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DISAST.tVG0 \)1. i. •_ x i.JsuiJLOSION". HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE. t"! An explosion of gas occurred at 9 o'clock on Mon. day night at Usworth Colliery, near Newcastle, by which a lamentable loss of life has been caused. The colliery belongs to Messrs. John Bowes and partners, and is one of the well known groups situated in the high land between the lower courses of the Tyne and the Wear. The mana. ging viewer of the colliery is Mr. Alfred Palmer, brother of Mr. C. M. Palmer, M.P., who is one of the firm working the colliery. The accident occurred in the West pit of the Maudlin seam. It appears that the shifters, stonemen, fillers, and others shortly after 4 o'clock in the afternoon went down the main shaft. About MJproMeded to their work in the East pit and in the low seam, and between 30 and 40 in the West pit of the Maudlin. These included five hewers, two put. ters, three drivers, 18 shifters, four deputies, and a horsekeeper. About nine o'clock the shift-men had assembled round the mouth of the shaft, and a number of them had entered the cage to descend, when a crashing report was heard from below, followed by an up-rush of air and dust. The shock was severe, and sufficed to smash the bratticing which divides the shaft into two sections and keeps the cage in its place. Fortunately no start had been made at the time of the explosion, and the men at the pit's mouth were not injured. Great consternation pre- vailed on all sides; but not an instant was lost by the officials at the pit's mouth in endeavouring to ascertain the nature and extent of the accident. Mr. Morland, the manager, and Mr. Lindsay,the assistant viewer, were on the spot almost instantly, and communicated with Mr. Alfred Palmer. It was at once Been that the main shaft was hopelessly blocked, and that no communication with the pit could be obtained by that means. Recourse was then had to the back shaft, which was within a few yards' distance of the working one. A kibble and chains were quickly fitted up, and a band of about a dozen volunteers, headed by Mr. Morland and Mr. Lindsay, was organised to descend the mine. At the bottom of the shaft four men and boys were found. One of them, Ridley Taylor, a waggon way-man, was dead. The fire- man of the South Maudlin engine, William Howarth, was severely scalded and burnt, as well as bruised, and a few hours after his rescue he died. Among the others rescued were James Quin, a stone- man, a young man named Thomas Dodson, foreman, and a stoneman named Prest. In all six men and boys of those brought up alive have recovered. When the injured men were brought to the bank the fact that- three of them were severely scalded conveyed the im- pression that a boiler explosion might have been the cause of the accident, and hopes were for a moment entertained that the rest of the men in the West pit would be in safety. This belief was strengthened by the circumstance that the men employed in the East Pit knew absolutely nothing of the explosion for some time after the occurrence. They were conscious of nothing more than a sharp report, not unlike what would have been caused by a somewhat heavy fall of coal. The idea had, however, unfortunately to be abandoned, and all hope for the safety of the men in the West Pit was given np. Thirty-lives are thus supposed to have been lost. The falls of coal and stone have been such that it is feared several days will elapse before the bodies of the miners are reached. The following narrative has been given by Richard iTey, stonemason I was employed in the East Pit, I about two miles in. We were putting in props, and whilst doing that, about 20 minutes past 9 o'clock, I heard a heavy, deep thud, as of a fall, at some con- siderable distance. The sound seemed to be above our heads, we being in the low main seam. I thought nothing of it, but one man said he thought that the pit had fired. I went on with my work for about five minutes, when I was obliged to go out to get my lamp relighted. After I had got a short distance out I met some men, who said there had been an explosion and they were making for the shaft. I felt a smell like burning tow, and I began to fear that the worst had happened. I ran back and shouted to my mate to oome out as quickly as he could. My mate joined me, and we followed some men out. Two or three times we experienced a peculiar atmosphere, which seemed to induce sleep." At 9 o'clock, almost to the minute, the men m the East Pit say that the first indication of the accident experienced by them took place 20 minutes later than I that. They heard no report, nor did they feel the rush of air which is generally experienced after an explosion of this sort. They all concur in describing the sound heard by them as being rather like what would have followed a heavy fan of coal. Indeed, many of the men took na aiArm, and con- tina^d to work until they were tolti by their comrades that something serious had happened. They then made their way to the shaft, travelling, however at a moderate pace, l«,t they should encounter at a moderate pace, they should encounter the deadly afterdai5»j> which invariably accom- { panies an explcsien. Here and there on their way they noticed that the bratticing was blown out, and from these places a slight stithe wV Mt. i Raching the shaft they discovered that everything t there was one mass of wreckage. It COll}, then; be seen that the force of the explosion :¡u.d < ome from the opposite side of the west pit. 'It- evident that t:.eir chaiicc of being rescued by the ordinary s.an was hopeless. They coiigregucet? in one la<-ge tr'I ap, and took counsel as to what RVJO aid be done. before they had worked long-one of the < men found means of reaching what is^nown as the back sliaft of the pit, where by tats time the explorers fruin the bank had descended. It nearly two hours alter the occurrence that the first, man from the hast pit was brought to the bank. Unfortunately a further loss of life occurred in the pit en Tuesday morning, a party of explorers beinc» overcome by a sudden rush of afterdamp. Before the valiant feller* Mivld reach purer air, two of thsir miinoer dted,
COLONIAL TROOPS FOR THE SOUDAN.
COLONIAL TROOPS FOR THE SOUDAN. DEPARTUnEOF THE NEW SOUTH WALES CONTINGENT. In Sydney Tuesday was observed ns a public holi- day in celebration of the depart-ire of tho Xew S'lth Wales contingent for the Savdan. The num- ber of volunteers has reached six times the required > strength of the force, and there has been a con- tinuous flow of contrioutions in money and in kind from all quarters, and the patriotic fund now [ amounts to £ 4">,000. The troops were reviewed on Saturday by Lord Augustus Loftus, Governor of J New South W.Ies, in the presence of .-)0,000 spec- taLrs. special services were held for the volunteers in the Anglican and Roman Caihui'c cathedrals, reimons being preached by the Viimotc and the Human Catholic Archbishop. On Tuesday tlie streets forming the line of rout' troia the barrac!:s to tJ0 Lircnlar (llar, a distance (f two miles, were lined by immense numbers of spectators, assembled flom nil parts and forming a dense iu.v f. The troops were escorted by (>00 pallors and marines from the men-of-war station- d there, and by ali !ho available local forces, an i were accompanied by th-s Go^rnor, the Ministers, and the principal official* of the colony. The procession funned an imposing spectacle, and the popular enthusiasm was un- bounded, the progress of the contingent being 1 greeted with loud cheers, and the frequent exprev eion of good wishes from the assembled multitude. On reaching the quay the men formed square and were addressed by the Governor, who •. For the first time in the great history of the British Empire, a distant colony is sending, at its cost and completely equipped, a contingent of troops who have volunteered with an enthusiasm, of which only we who witnessed it can judge, to aasiaB she Imperial forces in a bitter struggle tbe suppression t't unshakable cruelty and for the Mtahlishraenti of crder and justice in a misgoverned ountry. The eyes of your gracious f ¿uten wiU be bent upon your exertions, ai d in every pare of the world where • <ur flag floats men, women, and children will eagerly read of your exploits and pray tor yciu success Soldiers you carry in your keeping (he honour of this great colony. In your are numbers who are voluntarily leaving the paths of fortune' » wtr'diy advantages, the comfort* f home, and the fcweetnesfe of d mtatic life tor heroic aw. ica in a bloody war m which already nJaú)" brave men have been stricken down. You are doin;; th.s to thew to the world the unity of tW mighty \nd inviccib.'e empire of which you are "numbers. Uur earnest nope is that it may bs your crlonc.us privi- to share in the triumph a* m the s..n-: ;11 ,d that you will come back to u? ènvcrcd with Kugiami's iTatituce, as you are now encompassod with her sym- ihtes. The contingent then marched on boar^i transports, the infantry and most of the artiihw j1 nrkirg n the Iheria. which takes C00 of tpe ir4enT e semaiiui'j; :200, together with the l;or»o*. « d • oreP, being conveyed on iv aid the Ausirjia^m .nthnsiastic civ ers arose fr:.m the q tÎ\ rs tV vest's amed away to ihe Heads, accompanied bv- a per- ) :t Heet or steaiivTij.
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YisltorsTist Householders, Pu biic Buildings, Places of Wor- ship, &c. Householdersare reques- ted give the names of visrroES ONLY. WEST PARADE. Queen's Hotel, Mrs. Joy alan-y-Don, Mrs Thor. Williams 6 Mrs Hopkins R Mr8 Chambers 7 Mrt N. L. Dyson 8 fffro Jones 9 Mr Alger 10 Mrs Jones 11 Mrs Whittingham 12 Misses Gittoes 13 Miss Wooldridge 14 Mr W. Suffield 15 Mrs Harrison 16 Mrs R. Williams 17 Miss Davies 18 Mr W. R. Williami 19 Mrs B. Gliomas 20 & 21 Miss Evans Clifton house, Mrs Morris 22 Miss Edwards (p 23 NRIV. Williams 24 Mrs 0. Jones 25 Misses Reece 26 Atrs F. L. Byrne 27 Heron house, Mrs Condon 28 Mr D. H. Jones 29 Mr Z. Jones 30 Miss Pitchford 31 Mrs Meyrich 32 Emlyn house, Mr. Griffiths 33 Fenton house, Mr8 Remington 34 Arden hous Mr Hewitt 35 Cecil house, H-rs Phillips 36 Rev Charles Whitaker B.A., Mrs Whitaker, and family 37 Mr R Owen 38 Ivy house, Mr Ellis 40 Stratford house, Mrs Jones 41 Sefton hcuse, Mrs W D Williams 42 Alexander house, Mr Brewster 43 Latham house, Mrs Morris 44 Clarence house, Mrs Matthews 45 JIrs Jonah Lloyd 46 Misses Derrycourt 47 Astor house, T.Lloyd Murray Browne, Esq., and family (p 48 Edgbaston house, Mrs Medcalf 49 Edmondsley house, Miss Cox 50 Cheltenham house, Mrs Dartes. 51 Malvern, house, Mrs R loites 52 Melbourne house, Mr Roberts 53 Myrtle house, Mrt Jones 54 Mrs E. V. Jones 55 Mrs W. Williams 56 Medlock house, Mrs P. Jones 57 Fronwendon Mrs Davies 58 Meirion house, Mrs Johnson 59 MrJ Kitchen 60 Mr J. Lavies 61 Mrs Williams 62 West end house, Mrs J. Evans 63 Glan y mor, Miss Parry 64 Tudno house, Mr D. Williams EAST PARADE. J Mtss Jones 2 Mrs J. Hughes 4 Sedgley House, Dr Girdlestone and Mrs Girdkstoiie 4 Min y don cottage, Mrs Wynne Min-y-don, Mrs Wynne 6 Mas Jones 7 Miss Jones 8 Sea Bank House, Ms H. Davies 9 Sutherland house, Miss Ellis 10 Belvoir &Pier Hotel M" IV.S.Asltby, mana- ger TT 11 Weslmxnster Hotel- 12 Grosvenor house,ffrs Micklew right 13 Northcot house, Misses Hands 14 El.5inore,Vf s Garland 15 Euvil House, Mrs Mincher 17 Salisbury house, Miss Nicholls 21 Ysceifiog House, Miss Foster rt)id.Jli,s Roose Sandhills, J. Taylor, Esq Mrs Taylor & family[p 2-3 Pevoma, JIr, King- don (p 4 Jlrs Wallis 25 Mr fViliiams 26 Miss Ho t 27 Moore cottage, Mi-8 Ballto 29 Glan y don, G. Tur- ner, Esq. (p 31 Belle Vue T. R. P. Royle, Esq., Mrs. Royle and Pamily (p 32 Fairfield, 1. Christ- ian, Esq., if Family Doloweu, — Mrs C. H. Power and family (p 32 Miss SlIeyd (p 33 Pen y don, M. fi. Plunkett Esq., Mrs Plunkett and family (p 35 Moraiiedd, Churton, Esq., J.P., and Mrs Churton■_ (p 36 Bod Dcou wen, W. Wilkin, Esq., Mrs Wilkin, and family (p PLASTIEION TFERACE 1 Mrs Orton 2 Mf 70/(JI Roberts t'apt. Ducrot (p 4 Lev. Herber t Gordon Miliar fp 5 Miss Milliyan p 0 Mr Eduards 7 jilt's Dickons^*i fp I 8 E. Webster, Mrs Webster § family A-iiindra hospital Vizard, lady o".p- t ruitend'jnt Coast Guard station- Air Ja/ws, chief officer Anofjicer is stationed here dazi and night). ADDey btreet. Abbey vaults, Mrs Peter Edwards 2 Saratoga House, M1"8 Davits 3 IVYULE house Mr iI. G. Roberts 4 Mr Jones 5 Mr Ellis Evans 6 Vi s Matthews 7 Mrs Hughes S JJanesbury House— Mrs J. Roberts U Glucbtone house, Mr Jfiies 10 Griffiths 11 Aston Park Houso, jJJ r R. Morricc 12 Walton house—Mr R- Davies 13 Bognor house, Mrs Profit 14 Mrt Edwardt 15 Greville House, Mitset Gilbert 16 Miss Williams 17 Mrs Saunders 17 a Arfon House, Nrs R. Jonts Ty Newydd Villa—-iffrs Reberts 18 Lichfield house, Mrt Sanders 19 Leamington house, Mrs Ixmms 20 Mrs Hammond 22 JJ1.rs Jones 23 Mr Daniels, 24 Mrs W. Williamt 25 Mrs Burrowt 26 Mowcop House, Mr TElli, 27 Mr Foul Ret 28 Claremont house, Mr Parry 29 Mrs E. Jonet 30 Portland house, Mrt Jones 30A Mrt. O. Powell 31 Nrs Jonet 33 Mt's Jones 34 Mr W. Evans 35 Mrs T. Hughet 36 E. Williamt 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 HotUc- Miss Abbot 13 Nrs Richard, 15 Mr R. Roberts 17 Misses Jones 18 Mrs. Jones 19 Sheltonhouse, Misses Hawthorn 20 Havershamhouse,^fr Lunt 21 23 22 Aquarium cottage, Miss Pearson 25 Mrs W. Evans 27 Mr Wallace GLADSTONE VILLAS 2 Mrs Bentley 4 Mr Jones 6 8 Mrs Aster ley 10 Mrs J. B. Williams 12 Mr Davies 14 Mr T. Roberts Wheatville, Misses Wal- ton Albert Street. Albert villa, J. Foulket, Esq.,$MrsFoulkes (p 1 Mr Jones 2 Mrs Williamt 3 Mr Gratton 4 Mr Roberts 5 MrI Howell 6 Mr Hughes 7 Mr J. Meredith 8 Mr F. H. Homan Bath Street. Women's Convalescent Institution, manager- ess, Mrs Jonell Morlan, Mrs Twiston (p) BELLE VUE TERRACE- 1 Mrs Roystor. 2 Mr 4' Nrs Sheffield (p 3 Mrs Oastler 4 Mr and Mrs Colling- woodand family (p 5 Nrs Sam. J. Amos 6 E. J. King, ElJq., and Mrs King (p 7 Mr Pierce (p 8 Misses Blain !t Miss Fennell CLABEMONT VIEW— 1 Mr & Mrs Jordan (p 2 Miss Robertt p 3 Mr John Morris 4 GROSVENOR TEBRACE— 1 Mr Mrs Clews (p 2 Mrs Edlesene 3 The Misses Johnson (p 4 Dough, house, Miss Mann (p Bod Meurig, 8. Perks, Esq., Mrs Perks, and family p Bod Arthur, F. Wright, Esq., Mrs Wright and family (p Springfields — W. E. Smalley, Esq, Mrs Smalley and jamily (p Grange villa, W. Wynne, Esq. (y Ladies' College, Mt's Mercer Bodfor Street. 1 Albion hotel, Mr Jones 2 3[rs H. Evans 3 Mr Palelhorpe 4 Mrs Wedgwood 5 Mrs Debney Land Agency Offices- Sfcssrs Clongh If Cv. 6 Birmingham house, Mr R Williams 7 Copt. Evans 8 Mr Campling (p 9 Tomperance hotel, M rs & arsons 10 Dinorben Arms hotel. Nt's Mo ores,proprietress 11 Mr B. Groucutt 13 Railway restaurant, Mr N. Costigon London & North West- ern Railway Station- Mr TV. Stokes, station- master and goods and traffic agent; Mr Jonts, ;r..Eid. passen- ger and booking agent; Mr Jones, platform inspector; the Company's Re- freshment Rooms, Miss Armstrong man- ageress Mess,'s W. H. Smith's and Sons bookstall Mr T. TV, White, manager 11 Bee hotel, Mr Higson 15 Jlln 0. P. Williams I Qlifrs Fazakcrley GLADSXCVE BUILDINGS. 17 Lira GriJiiths IS Mr JI. Mudd 19 —— 20 Wynnsiay honsv, Mr T. M. Davies 21 A, W. Merridiw 24 Miss Edwards (p 25 Mrs Martin 26 Mr Robert Samman 27 Mr Hughes Bedford Street. 7 Mr. D. Williams 15 Mr F. Downi/ig 9 Studley House, Mr Grfiiths II )Ir8 E. Jones 12 .:17.s JI, Júne., 13 Mr Henry Parry 13,7. Mrs Williams 14 Mr lV. Thomas 15 Elwy cottage, Mfs J Ellis 16 Mr Davies 17 Mrs. Davies 17 aJIrs Jones 18 Mrs Jones 20 White Horse, Mr. G. Sid duns 21 Mr Williams 22 Mrs Parry 23 Miss Owens 2-t Mrs Williams 20 and 26 JIrs Amos 27 Mrt Davies 28 Mr Edwards 29 Mr Ll. Lloyd 29aMr. Williamt 30 Mr E. Edwards 31 Mr E. Guijfithi H. tdwardt 32 Mr Parry 33 Mr J Owen. 34 Mr H Jonet 35 Mrs H. Edwards Brighton Road. 1 Mrs Bernard Parry 2 Mr Haselden 3 Mr Mrs Parry and family (p 4 Woodlands —Captain Groueutt, Mrt Groueutt and family (p BRIGHTON TEBRACE— 5 Mr W. Hughet 6 Mr and Mrt R. LI. Jones (p 7 Mrs Brown p 8 Mr Peet 9 Mr J. Aitkin and Mrt Aitkin (p 10 Mr n. Thomas 11 Mrt Balrd. (p THE WELSH WESLEYAN CHAPEL 12 Mrs Evans 13 Mr T. Evant 14 Miss Morris 15 Miss Davies 16 Misses Edwards p 17 Mrl T. Griffiths (p ENGLISH WESLEYAN CHAPEL Epworth lodge, the Rev Fred Payne, (English Wesleyan minister), Summerfield — William Williams, Elq., Mrs. Williams § family (p Bodhyfryd, B. Littler, Esq., § JÆ" Littler ( NORTH WALES HYD- ROPATHIC ESTAB- LISHMENT, (Clare- mont) Manageress, Mist Charl- ton, Mrs Sleddon, Claremont HIGITFIELD COTTAGES 1 Nfl Jones 2 Mr J. Ellis Sywell house, Rev. E. Tudor Owen, M.A., and 1J£r8 Owen (p Richmond house, W. R. Williams, Esq., Mrs Williams atd family (p Clwyd house, Rev. G. A Butterton, D.D.,J.P. and Miss Butterton (p South lawn, 0. George, Esq., and Mrs George{p Pen y coed, Mrs Morris Mrs Eddlesten (p The Cedarj — W. Mills Esq., Mt's Mills and family (p COBDEY TEBBACB 1 W. Thomas (p 2 Nt's Jones (p 3 Miss Tonks 4 Mrt Price 5 Mr Thompton (p 6 Miss Jones (p 7 Miss Henderson (p Beaconsfield house, Miss Henderson (p Chester Street. Mdranedd, J. Churton Esq., J.P., Mrs Chur- ton (p Olinda, Mrs Wynne and Capt. Wynne Jones (p Church Street. 1 Mrs E. Davies 2 Morgan lodge—Mrs Evans and the Misses Evans (p STANLEY TERRACE- 3 Mrs Keale 4 Havelock house, Mr W. J. Simcoek 5 Mr Jones 6 Miss Liddell 7 Bodlonfa Mr and Nt's J. Roberts$family (p 8 Landsborough house, Mr Thomas 9 Mrs Buckley Morfa lodge S. Perks, and Mrs Perks (p 11 Women's Convales- cent home, Mr § Mt's Jones, managers Morfa cottage, MrO wen 16 Mrs Mannix 17 Westminster house, 1 8 I9 Miss Bradwin 20 Caradoc Cottage S. L. Tildasley, Esq. p 21 Ton y mor —————— 27 Fern villa, Mrt Smith Ty'n-y-Coed, Mr H. L. Carruthers 31 Jfrs Moss Clwyd Street. 1 Mr Turner 3 4 Rev. W. Eaans Foote and family (p 5 Mr T. Williams b Miss M. E. Richards 7 Nurse Perkins 8 Mrs Lewis 9 Mr Williams 10 Miss M. Williams 11 Miss Nott GROVE TERRACE 1 Miss Roberts (p 2 Mr TV. E.Hardeman(p 3 Mr D. J. Davies (p 4 lIfrs. Gylc (p 5 Major McKay (p THE WELSH CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHAPEL 14 County Court and Magistrates' offices, Messrs Sisson Sf George Rhyl District Water Co.' s offi ces, MrBa ylis* manager 15 Mr Bayliss (p National schools, Mr Davies master; Miss Beasdey SfMiss Burns, mistresses CrescentRoa.d. I Marine villa, Mr Jfrs G. Bell Sf family 2a Ofiios of 'The Provin- cial Trade Protection Society' (and at Shrewsbury and Wol- verhampton).—Mr% W. Preece Jr.nc, manager :b- 3 Lincoln house, Mr TV. Freeman JV. Pretec Jones, Esq., 1I rs P 'eece Jones and Miss Freece Jones (p C Don — Colin J1f"aCltl.1I1!1, Esq, Mrs Macaulay and ft'suUy, p 7 irIrs Barrett 8 Gwalia House, Mrs ll. Jyl. Jones 9b Cresent Cottage, Mr and 11[rs Cooke p 11 Convalescent Institu- tion for men, Mr T. J. Williams, manager 12 Meiriadoc villa, Mrs Piehi II CSIEBCIWT IEEBACE. 1 Miss Worstey (p 2 Birchfield house, Mrs Moss 3 Englefield house, — 4 Mrs Qreasley G Mr Wm. Roberts Grejston Villa, Misses Gillbrwk (p Christ Chnrch British Schools- Head Master Mr. W. 1( Enratt Head (Girls) Mistress Miss C. B. King Head (Infants) Mistress: Miss H. M. Hood SOUTH VIHW VILLAS, 1 Mr It Mr* Edwards (p 2 Mr Lloyd 14a Vine cottage, Mr Evant (p Mr John Parry lie Messrs Jones$Son 16 & 17 Mrt Rogert Belle Vue HOlls-Mf8 Teale 129 Nrs Trevitt Sherbourne house—Mrs Livley Conwy Street. 1 2 The Manse, Rev. D. B. Hooke ff Mrs Hooke 3 — Jones, Esq (p 4 Morgan Owen, Esq., Mrt Owen family (p Earnest street. NORTH TERRACE. 1 2 The Mist Wigleyt 3 Mr Jamtt Bell 4 Mrs and Miss LloVd 5 Mr J. R. Williamt 6 Mr Joseph Evant 7 Mr Joseph Griffiths 8 10 Mr J. Fielding Edward Henry Street. 1 Lanedowne house — Misses Jones 2 Mr W. L. Williams 3 Mr Evant 4 Miss Williams 5 Rev T. Pritchard,Mrs Pritchard <$family (p 6 Mr C. Jonet ? Mrs Owens 8 Glencoe, Mrs R. P. Jonet 9 110 Mrs Pringle 11 Mr Reeve 12 14 16 MrR. Warren 17 Mr Blake 18 Mrs Thomas 19 Mr R. E. Hughes 20 Mrs Hams (p 21 Shropshire house, Mr E. Hall 22 Hawkstone House, Mr C. Blackmore 23 Mrt P. O'Neil 24 Crescent hotel, Mr Jot. Williamt Elwy Street. 2 AIrs White 3 Mr C. Egerton 4 Mrs Eliz. Hughet 5 Mr J. Owen. 6 Mr n. Evans i 7 Mrs J. Shepherd 8 Mt" J. C. O1 Brian 9 Mrs Profit 10 Lozells House, Mra Dowell 11 Llys If or, .,¥)•« Taylor 12 Mr J. T. Shepherd 13 Mrs Davies (p 14 Mr J. Jones 15 Mr R. T. Roberts 16 lrb's 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. 8f ¡1[rs Fieldinj[p Bodeuron, Jacob Jones, Esq., jSffj Jacob Jones (P Clifton Villa, Mr \f Mrs Robert Jones, and Miss Lilian Jones (p SOUTH VILLAS, 1 Mrs Capel and Miss Owen ( p 2 Mr R. n. Roberts and Mra Roberts (j) Gronant Street. 1- 2 Mr oJ. Hayet 3- 4- Mr & Mrs J Orderley, Leicester 5 Mr Potter 6 Mr 7fT. C. Davies 7 Mr J. Wheeler 8 Mrs Berrie and Miss A. Jones (p 9 10 Mr T. Barrett 11 Aft's Liddall 12 Mr. R. Simeox 13 Mr J. Jones 14 Mr Charles Rosney Mr and Mrs Spence, Shrewsbury 15 ■ 16 Mr Robert, 17 Mr Isaac Jonet 18 Mr J. Hockey 19 20 Mr Tanslcy 21 Mrs E. J. Shannon 22 Mr J Williams 23 lIfrs .Parker Owen (p 24 Mrs F. H. Homan 25 Mr J Jones 26 30 Mr H. Jones High Street. 1 Mr C. Roebuck 1a.jJf,. F. MvKernan 4 Mr E. Slinn 5 jlIr. Jones 6 & 7 Mr Harris 8 Mr J. Jones 8a Mr T. J. PLaseldcn 9 & 10 Crown Vaults— 11 Mr F. Jones (p 12 J. A. Spink (p 13 Mr F. Jones 14 & 15 Mr E. Vaughan 15bC. T. TV. Ho'.loway 16 Messrs Wright$Son 17 BlueCaplfews Riding School, proprietor, Mr John Cossins 18 Mrs 8. Williams IHoMrs E. Davies 19 Mrs Sleigh 10al1[r Araent 20 Mr WII. Foulkes GREEN BANK SQUARE— 15 Mrs Swain Roberts 10 Mrs C. Jonet 21 Mr l/Tln. Jones 22 « Toner p 23 ijotlor house, a )110 24 Mr J. Williams (p 25 Mr C. Hardeman 26 Messrs Strathern and Co. 27 Leamington house, Mr Hackforth 2S Mr Berrington 29 30 "Journal" office, Mr Morris 31 New inn, Mr Dobbins 32 Compton House, Mr 1 Edwards 33 Britannia inn, H, .Tanes 33aMr y. Jones 34 Mr R, Jones 35 Mr R. Williams 3G Mr E. Hughes J7 Mr I. Williams ;8 Mr H. Evans 39 Mr R. Price 10 Rhyl Cocoa House, MrsSnowden, ma-naer. ess 41 Mr ReynoldsJ 42 hrs ParrylW 45 Office of the Rhyl OM Light and Coke 00.; My Jos. Williams, manager Peterborough house, — JlrlJ J. Williams 44 Jfrs A. Jones 44 Office, Mr G. Bell 46 Dudley Arms hotel, Mr Midgley 46aJfr A. Furber 46 Alexandra hotel, Mr Williams 47a Begistery office for births and deaths, Mr Jones, registrar. At- tenance Wednesday & Saturday 47 MessrsLuntS; Griffiths 48 Mr E. P. Roberts 50 Mr J. G. Daviet 51 White Lion hotel, Mr Thomas Parry 52 The Old Town Hall Vaults, Mr J. R. Den- man 52a MrG. Roebuck YAUGHAN TEBBACB— 2 HrI Thomat 3 Mrs Jonet 53 Mr Owen Owens 54 Mr Henry Millward 55 Mostyn hotel, Mr Llovd 56 Mrs T. Hughes 57 Miss Roberts 58a "Record" office,M, IJ. Ll. Lewis, pro'tor 58 The Lome hotel, Mr C. Clarke 59 Mr Frimston 60 Mr J. Foulkes 61 Bonne Marche, Mr. D. Trehearti Post and Telegraph Office, Mr Ather, postmaster 62 Mr Bathgate 63 Misses Jelm 63 Mr Torkington 63aMr E. W. Keatinge(p 64 Mr E. T. Lee 86 Linden House, Mistet Cooke 66 London and Provinc- ial Bank; Mr Chambers manager Royal hotel, Mt's Roebuck TOTTENHAM BUILDINGS 1 j. Little and Son 2 Mr TV. J. Kent 3 Mrs Crooks 71 Miues Edwards Cambriam house, MrJ Cooper 73 Sr 74 Mr H. A. Steer Hope Place. 1 3 Mr Middlcton 4 Mrs Jones 5 Mrs Edwards 6 Mrt Hughes 7 Mrs Langfield 10 Mrs Hughes 11 J.1£r, Roberts 12 Mr Williams 13 Mrs Middleton (p 14 Mrl J. H. Jones John Street. 1 Mr J. Shaw 2 Mrs Oolquhonn 3 Miss Parry 4 Mrs Mailings 5 Mr f. J. Gamlin 6 Mrs. Pearsott (p Glanllyn, jJfr,E Williams 7 Miss Cox 8 Mr B. Morris 9 Mys Jones 1.0 Mr Hatwood 11 12 Jtfrs Williams Kinrael Street. 3 Mr J. Brown (p 4 Lindow House, Mr J. Edwards 5 Mr Burton C Mr Hughes (p 7 Mr F. Williams 8 Mr Bishop GLADSTONE BUILDINGS— Restaurant-Misses Gri- ffiths Offices—Messrs J Oldfield # Co Offices of Messrs W. Davies and M. D. Roberts, so- licitors 9 Mr R Oldfield (p 10 Mr Hughes 112 Miss BethelI 113 Mr A- Shepherd 14 Mrs Griffiths 15 M"s Moore Lewis and Misses Price Roberts (p CYNVAL VILLAS. 16 Dr A. E. Lloyd and Mrs Lloyd (p 17 Mr Hughet 18 J.1(r. Smyth 19 Mr Samuels 20 Mr Murphy WEST END VILLAS, 23 Bron Holway, Mr fy Mrs Pfirvis 24 Mrs Andrews 25 Mys Rober", (d 26 Ml's & Miss Sinister 27 Mr Car malt (p 28 Mr J. W. Jones (p 29 Miss Jonet (p 30 Mr and jlll's (p 31 Mrs Yorke Jones and Miss Williams (p 32 Mrs Williams 33 Mrs Matthews (p 34 Budehvyddsn view, 11fis6 lories 35 Mrs Jones 36 Mrs Clarke (p 37 Ye Windsor, — Mr Clark 38 Mr J. Goffe 39 Mr B. Williams 40 1IIrs Lambsdale. 41 Mr W. Allman 4 2 43 Castlohotel, Mr Pimb. lett 44 45 — 46 Belmont house, — Mr G. Ditchfield 47 Wynnstay hotel, Mr James Kilshaw 4S Mrs Roberts 41) 50 Mr Jotics 5 1 52 Mrs Davies 53 Mr Howard Einwel Torraoe. 1 All W. Evans 2 My- John Williams 3 Jh3 Hassell 4 Mr Roberts Ó Mr Gwigan 6 Mrs: Jones Morley Road. 1 Mr P. Evans 2 Mr G. W. Aplin 3 Sergt.-Instr. Morrison Cefndy Villa, Mr Joseph Humphrers I v MORLKY VILLAS 1 Miss Hughes p 2 Jlb's Pryce Roberts p Freelands, Mr Davies (p Whitforù House, Mrs J. Rhydwen Jones$family Markat Street. 1 Mrs Lewis 2 Miss Hughes 3 Mrs Bobbins i Ml's Evans 5 1Ifrs Je-rihins 6 North Stafford house Mrs Svh k 7 Singer & Co.— Mr. John M o-ses, manager 8 Mr Jno. Evans 9 Mr J.Edwards I 10 AlIrs T. Roberts 11 Mona hotel, Mr W. G. Jonet Glanfflasfor, Mr J. Ellis Mill Bank. Mill Bank Inn, Mr Williams MerinJoe Villa., Mrs Williams MOUNT PLEASANT. 1 Mrs Salisbury 2 Mr Higgins 3 Mr Cunningham 4 Miss Salisbury MILL BANK VILLAS. 1 Mr G. Farrant SOMMEBSEI VILLAS, I Mrs Jones VALE VIEW TEBBACB. 1 Mrs Edwards 2 Mr8 Robe, ts 3 Mr8 J. Jonet 4 Mrs Price 5 Mrs Jones 6 Miss Daviet 7 Mrs Davies 8 Mr Robert. 9 Mrs Lewis 10 Mr T. Jones 11 Miss Roberts 12 Mrs Matthews 13 Mrs Edwards Elwy villa, Mr Thomas Faradiss Street. REGENT VILLAS 1 Mr J. D. Ainsworth, JIrs Ainsworth and family (p CHURTON TERRACE, 1- 2 Mrs and the Missei Wynne Edwardt (p 3— Churton villa- Eden cottage, Mrs Jestun > vy cottaere. Miss Bums Princes Street. 1 Miss Jones and ilfiss Mary Ann Jones (p 2 Mr R. Davies 3 Mr Hornby 4 Mr Mason 5 Mr J. Owens 6 Mrs Vigger staff 7 Nrs R. Jones (p Mr R. Jones, junr. 8 Mrs Thomas (p 9 Mrs Miss 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 Go. 3 Messrs Homan fy" Sons 4 Mr Robet ts 5 Mr Graves WELSH CONGBBGATIONAX CHURCH 6 Dining Room—Mrs Pritchard 8 Temperance hotel,Mr Ayre 9 10 Mrs Jones 11 Mr Abel Jonet1 dining 12 Talhaiarn house, Mr s S. P. Evans 13 Mrs Jones 14 Mr J. McGill 15 Mrs O. Hughet 16 Mr8 Brereton 17 1Ifrs Godfrey W. Parry Brunswick Cottage Mrl Dvvies 18 Adelphi house, Mrs J. Roberts 19 Cleveland house, Mys Rice 20 Albert house, My, Allen 20a Mr Slinn 21 22 Mrs W. Lewis 23 Mrs Williams 24 Mr J. Lloyd 25 .il[r8 P. Davies 26 Stanley house, Mr W. Vaughan 27 Mr E. Vaughan 28 Mr W. Boddington 29 George hotel, Mr A. Stroyan, proprieter 30 Mrs Thomas 31 Mr Henry Jone. 32 Mrs W. Jones 33 34 Mr J. Rhydwen Jones 9-5 Mr Hatwood 36 Mr C Spink 37 The People's Tempe- rance hotel, Mr John Snowden, proprietor Russell Road. 1 The Big Book, Messr s Strathern £ Co. laMr F. Homan lb Mr T. Evans 2 Mr Piercy 4 Mr T. Morris 5 Misses Morris Swan inn, M"8 Ellis 6 hIrs Jones 7 Mr R. Roberts 8 Mrs Hughes Plasgwyn, Mr Deuman Plasgwyn Cottage, Mt" Povah Aston cottage, Mr Hughes ST. THOMAS'S CHUROH ENTRANCE TO TRINITY CHURCH 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, Voq. (p 9 Mr Eowards (p 10 Plasnewydd,Dr Bar- stow Carstairs$Mrs Carstairt (p Vavnol Clairville, Mrs Atcherley Esmond house, Major Keyworth Oriel house, Yrs Oastler Sydnop house —Frank Scholes, Esquire, Mr. Scholes$Misses Scholes The Vicarage—Rev. T. Richardson, M.A., and family (p Rianva, Misses Sneyd p) Southlands, G. S. Hazle- hmst, Esq., MrsHazlc. hurst and family (p Bryn Estyn, the Misses Atcherley Bryndrion, Archibald J Kelso, Esq., Mrs Kelso mid family (p Plastiriou, Peter Browne Esq., chief constable; Mrs Browne family (p Sussex Street. BANK BUILIDINGS. Ebury College, Rev H. J. Cooke, B..1, principal 1 Mrs Keytar 2 Misses Mendoza and Furber 3 Mr Helsby 6 Mrs Griffiths 4 Mr McEwen 5 Mr E. A..TonclI (p St George's Hall, Messrs Ainsworth and ofijees 7 Mr Mark Davies 8 Mrs Stalker 8aJ1{ J Amos, boot & shoe manufacturer 8b}[r TV. Jones (p 9 Cliostor house, Mr C. J, Walrnsley 10 Albert buildings, Mr 7fT. P. Jones 12 Mr O. Owen 'THE ADVERTISER' OFFICE, and STEAM PRINTING WORKS: Messrs Amos Brothers, Proprietors Office of Y GWYL- IEDYDD» (The Watchman) 14 Mrs Iddins 15 ■ 16 Mrs Morland South Kinmel Street. 1 Mrs Humphreys 2 Mrs Davies 3 Mr J. Morris 4 lJIrs Manning 5 Mrs Edwards 6 Mr D. Wynne 7 Mrs Billing (p 8 Mrs Roberts 9 Mr n. Owens 0 ————— 11 Mr McKenna Thorpe Street. t M r A. Lee (p 2 Mr T. Daviet 3 Mrt Robert, 4 Mrs Pritchard (p Gwynfa villa, Mr James Davies, Mrs Daviet and family (p Welsh Wesleyan Manse, Rev lshmael Evans, Welsh WesleyanMin- ister Vaughan St. 1 Mrs Denham la Mr Jas. Jones 2 Mrs Jones 3 Mrs 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. Edwardt 4 Mrs Hoole 5 Mr J. Morrit 6 Mr C. Evant Maesincle — Rev. T. Hughes Llys Arvon, 9 Mr W. Jones Victoria inn, Mr Evans British Schools:—Head master, Mr G. Nuttall. Infants' mistress, Miss J. Jones. 10 Colomendy house,Mr Morgan COLOMENDY VILLAS. 10a- lab Mrs Hulley COLOMENDY VIEW— 1 Mr Clark 2 Mr E. Jones 3 Mr Mason 4 Mr Ellis Evans 11 Messrs Williams Co 12 Mrs Esther Roberts 13 Prince of Wales hotel, Mrs Daviet Brynhyfryd, Mr Hughet 16 Mrs N. Parry Greenfield cottage, — 17 Mr John Millward 18 Mr Jos. Davies 19 Mr Wm. Jones 20 Mr E. Williams 21 JrIrs Griffiths Hand, Mr John Robert. Ty'n-Rhyl — Lloyd, Esq. (p Maesgwilym Cottage,— Mr John Jones Pen DyfEryn, Rev. E. Lloyd Jones, Mrs Jones and family Plas Llewelyn,Mr J. H. Day, Mrs Day and family (p 1- 2 Mr Robert Hughes Penycefndy, Mr Twist The Poplars, Terfyn Cottage, Mr W, Jonet Bethel C. M. Chanel Chapel House, Mt Qllis National Schools, Miss Bell, mistress School House, Mr Jones East View, Mr Willis Seirian house, Mr Hubbl 61 Mr W. Pendleton 62 Mr J. Robertt 63 Mr R. Jones 64 Mr Wm. Williams 65 Mrs Hollingsworth 66 Mr Isaac Hughes 66aMr W. Hughes 66bMr John Thomas 66cMr Thomas Jones 67 Nottingham House, Mr R, Jones 67b ——— 67cMrs R. Jonet 67dM,. T. William* 67eMr Jas. Bamford VALE TEBBACB 1 Miss Hughet 2 Mr Williamt o:¡, Jllrs Jones 4 Mr R. T. Williamt 5 Mr Lamb 6 Mr LI. Foulket 7 Mr T. Edwards (p 8 Mr D. Williamt 9 Mr W. Hosskint 10 Mr J. Jones 11 Mr n. Evant 12 Mr R. Emerson 67/Gleuville house, Mr W. Thomas 67g Mr J.Owens 68 Mr P. Morris 69 Mr. Simner 70 Miss Parry 75 11fn Jones 76 John Parry 77 Mr Isaac Jonet 78 Captain Jones 79 Mr Edwards 80 Bod Elwa, Mr Miller 82 Mr J. Dav ies 83 Elwy House, Mr. J. Hughes 84 Mr J. Hughes 85 Mr Isaac Ellis 86 Ml's Davies Water Street. I Shamrock hoase, Mrs q. "1fias Price Roberts la Mr Maltby bMr Pendlstoi 3bMr Simcux 3 Mr T. Williams 4 rrs Foulkes 5 Miss 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 (p 10 Meliden house, Mr 1. Griffiths 11 Mr T. J. Griffiths 12 Mr Johu H. Ellis, ivine if spirit merchant 13 Mr Mar pies (P 14 F. Wrigley,Esq.,Urs Wrigley, and family (p Clifton house, Mrs Moms 16 Mrs Humphreys 17- 18 Mr R. C. Evans 19 Mr Lloyd Edwards p 20 MrsJ. Owen 21 llIrs George 22 Mrs RutXge 23 Miss Stuart 24 Nrs H. Owen 25 Mrs Wlliams 26 Mrs Jones 27 Regent house, Misses Furber 28 T. E. Perkins, Esq (p 29 Capt Sanaoe 30, MANCHESTER HOUSE, J.1.h JIyer8cough 32 Mrs Marshall 32«0ffices of W.R Tfth Hams Windsor Street 1 Mrs Roberts 2 Mrs T, Jones 3 Mr Roberts 4 Mrs Evans 6Afrs Allman 7 Mist Davies 8 Mr H. Jones 9 Llys Z Aled, Mr E Roberts 10 Claremont honss, Mr Usher lOal'l' McElroy 1057s e Rose Cottage, M,, Bvans loclis, Williams 11 M I t Jones 12 12aMr Paddey 13 Mrs Tidyman 14 Mrs Jervit 15 Miss Davies 46 Mrs Prichard (p WindsorVilla, Mrs Dowell Wellington road. WELLINGTON CHAMBEBH, 1 O. W.B;ll,Esq,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 IBoot and Shoe Depot THE ARCADE. Mr R. David Roberts Smith s Dining Hall Albion hotel, Mr Jones Bodfor House-Dr T. H. Stlmmerhill sf Mr. Summerhill (p 11 MrD. Williamt 18 North Wales hotel, 14Mr Edwardt 15 Avondale, Mrs Owen and Miss G. Parker Owen (p 6 Mrt. A. Franett (p 17 Mrs TVilliantsl (p 17a Messrs R. Evans !f 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 Beans 26 Mr J. Edwards 27 Aled House,MrJ. T. Jones 28 Mr T. P. Hughet 29 fffr-Evans 30 Mr R. Jones 31 Mrs Evans 32 Mr Francis Gallagher 32aMr J. Williams 37 Glanmorfa Hall, Wm. Davies, Esq., Solicito, and Mrs Davies ( p 44 Mr Profit 45 Mr E. Davies 46 Mr Hughes 47 Bay View,M,. Davie, FFYNONGROEW ROAD- Barmouth Villa, Mrs Parry 1 Mrs Parry (p 2 Mrs Johns (p 3 Miss Brown (p 4 Mr Keogh (p 5 Mrs Sheppar ( p 8T MARY'S ROMAN C -kTIl OLIC CHURCH 48 Mr Silvester 49 Fron deg, Nr!t It[rs Af. Lloyd (p From hylryd, — iss Yellowby 53 Marine Villa, Mr G. Turner (p 54Belgrave Villa Mrs Skeates 55 Onne view, Miss Gat-bett 56 Mrs 4- Miss Caldicott 57 Mrs Sprostoan (p 58 Mr Gibbons (p 59 Mr Middleton 60 Mr H. Jonet 61 Ml's Robelts NATIONAL SCHOOTP. 69 Chesterand Liverpool house, Mist Daviet 76 Mrs Hughes 71 72 Mr F. R. Harrison 7 3 Mr Kerry 74 Myrtle cottage, Mr J. Robtrlr 75 Sea View cottage, Mrs Wlliams 79 Refreshment Rooms Mrs Jones 80 Mr R. Chadtciek 81 Mr J. Roberts 82 Sun Inn Francis Lloyd Huyhes 8" JJlrs T. Hughes 84Capt. E. Jolies 85Mr J. Jones 86J[,' William Jonet 87Mr William Hughes Voryd hall, Major Wright Mrs Wright § famity (p Rhyl Winter Gardens, &c, Skating Rink. Secretary-Mr S.Ber- rington 123 Gorphwysfa, Fred. Penn,Esq.,Sf family (p 124Mrs Lewis (p 125 Mr Crossby 126 Mrs Jones 127 Mrs A. HutchHeld 128 Mr Joseph Jonet 129 Mr P. H, Jonet 130 Mrs Williams 131 132 Mrs Pryce Daviet 133 Mrs Hughes WATERLOO ViM AS I Mr J. Etans (p 2 Mr Ashcr 142Westbromwich house Mrs Jonet 443a Mr Henderson 444 Mr A. Rowlandt 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 Mrs Jones 152 Mr T Jonet 153 Mr Slo ry o, n 15 4 15 5 Albert House, Misees Jones and Davies 156 Liverpool Arms, Mrs E. Amos lbQMr Tames Dowell 156b Mr John Hannaby 158 Mr J. Humphreyt 159 ————— 160 Mr E. Roberts 161 Mr Clift 162 Mr J. P. Jane" 163 Mr Tomkiss 164 Birmingham Hotel, I Mr John Smith 165 Stationer's ]Efall,M,. D. Trehearn 167- 168 M> F. Gunner Birmingham Chambers Mr F, J. Sarsons' office 169 Mr Bathgate 170 Messrs Wright and Sheffield 171 Mrs Griffiths Warren Street. 1 Mrs Jones 2 Mr J. Hughes 3 Mr Taafe 4 Mr Xew bold 5 Mr C. Duffield 6 Mr Smith MOUNTAIN VIEW TERRACE 1 Fairfield lodge, Mr G. P. Gunner (p 2 Rev. J. J. Williams & Mrs Williams (P\ o Mr A. Taylor 4 .:lIp Lloyd
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At the Birmingham Assizes Larry "Mack ha* been 1 ";••• *nut? of hbtl 111 the As ton disiittbance affidavit, *d, owing to a recommendation mi-rcv, sentenced I si\ weeks imprisonment without hard labour. The Cash el Town Commisiioners at their last n.eeiiiig jiad a regular hand-to-hand fight, in the coui=e which i-lie chairman was drazeed out of tue Ciiau. The niKiit n Soil had to interfere to I*" 1V s-t'aidoe tne con;batants. v ii an named i_»wyer, undprr'ain -» « r ir, iu. u"uffS0158 a sentence of aie Cork countv gaol o r ti.v-ff, nas etiocted IS cscaI-e. He nr. i on 7.t: ceiling of his cell.and passed tbrou¡;¡h Woo i- A vacant ct-;1 above. Ihen cutting a. hois in t rurd ( l the -i.iildii g, he succeedod m tcali-ig the boundary wall and getting away without Lein^ observed, The householders cf the inland oI L;rm.ro have •. tjced lh Rev. Dounld McCaifj. of Muckaim, ft." t -f»:amentary candidate for >Torth .ir-ylUh:ro i' tii next election. A coireapondent ÍJavs that 31r. ) -•IcCaig is the most humorous, eloquent, and forcible preacner m the Highland*. rd Wolverton, speaking at a meeting at n ^Pd?f^ay, expressed tho belief that Lo. o.ii.soutv v»ouid. it he co.rrit} ri-ir-u. i j.i » peal to the country before the new Franchise*'B&