HINTS FOR THE HOME. NKWSPAPKB READERS.—The man who roads many newspapers finally comes to think in grooves. Even his speech is affected by it. He ceaaes to talk Eng- lish, and begins to converse in journalese. Certain adjectives to him always accompany certain substan- tives. BusÏJaesø," he says, "is stagnant," It is in- variably so in the newspapers. They are hidebound. For instance, in the newspapers a bride should always be beautiful, a bridegroom distinguished, a magistrate upright, a statesman profound, a seaman bronzed. neck swan-like, a bosom of ivory, a stream limpid, a cry heart-rending, a tite picturesque, an adventuro unheard of, a crime hideous, anguish mortal, appear- ances deceitful, tears bitter, an abyss fathomless, a fortune princely, lightning blinding, conflagrations de- va- tating, an assassin a Thug, conscience a still small TiJice, a community (ours) intelligent, citizens promi- nent, darkness Cimmerian, a poor horse a Rosinante, a silent man a sphinx, a silent woman—no namefoi her. The list might be extended almost indefinitely, but the intelligent newspaper reader can at once continue it. THE PURE HEART.—Who are the pure in heart ? Not those whose outward lives wear the semblance of ex- treme sanctity—not se whose voices are loudest in the songs of whose good deeds are blazoned forth to the world. The truly pure in heart are sensi: tive, shy, unobtrusive men and wcmen, who traverse their appointed way as modestly as some hidden rivulet flows through a quiet vale. There is no fretting or foaming, or dashing impetuously onward. Their course is marked only by the fertility and beauty which attend it. But those, who by their innocent purity of heart, most truly realise the min- in of the phrase, are little children. Watch a little child in some of those light little troubles which pass, like a summer cloud, over the pure mirror of its thoughts. Is it not evident some seraph hand dries the tears ere they have time to leave one btain < n the rosy cheek ? Watch that little child in its moments of happiness, mark ita radiant eye, listen to its accentf cf joy, and you will be sure that some spirit-voice 4s whispering ecstatic promises to its soul. Talk to a little child of Heaven, and straightway Heaven a mirrored in its face. Watch an active, healthy boy in his outdoor pastimes; he is always daring, always reckless, always in peril of life or limb, yet alwnys upheld and saved by some angel hand. HELPING A PRETTY GIRL.—Maybe a man feelr happy and proud and flattered and envied and blessed among men when he sees a pretty girl trying to raise a window of a railway car and jumps up and gete ahead of the other boys, and says: "Allow me?" Oh, so courteously, and she says "Oh, if you please; I would be so glad," and the other male passengers turn green with envy, and he leans over on the back of the seat and tackles the window in a knowing way with one hand, if peradventure he may toss it airily with a simple turn of the wrist; but it kind of holds on, and he takes hold with both hands, but it sort of doesn't go to any alarming extent, and he pounds it with his fist, but it only seems to settle "a leetle closer into place," and then he comes around and t-he gets out of the seat to give him a fair chance and he grapples that window and bows up his back and tugs and pulls and sweats and grunts and strains, and his hat falls off and his suspender buttons fetch loose and his waistcoat buckle parts and his face Rets red, and his feet slip, and peoplo laugh, and au irreverent young man in are-mote 8pat grunts ftud f?ros;ns every time he lifts, and criep, "5i<>w, then' altogether as if in mockery, and he bursts hit collar button and the pretty young lady, vexed at being made so conspicuous, says in her iciest manner. "Oh, never mind, thank you; it doesn't make aay di lrrenc. and calmly goes and sits down in another stat, and that wearied man gathers himself together IHd a book upside dowr.—oh, doesn't he feel just pood. Maybe; but don't be enough to ex- tend any your sympathy. He doesn't need it — Ha trt'ye. "HE'LL NEVER SET THE TEMSE Oil "18.1 Many years ago, before machinery was introduced into Sour mills for the purpose of sifting the flour, it was the custom of the miller to send it home unsifted. The process of sifting was done thus, but principally in Yorkshire The teniae," or seive, which was provided with a rim which projected from the bottom f it, worked over the mouth of the barrel intn "/hich vie flour or meal was sifted. An active fellow, who worked hard, not un frequently set the rim of the temse" on tire by force of friction against the rim of the ir barrel; so that, iR fact, this part of domestic employment became a standard by which to test a will or capacity to work hard'; and thus ot alazy How, or one deficient in strength, it was said, "I;o will never set the temse on fire." The Ions; misuse of the word temse for seive, as well a the super eding of hand labour by machinery in this particu:-v species of work, may possibly have tended to substitution otscnd for sense, in such phrases 8,3 "E,. will never set the Thames on fire," the Mersey "'1 or any other river. «
THS S/VEN BIBLES OK THE WORLD. The .se-vsTi Bibles of the world are the Koran of the Mr-homedans, the Tri Pitikes of the Buddhist*, the Five Kings of the Chinese, the three Vedas of the Hindoos, the Zennavesta,and the Scriptures of Christians. The Coran is the most recent of those, dating about the seventh century after Christ. 1*; is a. compound of quotations from the Old and Now Te" the Talmud and the Gospel Of St. nabas. The Eddas of the Scandinavians were first published in the 14th century. The Pitikes of the Buddhists contain sublime morals and pure aspira- tions, and their author lived and died in the sixth century before Christ. There is nothing of excel- lence in these sacred books not found in the Bible. The sacred writings of the Chinese are called the Five Kings, the word" Kings" meaning web of cloth. I They contain the best sayings of the best sages on the duties of life. These sayings cannot be traced further back than 1,100 years before Christ. The three Vedas are the most ancient books of the Hindoos and they are believed to date 1,100 years before Chris* The Zendaveata of the Persians is the greatatf of the sacred books next to our Bible. ♦
SINGULAR RIOTS IN A THEATRE. It was about the latter end of September, 1. that the great O. P. (Old Trices) Riots," boi-an. They originated in the indignation with which play-going pubijcregarded an increase in the prices "f admission at the New Covent Garden Theatre (13th September, 1809), of one shilling each person to the boxes and sixpence to the pit, with which was coupled a considerable increase in the number of private boxes. Their dissatisfaction was expressed nightly, and not a word that was said on the could be heard for the noise created by rattles, liells, pigs, trumpets, &c. Speeches were made from the pit, and placards were exhibited in various parts of the house, the quality of which may be taken from the following. A large coffin, with the inscription, Here lies the body of New Prices, who died 01 the Whooping-cough, September 23rd, 1800, aped six days.' Eventually, on the 15th December of the semo year, the riots terminated, on the proprietors loweiring their charges and abandoning all prosecutions gainst those who bad taken part in the rows, and offering a public apology. JTheungracious task of making it fell nponMr. John Kemhle, who delivered what was necessary to be said with remarkable self-possession and dignity. ♦
HE WOLTDN'I "PRAY," BUT "FIRHT." A story ia told of the brave and gallant officer, General Otway, which is worth putting into print. 0lway, for meritorious cot.duct, had been raised to the rank of colonel; but it was all empty honour. lie wa3 a plain,biunt man, without political influence, and notwithstanding his gallantry, inferior officers, with friends in Parliament, were appointed to reuiinen's over his head, leaving him without a command. tIs friends entreated him to appeal to George III,stating his services,and petitioning for the recognition flue for them. For a time Otway resisted all these importur.: ties; but. at length, when a youthful scion of nobility, who had never smelt powder, was given a tine regi- ment, he resolved to make the appeal. Accordingly ho a-ked tire chaplain of the regiment to which he was attached, to draw up a petition fur him. The chaplain did the work cheerfully, bestowing great care upon it, and when it was prepared he brought it to < H .vay, with the information that all he would have to do wouM be to ign his name and present it. "But, cha.plain," said the colonel, after he had read the document, seem to have drawn this up for y urs i • rather than for me. Do you see how you have c«.ncluueu it—' And your Petitioner will ever prey?'— I fs your place to pray, not mine. It is my place to f;,lit We must have this altered." In vain was it that the c!,aplir. explained and argued that he had drawn np the petition in regular form. "Can't help it. ea'd thA ur,t =o'dier, "It is not for me to play the iiypr<c.ito. i eaie yray for the li}.}?, but I am bound to t' r.)r him.. And fiualJy the concluding sf-?iter.c»o. tiie petition wan ciuin-^ed so as to reui, •V ijovr vUitiomr thai! ever jijht.In this form O "ay c to court, and pre entcd it to the ki ng- Gf-ojfc? ;0_ £ :?d with the novelty of the conclu?;o:i v. fc< nest blnutnea* of the officer; and Ot'.vay was appointed to the command of a
ttaof'T'P.r. England are ] ij per ent. cheaper than in the d States but meat,Gutter, eggs, and vege, tilb!? :1.T" '13 per cent. dearer. Home rent in I-i^and is only about half what it is in Boston in London it is about two-thirds. Altogether. the cuit cf living in England is 17 per cept. 9w£tba.D u cut i-ta. e. •••• r ¡,'J.Y Y;'l: "1, '1; fj- a'd ;>:('(1 ':0r a r »!>•■ :'1'l't':fj4. to f; t; 'II !:nowho m-l:e< t;< of ( with t'v A-l- • s. "h Sivi-d i!1 tha ihiicl ten fry. j tin* •> !>•->>•: (w u.i his':>:v he fays: "The M.U'odo?: wli.. !o,e oi: t'.ij bardes i.t th" la- v. h.o'tt 8.>v..s midway ljet,een i- x-■ t.n are <r M.o habit of c.itc]<in< a u! v -■» in tis t rho. y 111^ -s of » fiy cViled b•i 1:: :s .s. vciy »! 'i ar in-ft-t i! is—bold -d iike ali its < V-1 rs.i. in size a hornet, ui :i' v.;s »;>, and i'lr/zim; !i! a boe." roin 1; acc 'ol of • --e rUi. must have been .1-1t: n-jjd !.e de-cvil^a th. "1: d in whic'n 1 tro' ;f" Lt., at" i 1\ ,t, v. n one :d(!1\ sees tiw fly t1 down to war i he •Pi loncaes. swimming ^en'.ly under water, sear- jn? 'o> siiijve the surfao* iii>t his prey slu,-u d b- sc; re. } Thtru drawinz iit-nrf** jjiderncath, lie ducks the fir. as a \?i>lf snatches' froia th-j mM, or au «;»..• ■* R ^:oi<<e 'w.n th»; '>my.u'T, a:rf having ds 'j.3 #V'pear 'txdie [
IMPORTANT ANOINNCE- .MENrr. ( »'• TRADESMEN AND OTHERS;. i MOS BROTHERS bopr to announces to the iu-I liabitrintf of Rhyl and the snrrocnci-ig dis- trict that they are prepared to supply CAVER BAGS, 1M4A .v SUGAR P A. PER S, CÀI PAPERS, BROWN PAPERS, &c. At the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE for CASH A LAHG I 8TOCK ON HAND. TKA PAPERS AND PAPEH BAGS Pl "T¥.D ON THE ri'I'MISFP. A large stock of CAP, BROWN, and her Paper different qualities on hacd. Tradesmen will find a saviug in carriage, Ac., by ordering their goods here. LABELS Printed on gummed y aper at Lowest Market Prices. LUGGAGE LABELS All Sizes and Qualities kept in Stock. PRINTING In all its Branches. Estimates given for large or small orders. BILLHEADS & MEMORANDUM FORMS All sizes and various rulings. BUSINESS AND SHOW CARDS receive Special attention All sizes Kept in Stocl an 1 are priuted n the best Btyle PRICE LI TS for Grocers and Drpers-Monthly or otherwise. Our astiuiatea have been found lower than the Birmingham and 01 her houses. Thisj claMl of work receives special attention All orders promptly executed. "ADVERTISER" STEAM PRINTING OFFICES,; SUSSEX STREET, RHYL. IMPOBTANT NOTICE. KFOa Till: BEST AND CHEAPEST BOOTS (V: SHOES GO TO AMOS'S, 7, WELLINGTON CHAIMBERS, "WELLINGTON ROAD, HIIYL. Bespoke Orders receive "orompt attention. il E P AIRS EXECUTED.!
Viitors.Lit ciiselioiclersg Puniic iPildings, F laces of Wor- ship, &c. tlouselioldersare reques led give the names of VISITORS ONLY.
EAST PARADE. J Miss Jones 2 Mrs J. Hughe* 4 Sedgley House, Dr Girdlestone and Mrs Girdlestone 4 Min y don cottage, Mrs Wynne Min-y-don, Mrs Wynne 6 Miss Jones 7 Miss Jones 8 Sea Bank House, M,-a H. Davies 9 Sutherland house, Miss Ellis 10 Bel voi r &Pier Hotel M' W.S.Ashby, mana- ger 11 Westminster Hotel- 12 Grosvenor house, Mrs Micklewright 13 Northcot house, Misses Hands 14 Elsinore,v¥rs Garland 15 Envil House, Mrs Atiiieher 17 Salisbury house, Miss Nicholls i 21 Y.sceifiog House, Miss Foster and Miss Roose Sandhills, J. Taylor, Esq Mrs Taylor & fimily(p 23 Devonia, ilfrs King- don (p 1 Mrs IFallis 25 Mr Williams 26 Miss Ho I 27 Moore cottage, Mrs Batho Batho 29 Glan y don, G. Tur- tle) Esq. (p 31 Beile Vue T. R. 1'. lioyle, Esq., Mrs. Royle and Family (p 32 Fairfield, 7. Christ- ian, Esq., <J- Family Dolowen, —Mrs C. H. Tower ([¡¡¡[family fp 32 Miss Sncyd fp 33 Pen y dCOll, M. Ó. I'luukett Esq., Plunkett and, J'amAly (p 35 M6ianedd,y. Churton, Esq., J.P., and Mrs Churton fp 36 Bod Donwen, TV. Wilkin, Esq., Mrs Wilkin, andfamily fp
PLASTIKION TKESA.CE 1 21, 6 Orion (p 4 ji, I[.-J. M A. (Ilia j'uunly i' 5 Mus Milhyan p Li jJ¡r }:ittra I'd" 7 illi-, (p 8 Rev. E. Wtbsler, Mrs Webster § family (1) Axai.dra hospital Mas Vi::ard, lady sup- ert::le,e-nt Coast Guard station— Mr Johns, chief officer An ojjiccr is stationed he: c day and niqU).
Ai>Bey isireet. Abbey vaults. M> s Peter hj wards Sitrntcga House, i1Ir8 li, (is 3 \llLC bouse — Mr if: (;. N: bCI t.. 1 .1/, 5 Mr Lias Evans 6 Mrs Matthews | 7 Mrs Uvyhes 8 Danesbury House— I Mrs J. lUOcrts 'J GludsU-ne bouse, Mr Jon' s 10 Mrs Griffiths ..1, ■ rr.ee 12 Waltou house-Mr R" Davies 13 Bognor house, Mrs Profit 15 Greville House, Misses Gilbert 16 Miss Williams 17 Mrs Saunders 1ia Arfon House, Mrs R..Jonts Ty Newydd Villa—Mrs Reberts IS Lichfield house, .1frs Sanders 19 Leamington house, Mrs 20 Mrs Hammond 22 Mrs Jones 23 Mr Daniels, 24 Mrs W. Williams 25 Mrs Burrows 26 Mowoop House, Mr T Ellis 27 Mr Foul lies 23 Claremont house, Mr Parry 2 ) Mrs E. Tollcs >0 Portland house, Mrs A. Jones 30A Mrs. C. Powell fones 33 Mrs Jones 34 Mr W. Evans 35 Mrs T. Hug he t 3(i i rs E. Williams
Bodfor Street. 1 Albion hotel, Mr Jones 2 Mrs H. Evans 3 Mr Palethorpe 4 Mrs Wedgwood 5 Mrs Debney Land Agency Offices— Messrs Clongh g- Co. 6 Birmingham house, Mr 11 Williams 7 Copt. Evans 8 Mr Campling fp a Tedlperance hotel, Mrs Sarsons 10 Dinorben Arms hotel, M's Moores,proprietress 11 Mr E. GroaciiH 13 Railway restaurant, Mr N. CostigaAi London & North West- ern Railway Station- AIr W. Stokes, station master and goods and traffic agent; Mr Jotit-s, ir SIG.S passen- ger and booking agent; Mr Jones, platform inspector; the Company's Re- freshment Rooms, Armstrong man- ageress Mess/s TV. H. Smith's and Son's bookstall Mr 1'. TV. White, manager 14 Bee hotel, Mr Higscn 15 16 Mrs Faza keríey GLADSTONE BUTLrTNGS. 17 ZiVs Griffiths 18 Mr 11. kitd-d 19 20 Wynustay house, Mr T. M. Davies 21 Mr A. W. Merridiw 24 itf 'ss Edwards fp 25 Mrs Martin 26 Mr Robert Samman 27 Mr Haqhes
Bedford Street. 7 D, Williams 8 Mr F. Downing 9 Studley House, Mr Grin ths 11 Mrs E. Jones 12 Mrs M. Jones 13 Mr Henry Parry 13a Mrs Williams 15 bhvy cottage, Mrs J Eiiis 16 Mr Daeies 17 llajfrs Jones 18 Mrs Jones 20 White Horse, Mr. G. Sid dons 21 Mr Williams 22 Mrs parry 23 Iiliss Owens 24 Mrs Williams ■j" ami Mrs Ar/.os ( p 27 Mrs Davies 28 Mr Edwards 29 Mr Ll. Lloyd 29aMrs Williams 30 Mr E. Edward, 31 Mr E. Griffiths H. r.dwards 32 Mr Parry 33 Mr J Owens 34 Mr H Jones 35 Mrs H. Edwards
Brighton Road. 1 Mrs Bernard Parry 2 Mr Haselden 3 Mr Mrs Parry and fatrily (p 4 Woodlands —Captain Groueutt,MrsGroucutt and family (p BRIGHTON TERRACE— 5 "lIr W. Hughes 6 Mr and Mrs R. Ll. Jones fp 7 Mrs Brown p 8 Mr rcet 9 Mr J. Aitkin and Mrt 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 lJIi.\s 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 f family (p Bodhyfryd, B. Littler, Esq., UtS Littler (-. NORTH WALES HYD- EOPATHIC ESTAB- LISHMENT, (Clare- mont) Manageress, Miss Charl- ton, Mrs Sleddon, Claremont HIGHFIELD COTTAGES 1 Mrs Jones 2 Mr J. Ellis Sywell house, Rev. E. Tudor Owen, M.A., and Mrs Owen (p Richmond house, W. R. Williams, Esq., Mrs Williams and family(p Clwyd house, Rev. G. A Buttet.ton, D.D.,J.P. and Miss Butterton (p South lawn, 0. George, Esq" and Mrs George(p Pen y coed, Mrs Morr is Mrs Eddlesten (p The Cedars — W. Mills Esq., Mrs Mills and family ( p COBDEN TERRACB 1 IJr. W. Thomas (p 2 Mrs Jones (r 3 Miss Tonks 4 Mrs Price 5 Mr Thompson (p 6 Miss Jones fp 7 Miss Henderson (p Beaconsfield house, Miss Henderson (p
Chester Street Moranedd, J. Churton Esq., J.P., Mrs Clwr- ton fp Olinda, Mrs Wynne. and Capt. Wynne Jones fp
Clwyd Street. ] Mr Tnrnet 3- 4 Rev. W. Eaans Foote and family fp 5 Mr T. Williams 6 Miss M. E. Richards 7 Nurse Perkins 8 Mrs Lewis 9 Mr Williams 10 Miss jJf. Williams 11 Miss Nolt GROVE TERRACE 1 Miss Roberts (p 2 Mr TV. h.lla,rdeman(p 3 HI" I). J. Davies fp 4 JIrs. Gyle (p 5 Major McKay fp THE WELSH CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHAPEL 14 County Court and Magistrates' offices, Messrs Sisson if George Rhyl District Water Co.'s offi ces, MrBayliss manager 15 MrBayliss (p National schools, Mr Davies master; Miss Beaseley Miss Burns, mistresses
Edward Henry Street. 1 Lansdowne house — Misses Jones 2 Mr W.L. Williams 3 Mr Evans 4 Miss Wilhams 5 Rev T. Pritchard,Mrs Pritchard$family (p G Mr C Jones ? Mrs Owens '8 Glencoe, Mrs R. P. Jones 9 10 Mrs Pringle 11 Mr Reeve 12 14 ————— 16 MrR. Warren 17 Mr Blake 18 Mrs Thomas 19 R. E. Hughes 20 Mrs Harris fp 21 Shropshire house, Mr E. Hall 22 Hawkstone House, Mr O. Blackmore 23 Mrs P. 0'Neil 24 Crescent hotel, Mr Jos. Williams
High Street. 1 Mr C. Roebuck lail/r F. MoKernan 4 Mr E. Slinn 5 Mrs Jones 6 & 7 Mr Harris 8 Mr J. Jones 817 Mr T. J. Haselden 9 & 10 Crown Vaults— 11 Mr P. Jones fp 12 J. A. Spink (p 13 Mr F. Jones 14 & 1.5 Mr E. Vaughan 15bC. T. TV. Jlolloway 16 Messrs Wright <t Son 17 BlueCapMews Riding- School, proprietor, Mr John Cossins 18 Mrs S. Williams 18úJIrs E. Davies 19 Mrs Sleigh 19.17J[¡- Argent 20 Mr W: lI. Fo ulkes GREEN BANK SQUARE- 16 Mrs Swain Roberts 16 Mrs C. Jones 21 AIr Wm. Jones 22 > Jones p 23 juo-ilor house, J.$ A. a 24 Mr J. Williams (p 25 Mr C. Hardeman 26 Messrs Strathern and 011. 21 Leamington house, Mr Hack forth 28 Mr Berrington 2D 30 "Journal" office, Mr 1 r Morris at K cw inn, ,1£,. 1Jobbi!; s 32 Compton House, Mr 1 Edwards 33 Britannia inn, Mi JjlliS 33aJIr J. Jones 34 Mr R. Jones 35 Mr R. Williams 36 Mr ¿'l[ilyhc.1 ;7 Mr f. IFilliams .8 Mr II. Evans 3a. Mr R. Price 10 Rhyl Cocoa House, MrsSnowden, manager- ess 41 Mr Rat nobis 42 Xrs Parry 43 Office of the Rhyl Gas Light and Coke Co. Mr Jos. Williams, managjjr Peterborough house, — Mrs J. Williams 44 Jones 44 Office, Mr G. Bell 45 Dudley Arms hotel, Mr Midgley 46aiJi> A. Furber 46 Alexandra hotel, Mr Williams 47a Registery office for births and deaths, Mr Jones, registrar. At- tenance Wednesday & Saturday 47 MessrsLuntS; Griffiths 48 Mr E. P. Roberts 50 Mr J. G. Davies 51 White Lion hotel, M, 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 JAoyd 56 Mrs T. HugMs 57 Miss Roberts 58a "Record" office,Mr D. LI. Lewis, pro'tor 58 The Lome hotel, Mr O. Olarke 59 Mr Frimston 60 Mr J. Foulkes 6] Bonne Marohe, Mr. D. Trehearn Post and Telegraph Office, Mr Asher, postmaster 62 Mr Bathgnte 63 Misses Jehu 63 Mr A. Tor king ton 63aMr E. W. Keatinge{p 64 Mr E. T. Lee 56 Linden House, Mitset Cooke 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 (J- 74 Mr H. Steei
John Ftreet. 1 Mr J. Shaw 2 Mrs Coiquhcnn 3 Miss Parry 4 Mrs MciJinqs 5 Mr F. J. Gamlin 6 Mrs. Pearson (p Glanllyn, MrsE Williams 7 Miss Cox 8 Mr E. Morris 9 Mrs Jones 1.0 Mr Hatwood 11 12 Mrs Williams
Modey Road. 1 Mr P. Evans G, W. Aplin 3 Sergt.-Inslr. Morrison Cefudy Villa, Mr Joseph Humphrcrs (v MoiiuiY VILLAS 1 Miss Euj-hes p 2 Mrs Pryce Roberts p Freelands, Mr Davies (p vVhitford House, Mrs J. Rhydwen Jones family
Mill Bank. Mill Bank Inn, Mr Williams Meri&^oo Villa, Mrs Williams MOUNT PLEASANT. 1 Mrs Salisbury 2 Mr Higgins 3 Mr Cunningham 4 Miss Salisbury MILL BANK VILLAS. 1 Mr G. Frrrmnt SOMMERSEI VILLAS, L Mrs Jones VALE VIEW TERRACE. 1 Mrs Edwards 2 Mrs Robe, ts 3 Mrs J. Jones 4 Mrt 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 Missei Wynne Edwards (p 3— Churton villa.—Rev. D. B. Mrs Hooke Eden cottage, Mrs Jestun vy cottasre. Miss Burns
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 Rober ts 5 Mr Graves WELSH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 6 Dining Room—Mrs Pritchard 8 Temperance hotel. Mr Ayr* 9^10 Mrs Jones 11 Mr Abel Jones' dining 12Talhaiarn house, M t s S. P. Evans 13 Mrs Jones 14 Mr J. McGill 15 Mrs O. Huqhes 16 Mrs Brereton 17 M rs Godfrey W. Parry Brunswick Cottage Mrs Dvvies 18 Adelphi house, Mrs J. Robert s 19 Cleveland house, Mrs Rice 20 Albert house, Mrs Allen 20a Mr Slinn 21 Hr. George Wilsi a 22 Mrs W. Lewis 23 Mrs IFilliams 21 Mr J. Lloyd 25 Mrs P. Davies 26 Stauley house, Mr W. Vaughan 27 Mr E. Vaughan 28 Mr W. Boddington 29 George hotel, M.4.. Stroyan, proprieter 3G Mrs Thomas 31 Mr Henry Jone* 32 Mrs lV. Jones 33 !t 34 Mr J. Rhydwen Jones 35 Mr Hatwood 36 Mr C Spink 37 The People s Tempe- rance hotel, Mr John Snowden, proprietor
Sussex Street. BANK BUILIDINGS. Ebury College, Rev H. J. Cooke, B. 1, principal 1 Mrs Keyzar 2 Misses i: ndoza 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.'s offices 7 Mr Mark Davies 8 Mrs Stalker 8ajl{. Amos, boot & shoe manufacturer 8bMr W. Jones (p 9 Chester house Mr C. J. Wahnsley 10 Albert buildings, Mr W. P. Jones 12 Mr 0. Owen id 'THE ADVERTISER' OFFICE, and STEAM PRINTING WORKS Messrs Amos Brothers, I Proprietors Office of Y GWYL- IEDYDD» (The Watchman) IEDYDD (The Watchman) 14 Mrs Pddins 15 ■ ■ 16 Mrs Morland
South Kinmel Street. 1 Mrs Humphreys 2 Mrs Davies 3 Mr J. Morris 4 Mrs Manning 5 Mrs Edwards 6 Mr D. Wynne 7 Mrs Billinq (p 8 Mrs Roberts 9 Mr D. Owens 0 1 I Mr McKanna
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. 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, Miss J. Jones. 110 Colomendy house, Mr Morgan COLOMENDY VILLAS. 10a- 105 Mrs Hutley COLOMENDY VIEW- 1 Mr Clark 2 Mr E. Jones 3 Mr Mason 4 Mr Ellis Evant 11 Messrs Williams Co 12 Mrs Esther Roberts 13 Prince of Wales hotel, Mrs Davie, Brynhyfryd, Mr Hughes 16 Mrs N. Parry Greenfield cottage, — — 17 Mr John Millward 18 Mr Jos. Davies 19 Mr Wm. Jones 20 Mr 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 LlewelynJ. 11. 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. Chauel Chapel House, M, National Schools, Hiss Bell, mistress School House, Mr Jones East View, Mr Willis Seirian house, Mr Hubbl 61 Mr TV. Pendleton 62 Mr J. Roberts 63 Mr R. Jones 64 Mr Wm. Williams 65 Mrs Hailingsworth 66 Mr Isaac Hughes &0>aMr W. Hughes 66bMr John Thomas 66cMr Thomas Jones 67 Nottingham House, Mr R. Jonet 67b ———— 67cMrs R. Jonet 67 dM, T. William* 67 eMr Jas. Bam ford VALE TERRACE 1 Miss Hughes 2 Mr Williams Mrs Jones 4 Mr R. T. Williams 5 Mr Lamb 6 Mr LI. Foulkes 7 Mr T. Edwards (p 8 Mr D. Williamt 9 Mr W. Hosskint 10 Mr J. Jones 11 Mr D. Evans 12 Mr R. Emerson 67/'Glenville house, Mr W. Thomas 67g Mr J.Owens 68 Mr P. Morris 69 Mr. Simner 70 Miss Parry 75 Mrs Jones 76 John Parry 77 Mr Psaac 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 Iseiac Ellis 86 Mrs Davies
Water Street. 1 Shamrock house, Mrs Price Roberts laHr Maltby bMr Pendleton 3b J[,. Simvu.(, 3 Mr T- Williams 4 Mrs Foulkes 5 Miss Davies 6 Swiss cottage, Mr P P. Jones WELSH BAPTIST CHAPEL 7 Mr B. P. Jones 8 Bodowen,Mr E. Owen 9 Mrs Price Jonet to Meliden house, Mr 7. Griffiths 11 Mr T. J. Griffiths 12 Mr John H. Ellis, wine spirit merchant 13 Mr Ma rules tp 14 F. JFnejley, Esq., Mrs Wrigley, and family (p Clifton house, Mrs Morris 16 Mrs Humphreys tï- 15 Mr R. C. Evans 19 Mr Lloyd Edwards p 20 MrsJ. Owen 21 Mrs George 22 Mrs RueTge 23 Miss Stuarl 24 Mrs H. Owen Z6 Mrs Wlliams 26 Mrs Jones 27 Regent house, Misses Furber 28 y. B. Perkins, Esq (p 29 Capt Sandoe :30, MANCHESTER HOUSE, Mr Myerscough 32 Mrs Marshall 32aOffices of W 1i. liams
Windsor Street 1 Mrs Roberts 2 Mrs y. Jones 3 Mr Roberts 4 Mrs Evans 6 Mrs Allman 7 Miss Davies 8 Mr H. Jones B Roberts 10 Claremont lionse, Mr Usher McElroy 10$V f e Rose Cottage, M ■ Evans tOcU. Williams 11 1 » Jones 12 12 aMr Paddey 13 Mrs Tidyman 14 Mrs Jervis 15 Miss Davies 46 Mrs Prichard (p Windsor Villa, Mrs Dowell
Warren Street. 1 Mr s Jones 2 Mr J, Hughes 3 Mr Taafe 4 Mr Newbold 5 Mr C. Duffield 6 Jlr Smith MOUNTAIN VIEW TERRACE 1 Fairfield lodge, Mr G. F. Gunner (p 2 Rev. J, J. Williams & Mrs Williams (P 3 Mr Á. Taylor
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WEST PARADE. vjuren" Itotel, Mrs. Joy HUll-y-VUll, ilIrs Tho, fi iiliruus Mr* i.lorni'crz 7 d Mrs Jorcs 'J Mr Jbicr 11 Whittivgham 12 Mines GiUoes >J3 M !.v,s ]Vaohlridge 14 Mr jr. St'Jfc.'d 16 Mis Harrison 17 Miss Dnvies 18 Mr IF. R. Will\a;n% 19 Mrs R. iltomas 20 & 21 Miss Evans Clifton house, AI rdlorris 22 Miss Edwards (p 23 ft rW. Williams 24 Mrs 0. Jones 25 Mvses llcece iti Mrs F. L. Byrne 27 Heron house, Mrs Condon T,. H. Jo?ics 2U Mr Z. Jones 51) MiJis Pitchford 1 31 Mrs Meyrick 32 Einlyn house, Mt., 33 Eenton house, Mrs Griffiths Remington 31 Arden hous Mr Ile), t Cfcil house, Mrs Phillips ;)(j liev Charles Whitaher B.A., Mrs Whitaher, and fti'nih/ 37 Mr 3 Given Ivy house, Mr Ellis in Stratford house, Mrs Jones 41 Sefton he use, Mrs W D Williams 4'2 Alexander house, Mr Brewster 13 Latijam house, Mrs Morris <11 Clarence house, Mrs Matthews 15 Mrs Jonah Lloyd l(i Muses Derrycourt, 17 Astor house, T.Lloyd Murray Browne, Esq., and family (p 48 Edgbaston house, Jfi-s Jledealf 411 Edmondsley house, Miss Cox 50 Cheltenham house, Mrs Danes. 51 Malvern house, Mrs R Jones 52 Melbourne house, Mr Roberts 53 Myrtle house, Mro Jones 54 Mrs E. V. Jones 56 Mrs W. Williams 56 Medlock house, Mrs D. Jones 5i Fronwendon Mrs Davies 58 Meirion house, Mrs Johnson 59 Mrs Kitchen 60 Mr J. Davies 61 Mis Williams 62 West end house, Mrs J. Evans 63 Glan y mor, Miss Parry 64 Tudno house, Mr D. Williams
Aquarium Street. 1 Staffordshire house, Mrs Daniels 3 Gwyrch Castle view 5 Snowdon House, Mr Sand ford 7 Dotiro house, Mr 0. Hughes 9 Laburnum house, Mr T. Davies 11 Birmingham Ilousc- Miss Abbot 13 Mrs Richards loj Mr Ii. Roberts 17 Misses Jones 18 Mrs. Jones 19 Sheltonhouse, Misses Hawthorn 20 Havershamhouse,Mr Lunt 21 23 22 Aquarium cottage, Miss Pearson 2.5 Mrs W. Evans 27 Mr Wallace GLADSTONE VILLAS 2 M"s Ben liey 4 Mr Jones 6 8 Mrs Asterley 10 Mrs J. B. Williams 12 Mr Davies 14 Mr T. Roberts Wheatville, Misses Wal- ton
Albert Street. Albert villa, J. Eoulkes, Esq., i|- MrsFoulkes (p 1 Mr Jones 2 Mrs Williams 3 Mr Gratton 4 Mr Roberts 5 Mrs Howell 6 Mr Hughes 7 Mr J. Meredith 8ilfr P. H. Roman
Bath Street. Women's Convalescent Institution, manager- ess, Mrs Jones Morlan, Mrs Twtston (p) BELLE VUE TEBRACE- 1 Mrs Royston 2 AIr 1frs Sheffield (p 3 Mrs Oastler 4 Mr and JJfr. Colling- woodarld family (p 5 Mrs Sam. J. Amos 6 E. J. King, Esq., and Mrs King (p 7 Mr Pierce fp 8 Misses Blain 4" Miss Fcnnell CLAKEMONT VIEW- 1 Mr & Mrs Jordan (p 2 Niss Robert p 3 Mr John Morris 4- GROSVENOR TERRACE- 1 Mr \S' Mrs Clews (p 2 Mrs Edlesene 3 The Misses Johnson (p 4 Douglas house, Miss Mann (P Bod Meurig, S. Perks, Esq., Mrs Perks, and family p Bod Arthur, F. Wright, Esq., Mrs Wright and family (p Spvingfields W. E. Smalley, Esq, Mrs Smalley and jamity (p Grange villa, W. Wynne, Esq. (p Ladies' College, Mrs Mercer
Church Street. 1 Mrs E. Davies 2 Morgan lodge—Mrs Evans and the Evans fP STANLEY TEBBACE— 3 Mrs Neale d. Havelock house, Mr W. J. Simcock 5 Mr Jones 6 Miss Liddell 7 Bodlonfa Mr and Ml's J. Roberts family (p 8 Landsborough house, Mr Thomas 9 Mrs Buckley Morfa lodge S. Perks, Eso. and Mrs Perks (p 11 Women's Convales- cent home, Jones, managers Morfa cottage, Mr 0 wen 16 Mrs Mannix 17 Westminster house, 1 8 19. Miss Bradwin 20 Caradoc Cottage S. L. Tildasley, Esq. p 21 Ton y mor —————— 27 Fern villa, Mrs Smith Ty'n-y-Coed, Mr H. L. Carruthers 31 Mrs Most
Crescent Eoad. I Marine villa, Mr ty Mrs G. Bell family 211 OHice of 'The Provin- cial Trade Protection Society' (arid at Shrewsbury and Wol- verhampton).—Mr 117. Preeoc Jones, manager 2b 3 Lincoln house, Mr W. Freem a- lV. Prcice Jones, Esq., Mrs P'-eeee Jones and Miss Preece Jones (p 6 Eror. Don — Colin Macatday, Esq, Mrs Maeaulay and family, P 7 Mrs Barrett 8 Gwalia House, Mrs R. LI. Jones 9b Cresent Cottage, Mr and Mrs Cooke 1) 11 Convalescent Institu- tion for men, Mr I. J. Williams, manager 41 Inmates Pickn-il CKF.HCKNT TERBACB. 1 Miss Worsiry ( p 2 Birchtield house, Mrs Moss 3 Eugkfield house, — 4 Mrs Grcaslcy <J Grejston V ilia, Misses Gil lb link [p Christ Church British Schools— Head Master Jh. W. /V. Ei-u-nt Head (Girls) Mistress Miss C. E. King Head (Infants) Mistress: Miss H. M. Hood SOUTH VIEW VILLAS, 1 Mr # Mrs Edwards (P 2 Mr Lloyd 14a: Vino cottage, Mr Evans ( p Mr John p, 14c.Ve.?sr5 Janes 4' Son 16 & 17 Mrs Rogers Belle Vue Hous-Mrs Teale 20 Mrs Trevitt Sherbourne house — M->~s Livleu
Conwy Street. 1- 2 Mrs. Pain 3 — Jones, Esq fp 4 Morgan Owen, Esq., Mrs Owen f family (p
Eamett ttreet. NORTH TTRRACE. 1 2 The Miss Wigleys 3 Mr Jama Bell 4 Mrs and Miss Lloyd 5 Mr J. R. Williams 6 Mr Joseph Evant 7 Mr Joseph Griffiths 8 10 Mr J. Fielding
Elwy Street. 2 Mrs White 3 Mr C. Egerton 4 Mrs Eliz. Hughes 5 Mr J. Owens 6 Mr D. Evans 1 7 Mrs J. Shepherd 8 Mrs J. C. 9 JIrs Proffit 10 Lozells House, Mrs Dowell 11 Llys If or, Mrs Taylor 12 Mr J. T. Shepherd 13 Mrs Davies (p 14 Mr J. Jones 15 Mr R. T. Roberts 16 Mrs Lodge 1 7 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 Mrs Fielding (p Bodeuron, Jacob Jones, Esq., Mrs Jacob Jones (P Clifton Villa, Mr 4" Mrs Robert Jones, and Miss Lilian Jones fp SOUTH VILLAS, 1 Mrs Gapel and Miss Owen ( p 2 Mr R. n. Roberts and Mrs Roberts (p
Gronant Street. 1 2 11t o. Hayet 3- 4- Mr & Mrs J Orderley, Leicester 5 Mr Potter 6 Mr W. U. Davies 7 Mr J. Wheeler 8 Mrs Berrie and Miss A. Jones fp 9 10 Mr T. Barrett 11 Mrs Liddall 12 Mr. R. Simeoz 13 Mr J. Jones 14 Mr Charles Rosney Mr and Mrs Spence, Shrewsbury 15 16 Mr Roberts 17 Mr Isaac Jones 18 Mr J. Hockey 19 20 Mr Tanslcy 21 Mrs E. J. Shannon '22 Mr J Williams 23 Mrs Parker Owen (p 21 Mrs F. ll. Homan 25 Mr J Jones 26 30 Mr lI. Jones
Hope Place. 1- 3 Mr Middlcton 4 Mrs Jones 5 Mrs Edwards 6 Mrt Hughes 7 Mrs Langfield 10 Mrs Hughes 11 Mrs Roberts 12 Mr Williams 13 Mrs Middlelon (p 14 Mrs J. H. Jones
Kinmel Street. 3 Mr J. Brown (p 4 Li ndow House, Mr J* Edwards 5 Mr Eur ton C Mr Hughes (p 7 Mr F. Williams 8 jlfr Bishop GLADSTONE BUILDINGS— Restaurant-Misses Gri- ffitht Offices-Messrs J Oldfield f 00 Offices of Messrs W. Davies and lll. D. Roberts, so- licitors 9 Mr It Oldfield fp 10 Mr Hughes 12 Miss Bethell 13 Mr 4. Shepherd 14 Mrs Griffiths 15 Moore Lewis and Misses Price Roberts (p CYNVAL VILLAS. 16 Dr E. Lloyd and Mrs Lloyd 17 Mr B ag hei 18 Mrs Smyth 19 Mr Samuels 20 Mr Murphy WEST END VILLAS, 23 Bron Holway, Mr Sf Mrs Purvis 24 Mrs Andrews 25 Mrs Moberls (d 26 Mrs. It Miss Sinister 27 Mr Carmalt (p 28 Mr J. W. Jones fp 29 Miss Jones 30 Mr and Mrs Lloyd (p 31 Mrs Yorke Jones and Miss Williams fp 32 Mrs Williams 33 Mrs Matthews fp 34 BodeJ-vyddan view, Miss Tones 35 Mrs Jones 36 Mrs Ciarke fp 37 Ye Windsor,—Mr Clark 38 Mr J. Goffe 39 Mr lJ. Williams 40 Mrs Lambsdale 41 Mr IV. Allman 12 13 Castlehotel, Mr Pimb. lett 44 45 4G Belmout house, — Mr G. Ditchfteld 47 Wynnstay hotel, Mr James Mils haw 4, Mrs Roberts 4 9 —— 50 Mr Jones 51- 52 Mrs Davies 53 Mr Howard
Kinmel Terraoe. 1 MJ W, Evans 2 John TV illiams 3 Mrs ffassell 4 Mr Roberts 5 Mr Gwrigan 6 Mrs Jones
Market Street. t Mrs Li wis 2 Miss Hughes 3 Mrs Reborns 4 Mrs Evans 5 Mrs Je-dcins G North Stafford house Mrs Spink ¡ 7 Singer & Co.— Mr. John Mc-scs, manager R Mr Jno, Evans 9 Mr J.Edwards 10 Mrs T. Roberts 11 Mona hotel, Mr W. (I.. Jones Glanglasfor, Mr J. EUii
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 Figgei staff 7 Mrs R. Jones fp Mr R. Jones, junr. 8 Mrs Thomas fp 9 Mrs$Miss Davies (p 10 Mrs Prwin and Misses Crawford
Russell Koad. 1 The Big Book, Messrs Strathern$Co. lailIr F. Homan 1 bMr 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, Mrs Povah Aston cottage, Mr Hughes ST. THOMAS'S CHUROH ENTRANCE TO TRINITY CITJKCH Englefield house, Miss Mason Englefield cottage, Stephen Roose, Esq. (p Knighton lodge, and Miss Lodge 18 Mrs Crooks Preswylfa, Miss Evans (p Bodanerch, T. Winston, 7/'q. (p 9 Mr Eo wards ( p 10 Plasuewydd,/>r Bar- stow Car stairs Mrs Carstairs fp Vaynol- Clairville, Mrs Atchcrley Esmond house, Major Keyworth Oriel house, Mr, Mrs, !t Miss Luff; Mr ty Mrs E. S. London p Sydnop house —Frank Seholes, Esquire, Scholes 4' Misses Seholes The Vicarage-Rev. T. Richardson, M.A., and family fp Rianva, Misses Sneyd p) Southlands, G. S. Hazle- hu) st, Esq., MrsHazlc• hurst and family ( p Bryn Estyn, the Misses Atchcrley Bryntirion, Archibald J Kelso, Esq., Mrs Kelso and family (p Plastirion, Peter Browne Esq., chief constable; MrsBrowne (f family (p
Thorpe Street. 1 Mr A. Lee fp 2 Mr T. Davies 3 Mrs Roberts 4 Mrs Pritchard (p Gwynfa villa, Mr James Davies, Mts Davies and family (p Welsh Wesleyan Manse, Rev Ishmael Evans, Welsh Wesleyan Min- ister
Wellington road. WELLINGTON CHAMBEBS, 1 C. W.B;ll,Esq,Solici- tor 2 Mr Homan 3 Mr P Mostyn Williams R D Roberts Son 6 Miss M Davies 5 Mr Rippon 7 Miss Amos Boot and Shoe Depot THE ARCADE. Mr R. David Robertt Smith s Dining Hall Albion ,hotel. Mr Jones Bodfor House-Dr T. H. Summerhill § Mrs Summerhill fp 11 Mr D. Williamt IS North Wales hotel, 14Mr Edward; 15 Avondale, Mrs Owen and Miss G. Parker Owen (p 6 Mrs. A. Franctt (p 17 Mrs Williamsj (p 17a Messrs R. Evans £ • Go., Haydock Colliery 18 Mrs Evans 19 Mr J. Roberts 20 Mrs Williams 21 Mr Gregory 22 Mrs R. O. Jonet 23 Mr T. Jonet 24 Mr Jones 25 Mr Daniel Eeans 26 Mr J. Edwards 27 Aled House,Mr J. T. Jones 28 Mr T. P. Huqke, 29 Mr Evans 30 Mr R. Jones 31 Mrs Evans 132 Mr Francis Gallagher Williams 37 Glanmorfa Hall, Wm. i Davies, Esq., Solicitoi and Mrs Davies ( p 44 Mr Profit 45 Mr E. Davies 46 Mr Hughes 47 Bay View, Mr Davies FFYNONGROEW ROAD- Barmouth Villa, Mrs Parry 1 Mrs Parry [p 2 Mrs Johns (p 3 Miss Brown (p 4 Mr Keoyh (p 5 Mrs Bheppar ( p ST MARY'S ROMAN CATH OLIC CHURCH 48 Mr Silvester 49 Fron deg, Mr f Mrs M. Lloyd (p From hyiryd, — iss Yellowby 53 Marine Villa, Mr G. Turner (p 54 Belgrave Villa Mrs Skeates 55 Orme view, Miss Garbett 56 Mrs <• Miss Caldieott 57 Mrs Sprisloan fp 58 Mr Gibbons (p 59 Mr Mieldleton 60 Mr H. Jones 61 Mrs Roberts NATIONAL SCHOOI-P. 69 Chesterand Liverpool house, Miss Davies 78 Mrs Hughes 71- 72 Mr F. R. Harrison 7 3Mr Kerry 74 Myrtle cottage, Mr J. Robtrlr 75 Sea View cottage, Mrs Wlliams 79 Refreshment Kooms Mrs Jones 80 Mr R. Chadu ich. 81 Mr J. Roberts 82 Sun Inn — Francis JAoyd Hughes 8" Mrs T. Hughe* 84 Capt. E. Jones 85 Mr J. Jones 86Mr William Jones 87Mr William Hughet Voryd hall, Major Wright Mrs Wright family (p Rhyl Winter Gardens, &c, Skating Bink. Secretary—Mr S. Ber- rvngton 123 Gorphwysfa, Fred. Penn,Esq.¡ familv (p 124Mrs Lewis (p 125 Mr Crouby 126 Mrs Jones 127 Mrs A. Hutehfield 128 Mr Joseph Jones 129 Mr P. H. Jones 130 Mrs Williamt 131 ————— 132 Mrs Pryce Davie, 133 Mrs Hughes WATEBLOO VILLAS 1 Mr J. Evans (p 2 Mr Ashcr 142Westbromwich house Mrs Jonet 443a Mr Henderson 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 1.50 Mr P. Williamt 151 Mrs Jones 152 Mr T Jonet 153 Mr Morgan 154- 155 Albert House,Misees Jones and Davies 156 Liverpool Arms,Mrs E. Amos 156 Mr Tames Dowell 156b Mr John Hannaby 158 Mr J. Humphreyt 159 160 Mr E. Roberts 161 Mr Clift 162 Mr J. P. Jone* 163 Mr Tomkies 164 Birmingham Hotel, Mr John Smith 165 Stationer's Hall,i!/V D. Trehearn 167- Birmingham Chambers -—Mr I'. J. Sarsons' office 169 Mr Bathgate 170 Messrs Wright and Sheffield 171 Mrs Griffiths
