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At the Holywell County Court, on Monday, May 13, the executor of Dr. Jesse Conway Davies was sued by Dr. Wolstenholme, of Rhyl, for £50, "being the alleged value of several public appointments held by Dr. Wolstenholme, but disposed of to the late Dr. Davies, of Holywell." The Judge (Mr. Horatio Lloyd) decided that he had no jurisdiction in the case. At the Mold Petty Sessions last week, Michael Laver- gan, pensioner, Mold, was charged, at the instance of the Local Board, with tampering with a voting paper in the recent Mold Board election. The defence was that the defendant filled up voting papers for people who could not write. The person, however, by whom the voting paper in question purported to be signed, had made a declaration that he had not authorized the defendant to fill it up. The summons was ultimately withdrawn. On Thursday, May 23, a man named John Lamb, an engine driver, of Frances-street, Chester, was apprehended by the police, after a sharp struggle, on suspicion of being concerned in the recent robberies of goods from tradesmen's shops and premises in Chester, and on searching his house they found a sufficient number of articles in his possession to identify him with five different cases of shop breaking, Two large bar steel jemmies and a skeleton key were also found in his house. The prisoner was taken before the city magistrates, and remanded for a week. About an acre and a half of land appropriated as a cattle mart, on the eastward side of the Hooton Station, near Chester, was opened on Wednesday, May 22. On Tuesday, May 21, Mr. Jones, a native of Llanuwch- lyn, and lately a student at Bala Congregational College, was set apartito the work of the ministry, and inducted to his pastorate at Rhosycae. An address was given by the Rev. Robert Thomas (Ap Fychan), of Bala. The charge to the newly ordained pastor. was given by his former pastor, the Rev. J. Charles, of Llanu,wchlyn, and the ser- mon to the people was preached by the Rev. J. M. Thomas, ^At Chester on Saturday, May 25 (the Queen's Birthday), the 96th regiment assembled on the Roodee, fired a feu-de- joie, and presented arms with colours drooping. They afterwards gave three hearty cheers for her Majesty, which were joined in by the Earl of Chester s yeomanry who weredmwu up behind the, regulars. Ihebellsof thecathedral and other churches chimed and "fired" daring the day. Viscount Bury has addressed a letter to the lieutenant- colonel of a volunteer corps who had offered to organise a regiment for active service, stating that there is no statute empowering hter Majesty's Government to accept the ser- vices ef enrolled members of volunteer corps, as such, for service out of Great Britain; but that there can be no objection to the volunteers joining the army by the ordi- nary method of enlistment. 11 KECKITT'S PARIS BLUE.—The marked superiority of -this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick appre- ciation of its merits by the public has been attended with the usual result, viz. a flood of imitations the merit of ,u the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape, but making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble that of the genuine article. The manufacturers beg, therefore, to caution all buyers to see "Reckitt's Paris Blue" on each packet.

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