE- 5 MrW. Hughes 5 Mrs Car ma It 6 Mr Jones (p 7 Mrs and Miss Jones (p 8 Mr Poet (p 9 Mr J. Aitkin and Mrs Aitkin (p 10 Mr P. Thomas 11 Mrs Roberts WELSH WESLEYAN CHAPEL 12 J. Lloyd Edwards, Esq. Misses Edwards {p 13 Mr T. Evans H Miss Morris 15 Mrs W. Roberts Mr J H Ellis 16 Mrs Edwards and Misses Edwards 17 Mrs T. Griffiths (p ENGLISH WESLEYAN CHA- PEL, &c. Epworth lodge, the Rev. Fred Payne,^ (English Wesleyan minister), Mrs Payne (p Bodhyfryd, B. Littler, Esq., § Mrs Littler (p NORTH WALES HYDRO- PATHIC ESTABLISH- MENT, (Claremont) John A. Byrne, Esq., Q.C. Dublin HIGHFIELD COTTAGES- 1 Mons. Junod 2 Mr J. Ellis Sywell house, Ret.E. Tudor Owen, M.A., and Mrs Owen (p W. R. Williams, Esq., Mrs Williams, and family p) C1wyd house, Rev. G. A. Butterton, D.D., J.P., and Miss Butterton (p South lawn, Oliver George, Esq., and Mrs George (p Pen y coed, W. Morris, Esq., and Mrs Morris (p Mrs Eddlesten (p Beaconsfield house, Miss Rawle COBDES TERRACE- 1 Mr Harrison (p 2 Mr and Mrs Lewis Rev A. W. Arden, M.A., 3Lrs Arden and family, p, 4 31 rs Price 5 Mr Thompson (p 6 Mr Burton 7 Mr Thomas (p
Chester Street
Chester Street Moranedd, J. Churton,Esq., J.P., Mrs Churton (p Olinda, 31 rs Jones and 3Iiss Wynne Jones (p Pen y Don, M. S. Plunkett, Esq., Mrs Plunkett, and family (p
Church Street.
Church Street. STANLEY TERRACE— 1 Miss Trousdell (p 2 3 Mr Neil (p 4 Havelock house, 3fr W J. Simcock J. Dawse, Esq., Dudley Mrs Dawse and family, do 5 Mrs Carmalt 7 JI. D. Roberts, Esq. 8 Lansborough house,Mr and 3Irs Harris and family 9 Mrs Buckley Mr W. Wynne Morfa lodge S. Perks, Esq. and Mrs Perks (p 11 Women's Convalescent home, Miss Gertrude Vizard, lady-superinten- dent Morfa cottage, 31 r Owen 15 3Lrs Da vies 16 Mrs Mannix (p 17 Westminster house, Mrs Lloyd 18 3fr Lloyd 19 Goodman (p 20 Cara loc Cottage, 8. L. Tildasley, Esq. (p, 21 Ton y mor, Miss Coker 27 Fern villa, Grange villa, W. Wynne, Esq. (p 31 Mr Weston
Clwyd Street.
Clwyd Street. 1 3frs Strnthers 2 3Irs 3Iorris (p 4 3fiss Williams (p 5 3Irs J. G. Nott 6 Niss 31. E. Richards 7 ill)- Martin 8 3Ir Berrington 9 Jlr Williams 10 3fiss 31. Williams 11 3fr 7. Jones 12- WELSH CALVINISTIC METH- ODIST CHAPEL 14 County Court and Mag- istrates' offices, 3Iessrs Sisson and George 14, JIr J Jones Rhyl District Water Co.'s offices, 3fr Bayliss, ma- nager 15 Mr Bayliss (p National schoo-Is, ilrrda r ie master; 3fiss Burns an Miss Burns, mistresses
Conwy Street.
Conwy Street. 1 Jb's C. H. Power (p 2 31r Williams (p 3 Mrs 4, Miss Greenall (p 4 Bronwylfa, Morgan Owen, Esq. (p
Crescent Road.
Crescent Road. 1 Marine villa, Alderman Ishmael Jones and Mrs. Jones ? p 2 ilb-s Griffiths 3 Lincoln house, 3IrW Freeman Misses Stevens, Stour.. bridge 4 Mr Abbott Miss Williams Mrs James 6 Fron Don, 3lr and Mrs Stanley and family (p 7 The Misses Aplin W. C. Langley, Esq., solicitor Master Langley & maid 8 Mr E. Jones (p 9 Mrs Lucas 10 Mrs 3Ioss ( p 11 Convalescent Institu- tion for men, Mr T. J. Williams, manager 56 inmates 12 Meiriadoc villa, ilfr R. Jones CRESCENT TERRACE. 1 31 r B Allen 2 The 31 isses Davies 3 3Liss Humphrey 4 JIrs D. Williams 5 Mr J. Ulceil 6 3Irs TV. Roberts 14 Miss Worsley (p Graystone villa, Mrs Fielding SOUTH VIEW VILLAS, 1 Mr 31 rs Edwards (p 2 3Ir Lloyd 14aSandfield cottage, 31 r John Parry 4 1 bvine cottage, Mr Evans and family ( P 15 Morfa View, Mrs Jones 16 3frs Rowlands 17 JIrs Rogers 29 zlfrs J. -Da i tes 30 1IIrs Morris
Edward Henry Street.
Edward Henry Street. 1 Lansdowne house 2 Mr Alger 3 Mrs Evans 4 31rs Jones Mr Hulls, London Mrs Hammond, London Miss Hammond, do Miss Morgan, do 5 ill-i-s Edwards 6 Miss Edwards (p 7 8 9 JIrs Bates 10 31 Us Par ies 11 J.Innes, Esq., Mrs Inncs and family (p 12 31 r Davies 16 ill)- R. Warren 17 31rs Whitehurst Mrs Fenn and maid,Tam- worth 18 Mrs Bevan 19 3Irs Dowding 20 Leith house, Mr Joseph Owen 21 31 rs Beale Mrs Lamsden, Hull Master Roberrs, do 22 Mrs John 3lcLaren 23 Mrs P. O'Seil 24 Crescent hotel, Mr Jos. Williams 10^k
Elwy Street.
Elwy Street. 2 Mrs Howard 3 3Ir Owen Harrison (p 4 Mr J. Proffit 5 3Ir J. Owens 6 3Irs Atkins 7 Mr Ellis 8 31rs J. C. V Brian and Miss Of Brian 9 Color-Scrgt. P. Gleeson 11 Mr TV. Williams Misses Rees 12 Rev. J. Jones (Vulcan) (Welsh Wesleyan min- ister), 3Irs Jones and family (p 13 Mrs Davies (p 14 Mr E. Jones 15 C. F. Allnutt, Esq. (p Elwy villa, Rev. J. Wil- liams, Mrs Williams and family (p Albion villa, If, P. Jones, Esq., J.P., and lJlrs Jones (p Emral villa, 11lrs W. Jones Alpha villa, Mr Roberts Clifton villa, 31 r and 31rs R. Jones. Miss Jones (p SOUTH VILLAS, 1 Mr and Mrs W. Heather and family (p 2 Rev. D. Roberts (Welsh Congregational minis- ter), Mrs Roberts and family (p
Gronant Street.
Gronant Street. 1 31 r J. Hayes 2 J1-Irs Evan Davies (p 3 3Ir Price 4 .11Ir Edwards 5 Mr Williams 0 Mr J. Edlranis 7 3lr T. Owens 8 31r Williams 9 Mrs Hughes 10 jJlr Roseby 11 Mr J. Jones 12 3Ir Dowell 13 Mr F. Williams 14 Mr H. Lcnhan 15 Mrs J. Williams
High Street.]
High Street. 1 Mr J. Jones 1 aMrs Jacques 2 Mr Harris 3 3Ir Harris 4 Mr E. Slinn 5 Mrs Keyzar 6 7 31r J. B. Gough (p 8 3liss Amos 9 10 Messrs Spinks §• Sons I I-Ifi, F. Jonn (p 12 3Ir F. Gibbons 13 3Ir F. Jones 14 § 15 Mr E. Vaughan 16 Grange Villa Mrs Burdett Mr H. G. Jones 17- 11. Harris 19 31rs Sleigh 1 QaMr Argent 20 jllr TV: H. Foulkes GREEN BANK SQUARE- 15 3Irs Swain Roberts 16 Jfrs C. JontS 21 3Irs Hughes 22 Mr Lloyd (p 23 London house, Ili,, Evans (p 24 31r J. Williams 25 Mr C. Hardeman 26 3frs Xott 27 Leamington house, Mr Ilackforfh 28 31r Berrington 29 London and Provinci a Bank; G. DeancBurdett, Esq., manager; Mrs Burdett (p 30 "Journal" office, Mr 3Iorris 30a Registeiy office for births and deaths, -ifi- Jones, registrar. Atten- dance Wed' day & Sa' day 31 New inn, Mr GrattonJ 32 31r S. Parry (p 33 Britannia in, JlfrJones 33a31r J. Jones 34 31r R. Jones 35 Mr R. Williams 36 3Ir R. Griffiths 37 3Ir Scirey Miss Monks yia3Ir J. Smith 38 Mr H. Erans Mr and Mrs Hogg, C'ter 39 Mr T. Lloyd 40 31 r Pickering 41 lf). Reynolds 42 Jln: Parry 43 Office of the Rhyl Gas- Light and Coke Co. Jfr Jos. Williams, manager Peterborough house, 31 rs J. Williams 44 3fr Pa vies Offices of R. Jameson,Esq., solicitor 4.5 Office of Mr lV. Morris 46 Dudley Arms hotel, Messrs Spinks$Sons 46a1[r A. Furber 47 Alexandra hotel, Mrs Williams 48 Messrs Lunt Griffiths 49 3Irs Jones 50 D. Davies 51 White Von hotel, Mr Thomas Parry 51 a Literary Institute (Cen Central Press telegrams taken in) 52d Town Hall vaults, Mr Den man 3fr Jones (p VAUGHAN TERRACE— 2 3Irs Thomas 3 JIrs Jones 53 ilf)- Bathgate 54 3tr Henry 3Iillward 55 Mostyn hotel, 31 its b&Neilson 3tr J. B. Williams, 3Irs 57 Williams, and family (p 57 JIiss Roberts 58a "Record" office, Ili- D. Ll. Lewis, proprietor 58 The Lome hotel, lJIr Reynolds 59 31r Frimstun Post and Telegraph Office, 3Ir O. postmaster 60 Mr J. Foulkes 61 3Ir Williams 62 Mr J. Onions Royal hotel, 31 r Lloyd 72 Cambrian house, Mr Dennel 73 9' 74 3Icssrs H. A.Steer 7.5 jJIr Louis Volpe 76 77 Jl)- Jones
Hope Place.
Hope Place. 4 3Irs Jones 2 Mrs Clarke 3 31 r 7f. Evans 4 Mrs Jones 5 3trs Edwards 6 3Irs Barkley 7 31 rs Stemp 8 Saratoga house Davies 9 31 r J. Davies 10 31r R. Jones 11 Mr J. Owens 12 3Ir Williams Mr Wilks, Leamington 13 31 rs Middleton 14 31 r J. Jones
Kinmel Street
Kinmel Street 3 Jf" J. Brown 4 Lindow house, 3fr J Edwards Ó Mr Wooley 6 Mr R, Hughe 7 31 r Da vies 8 3fr Bishop 11 31 r Williams 12 3Iiss Bithel 13 31iss Jones (p 14 Mr Thomas Griffiths 15 31 isses Jones (p CYNVAL VILLAS— 16 Dr A. E. Lloyd (p 17 E. TV. Keatinge,Esq. 3Irs Keatinge, and family (p 18 Mrs Jones 19 Ifiss Davies 20- WEST END VIITAS- 23 Miss Lewis (p 24 11Ir Jones '25 3 £ r Roberts (p 26 3Irs Simister 27 ilb- J. R. Jones 28, 31 rs Parry (p 29 Mr and Mrs G. B. Prince 30 3Irs Hughes 31 Mrs Yorke Jones anfl Miss Williams (d 32 Mr TV. R. Williams (p 33 3Irs 31atthews (p 34 Bodelwyddan view Miss Jones 35 JJIrs JOlles 36 N?-J. A. Clarke (p 37 Ye Windsor, Mr Clarke 38 3tr J. Goffe 39 Mr B. Williams 40 3Irs Davies 41 31rs Martin 42 F. Wrigley, Esq., 31rs Wrigley, and family (Jl 43 Castle hotel, 3lrs Perry 44 Mrs Colquhoun 45 Mr R. Evans 46 Belmont house 3Ir A Brewster 47 Birmingham hote 48 Mrs Roberts Mr R. Webb Haine, Mal- pas Mrs Haine, do Mr Bailey, Liverpool W. Cameron, Esq., B'gor 49 Jlr-Bell 50 Mr Jones 51 3Irs Davies 520ffices of 31. D. Robert Esq., solicitor. 54 31 r Howard
Kinmel Terrace.
Kinmel Terrace. 1 Mr TV. Evans 2 JZVs J. Davies 3 31rs Hassell 4 Mr Roberts b Mr 8. Jones 6 3Irs Jones
Market Street.
Market Street. 1 3trs Lewis laOffice of E. II.Edwards Esq. 2 3Irs Jones 3 Messrs Bobbins Fessey 4 3Irs Evans 5 3Iiss Bathgate 6 31 rs Harris 7 31rs Crowe 8 3Iiss Jones 9 Miss Wynne 10 3Irs y. Roberts 11 Mona hotel, 3frs Jones
Mill Bank.
Mill Bank. Mill Bank inn, 3Irs Wil Hams Meiriadoc villa, Mrs Salis- bury HILL BAXK VILLAS. 1 3Ir G. Farrant 2 31-i-s A)ttott SOMMTERSET VILLAS, 1 Mrs Jones 2 3Ir J. Chadwick VALE VIEW TERRACE. 1 3Irs Edwards 2 Mrs Jones Mr Childe Mr Maddox 3 3Irs 3Iillwara 4 31 rs Price ij J/z-.s- Jones 6 iltiss Da v ies 7 Mrs Davies Mrs Laugston, B'ham 8 3Ir Roberts, 9 3Irs Lewis 10 Miss Blimston (p 11 3Iiss Roberts 12 3frs Matthews 13 31 rs Edwards Elwy villa, 3 £ r Phoenix Elwy cottage, 31 r Henry Snowdon VALE VILLAS, Mr E. Edwards illi-s Fotvlc)- (p
Morley Road.
Morley Road. 1 3Cr TV. E. Hardeman (p John Lloyd, Esq, Liverpl. Mrs V oyd, do. family and nurses 2 31r R. Hughes Mrs Roddis, Whampton Miss Roddis, do Miss E. Rodd's, do Miss Main, do 3 Cefndy villas, 3Ir Joseph Humphreys (p MORLEY VILLAS,— 1 Miss Hughes (p 2 Mr Webber Freelands, 31 r Davies (p
Queen Street.
Queen Street. 1 3Ir Pryce Davies Mr Brailey, West Brom- wich 2 Mr W. Williams (p 3 3Ir Volpe 4 3Ir and Mrs Roberts b 3Ir Graves WELSH CONGREGATIONAL CHUHRC 6 Mr. DPritehard 7 31 rs Hughes J. Roberts, Esq. Miss K. Jones, Llan'ffraid 8 Mr Jones 9$10 Mrs Jones 11 Temporence hotel, 3Ir Ay re 12 Talhaiarn house, Mr S. P. Evans Mrs Debinham, Stafford- shiro Miss Meakin, Eccleshall 13 31 rs Hughes 14 3Ir J. McGill Mrs Davies, Llangollen Af;ss Pugh, do 15 3Irs O. Hug lies Mr H. P. Jones, Rhyl 16 3Irs Brereton Mr and Mrs Ej.es and family, Derbyshire 17 Brunswick house, 31 rs Jones Brunswick cottage, 31 rs Da vies 18 Adelphi house, 3Irs Remington Mrs Hackney and family, Edgbaston Mr and Mrs Whitley, family and nurse, Brad- ford Misses Hartnell, Bristol Mr Fisher, Birmingham 19 Cleveland house, 3Iiss White (p 20 31rs Greasley 21 Hinckley house, ilb-s Hewitt 22 3Ir D. ll. Jones 23 Jfrs Williams 24 Mrs Hughes 25 Mr W. Davies 26 31r IV. Vaughan 27 3Ir Robinson 28 Mr lV. Boddington 29 George hotel, 3Iestrs. Heather Co.}Protem 30 JIr Thomas 31 Mr B. Thoiizezs I 32 Jlfr W. Jones 33 9' 34 31r J. R. Jones 35 3Ir Hat wood (p 36 31r Hardeman (p 37 Mr Bell Miss Hawley, Birming- ham Miss Bell, Halifax
Paradise Street.
Paradise Street. CHURTON TERRACE, 1 Mrs Detlefson 2 31rs and the Misses Wynne Edwards (p 3 .1Irs Binger, and Miss Binger (p Churton villa, Edwin A. Norbury, Esq., 31 rs Nor- bttry and family (p Eden cottage, ii-Irs Jestun Ivy cottage, J/iw Burns
Russell Road.
Russell Road. 131rs Jones F. Homan 1 bMr T. Evans 1 cMr Cook 2 31 r Hackforth 3 Ifessl-s C. T. # W. Hol loway 4 Mrs Jones 5 Misses Morris Swan inn,, 3Irs Ellis 6 Mrs Jones Mr G F Crowley, director Rhyl Pier and Pavilio Summer Concerts Mrs Crowley 7 11ft- R. Roberts Plasgwyn, 31 rs Sunderland Aston cottage, 3Irs Ellis Jon es ENTRANCE TO TRINITY CHURCH Clairville, 3Irs and the 31 isses Merc-ier (p Esmoud house, iV. J. Hughes, Esq., ¡1f.A., and 3Irs Hughes 4-jailtily (p Merton house, Oriel house, Mr John Ro- berts and family (p ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH Englefield, Englefield cottage, Stephen Roose, Esq. (p Preswylfa, Miss Evans (p Bodanerch, ilfi-s Winston T. Winston, Esq. (p The Vicarage, 31 rs Mor- gan,and Miss Wade (p Rhianva, Misses Sneyd Bryn Estyn, the 3Iisscs Atcherley (p Sunnyside, Jliss Jones (p Rowiandseck, 31iss Rich- ardson (p Bryntirion, Archibald J. Fuller, Esq., 3Irs Fuller, and family (p. Plastirion, Peter Browne, Esq., chief constable; 31 rs Browne § family (p
Sisson Street (out of Vale…
Sisson Street (out of Vale Road) 1 Sisson villa, "lbo D. Jones 2 3Ir Dowell 3 31r J. Jones 4: JIr Jones
St. Asaph Street.
St. Asaph Street. 1 Kilmore villa, Evan Hughes, Esq., Mrs Hughes and the 3Iisses Hughes (p 2 G. Buckingham, Esq., Mrs Buckingham ana famil!f (p 3 lV. E. Smalley, Esq., 3trs Smalley S; family (J) 4 Sandfield, Rev. J. Ogwen Jones, B.A., (Calvinistic Methodist minister), and 3Irs Jones (p
Sussex Street.
Sussex Street. 4 31 r McEwen b 3Ir Evans fp 6 31r E. A. Jones (p 7 8 ———— 8 aMr J. Alllos fp 8b3Ir R. Thomas 9 Chester house, Mr Lin el 10 Albert buildings, 31) W. P. Jones 12 JIr O. Owen 13 "THE ADVERTISER" OFFICE, and STEAM PRINTING WORKS; Messrs Amos Brothers, Proprietors 14 Mrs Iddins fp 15 31 r Fazakerley 16 31 r Lee fp ENGLISH BAPTIST CHAPEL
SOUTH KINMEL ST.
SOUTH KINMEL ST. 4 31 r R. Xaylor
Tartleton Street.
Tartleton Street. Mordon house, L. R. ¡lIor- gan, 3Irs Morgan and family (p
Thorpe Street.
Thorpe Street. 1 Miss C. Butter 2 31s Joseph Jones 3 3Irs Roberts 4 3Irs Pritchard (p Gwynfa villa, 3Ir J.Davies Mrs Davies, and family
Vale Road.
Vale Road. Railway bridge, Messrs J. Oldfield Cg. Is coal office 1 3Ir J. Jones 2 3Irs Roberts 2aMr J. G. Davies 3 ilti-s Edwards 4 3lrs Hoole .5 3Ir J. 3Iorris 6 31 r C. Evans GREENFIELD TERRACE— 1 Mr D. Owen 2 3Irs Williams 7 3Irs Parry 8 Llys Arvon, Rev. n. C. Evans( Cal /inistic Meth- odist minister) Mrs Evans and family (p 9 3Irs Williams 10 Colomendy house, 3Ir 3lorgan 10 a Rev. J. Davies, Mrs Miss Davies (p 10bJliss Mann (p COLOMENDY VIEW- 1 3Ir Clark 3 3Ir Hughes 3 Mr 3lason 4 31 r l'r;ce 11 Mr W. Williams 12 31 rs Roberts 12«3Iiss Salusbury 13 Prince of Wales hotel, Mrs Davies Alfred Turner, Esq., Man- chester Mrs Turner, do T. Mitcheson, Esq., Heckmondwicke Mr E. Davies, do Mrs White, Rock Ferry A. White, Esq.. do J. H. White, Esq., do Bryn hyfryd, 3Ir Williams 16 JIrs Y. Parry Mr J. Roberts JIr TfT. Jones Ragged schools, Miss Martin mistress Notting'ham house, 31 > J. Pearcy 67b3Ir Halley 67c3Irs R. Jones 67cl3Ir T. Williams 67c- VALE TERRACE— 1 JIiss Hughes 2 31 r Williams 3 Mrs Jones 4 31 r Jones j 5 Mr Manley 6 31 r Sneddon 7 Mr T. Edwards 8 Jlr Williams 9 10 ll- 12 3Irs Emerson G7g3Ir J. Owens 68 3Irs Hughes 69 illi- Simner 70 Miss Parry 76 3Trs Parry 77 31r W. Blimston gezvictoria inn, Mr Evans British schools, .21fr Lewis, master it-rivs John, mis- tress 78 31rs Williams 80 Bod Elwa- Mr Jones 81 3Ir T. Roberts 82 Mr J. Davies 83 31r J. Hughes 84 3trs Hughes 4a3Irs J. Davies 6 JlIrs S. Davies Terfyn cottage, 31 r Jones Balmoral gardens Penycefndy, 31 r Twist Plas Llewelyn, Jlfisses Gil- bank
Vaughan Street.
Vaughan Street. 1 3Irs Denham 2 3Irs Roaerts 3 3Iiss Whitley 4 3Ir Williams 5 31rs J. Williams 6 3Irs E. Williams 7 3Iiss Roberts 8 Mr P. Williams 9 31rs Hope 10 Mr Beech
Warren Street.
Warren Street. 1 JIrs Xewall 2 Mrs Jarvis 3 3Ir Middleton 4 Mr J. Griffiths 5 Ifi- Jones 5 3Ir R. Jones
Windsor Street.
Windsor Street. 1 Mr Evans 2 Mr G. Jones 3 31 r Hughes 4 31rs Crummy 5 6 Windsorcottage, Mrs Lord 6a ilb- On •en Mr and Mrs Dean, and family 7 3Ir Guile 8 3Irs T. Williams Mr J. W. Kershaw Mr Kershaw Mr Peter Williams, and maid 9 Llys Aled, Mr E. Ro- bats 10 Claremont house, Mr t's It C). lOrcClaremont cottage, ilfr Jones lOiVale Rose cottage, 31. Evans 11 3Irs Roberts Mr. J. M. Jones, Pen- maehno 12 3Ir Edwards Via Mr Pacldcy 13 Jb-s (p 14 1 ruughan 15 JJrs Davies 16 Rev. R. Frit chard, Mr I'ritchard f P
.Wellington Road. r (WELLINGTON…
Wellington Road. r WELLINGTON CHAMBERS 2 Mr Homan 3 Messrs Uldfield Co 4 31r Dean 5 Offices: 1, TViIl. Davies, Esq., solicitor; 3, Mr P. 3Iostyn Williams 4, Mr J. Smith; b,Messrs Owen Edwards and Owen Con- stitutional Association. 6 3Ir D. Trehearn 7 3Iiss Amos THE ARCADE. 10 Albion hotel, 31 r Lloyd 11 Bodfor, 31essrs Jones and SOli 12 Mr Hughes 13 31 r I. Oldfield 14 North Wales hotel, 3Ir J. Davies 15 3Irs Jones 16 3Ir R. Oldfield (p 17 3Irs Williams ( P 18 3Ir J. Proffit 18 31rs Evans 19 3Ir R. Owens 20 3Irs Williams 21 3Ir Oldfield 22 31rs Lewis 23 lTb- D. Roberts < 24 31r Jones 3Ir J Edwards and Davies (p 26 3Ir P. Hughes 27 Aled House, 31 r J. T. Jones 28 3trs Griffiths 29 Ifi- Evans 30 Jlr Williams 31 Jlr Evans 36 Jb-s Vaughan 37 Glaiimoi-fa- W. Davies, Esq., and family, 44 31r Dowell 45 3Iiss Ellis 46 Jfi- T. Hughes ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATH- OLIC CHURCH 46 Mr W. Davies 47a Iter. C. Walse (priest) 48 Fron hyfryd, Joseph SimjJsoJl, Esq. (p 49 Fron deg, Jlrs Aster ley 50 Jlr Foulkes 53 Jlrs Era us .54 Belgrave Villa, the Jiisses Brown (p 55 Orme view, Misses Halms/taw 56 T. Bahbuye, Esq. 57 ..1Jr Jesop (p 58 Mrs Caldecutt and Jlis. Caldecutt 59 Jlrs and Miss Kierman 60 Mrs Pierce 61 Brig y don, Mrs Jones RAGGED SCHOOLS. 69 Chester and Liverpoo house, Mr E. Jones 70 31r Kerry 71 3Irs Andrews Mr Crabbe, Manchester 72 Leighton house, 31 r J. Dean 73 Myrtle cottage, 31 rs Roberts 75 Sea View cottage, 31 rs JI "tlliams 79 31r I ■ Jones 80 3Irs Salisbury 80 3Irs Salisbury 81 Jlr J. Roberts 82 Sun inn, 3Irs Roberts, 8" Jlrs T. Hughes 81 Capt. F. Jones 85 31r J. Jmu s 86 31r J. Williams S7 31 r 11. Pierce Rhyl Winter Gardens,&c., Skating Rink. 123 Gorphwysfa, F. Penn, Esq., .1Ir. Pellll, and family (p 12431r R. Jones 125 JIr Joseph Williams 126 Jlrs Jones 127 Jfr Jlatthews 128 Jlrs Evans 129 Mr J. Jones 130 Jlr Jones 131 Mrs Owens 132 Coec nor, Mrs P. Da v ies 133 Mrs Hughes L45 Plas Glan y don, Dri Girdlestone and Mrs Gir- i dlestone (p 146 Mr R. Williams 147 Royal Oak, Jlr Davies 14:1 Jlr J. Davies 159 Mrs Jones 150 Jlr J. Jones 151 Jlr W. Davies 152 Miss Jones 153 J/r Morgan 154 Vine lodge, Mr s Denman 155 Jlrs Edwards 156 Jlr W. Dowell 157 Liverpool Arms, Mr Amos 158 .J.1Ir J. Humphreys 159 Jlr A. L. Silvester 160 Jlcssrs Price Roberts 161 Mrs Ellis Market and Town Hall 16:2 illr J. P. Jones 163 Jlr A. Phillips 164 B inn; n gham Arm a, Jlr Evans 165 31isses Jones 166 Mr TV. Owen 167 Northampton hotel, Mr Smith 168 31rs Joms 169 lIessrs Daries' Griffiths 170 Messrs Wright$Shef- field 171 Jlrs Edwin Jones
Water Street.
Water Street. 1 Shamrock house, R. Price Roberts, Esq.,31.D Jlrs Roberts, and 3Iiss Roberts (p 2 Jlr J. Roberts 3 3Ir T. Williams 4 31 rs Foulkes 5 zlfl-s Parr.u 6 Swiss cottage, Mr P P. Jones WELSH BAPTIST CHAPEL 7 lJlr E. P. Jones 8 Mr E. Owens 9 Mrs Price Jones (p 10 -If?- C. Evans 11 Meliden house, Mr Hughes 12 Mr Cooper, Leicester ] Mrs Cooper, do j 13 Rev A. Francis 1 14 High school, Mr Pratt 15 Clifton house, Miss Dixon j 16 3Irs Leu-is 1 17 31 r Jones 1 18 Mr Mir 'her ■ 19 3Iiss Jo. ies ■ 20 3Irs O cen I Mr and Mrs Dunston and 1 16 3Irs Leu-is 1 17 31 r Jones 1 18 Mr Mir 'her ■ 19 3Iiss Jo. ies ■ 20 3Irs O cen I Mr and Mrs Dunston and family, Manchester 21 Jlrs George 22 Jlrs Rudge 23 3Iiss Stuart 24 31r Owen Mr Daie, Hanley Mrs Dale, do 30 Ma Chester house, Mn Jlyerollg h J. Freme, Esq., Flint Mrs Freme, baby and nurses, do Master Freme, do Master T. Freeme, do Miss Jones, Manchester Condon 32 31r W. Jonsc. 32aOffices of TV. R. Wil Hams, Esq. ENGLISH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
[Earnest Street. I NORTII…
[Earnest Street. NORTII ITERRACE. 1 31rs Jones 2 The 31iss Wigleys 3 Mr James Bell 4 3Irs and Jliss Lloyd 5 I" J. R. Williams 6 Jf)- Joseph Evans 7 Jlr Isaac Jones 8 Capt George Jlckay 9 7b, William Owen 10 Mr J. Fielding
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PAINFUL DEATH AT RHYL.
The deceased was only 33 years of age, and leaves a wife and six children to mourn his loss. THE INQUEST, Was held on WedneFlday, before Peter Parry, Esq., at the Dudley Arms Hotel, and the following- jury: —Messrs. James Fielding, (foreman ;) J. Griffiths, (Albert villa ;) James Davies, J. T. Jones, D. Evans, H. Homan, J. Metcalf, Robert Williams, James Lodare, J. Parry Jones, W. Davies (butcher,) F. Gallaghar. It appeared that one of the jury failed to appear, and the Coroner remarked that he would have them to their duty properly as long as he was coroner. He should fine him 40s., unless he could give satis- factory reasons for being absent. The jury then retired to view the body, and after their return, the Coroner called the first witness, Ann Hughes, who said I am servant in the employ of Mr Jones, and have been in service there a "month. I saw him the last time alive on Monday evening, between eight and nine. He was going out, and he did not say anything. I sleep at the back of the house, and I went to bed that evening about 11 o'clock; but it was between three and four in the morning when Mrs Jones and her aunt went to bed. I was called up by Mrs Jones about 6-30 in the morning, and I went into the back yard to see if my master was there, when I found him lying on the entry floor quite dead. The Foreman: Had your master a latch key?— Witness: No. By the Coroner:—I am sure I saw him go out. It was Mrs Jones who told me to go and seek my master. The Foreman:—Was he in the habit of drinking ? Witness: He sometimes came home the worse for drink.—How was he lying when found ?—Witness On his right side with his two hands straight down. I told my mistress of what I had seen, and I was or- dered to fetch the doctor. The Coroner said that if the jury liked they could call further evidence, but he thought the girl had given her evidence so straitforward, that they could come to a verdict. The Foreman said he should like to have the evi- dence of the medical man. The Coroner You cannot get that without a post mortem examination. The Foreman I submit it to you whether we should not have the evidence of the medical gentleman. The Coroner I don't think that it is necessary. I am a medical man myself, and I should think the cause of death was appoplexy, caused by excessive drinking. Acting-serjeant Denson was called, and said he was sent for between eight and nine on Tuesday morning. He went to the place where the body was found, and he could say there was no marks to show them there had been a struggle. The Jury then returned the Verdict-" Found dead."—The Coroner thanked them for their services, and they were then dismissed. The deceased wns interred at the Rhyl cemetery on Thursday, and there was a large company of sorrow- ing relatives and friends assembled and followed the body to the grave.