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r MOLD. ILLNESS OF MRS. ALGERNON POTTS.— We are sorry to learn that Mrs Algernon Potts, of Pontymwynn, is seriously ill with pneumonia. She is being attended by Dr. Taylor, of Chester. ACCIDENT TO A MAGISTRATE. — We regret to learn that Mr. H. Lloyd Jones, of The Cross, Mold, is confined to his room as the result of an injury to his ankle, which he accidentally sustained. PATRIOTISM RECOGNISED.—A meeting of the Reception Committee in connection with the welcome home from South Africa of Volunteers was held on Wednesday ifternoon, Major Webber (chairman) presiding. It was decided that on Thursday, December 4th, the whole of the returned Volunteers and Yeomen be entertained at dinner at the Black Lion Hotel. It was resolved that the general public desirous of joining the guests be permitted to do so at a charge of 2s. 6d. per head, subiect to the hon. secretary (Mr. J. B. Marston) being notified on or before the 24th inst. It was arranged that the dinner be followed by a smoking concert under the presidency of Major Webber. During the concert the returned heroes will be presented with illuminated addresses and medals. LICENSING PROSECLTTIO.N.-On Monday, at the Mold Petty Sessions, James Hamill, landlord of the Swan Inn, Gwernymynydd, was summoned for opening his house on Sunday, the 2tith October, in contravention of the Welsh Sunday Closing Act. Mr. J. B. Marston prosecuted on behalf of the police.—The chairman (Mr. Davies-Cooke) said the defendant had rendered himself liable to a fine of £ 10. This was the first time the defendant had been summoned, and they hoped the fine the Bench had decided to impose would be a caution to him and to others not to open their houses on Sundays. The defendant would be fined B2 and costs, a total ef L3 15.s.-Samuel Pimblett was summoned for being found on the premises during prohibited hours, and was fined 10s. Gd. and costs, or a total of £ 1 8s. Gd.—The defendant said he wanted the whisky for his horse, which seemed at the time to be dying. He complained that the policeman on coming into the house said to him, "Now, butter- cup, what are you doing here?" Buttercup was not his name, and many a gentleman would have regarded such an expression as an insult. (Laughter).

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