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A MURDERER GUILLOTINED.
A MURDERER GUILLOTINED. About a tw<•! v(-iiH,nth ngoa Frenchman named Har- qms delibei.itely shot a judsre, SI. Frippart, and his a''11 > (l1t d ifvt fur having been sentenced by the f°,IT"r to a term -if imprisonment as long ago as 1875; 'n'e FOII was killed en the spot, and the judge died alter lirgerir.g a fe w months. Marquis was executed en Monday at Dijon. At the very moment of his execution Mal quis exulted in his crime, and expressed liis .a isfaction at having had his revenue. He met his d i m fearlessly, and on the platform of the pnillotino exclaimed, Wretched Society, may my death serve ae an example and avert the misfortunes that awaic thee." After the guillotine had performed its work Marquis's body was subjected to an examina- tion, when the brain was found partly covered with tangoid vegetation, which led the doctors to question whether the man was not a lunatic.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
IMPORTANT DECISION. Mr. Justice Pearson in the Chancery Division, on Tuesday, gave judgment upon some important points of law and jurisdiction of the English courts raised in an action brought by Mr. Houston against the brquis of Sligo. In 18S3 the marquis renewed a lease of nearly 60 square miles in county Slayoto Mr. Houston. In defence of his alleged rights of shooting, fishing, and hunting, Lord Sligo allowed Lord Richard' Browne to shoot over the land, and subsequently brought an action against Mr. Houston for trespass. The Irish courts decided that Mr. Houston had, com- mitted a trespass, and it was now contended that this decision precluded Mr. Houston from proceeding with his action in the English Court of Chancery to have the terms of the lease rectified.—The Judge was of opinion that the present lease gave Lord Sligo the rights of shooting, fishing, and hunting, but decided that the judgment of the Irish court was not a bar to Mr. Houston's action for the rectification of the leale.
AN ELECTRIC " BULL'S-EYE
AN ELECTRIC BULL'S-EYE The Thames police have made an experiment with an electric bull's-eye" in front of the Houses of Parliament. M. Tronve, the French electrician, has invented a lamp which, by an ordinary voltaic cur- rent, and therefore without the intervention of a dynamo, gives a remarkably steady glow, applic- able to many of the purposes for which improved lights are specially wanted. The boat containing the small experimental party started from the Speaker's Stairs just as Big Ben struck 6 p.m. Two gentlemen held the reflectors, which are simply short hollow cones of brightly polished metal, each with an incandescent lamp in its centre; and as the boat glided by the members'terrace of the Houses of Parlia- mentthe beam was thrown on the building and upon vesselsonthe water. The result was that the facade of the Houses of Parliament and moving objects not absolutely black were shewn brightly at 30 yarda distance less distinctly, but disoernibly, at 50 yards. Then the boat was rowed under the arches of West- minster Bridge, and it was possible to examine every part of the framework of the bridge almost as well as in daylight.
AN ECCLESIASTICAL DIBDIN.
AN ECCLESIASTICAL DIBDIN. The death is announced of the Rev. William Guise Tucker, M.A., R.N., vicar of Ramsey, in Essex, and formerly chaplain of Greenwich Hospital, who expired last week at Torquay, after seven months of severe Buffering. The deceased clergyman in 1844 was appointed chaplain to Her Majesty's Dockyard and In aval Hospital at Malta, where he remained for five years. From 1850 to 1852, he was a missionary in Canada, under the Society for the Propagation of t Gospel in Foreign PartB, and chaplain of Greenwich Hospital from 1865 to 1870. He retired from the navy in 1872, in which year he was appointed to the vicarage of Ramsey, in the diocese of Rochester, which is in the patronage of the Lord Chancellor. The late Mr. Tucker may be called an Ecclesias- tical Dibdin," having been the author of the "Royal Naval Song Book," published by authority of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, besides other works. It may be added that he was present as chaplain during the naval operations on the coast of Syria in 1840, and was decorated with the Syrian medal.
"WOHRST VARIETY OF SAUSAGE.
"WOHRST VARIETY OF SAUSAGE. In the City of London Coi rt on Monday, before lr. Woodthorpe Brandon, sitting for Commissioner Kerr, an action was brought by Elkan TaHeri against John Abrahams, sausage manufacturer,, to recover the sum of 10s. damages for sell ng him "wohrst," unfit for use, whereby a quantity of other provisions belonging to the plaintiff were spoilt. The plaintiff appeared in person, and Sir., Foley, barrister,for the defendant.—His Honour in- quired what was the meaning of "wohrst," to which: the plaintiff replied that it was English German sausage. (Laughter.) His Honour: What was its condition ? Plaintiff: It was in a rotten and very bad state. I have got here the boy who bought it aud the cook who boiled it. (Laughter.) Mr. Poley: Was it not a portion of a sausage that you bought ?! The plaint ff: I did not see it raw. H,is Honour If you did n see it bought, how can you judge of its condition ?—The plaintiff Because it was diseased — His Honour You tasted it after it was cooked ?— The plaintiff: Yes. His Honour: Had you a party to dinner on this oemion?-The plaintiff: Yes, there waa a party; but it was only my family, which consists of 12. (Laughter.)—Solomon Taller, the son of the plaintiff, was called, and said I he bought the sausage from Mrs. Abrahams --Nlr. Foley: NVere you very ill after eating itw ltness l did not have any of it at all. —Mary Dugard, general servant to the plaintiff, said she saw the sausage in question. It was very bad; not fit for human food.—Sir Poley: Did you see it be- fore it was cooked 1-Witnes8; No, after. I tasted it then, and was very ill afterwards.—Mr. Poley: You don't know what it was cooked with ?- Witness: Yea, it was cooked with meat. His Honour said no damage was proved but the plaintiff was entitled to the re- turn of the amount he paid for it, a shilling and a penny. A sausage is welMmown to be an urknown quantity. (Laughter.) Can you prove the reverse ST AUU Plainti2 alleges ? Mr. Poley I can call Mrs. Abrahams, who will state she has carried on busi- ness for a long time,and supplies a large section of the Jewish persuasion. His Honour Not by selling this particular quality of sausage. (Laughter.) Mra. Abrahams stated that the sausage had been cooked vith vegetables, and that had caused the flavour to Ie objectionable. In the result his Honour gave judgment for the plaintiff for Is. Id.
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While three young men, two of them brothers, wer,, skating on Finn Lough, county Roscornmon, the ice t'-vo way, and all three were drowned. T' museum of curiosities recently opened in a Jar. uilding, at Douglas, Isle of Man, has been et oj, and a valuable collection of old coins, in- el s many scarce specimens of Manx, stolen. Thev-j were three keys to the museum, one of which was Jt or stolen some time ago, and from the exua ination made of the door it is evident that it w^s n&t forced by the thief, but opened with a key. The b-x of the lock was found bent back on the bottom screw, but it is plain that this was dori-a to mako beiieve the door was forced. The police have nor CiU,i!'0 e thief. The coins were wor'ih over v' ,:Not*uu2 else in the museum was touohed. Az iving s i.ynn a merchant named Kolmes ha** been -euteiivxd to a, month's hard labour for assault- ing in tne fti«et Sir. George Sadler, his brother-in- in'u! "law courts. C0nte8tin8 8™e property rights At t:,c N Hampton assizes on Wednesday Mr. J v Ionian sentenced William MoiJ«'v tn t .nal servitude, and George Burkett-1! i..i r.ontU; imprisonment for a bratal ass^Ut oi :.n Irish.Man named Thomas M'Fadden, at F rip- L' ltfe, Uundle. The attack apparently arose 1 i ;ing of national jealousy. Moisey bad t v: :iy lidergone 18 months' imprisonment at *r a criminal assault. A letter accusing ,¡r of being drunk was sent to the judge, w., 3t if the writer were prosecuted he would five evidence. Sir W. Hart Dyke, M.P., writes to a corre- spondent I regret to hear that a Land Bill on the lines of the late Irish legislation is being advocated for I Wales. Either in Wales or elsewhere I believe a Land f Act such as that in unfortunate Ireland would, in hnmhlo judgment, be most disastrous." Lord Wharncliffe has sold Belmont Castln and %,Perthshire to Sir. Campbell-Bannerman, 1 he property, which consists chiefly 0f trrasa park's and arable lands, is about 400 acres in extent. •DC. the price paid for it £ 52,000. A disastrous fire I oe curred at the castle several months ftgo, and I 4 •DC. the price paid for it £ 52,000. A disastrous fire I oe curred at the castle several months ftgo, and I »' w ownw iatends to rebuild it, „ t:
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A POLICE INSPECTOR SHOT.
A POLICE INSPECTOR SHOT. A police inspeotor was shot about half-past G o'clock ii Tuesday evening between Rainham and Romford. Inspector Simmons,of Romford, accompanied by Con- stable Marden, of the county constabulary, drove to Raiiibam on police duty. Shoitly after they set out on the return journey they saw in front of them, near the Sewage Farm, on the Wevbridge Park-road, three men, one of whom Inspector Sim- mons recognised as a burglar. He directed Marden to jump out of the trap and challenge the men. Mar- den jumped out; but the men had perceived his movements, and jumping through a gap in a hedge, ran across a field. Marden followed, and as he was gaining on the men suddenly one of them turned round and,presentingapistol,said withanoath that he would blow his brains out if he came a step further. Mar- den called for help, and immediately Inspector SiT Hwns ge t out of his trap and ran to his assistance. By ti i.s time the men had got ahead of the police, tut Marden and Simmons followed them. Two cf th men then turned around, and each fired a pietoi, :.nd Inspector Simmons received one of the chavgea in the lower part of his stomach. Sir. Simmons lell, but Marden, being unaware that the shot had taken effect, kept up the chase till he turned round on finding that the inspector was not foii wing him. He then gave up the chase, and re- turned to Sir. Simmons, who was lying helpless on the ground, bleeding copiously. Sim ons said to him, "They have done for me." Marden called for assistance, and in a short time Mr. Windmill, the engineer in charge of the Sewage Farm, came up with some labourers. The inspector was then un- conscious. He was placed in a cart filled "h.,ti aw, and by easy stages was got into Romford, where he was at once attended to by two doctors. No hopes are entertained of his recovery. Mr. J. Fry, J. P., and Mr. Haynes, the clerk to the magistrates, attend ei to take the officer's depositions; but they were unable to do go, the inspector being in such a serious state. The inspector's horse and trap we found on the road by a man who took them to the iomford police station. The police have issued descriptions of the three men.
YisitorsTlst.
YisitorsTlst Householders, PunncB-ildings, Place ? of Wor- ship, —:C. UL uscholdcrsare reques- ted give the names of VISITORS ONLY. WEST PARADE. viueen's Hotel, Mrs. Joy Jlan-y-Don, Mrs Thos. filillial)is 6 Mrs Hopkins ft Mrs Chambers 7 Mtg N. L. Dyson 8 Mrs Jones 9 Mr Aloer 10 Mrs Jones 11 Mr8 Whittingham 12 Misses Qittoes i3 Miss Wooldridge 14 Mr W. Suffield 15 fr8 Harrison 16 Mrs R. Williams 17 Miss Davies 18 Mr W. R. Williami 19 Mrs It. Thomas 20 & 21 Miss Evans Clifton house, Mrs Morris 22 ifiss Edwards (p 23 ilfrW. Williams 24 Mrs O..Tones 25 Muses Reece 26 Mrs F. L. Byrne 27 Heron house, Mrs Condon is Mr J). H. Jones 29 Mr Z. Jones i0 Miss Pitchford 31 Mrs Meyrich 32 Einlyn house, Mr. Griffiths 33 Fenton house, Mrs Eemi» j tton 34 Arden hous Mr Hewitt 35 Cecil house, },[r8 Phillips 36 Rev Charles WhitaJccr B.A., Mrs Whitaker, atid fz-nity 37 Mr R Given 38 Ivy house, Mr Ellis 40 Stratford house, Mrs Jones 41 Sefton hcuse, Mrs W D William* 42 Alexander house, Mr Brewster 43 Latham house, Mrs Morris 44 Clarence house, Mrs Matthews 45 Mrs Jonah Lloyd 46 Misses Derrycourt 47 Astor house, T. Lloyd Murray Browne, Esq., and family (p 48 Edgbaston house, Mi-s Mcdcalf 49 Edmondsley house, Miss Cox 50 Cheltenham house, Mi-s Jjavies. 51 Malvern house, Mrs R Iones 52 Melbourne house, Mr Roberts 53 Myrtle house, Mrs Jones 54 Mrs E. V. Jones 55 Mrs W. Williams 56 Medlock house, Mrs D. Jones 57 Fronwendon Mrs Davies 58 Meirion house, Mrs Johnson 59 Mr-q Kitchen GO Mr J. Lavies 61 Mrs Williams 62 West end house, Mrs J. Evans 63 Glan y mor, Miss Parry 64 Tudno house, Mr J). Williams EAST PARADE. ] Miss Jones 2 lib's J. Hughes 4 Sedgley House, Br Girdlestone and Mrs Girdlestone 4 Min y don cottage, Mrs Wynne Min-y-don, Mrs "Wynne 6 Miss Jones '7 .1iss Jones 8 Sea Bank House, M,-s H. Davies 9 Sutherland house, Miss Ellis 10 Belvoir &Pier Hotel M" W.S.Ashby, mana- ger 11 Westminster Hotel- 12 Grosvenor house,Mrs Micklewright 13 Northcot house, — Misset, Hands 14 Elsinore, Mrs Garland 15 Envil House, Mrs Mincher 17 Salisbury house, Miu Nicholls 21 Ysceifiog House, Miss Foster and Miss Roose Sandhills, J. Taylor, Esq Mrs Taylor & family(p 23 Devonia, Xrs King- don (p 4 Mrs Wallis 25 Mr Williams 26 Miss Holt 27 Moore cottage, Mrs Batho 29 Glan y don, G. Tur- ner, Esq. (p 31 Belle Vue T. R. P. Royle, Esq., Mrs. Royle and Family (p 32 Fairfield, .7. Christ- ian, Esq.,$Family Dolowen, Mrs C. H. Power and family (p 32 iviss Sue yd (p 33 Pen y don, M. 8. Plunkett Esq., Mrs Plun/cett and family (p 35 Moranedd, J. Churton, Esq., J.P., and Mrs Churton (p 36 Bod Donwen, W. Wilkin, Esq., Mrs Wilkin, and family (p PLASTIRION THBBACE 1 Mrs Orton 2 Mr John Roberts 3 Capt. Ducrot (p 4 Rev. Herbert Gordon Miller (p 5 Miss Milligan p 6 Mr Edwards 7 Mrs Dickenson (p 8 Rev. E. Webster, Mrs Webster # family (p Axandra hospital Miss Vizard, lady sup- erintendent Coast Guard station- Mr Johns, chief officer An officer is stationed here day and niqhtj. Abbey btreet. Abbey vaults, Mrs Peter Edwards 2 Saratoga House, Mrs Davies 3 WynLe house Mr H. G. Roberts 4 Mr Jones. 5 Mr Ellis Evans 6 M"8 Matthews 7 Mrs Hughes 8 Danesbury House- Mrs J. Roberts 9 Gladbtone house, Mr Jones 10 Mrs Griffiths 11 Aston Park House, Mr .4.. B. Morrice 12 Walton house-,Vr R- Jtavies 13 Bognor house, Mrs Profit 14 Mrs Edwards 15 Greville House,Misses Gilbert 16 illiis Williams 17 ltfrs Saunders 17a Arfon House, Mrs R. Jonts Ty Newydd Villa.-J[rs I Reberts 18 Lichfield house, Mrs Sanders 19 Leamington house, Mrs lumns 20 Mrs Hammond 22 Mrs Jones 23 Mr Daniels, 24 Mrs W. Williams 2b Mrs Burro-ws 26 Mowcop House, Mr T Ellis 27 Mr Fonlkes 28 Claromont house, Mr Parry 29 Mrs E. Jones 30 Portland house, Mrs A. Jones 30A Jlrs. C. Powell 31 Mrs Jones 33 Ahs Jones 34 Mr W. Evans 35 Mrs T. Hughei 36 i. rs E. Williams Aquarium Street. 1 Staffordshire house, Mrs Daniels 3 Gwyrch Castle view 5 Snowdon House,- Mr Sandford 7 Douro house, Mr 0. Hughes 9 Laburnum house, Mr T. Davies 11 Birmingham House- Miss Abbot 13 Mrs Richards 15 Mr R. Roberts 17 Misses Jones 18 Mrs. Jones 19 Sheltonhouse, Misses Hawthorn 20 Hav ersliam house, Hr Lunt 21 23 22 Aquarium cottage, Miss Pearson 25 Mrs TfT. Evans 27 Mr Wallace GLADSTONE VILLAS 2 Mrs Bentley 4 Mr Jones 6 8 Mrs Aster Icy 10 J/Vs J. B. Williams 12 Mr Davies 14 Mr T. Roberts Wheatville, Misses Wal- ton Albert Street. Albert villa, J. Fonlkes, Esq., Mrs Fox/ken (p 1 Mr Jones 2 lrIrs Williams 3 Mr G rat (on 4 Mr Roberts 5Ifrs Howell 6 Mr Hughes 7 Mr J. Meredith 8 Mr F. H. Homan Bath Street. Women's Convalescent Institution, manager- ess, Mrs Jones Morlan, Mrs Twiston (p) BELLE VUE TzuitAcE- 1 mi-S Royston 2 Mr$Mrs Sheffield (p 3 Ml's Oastler 4 Mr and Jfrs Colling- woodand family (p 5 Mrs Sam. J. Amos 6 E. J. King, Esq., and Mrs King (p 7 Mr Pierce (p 8 Misses Blain 4 Miss Fennell CLAREMONT VIEW- 1 Mr & Jllrs Jordan (p 2 Miss Roberts p 3 Mr John Morris 4- GEOSVENOR TERRACE- 1 Mr g' Mrs Clelos (p 2 Mrs Edlesene 3 The Misses Johnson (p 4 Dougli"1 house, Miss Mann (p Bod Meurig, S. Perks, Esq., Mlli Perks, and family p Bod Arthur, F. Wright, Esq., Mrs Wright and fa "lily (p Springfields W. E. Smalley, Esq, Ml's SmaUey and jamily (p Grange villa, OV. Wynne, Esq. (p Ladies' College, Mrs Mercer Bodfor btreet. 1 Albion hoteJ, M" Jones 2 Mrs H. Evans 3 Mr Palethorpe 4 Mrs Wedgwood 5 Mis Debney Land Agency Offices- Messrs Cloagh g- Co. 6 Birmingham house, Mr R Williams 7 Capt. Evans 8 Mr Campling (p 9 Temperance hotel, M, r3 8arsons 10 Dinorbcn Arms hotel: 1 Mrs Moores,proprietress 11 Mr E. Groucutt 13 Railway restaurant, Mr N. Costigan London & North West- ern Railway Station Mr W. Stokes, station- master and goods and traffic agent; Mr Jones, inside passen- ger and booking agent; Mr Jones, piatform inspector; the Company's Re- freshment Rooms, Miss Armstrong man- ageress M.es;-s TV. H. Smith's and Son's bookstall Mr T. W. While, manager 14 Bee hotel, Mr Higson 15 Mrs o. P. Williams 16Mrs Fazakertey GLADSTONE BUILDINGS. 17 Mrs Griffiths 18 Mr H. Mudd 19 20 Wynnstay house, Mr 1'. M. Davies 21 Mr A. W. Merridtw 24 Miss Edwards (p 2,5 Mrs Martin 2G Mr Robert 8amman 27 Mr Hit/jhes Bedford Street. 7 Mr. D. Williams 8 Mr F. Downing 9 Studley House, Mr Grffiths 11 Mrs E. Jones 12 Mrs Jr, Jones 13 Mr Hellry Parry 13a Mrs Williams 14 Mr W, Thomas 15 Elwy cottage, Mrs J Ellis 16 Mr Davks 17 Mrs. Davies \~aMrs Jones 18 Mrs Jones 20 White Horse, Mr. G. St 'eld,t, 21 Mr Williams 22 Mrs Parry 23 Miss Owens 24 Mrs Williams 25 and 26 Mrs Amos ( p 27 Mrs Davies 28 Mr Edwards 29 Ifr Ll. Lloyd 29aMrs Williams 30 Mr E. Edwards 31 Mr E. Griffiths 31 aMr II. i divai-dq 32 Mr Parry 33 Mr J Owens 31 Mr II Jones 35 Mrs II. Edwards Brighton Road. 1 Mrs Bernard Parry 2 Mr Haselden 3 Mr 9' Mrs Parry and family (p 4 Woodlands —Captain Groucutt, Mrs Groucutt andfamily ( p BRIGHTON TERRACE- 5 Mr W. Hughes 6 Mr and Mrs R. Ll. Jones (p 7 Mrs Brown p 8 Mr Peet 9 Mr J. Aitkin and Mrs Aitkin (p 10 Mr D. Thomas 11 Mrs Baird. (p THE WELSH WESLEYAN CHAPEL 12 Mrs Evans 13 Mr T. Evans 14 Miss Morris 15 Miss Davies 16 Misses Edwards p 17 Mrs T. Griffiths (p ENGLISH WESLEYAN CHAPEL Epworth lodge, the Rev Fred Payne, (English Wesleyan minister), Summerfield William Williams, Esq., Mrs. Williams family (p Bodhyfryd, B. Littler, Esq., Mis Littler NORTH WALES HYD- ROPATHIC ESTAB- LISHMENT, (Clare- mont) Manageress, Miss Charl- ton, Mrs Sleddon, Claremont RIGHFIELD COTTAGES 1 Mrs Jones 2 Mr J. Ellis Sywell house, Rev. E. Tudor Owen, M.A., and lb-s Oweii (p Richmond house, W. -it. Williams, Esq., lIfrs Williams and family (p Clwyd house, Rev. G. -4 Butterton, D.D., J.P. and Miss Butterton (p South lawn, 0. George, Es]., and Mrs George(p Pen y coed, Mrs Morris 3Irs Eddlcsten (p The Cedar j W. Mills Esq., lIIrs Mills and family (jJ CODDEN TERRACE 1 Dr. W. Thomas (p 2 jl) rs Jones (1' 3 Iliss Tonks 4 Mrs Price 5 Mr Thompson (p 6 Miss Jones (p 7 Miss Henderson (p Beaconsfield house,. Miss Henderson (p Chester Street Moranedd, J. Churton Esq., J.P., Mrs Chur- ton (p Oliuda, Mrs TVYllIw and Capt. TVI/nne Jones (p Church Street. 1 Mrs E. Davies 2 Morgan lodge-Mys Evans and the Misses Evans (p STANLEY TENFACE- 3 Jli-s Neale 4 Havelock house, Mr W. J. Simcock 5 Mr Jones 6 Miss Liddell 7 Bodlonfa Mr and Mrs J. Roberts family [p 8 Landsborough house, Mr Thomas 9 Mrs Buckley Morfa lodge S. Perks, Esq. and Mrs Perks (p 11 Women's Convales- cent home, Mr .f Mrs Jones, managers Morfa cottage, Mr 0 wen 16 Mrs Mannix 17 Westminster house, 1 8 19 Miss Bradwin 20 Caradoc Cottage S. L. Tddashy, Esq. p I 21 Ton y mor —————— 27 Fern villa, Mrs Smith Ty'i.i-y-Coed, Mr H. L. Carrnthers 31 Mrs Moss Clwyd Street. 3 Mr Turner 3 4 Rev. W. Eaans Foote and family (p 9 Mr T. Williams b Miss M. E. Richards 7 Nurse Perkim 8 Mrs Lewis 9 Mr Williams 10 Miss M. Williams 11 Miss Nott GBOVE TEBBACE 1 Miss Roberts (p 2 Mr W. -A. Hat-deman(p 3 Mr D. J. Davies (p 4 Mrs. Gyle (p 5 Major McKay (p THE WELSH CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHAPEL 14 County Court and Magistrates' offices, Messrs Sisson George Rhyl District Water Co.'sofficos,lIfrBayliss' manager 15 MrBayliss (p National schools, Mr Davies master; Miss Beaseley SfMiss Burns, mistresses Crescent Road. 1 Marine villa, Mr Mrs G. Bell family 2a Office of 'The Provin- cial Trade Protection Society' (and at Society' (and at Shrewsbury and Wol- verhampton) .—71/r W. Preeee Jones, manager 2 b 3 Lincoln house, Mr W. Freeman W. Preeee Jones, Esq., Mrs 1 'recce Jones and Miss Preeee Jones (p 6 Frot Don — Colin Macaulaj, Esq, Mrs Macaul.iy and family, P 7 Mrs Barrett 8 Gwalia House, j}fr.1 It. LI. Jones 9b Cresent Cottage, Mr and Mrs Cooke p 11 Convalescent Institu- tion for men, Mr T. J. Williams, manager 12 Meiriadoc villa, lUts Pick-rill CKEBCENT TERRACE. 1 Miss Worsley (p 2 Bivchfield house, Mrs Moss 3 Englefield house, — 4 Mrs Greasley 5 6 Mr Wai. Roberts Grevston Villt, Ilisses Gillbank (p I Christ Church British Schools- Head Master Mr. W. 1(" Everatt Head (Gii.-ls) Mistress il/m C. E. King Head (Infants) Mistress: iltiss H. M. Hood SOUTH VIEW VILLAS, 1 Mr d Mr* Edwards (p 2 Mr rl-Jurl lia Vino cottage, Mr Evans (p 14flSandfiridt cottage, Mr cl John Pin u HeJ/cssr* Janes 4' Son 16 & 17 Mrt Rogers Belle Vue Hons—Mrs Teah 29 Mrs Trevitt Sherbourne house—Mrs Livlev Conwy Street. 1- 2 The Mause, Rev. n. B. Hooke Y Mrs Hooke 3 — Joner, Esq (p 4 Morgan Owen, Esq., Mrs Owm f family (p Earnest street. NORTH ISRRAOE. 1 2 The Mist Wigleys 3 Mr Jam-* Bell 4Afrs and Miss Lloyd 5 Mr J. R. Williams 6 Mr Joseph Evans 7 Mr Joseph Griffiths 8 10 Mr J. Fielding Edward Henry Street. 1 Lansdowne house Misses Jones 2 Mr TV. L. Williams 3 Mr Evans 4 Ifiss Williams 5 Rev T. Pritchat-dAfrs 4 fainity (p 6 Mr C. Toties f Mrs Owens 8 Glencoe, Mrs R. P. Jones 9- 10 Mrs Pringle 11 Mr Reeve 12 14 16 MrR. Warren 17 Mr Blake 18 Mrs Thomas 19 M* R. E. Hughes 20 Mrs Harris fp 21 Shropshire house, Mr E. Hall 22 Hawkstone House, Mr C. Blackmore 23 Mrs P. O'Neil 24 Crescent hotel, Mi Jos. Williams Elwy Street. 2 Mrs White 3 Mr C. Egerton 4 Mrs Bliz. Hughes 5 Mr J. Owens 6 Mr D. Evans t 7 Mrs J. Shepherd 8 1J-Ir. J. C. (/Brian 9 "111.s Profit 10 Lozells House, Mrs Dowell 11 Llys If or, Mrs Taylor 12 Mr J. T. Shepherd 13 lIb-a Davies (p 14 Mr J. Jona 15 Mr R. T. Roberts 1,; Mrs Lodge 17- Albion villa, W.P.Jones Esq., J.P. (p Elwy villa, Rev. J. Wil- liams, and family p Emral Villa, Mr Jones p Alpha Villa, Fernleigh, G. H. Fielding Esq. y Mrs Fielding (p Bodeuron, Jacob Jones, Esq., Mrs Jacob Jones (P Clifton Villa, Mr # Mrs Robert Jones, and Miss Lilian Jones fp SOUTH VILLAS, 1 Mrs Capel and Miss Owen (p 2 Mr R. D. Roberts and Mrs Roberts (p G'ronant Street. 1 2 Mi oJ. Hayes <.1- 4 Mr & Mrs J Orderley, Leicester 5 Mr Potter 6 Mr W. C. Davies 7 Mr J. Wheeler S Mrs Berrie and Miss A. Jones (p 9 10 Mr T. Barrett 11 iffrs Liddall 12 Mr. R. Simeox 13 Mr J. Jones 14 Mr Charles 1losney Mr and Mrs Spence, Shrewsbury 15- 16 Mr Roberts 17 Mr Isaac Jones 18 Mr J. Hockey 19 20 Mr Tanslcy 21 ]1{rs E. J. Shannon 22 Mr JWilliams 23 Mrs .Parker Owen (p 24 Trrs F. H. Homan 25 Mr J Jones 26- 30 Mr H. Jones High Street. 1 Mr C. Roebuck lahr F. McKernan 4 Mr E. SI inn 5 Mrs Jones 6 & 7 Mr Harris 8 Mr J. Jones 8a Mr T. J. Haselden 9 & 10 Crown Vaults- 11 Mr F. Jones fp 12 Mr. J. A. Spink (p 13 Mr F. Jones 14 & 16 Mr E. Vaughan 15bC. T. ey W. Holloway 16 Messrs Wright \t Son 17 BlueCapMews Riding School, proprietor, Mr John Cossins 18 Mrs S. Williams ISaMrs E. Davies 19 lIfrs Sleigh 19aiTfr Argent 20 Mr W: H. Foulkes GREEN BANK SQUARE— 15 Mrs Swain Roberts 16 Tfi-s C. Jone3 21 Mr 7Vm. Jones 22 lones p 23 JUO lor house, J. 9" A. u jnes 24 Mr J. Williams fp 25 Mr C. Hardeman 26 Messrs 8trathem and Co. 27 Leamington house, Mr Hack forth 2S Mr Berrington » 2 9 30 ,Journal" oiffce., Jl)- Morris 31 New inn, Mr Dobbii.-s 32 Compton House, Mr 1 Edwards 33 Britannia inn, lrb Jones 33aMr J. Jones 34 Mr If. Jones 35 Mr R. Williams 36 Mr E. Hughes J7 Mr I. Williams 8 Mr II. Evans 39 Mr R. Price 10 Rhyl Cocoa House, MrsSnowden, manager- ess 41 Mr Reynolds 4 Mrs Harry 43 Office of the Rhyl Gas Light and Coke Co. Mr Jos. Williams, manag jr Peterborough house, 1[rs J. Williams t4 vJiVs A. Jones 44 Office, Mr G. Bell 45 Dudley Arms hotel, Mr Midgley 45a Mr A. Furber 48 Alexandra hotel, Mr Williams 47a Registcry office for births and deaths, Mr Jones, registrar. At- tenance Wednesday & Saturday 47 MessrsLunt Griffiths 48 Mr E. P. Roberts 59 Mr J. G. Davies 51 White Lion hotel, Mr Thomas Parry 52 The Old Town Hall Vaults, Mr J. R. Den- man 52a MrC. Roebuck VAUGHAN TERRACE- 2 Mrs Thomas 3 Mrs Jones 53 Mr Owen Owens 54 Mr Henry Millward 55 Mostyn hotel, Mr Lloyd 56 lJ-frs T. Hughes 57 Miss Roberts 58a "Record" office,Mr n. Lt. Lewis, pro'tor 58 The Lome hotel, Mr C. Clarke 59 Mr Frimston 60 Mr J. Foulkes 61 Bonne Marche, Mr. D. Trehearn Post and Telegraph Office, Mr Asher, postmaster 62 Mr Bathgate 63 Misses Jehu 63 Ab- A. Tarkington 63aMr E. W. ICeatinge(p 61 Mr E. T. Lee 65 Linden House, Misses Conke 66 London and Provinc- ial Bank; Mr Chambers manager Royal hotel, Mrs Roebuck TOTTENHAM BUILDINGS 1 j. Little and Son 2 Mr W. J. Kent 3 Mrs Crooks 71 Misses Edwaids Cambriam house, Mrs Cooper 73 tif 74 Mr H. A. Steei Hope Place. 1 —* 3 Mr Middleton 4 Mrs Jones 5 lIfrs Edwards 6 Mrs Hughes 7 Mrs Langfield 10 JJIrs Hughes 11 Mrs Roberts 12 Mr Williams 13 -4fiddleton (p 14 Mrs J. II. Jones John Ptrpct. Izlfr J. Shaiv 2 Mrs CoLquho'in 3 Miss Parry 4 Mrs Malinqs 5 Mr F. J. Gamlin 6 Mrs. Pearson (p Glanllyn, E Williams 7 Miss Cox 8 Mr E. Morris 9 Mts Jones 1.0 Mr Hatwood 11 12 Mrs Williams Xinmel Street. 3 Mr J. Brown (p 4 Lindow House, Mr J* Edwards 5 Mr Burton e Mr Hughes (p 7 Mr F. Williams 8 Mr Bishop GLADSTONE BUILDINGS- Rest,turaut-.ilfi,sses Gri- ffiths Offices-Messrs J Oldfield Co Offlees of Messrs JV. Davies and M, D. Roberts, so- licitors 9 Mr R Oldfield fp 10 Mr Hughes 12 Miss Bethell 13 Mr A. Shepherd 14 Mrs Griffiths 15 Mvs Aloore Lewis and Misses Price Roberts (p CYNVAL VILLAS. 16 Dr A. E. Lloyd and Mrs Lloyd (p 17 Mr Hughei 18 Mrs Smyth 19 Mr Samuels 20 Mr Murphy WEST END VILLAS, 23 Bron Holway, Mr fy Mrs Purvis 24 Mrs Andrews 25 Mrs Roberts (d 26 Mrs Sf Miss Sinister 27 Mr Car malt (p 28 Mr J. W. Jones (p 29 Miss Jones (p 30 Mr and Mrs Lloyd (p 31 Mrs Yorke Jones and Miss Williams fp 32 Mrs Williams 33 Mrs Matthews fp 34 Bodelwyddan view, Miss Jones 35 Mrs Jones 36 Mrs Clarke fp 37 Ye Windsor, Afr Clark 38 Mr J. Goffe 39 Mr B. Williams 40 Mrs Lambsdale 41 Mr W. Allman 4 2 43 Castlehotel, Atr Piinb. lett 44 45 46 Belmont house, —. Mr G. Ditchfield 47 Wyunstay hotel, Mr James Kilshaw 48 Mrs Roberts 4) 50 Mr Jones 51 52 Mrs Davies 53 Mr Howard Kinmel Terraoe. 1 Mr TV. Evans 2 Mr John Williams 3 1ft s Hassell 4 Mr Roberts 5 Mr Gar rig an 6 Mrs Jones Morley Road. 1 Mr P. Evans 2 Mr G. W. Aplin 3 Se),gi. -Tnst)*. Morrison Cefndy Villa, Mr Joseph Humphrcrs lv MOKLEY VILLAS 1 Miss Hughes p 2 Mrs Pryce Roberts p Freelands, Mr Davies (p Whitford House, L1:1rs J. Rhydwen JOlles g family Market Street. 1 Mrs Lewis 2 Miss Hughes 3 Mrs Roboins A. Mrs Evans 5 Mrs Jenkins G North Stafford house Mi-s N i,4 4- 7 Singer & Co.— Mr. John Moses, manager 8 Mr J/to. Loans 9 Mr J .Edwards 10 Mrs T. Roberts 11 Mona hotel, Mr W. I G. Jones Glanglasfor, Mr J. Ellis Mill Bank, Mill Bank Inn, Mr WiU inns Merhw-^o Villa, Mrs Williams MOUNT PLEASANT. 1 JlIrs Salisbury 2 Mr Higgins 3 Mr Cu-iningham 4 Miss Salisbury MILL BANK VILLAS. 1 Mr G. Farrant SOMMEBSEI VILLAS, I ilfi-s Tones VALE VIEW TEBEACE. 1 Mrs Edwards 2 Jlfrs Robe, ts 3 Mrs J, Jones 4 Mrs Price 5 Mrs Jones 6 Miss Davies 7 Mrs Davies 8 Mr Roberts 9 Mrs Lewis 10 Mr T. Jones 11 Miss Roberts 12 Mrs Matthews 13 Mrs Edwards Elwy villa, Mr Thomas Paradise Street. REGENT VILLAS 1 Mr J. D. Ainsworth, Mrs Ainsworth and family fp CHURTON TERRACE, 1- 2 Mrs and the Misset, Wynne Edwards (p 3- Churton villa- Eden cottage, Mrs Jestun • vy cottaare. Mi is Burns Princes Street. 1 Miss Jones and Miss Mary Ann Jones fp 2 Mr R. Davies 3 Mr Hornby 4 Mr Mason 5 Mr J. Owens 6 Mrs Piggetstaff 7 Mr R. Jones fp 8 Mrs Thomas fp 9 Mrs 4 ilfiss Davies (p 10 Mrs Irwin and Misses Crawford Queen Street. Town Hall Establishm't Mr J,Fell, proprietor 1 Mr Pryce Davies 2 Messrs W. Williams and Co. 3 Messrs Homan 9" Sons 4 Mr Robet ts 5 Mr Graves VVELSH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 6 Dining Room-Art-s Pritchard 8 Temperance hotel. Mr Ayre 9 10 Mrs Jones 11 Mr Abel Jones' dining 12 Talhaiarn house, His S. P. Evans 13 Mrs Jones 14 Mr J, McGill 15 Mrs 0. Huqhes 16 Mrs Drereton 17 Mrs Godfrey W. Tarry Brunswick Cottage Mrs Dvvies 18 Adelphi house, Mrs J. Roberts 19 Cleveland house, Mrs Rice 20 Albert house, Mrs Allen 20a Mr Sunn 21- 22 Mi-s W. Lewis 23 Mrs Williams 24 Mr J. Lloyd 25 Mrs P. Daviell 26 Stanley house, Mr W. Vaughan 27 Mr E. Vaughan 28 Mr TV. Boddington 29 George hotel, Mr A. Stroyan, proprieter 30 Mrs Thomas 31 Mr Henry Jone* 32 Mi-s W. Jones 33 4" 34 Mr J. Rhydwen Jones ?5 Mr Hatwood 36 Mr C Spink 37 The People's Tempe- rance hotel, Mr John Snow den, proprietor Russell Road. 1 The Big Book, Messrs Strathern Co. laMr F. Homan lbMr T. Evans 2 Mr Piercy 4 Mr T. Morris 5 Misses Morris Swan inn, Mrs Ellis 6 Mrs Jones 7 Mr R. Roberts 8 Mrs Hughes Plasgwyn, Mr Deuman Plasgwyn Cottage, ffr8 Povah Aston cottage, Mr Hughes ST. THOMAS'S CHUBOH ENTRANCE TO TRINITY CHUROH Englefield house, Miss Mason Englefield cottage, Stephen Roose, Esq. (p Knighton lodge, Mr* and Miss Lodge 18 Mrs Crooks Preswylfa, Miss Evans (p Bodanerch, T. Winston, Rtq. (p 9 Mr Eawards (p 10 Plasnewydd,Dr Bar stow Carstairs$Mrs Carstairs fp Vaynol ■ Clairville, Mrs Atcherley Esmond house, Major Keyworth Oriel house, Nrs Oastler Sydnop house -Frank Scholes, Esquire, Mr. Scholes 4' Misses Scholes The Vicarage-Rev. T. Richardson, M.A., and family fp Rianva, Misses Sneyd p) Southlands, G. S. Hazle- hurst, Esq., Mi-sHazie. hurst and family (p Bryn Estyn, the Misses Atcherley Bryntirion, Archibald J Kelso, Esq., Mrs Kelso and family (p PI astirion, Peter Browne Esq., chief constable; Mrs Browne <$• family (p Sussex Street. BANK BUILIDINGS. Ebury Collogc, Rev H. J. Cooke, B. I, principal 1 Mrs Kcyzar 2 Misses Mendoza and Furber 3 Mr Helsby 6 Mrs Griffiths 4 Mr McEwen 5 Mr E. A. Jones fp St George's Hall, Messrs Ainsworth and Co.' offices 7 Mr Mark Davies 8 Mrs Stalker 8aM- J Amos, boot & shoe manufacturer 8bMr TV, Jones (p 9 Chester house, Mr C. If. alm s ley 10 Albert buildings, Mt. W. P. Jones 12 Mr 0. Owen 13 ITIIE ADVERTISER' OFFICE, aud STEAM PRINTING WORKS: Messrs AmosBrothers, Proprietors Office of Y GrWYL- IEDYDD" (The Watchman) 11 Mrs lddins 1;5 16 Mrs jWorluid South Kinmel Street. 1 Mrs Humphreys 2 Mrs Davies 3 Mr J. Morris 4 Mrs Manning 5 Mrs Edwards G Mr D. Wymte 7 Mrs Billing (p 8 lffrs Roberts 9 Mr D. Owens 0 ll Mr McKenna Thorpe Street. 1 Mr A. Lee fp 2 Mr T. Davies 3 Mrs Roberts 4 Mrs Pritchard (p Gwynfa villa, Mr James Davies, lfb s Davies and family (p Welsh Wesleyan Manse, Rev lshmael Evans, Welsh Wesleyan Min- ister Vaughan St. 1 Mrs Denham la Mr Jas. Jones 2 Mrs Jones 3 Ms Griffiths 4 Mr Johns 6 Mr E. Williams 7 Mrs Hughes 8 Mr W. Beuan 9 Ma. Beech 10 Mrs Jones Tudor Villa- Vale Road. 2 Mr J. Clarke 2a Mr T. Owen 3 Mr J. Edwards 4 Mrs Hoole 5 Mr J. Morris 6 Mr C. Evans Maesincle Rev. T. Hughes Llys Arvon, ———— 9 Mr W. Jones Victoria inn. Mr Evans British Schools:—Head master, Mr G. Nuttall. Infants' mistress, Mis5 J. Jones. 10 Colomendy house, Mr Morgan COLOMENDY VILLAS. loa 10b AIrs Hulley COLOMENDY VIEW- 1 Mr Clark 2 Mr E. Jones 3 Mr Mason 4 Mr Ellis Evans 11 Messrs Williams 4' Co 12 Mrs Esther Roberts 13 Prince of Wales hotel, Mrs Davies Brynhyfryd, Mr Hughes 16 frs N. Parry Greenfield cottage, 17 Mr John Millward 18 Mr Jos. Davies 19 Mr lVm. Jones 20 iVi- E. Williams 21 Mrs Griffiths Hand, Mr John Roberts Ty'n-Rhyl Lloyd, Esq. fp Maesgwilym Cottage,— Mr John Jones Pen Dyffryn, Rev. E. Lloyd Jones, Mrs Jones and family ( p Plas Llewelyn,Mr J. H. Day, Mrs Day and family (p Reynolds' Villas- 1 2 Mr Robert Hughes Penycefndy, Mr Twist The Poplars, Terfyn Cottage, Mr W. Jones Bethel C. M. Chapel Chapel House, Mr Ellis National Schools, Miss Bell, mistress School House, Mr Jones East View, Mr Willis Seirian house, Mr Hubbl 61 Mr W. Pendleton 62 Mr J. Roberts 63 Mr R. Jones 64 Mr Wm. Williams 65 Mrs Hollingsworth 66 Mr Isaac Hughes 66aAfr W. Hughes 66bMr John Thomas Q&cMr Thomas Jones 67 Nottingham House, Mr R. Jones 67b 67cMrs R. Jones 67dffr T. Williamn 67eMr Jas. Bamford VALE TERRACE 1 Miss Hughes 2 Mr Williams Mrs Jones 4 Mr R. T. Williams 5 Mr Lamb 6 Mr Ll. Foulkes 7 Mr T. Edwards (p 8 Mr D. Williams 9 Mr W. Hosskins 10 Mr J. Jones 11 Mr D. Evans 12 Mr R. Emerson 67fGlenville house, Mr W. Thomas 67g Mr J.Owens 68 Mr P. Morris 69 Mr. Simner 70 Miss Parry 75 Ofrv Jones 76 Mr. John Parry 77 Mr Isaac Jones 78 Captain Jones 79 Mr Edwards 80 Bod Elwa, Mr Miller 82 Mr J. Davies 83 Elwy House, Mr. J. Hughes 84 Mr J. Hughes 85 Mr Isaac Ellis 86 Mrs Davies Water Street. 1 Shamrock house, Mrs 4" Miss Price Roberts lahr Maltby bMr Pendletoi 3bMr Simcux 3 Mr T. Williams 4 Mrs Foulkes 5 Ifiss Davies 6 Swiss cottage, Mr P P. Jones WELSH BAPTIST CHAPEL 7 Mr E. P. Jones 8 Bodowen, Mr E. Owen 9 Mrs Price Jones fp 10 Meliden house, Mr I. Griffiths 11 Mr T. J. Griffiths 12 Mr Johu H. Ellis, wine ty" spirit merchant 13 Mr Mar pies (P 14 F. Wrigley,Esq.,Mrs Wrigley, ani family (p Clifton house, Mrs Morris lfi Mrs Humphreys 17- IS J-rr R. C. Evans 18 Mr Lloyd Edwards p 20 MrsJ. Owen 21 Mrs George 21 Mrs Rudge 2 5 Miss Stuart 21 Mrs II. Owen 1 > Mrs Wlliams -;[,rs Jo)ies 27 egont house, Misses I'arber 2 3 T. E. Perkins, Esy (p 29 Capt Sanaoe Mr Myerscough 32 lJIrs Marshall 32flOffices of W.R Wil- liams Windsor Street 1 IT;-a- Roberts 2 Mrs Ty J-incs 3 Mr Roberts 4 Mrs Evans 6 Mrs Allman 7 Miss lUivies 8 Mr H. Jones 9 L'ys '4 Aled, Mr E Roberts 10 Claremont honse, Mr Usher 10a'l • McElroy 10b 1 f e Rose Cottage, M ■ Evans 10ell ■ Williams 11 -1/ 1 r Jones 12 12aMr Paddey 13 Mrs Tidyman 14 Mrs Jcrvis 15 Miss Davies 4fj Mrs Prichard (p WindsorVilla, MrsDoivell Wellington road. WELLINGTON CHAMBERS, 1 C. IV.B.-II,Bsq,Solici- tor 2 Mr Homan 3 Mr P Mostyn Williams 4 R D Roberts Son 6 Miss M Davies 5 Mr Rippon 7 Miss Amos Boot and Shoe Depot THE ARCADE. Mr R. David Roberts Smith s Dining Hall Albion hotel, Mr Jones Bodfor House-Dr T. H. Summerhill <t Mrs Summerhill fp 11 Mr D. William* 12 North Wales hotel, 14 Mr Edwardi 15 Avondale, Mrs Owen and Miss G, Parker Oiven (p 6 Mrs. A. Francis (p 17 Mrs Williams: (p 17a Messrs R. Evans I Co., Haydock Colliery 18 Mrs Evans 19 Mr J. Roberts 20 Mrs Williams 21 Mr Gregory 22 Mrs R. 0. Jones 23 Mr T. Jones 24 Mr Jones 25 Mr Daniel Eean, 26 Mr J. Edwards 27 Aled House,Mr J. T. Jones 28 Mr T. P. Huqhes 29 Mr Evans 30 Mr R. Jones 31 Mrs Evans 32 Mr Francis Gallagher 32allb' J. Williams 37 Glanmorfa Hall, Wm. Davies, Esq., Solicitor and lIIrs Davies ( p 44 Mr Profit 45 Mr E. Davies 46 Mr Hughes 47 Bay View,Mr Davies FFYNONGROEW ROAD- Barmouth Villa, Mi-s Parry 1 Mrs Parry (p 2 Mrs Johns (p 3 Miss Brown (p 4 Mr Keogh (p 5 Mt-s Sheppar ( p ST MARY's RomAx C &TH OLIC CHUIWH 48 Mr Silvester 49 Fron deg, Mr 4j lIf,s M. Lloyd (p From hyfryd, iss Yellowby 53 Marine Villa, Mr G. Turner (p 54 Belgrave Villa Mrs Skeates 55 Onne view, Miss Garbett 56 Mrs Mtss Caldicott 57 Mrs Sprostoan fp 58 Mr Gibbons (p 59 Mr Middleton 60 Mr H. Jones 61 Jfrs Robet ts NATIONAL SCHOOIC. 69 Chester and Liverpool house, Miss Davies 76 Mrs Hughes 71 72 Mr F. R. Harrison 73Mr Kerry 74 Myrtle cottage, Mr J. iHobertr 75 Sea View cottage, Mrs Wlliams 79 Refreshment Rooms Mrs Jones 80 Mr R. Chadunck 81 Mr J. Roberts 82 Sun Inn Francis Lloyd Hughes 8" Mrs T. Hughes 84 Capt. E. Jones 85Mr J. Jones 86Mr William Jones 87Afr William Hughes V oryd hall, Major Wright Mrs Wright # famity (p Rhyl Winter Gardens, &c, Skating Rink. Secretary-Hr Sher- rington 123 Gorphwysfa, Fred. Penn,Esq.,Sf family (p 124Mr, Lewis (p 125 Mr Crossby 126 Mrs Jones 127 Mrs A. Hutchfield 128 Mr Joseph Jones 129 Mr P. H. Jones 130 Mrs Williams 131 132 Mrs Pryce Davies 133 Mrs Hughes WATERLOO VILLAS 1 Mr J. Evans (p 2 Mr Asher 142Westbromwich house Mrs Jones 443a Mr Hendeison 444 Mr A. Rowlands 15 Plas Glan y don, Mrs Hartley (p 146 Mr R. Williams 148 Royal Oak, Mr H Davies 149 Mr J. Davies 150 Mr P. Williams 151 Mya Jones 152 Mi- T Jones 15311-1,. Morgan 15 4 155 Albert House,Misees Jones and Davies 156 Liverpc ol Arms, Hri E. Amos 156 Mr Tames Dowell 156b Mr John Hannaby 158 Mr J. Humphreyi 159 ————— 160 Mr E. Roberts 161 Mr Clift 162 Mr J. P. Tone., 163 Mr Tomkiss 164 Birmingham Hotel, Mr John Smith 165 Stationer's Hall,Mr D. Trehearn 16 7 168 M' F. Gunner Birmingham Chambers -.1lr F J. Sarsons'' oHio; lfi9 Mr ilalhgate 170 Messrs Wright and Sheffield 171 Mrs Griffiths l Warren Street. 1 Mrs Jones 2 Mr J. Hughes 3 Mr Taafc 4 Mr Newbold 5 Mr C. Duffield 6 Mr Smith MOUNTAIN VIEW TERRACE 1 Fairfield lodge, Mr G. F. Gunner (p 2 Rev. J. J. Williams & Mrs Williams (p 3 Mr A. Taylor 4 Mr8 Lloyd
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