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LIST OF VISITORS. -Continued. Plas Nant-Mrs Johnson T. Gwyn Elger, Esq. and family, Bedford Mrs Bruce, Harrow Misses Edith; Clare and Dorothy Lawrie, Harrow Master Frederick Beech, Cobridge Grove park. Pension Edelweiss,—Misses Retemeyer Miss Foster, Edgbaston Miss Maria L. Gray, Rome, Italy Miss Alice B. Gray, Boston, U.S.A. Charles McClure, Esq, London Miss Lloyd, Oxton, Birkenhead Mrs Callister, Devonshire Park, Birkenhead E. F. Callister, Esq, do Miss Callister, do Mrs Cave, Lissant Mount, Oxton Miss Cave, do Mr Cave, Birkenhead Miss Lee, St Augustine's Road, Edgbaston Miss Turner, Tulse Hill, London Miss Mary Harris, Aintree, Liverpool Miss Webb, B.A., Camb. Furness Vale Bryntirion—Mrs Jones (private) S-Miss Coultate (private) Sunningdale -Miss White Mrs Field and family, Woodbury Down, London Grove Cottage-Miss Southall (private) Arnesby-Mrs Waterhouse (private) Fairholme—Mrs Jeffries (private) Somerville- Hazelwood-Mrs Griffiths Meirion gardens. Tandderwen—Mrs Williams Mr, Mrs and Miss Phillips, Wanstead, Essex The Misses Backhouse, Langlo, Blackburn Llwyuderw— Eilerscroft- Miss Davies Bodnant House—Misses Williams The family and maids of Holbrook Gaskell, Esq, J.P., Aigburth, Liverpool Miss Allcock, Manchester Mr and Mrs Plant, Winsford, Cheshire Avenel house- Primrose villa—Miss Parsons Mrs Weidmann, London Mrs Bovyer and family, Dudley Miss Bovyer, do Miss Pearson, do Ocean view—Mrs Greenfield Rev D. M. Jenkins, London Mrs Jenkins, do Mr W. Jenkins, do Mr Tomlinson, Birmingham Miss Tomlinson, do Mr Fred Tomlinson, do Trefgarne- (private) Brynmeirion—Mr Watchworth (private) Rhiwlas-Mr Highfield (private) Rhiw bank avenue. Elianus Boarding Establishment—Mrs Griffiths Misses Jefferson, Liverpool Mr Matherson, Liverpool Mr and Mrs Hoskin, London Mr Hellam; Stockport Belgrave—Mrs Roberts Frank Cresswell, Esq, Southport Miss Cresswell, Wolverhampton W. R. Fenney, Esq, Erdington, Birmingham Mis Fenney, do Miss Dottie Fenney, do Mr Howard Fenney, do Masters Gilbert and Horace Fenney, do Mr Sydney, Wolverhampton Radford Villa-Mrs Edwards Lyndhurst—Mr Billing (private) Tudno house-Mrs Raw Mr and Mrs Kitchen, Huddersfield Miss Kitchen, do Miss Washton, Manchester Miss Fielding, do Wolston house—Mrs Peascod Plas Maelgwyn—Mr Madrin (private) Brynymor—Miss Owen G. P. Chambers, Esq, Clapham, London Mrs Chambers, family and maid, London Avondale-,Irs Stanley Herr Loetschert Rhoslan-Mr T. Evans-Hughes (private) Salop house-Mrs Davies Miss Hughes Miss E. Davies, Birkenhead Miss M. E. Davies, do Mr Gittins, Birkenhead Bangor house—Mrs Wagstaff Mrs Watson, family and nurse, Demerera, S.A Tollington house—Mrs Waters Basildon house—Mrs Pike Mr Ellis, Handsworth, Birmingham Mr Frost, Manchester Mr and Mrs Wiseman, Birmingham Mrs and Miss Mace, do Rhiw bank terrace. i Mr Aitken, Artist 2—Mrs Schofield (private) 3-Miss Evans Mr and Mrs A. L. Bocking, and family, Manchester 4-Mrs Roberts 5-(private) 6-Miss Penny 7—Mrs Williams Mrs and Miss Hazel, West Bromwich Mr Thornton, do 8-Mrs John Williams Mr and Mrs Blakiston, family and nurse, Wavertree 9-Mrs Scholes Mr and Mrs Shenton, St Helens Mr John Shenton, do Mr Harry George Shenton, do 10—Miss Jones Mrs Lee, and 4 children, Fox Hall, Oswestry Mr and Mrs Bowdler, and family, Shrewsbury Miss Chester, Waterloo Willie Chester, do Mrs Deakin, Birmingham Miss Deakin, do Mrs Deakin, do I1-Mrs Badger Mr and Mrs Porteous, family and maid, Burton-on-Trent 12-Mrs Good Misses McDonald (2), Cardiff Mrs nnd Miss Walters, Hooley Hill 13-Mrs Jones Mrs Chester, Liverpool Mrs Roper, do 14—Mrs Woodiwiss Mr and Mrs Langshaw, Manchester Misses Langshaw, do Mr Carter, do Mr Slater, do Rhiw-rd. Holcroft-Mrs Cartwright In Waller Broad, Esq, London Mrs Waller Broad, do Miss Waller Broad, do Mr and Mrs Cobley, Birmingham Mr T. Jones, Builder I Harland house-Mrs Jones Langcliffe—Miss Wilson Woodside—Mrs Pilling. Mr and Mrs A. G. Lawson and family, Shrewsbury Park-rd. Edgbaston house-Mrs Watts (private) Park hill—Mrs Palmer 3. Park hill-Mrs Owen Wood bank-Mrs Wynne Edern house, Shop-Mrs Williams, grocer House—Mrs Williams Rose cottage-Mrs Mason Cadnant house-Mrs Jones Ardwick house-Mrs Coops Sparstow house—Mrs Vickers Lynton cottage—Mrs Parsons Severn bank—Mrs Roberts Ardendale-Mrs Roberts Tanybryn—Mrs Williams Meirion villa-Mrs Jones Brynawel-Mrs Shaw Cowlyd house-Mrs Edwards Bryn Owain-Mrs Jones Heather view-Mrs Edwards Wood view-Mrs Roberts Gwynfa-Mrs Roberts Brodawel-Mrs Hughes Roby house-Mrs Williams Carwed house—Mrs E. Wynne Glasgoed- Mrs G. Wynne s,-Mrs Jones 6,—Mrs Parry The Olives-Mrs O. Williams Sunny bank-Miss Rayner Crane moor-Mrs Leach 10,—Mrs Lea (private) 11,—Mrs Humphreys 12,—Mrs Chaplin Norris hill—Mrs Foulkes (private) 14,- Mrs Jones 15,—Mrs Ryle 16,-Mrs Jones 17,—Mrs Evans 18.-Mrs Owens Greenfield-rd. Elian house—Mrs Jones Mrs and Misses Martin, Birmingham Mrs Leyland, Birmingham Misses Fairfax, do Mr R. P. Broomhead, Manchester Mr Johns, do Mrs and Miss Devonport, do Miss Jones, do Welsh Wesleyan Chapel (Shilo) Abbeville-Mrs Rowley John Edminson, Esq, Ashton-on-Mersey Mrs and Miss Edminson, do Mrs J. E. Edminson, Nottingham Master Edminson, do Glan Conway villa-Mrs Davies Mr Allen Sutcliffe, Bowdon Miss Garside, Bowdon Rev G. B. Brown, Aston Vicarage, Stone, Staffordshire Mrs Brown, family and nurses, do St Piran's—Mrs Allen Sir John Ball Greene, C.B. Dublin Lady Ball Greene, do Miss Ball Greene, do Miss Hilda Ball Greene, do Mr George C. Ball Greene, do Mr Leland Greene, do Mr and Mrs James, Orange Free State, South Africa Miss Butterill Riverdale—Misses Evans Trevor house—Miss Worthington Mrs Hooper, friend and maid Mrs Bracegirdle and family, and Chester- Mr and Mrs Cooper, London Mr and Mrs Bethell Drayton Villa-Mrs Mason W. R. Rigg, Esq, Turton, near Bolton Mrs Rigg and family, do Miss Hurbert, do Mrs Black and family, Southport Bodafon—Miss Thomas Mr and Mrs Duncan, family and maid, Waterloo, Liverpool Mrs W. Henry Hunter and family, Bromley, Cheshire, do Miss Florence Clayton, do Pinehurst-Mrs Crump (private) Kersal house—Mrs Parry J. W. Cooper, Esq. Cambridge Mrs Cooper, do Miss Cooper, do Rev J. Rogerson, Carloch, Scotland The Misses Earps (3), Derby Fern Lea-Mrs McLevie Rev. Mr Binney, Wolverhampton Mrs Binney, family and maids (2), do Rev Mr Spencer, Hereford Mrs Spencer, family and maid, do Thornleigh— Dulas house—Mrs Hughes Mr and Mrs W. J. Smith, family and nurse, Leigh, Lanes. Glendale-Miss Wells The Misses Hansor, Walsall Mr and Mrs Evans, baby and nurse, Walsall Glan Neifion-Miss Roberts Mrs and Miss Tyndall Marlborough house—Mrs Redding Miss Keymer, Gaversfield Disley W. H. Crossley, Esq, Huddersfield Mrs Crossley, do Miss Crossley, do The Misses Crossley, do Master F. Crossley do T. H. Moore, Esq, Huddersfield Mrs Moore, do Miss Moore, do Master A. Moore, do Master B. Moore, do Miss Seymour, do Alpha House-Mrs Fox (private) Richmond House—Mrs Bridgewood Boyce Adams, Esq, Shelton Mrs Boyce Adams and family, do Riley, Esq, Bowdon Mrs Riley, baby and nurse, do Chesterfield-Mrs Malan Heathbank—Miss Jones E. Hickman, Esq, Mirchall Hall, Wolver- hampton Mrs Hickman, family and maids Mr and Mrs Charles S. Howard, Hill Top, West Bromwich Miss Allen, Birmingham Cardigan house-Mrs Hunt Mr and Mrs Carr, family and maid, Sale Conescliff—Miss A. Moulsdale Mrs Moore and family, London Rev and Mrs R. Moore, Kidsgrove Vicarage, Staffordshire Mrs and Miss Turner, Birmingham Mr Rowland Mason, Birmingham Mrs Mason, family and maid, do
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COLWYN BAY. Parish Church, Llandrillo.—English Services, 11.0 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. on Sundays. Mid-day Celebra- tion of the Holy Communion on the 1st Sunday in the month 8t. Paul's, Colwyn Bay.-Early Celebration of the Holy Communion every Sunday at 8.0 a.m. Mid-day Celebration 2nd Sunday in the month. Services on Sundays at 11.0 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. Matius daily at 10. Evensong and Sermon, Wed- nesdays, at 8. Rev W. Venables-Williams, M.A., Oxon., vicar surrogate. The Rev John Griffiths, M.A., Oxon., and Rev J. H. Astley, M. Cantab.^ curates. Dr. M. Venables-Williams, hon. organist. English Wesleyan—St. John's,-I'he Aventce.-Next Sunday morning 11.0, evening 6 30, Rev. J. M. Thompson, Colwyn Bay. Prayer meeting, morning 10.15. Sunday School, afternoon 2.30. Wednesday evening 7.0., Mr B. Robinson, Conway. Engbish Presbyterian.—Sunday morning, 11.0, even- ing 6.30, Rev T. Mortimer Green, Aberystwith. English Congregational.—Morning, 11.0, evening 7.0. Rev Thomas Lloyd, Pastor. Baptist Chapel (English Sei-v ices). -Morning 11.0 evening, 7.30. Rev. H. T. Cousin, South Africa Welsh Services: morning, 9.45, evening, 6.0. Sunday School: afternoon, 2.0. Parish Church, Colwyn.—English Services, 11.0 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. Sunday School, 2.15 p.m. Celebra- tion of the Holy Communion, 1st and 3rd Sundays in the month. Service on Wednesdays at 7.0 p.m., and on Saints' Days and Festivals at 11.0 a.m. Rev D. Pryce Jones, B.A., Vicar. Rev D. Stephens, B.A., Curate. English Baptist Chapel, Old Cohuyn.—Sunday Ser- vices, Morning 11.0, Evening 6.30. Sunday School, 2.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting on Wedresdays at 7.0 p.m. Pastor, Rev. E. Jones Davies. ADVERTISING COLWYN BAY.—In another column will be found a reply to Ben Smith's Sparks in last week's issue, upon the above subject. It is a subject worthy of more attention than has at present been given in this matter, a vital one for the prosperity of that beautiful town, "the Naples of Wales." NEXT SUNDAY'S ENGLISH BAPTIST PREACHER. —The English Baptists' pulpit will, next Sunday, September nth, be occupied by the Rev. H. T. Cousin, of South Africa, who has recently been selected as one of the white missionaries for South Africa, under the auspices of the Congo Training Institute, Colwvn Bay. During the services. which will commence at II a.m. and 7.30 p.m., sacred solos will be rendered. EDUCATIONAL SUCCESSES.—In the list of suc- cessful candidates at the Oxford University Local Examination held last July who satisfied the re- quirements of the Incorporated Law Society, we find the name of Mr W. Hatherley Jones, of r8, Aquarium street, Rhyl, who was a resident stu- dent at Dinglewood, Colwyn Bay, and who was late Managing Clerk to Mr Edward Roberts, Solicitor, Rhyl. We may say that Honours are not granted at this examination to candidates over 16 years of age. Dinglewood seems to have beaten the record at this examination. Out of eight resident pupils entered all passed, and the following succeeded in taking honors and distinc- tion, out of 2507 successful candidates ;-ISt Class Honors, J. N.Harlow who also obtained distinction, in English, Latin, French, Religious Knowledge, and Mathematics, and was placed ninth in all England. 2nd Class Honors;- R. F. Moore, who also obtained distinction in French C. E. H. Ellis, who also obtained distinction in Latin and French, and who, at an examination for Scholar- ships and Exhibitions held at Epsom College in July, 1892, obtained the first Scholarship, value £40 per annum, tenable for two years J. K. Ro- berts, who also obtained distinction in Religious Knowledge and English and W. Battersby. ISt Divisioiz,-W. 0. McLintock and H. Alcock, who both obtained distinction in Religious Knowledge. Ezcept the last two, all the above obtained prizes of value ranging from 10/6 to ^5. SERVICES AT ST PAUL'S CHURCH. SEPTEMPER nth.—THIRTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. MORNING SERVICE. Venite Nares in A. Psalms Handel & Purcell, Robin- son Te Deum Woodward, Morton Jubilate Jacob in A. Hymns 214, 311. Kyrie Vandermeulens. EVENING SERVICE. Psalms Barnby in D flat. Magnificat .} Nunc Dimittis j Maunder. Anthem 'Blessed are the merciful," Hiles Hymns 12, 234.
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TIME OF FISHING AT THE ROYAL FISHERY. SEPTEMBER. a.m. -i).in. Thursday 8. 421 Friday 9 455 Saturday 10 5 40 Monday 12 6 15 7 15 Tuesday 13. 8 0 8 5v Wednesday 14 9 27 Thursday 15. 11 20 Friday 16 12 55 Saturday 17. 1 55 Salmon season e-ids on the 15th, and the Herrilg season continues. A few good catches taken during last week in fine condition. T. L. PARRY-EVANS. THE COLWYN BAY LOCAL BOARD'S FINANCES. MISLEADING STATEMENTS AND OFFICAL EPPLANATIONS. Last week, sensational paragraphs respecting the Local Board's finances appeared in the daily papers on Friday and Saturday. The following appeared in the Liverpool Daily Post (Friday, Sept. 2nd, 1892), and substantially the same para- graph (with but slight verbal divergences) appeared in Friday's Manchester Guardian and Liverpool Courier, and in Saturday's Leeds Mer- cury. "COLWYN LOCAL BOARD AND ITS BANKING ACCOUNT.—The National Bank of Wales cashier at Colwyn Bay, who has acted as treasurer of the Colwyn Bay and Colwyn Local Board, yesterday intimated to the chairman of that board that the bank will not honour any more of the board's cheques. In the effort to place Colwyn Bay in the front rank of Welsh watering-places the board has been for some years past been engaged in large aud important works, the ctiief of which are the construction of a new marine drive and approach to the beach, recently completel at a cost of nearly £ 8,000, and a new water supply from Llyn Cowlyd, to cost X30,000, and which, it is claimed, will be the finest in Wales. In payments on account in respect of these and other works the board has overdrawn its account at the bank to the extent of £ 3,000. Hence the present stoppage of supplies. The rateable value of the district is £ 35,800." The two subjoined letters appeared in the Manchester Guardian, respectively on Saturday, September 3rd, and Monday. September 5th :— COLWYN BAY FINANCE To the Editor of the Manchester Gaardian. Sir,—On opening my paper this morning, being from home, I was startled by the grave if not sen- sational paragraph headad "Financial troubles of Colwyn Bay," furnished by a Bangor correspondent. Fortunately, corporations have no souls, so cannot be crushed or even knocked down, else the Colwyn Bay Board could hardly expect to rise after the blow Local aimed from such a vantage ground as the :1!anchestcl' Guardian. As a member of the Local Board, I sup- pose I must share the responsibility of dishonoured cheques, &o. In the meantime, awaiting our Clerk's or Chairman's explanation, I must urge, in extenuation (unofficially) of our woful condition, two or three facts. Our indebtedness to the Oank will be promptly relieved, and that ''national" institution may breathe again. Partly by unnecessary delay and partly tarough the serious illness of an official, the laying of our rate was delayed for three months, and I believe that to the end of August less than < £ 1,003 had been collected The provision for our new water supply, £ 30,000, has been granted by the Government, but none of it received. By the bye, our rate for the current year—not heavy-is 6d. less than last year's. I am credibly informed that within a week of our obtaining ttie new water supply something like X20,000 was offered for our bargain by a popular town 40 miles distant. Had I been at home I would have supplied you with exact figures, but this much of explanation seems to be called for. Friends here ask me, have many of you left Colwyn Bay to-day? As a well-wisher to and admirer of your city, I would say, I would that Manchester were not almost but altogether like us at Colwyn Bay, with an overdraft of £ 3.000 —Yours, &E., JAMES WOOD. Reform Club, Manchester, September 2. P.S.—I have omitted to state that the expense of our new water supply is to be share 1 by three oodies — Colwyn Bay, Conway Corporation, and the Rural sanitary Authority,—and, moreover, the cost of getting the bill through Parliament amounted to a sum under £ 7." "THE FINANCIAL TBOTJBLKS OF COLWYN BAY. To the Editor of the Manchester Guardian. Sir,—It is perfectly true that the cashier of the National Bank of Wales intimated to me two days ago that the Bank authorities had instructed him not to honour any more of the Board's cheques, but I hasten to disabuse the public mind of the idea of the CL Board being in a state of quasi-bankruptcy or any- thing approaching thereto. We have loans amount- ing to £ 3,700 sanctioned by the Local Government Board payable a month from this date, in addition to the district rate of at leaat £ 5,000. Surely a rateable value of £ 35,000 is sufficient guarantee. I have no hesitation in becoming personally responsible for the more than solvent position of the Board.—Yours, &c., WET. VEKABLES WILLIAMS, Chairman. The Vicarage, Colwyn Bav, September 2, 1892." THE FIRST COLWYN BAY REGATTA. The first ol what is intended to be a series of annual regattas was held at Colwyn Bay on Thursday afternoon, September xst, under favourable conditions. Despite the short notice at which the affair had been arranged there was a capital entry, no fewer than eight boats having entered for the chief sailing event, and from four to six in each of the others. Dr Montague Venables-Wilhams was the Commodore Mr Samuel Highfield, Vice-Commodore and Mr W. Jones, Rear-Commodore the Hon. Secretary and chief promoter of the meeting being Mr J. S. Highfield. Sales of programmes brought in jQi 2s 9d, and the subscriptions amounted to £13 :45, lid. the receipts totalling £ 14 17s Sd. Out of this was expended, for prizes, £ 10 19s, and for printing, cartridges, etc., etc., £ 1 19s 2d. The £ 1 19s 6d balance the Committee decided to distribute amongst the boatmen, who, lately, have not been doing much business. Results :—Handicap Sailing Race (course about miles).—Prizes equally divided between Lady Maud (D. Jones), Nightingale (D. Jones), and Sea Gull (William Owen). Amateur Pair-oar Race.-i, Stanley (Grange and Davidson); 2, Bessie (Lmgley and" j. David- son). Sculling Race for Amateurs.—1, D. Roberts; 2, T. Griffiths. Open Swimming Race. —x, Davidson 2, J. Hughes. Walking the Creasy Bar. — 3, Grange 2, Davidson. Open Four-oared Boat Race.-i, Mary) D. Roberts); 2, Louie (D. Roberts). Sculling race without coxwain, for fishermen. --I, D. Roberts 2, Tom Griffiths; 3. John Hughes. Duck tl u P. t. — h a o 11 n.
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La Plata villa-Miss M. Moulsdale A. Hickman, Esq, Wolverhampton Mrs Hickman, family and maids, do Mr and Mrs Nicholas, Birmingham Masters Nicholas (3), do Mrs Oldham and maid, Derby Rev Mr Jones, do Plas Eirias—(private) Grove-rd. Rose Villa-Mrs Davies Wrekin villa-Mrs Exell Mr and Mrs Strong, Birmingham Mrs Handley, do Ashton villa-Mrs Hughes (private) Ruyton villa-Mrs Baker Severn cottage-Mrs Thomas Mrs Wilson, Chester Mr T. Wilson, do Miss Wilson, do Misses F. and B Wilson, do Hawthorn cottage—Mrs Hughes Caradog villa-Mrs Williams Mrs Minshall, Olferton Miss Minshall, do Mrs T. Crook, Manchester Mr and Mrs Crook, do Miss and Master Crook, do Easton villa-Mrs Williams Mr and Mrs Wilks, and family, Stoke-on Trent Mr and Mrs Bone, Preston Mr and Mrs Hossfall and family, Oldham Miss Whittaker, do Abney villa—Mrs T. Davies Monton villa-The Misses Groomes Mrs Huxley, Oswestry Miss N. Huxley, do Miss Eliss, do Mrs Huxley, Montreal Mrs Yates, family and maid, Manchester Miss W alker, do Lawson-rd. Roslyn- The Y.W.C.A. Holiday Home Brook Lea—Miss Biggs (private) Wave Crest-The Misses Lever Allen Haigh, Esq, Huddersfield Mrs Haigh, do H. W. Hanson, Esq, Huddersfield Mrs Hanson, do Miss Hanson, do Miss E. Hanson, do Mr H. Hanson Denham lodge-Mrs Rowlands (private) Highfield-Rev. T. Lloyd (private) Tudno villa-Mr Nicholson (private) Plymouth villa-Mrs Williams Mr & Mrs Herbert Frost, family and maid, Manchester Mr Edward Barber (junr), Heaton Chapel Mr and Mrs George Fleming and family, Birkenhead Glenroy-Dr Phillips (private) Dinglewood School Cornelyn—Mrs Newton (private) Hillcrest —(private) Glen bank-Miss Hatcheley (private) Hurst Green—Mrs Austin Mrs Kilborne, Hinckley Morley villa—Miss Maurice Mrs Clarke, Smallheath, Birmingham Miss Gertrude Clarke, do Mr and Mrs Clarke (junr), do Wraxall villa-Miss Owen Mr and Mrs W. E. Gillett, and family, Streatham Mr and Mrs Matthews, Exeter Trigfan-Miss Williams Miss Field Mr and Miss Ranfield, Liverpool Mr and Mrs Rawlinson, Stockport Beechwood- Mrs Williams Mr and Mrs Rollason and family, Dudley Herbert Rankin, Esq, Liverpool Mrs Turner and family, do Mrs and Miss Lewis, do Abbey grove- Mrs Burwell Wern villa-Mrs Roberts Mr and France, Derby Miss and Master France, do Miss Oldaker, do Mr and Mrs Lee, and family (3), do Erskine-rd. Barrowfield-Mrs Hirst Sunny lea—(private) Belgrave-rd. Spring Grove—Mrs W. H. Thomas C. H. Wren, Esq, and family, London W. Vincent, Esq, London Mrs Vincenf, family and nurse, do W. Vincent, Esq, London Mrs Vincent, family and nurse, do Major Doherty Holwell, do Mrs Doherty Holwell, do Master Raymond V. D. Holwell, do Sefton house-Mrs Kirkpatrick Mr and Mrs Crump, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Oakeley, Manchester Mr Westwood, do Cavendish house-Miss Kirby Bryn afon—Mrs Workman (private) Liinefield-Miss Salter Brookfield-Mr Crawford (private) Murivance-Mr Nunn (private) Cystenyn villa-Mrs Roberts George Hesketh, Esq, Ashley Bridge Mrs Hesketh, do Miss Hesketh, do Masters George and Willie Hesketh, and maids (3), do Woodleigh-Mr Denham (private) Arden villa-Dr. Russell (private) Derwen-Rev. John Edwards (private) The Glyn- Mrs Morris Bryn Elian house-Mrs Jones Llys-Arfon-Mrs Williams Lansdowne house-Mrs Edwards Alfred Andrew, Esq, Waterloo, Liverpool Miss Andrew, do Mr Walter H. Andrew, do Mrs Harding, Manchester Mr C. Harding, do Miss Hodgkinson, do Mr and Mrs Hale and family, do Bay View-rd. Fern bank-Mrs J. Roberts Charles Eller, Esq, Manchester Mrs Eller, do Master H. Eller and nurse, do Mrs Friedley, New York Mr Gaynor, do Mr and Mrs Coalthorpe, family and nurse, Frodsham, Liverpool Clwyd villa-Mrs Jones Mr Duncan, family and nurse, Liverpool Miss Harris, do Mrs and Misses Coppag. Manchester Glandwr-Mrs Jones Misses T. and A. Hancocks, Woodfield, near Kidderminster Mr and Mrs Perry and family, London Mr and Mrs Littler, family & nurse, Oldham Miss Edwards, London Osborne house-Mrs Williams Mr and Mrs James Tatton, Fairfield Misses Tatton (2), do Masters Tatton (2), do Mr and Mrs Edward Tatton, do Misses Tatton (2), do Masters Tatton, do Mr and Mrs Pakeman and family, Derby Mrs Orpe, Uttoxeter Miss Orpe, do Mrs Parker and family, Spondon The Limes-The Misses Williams A. Hawkins, Esq, Edgbaston Miss Hawkins, do Master G. Hawkins, do Miss Vera Hawkins, do Mrs Plant, family and maid, Wolverhampton Colwyn Bay Convalescent Home and Massage Institute Mr Carmer, St Asaph Oxford house- Colonel and Mrs Tredway Clarke, family and maid, Malvern R. Allan, Esq, Dudley Miss Allan (2), do Miss Shaw, do Mrs Saunders, Abergavenny Mrs Grafton Jones, do Clifton house-The Misses Green Miss Green, London F. H. Jones, Esq, Mrs Buttler, family and nurse, Leamington Miss Huskisson, London Devon house-Miss Davies Master Percy Charlton, Macclesfield Master Pacey Charlton and maid, Higher Broughton Misses Hayward, Birkenhead Miss A. Hayward, Carlisle Mrs Renshaw, Manchester Misses Renshaw, do Elwy Grove—Mrs Chaplin Miss Hitchmough, Bowdon Miss Plimley, Bowdon Miss Towers, Motto Miss Lathan, do Sea View crescent. Fish Shop—Mr Thomas Williams Shop-Mr William Roberts, ironmonger Central chambers—Messr Pugh & Nunn, solic- itors- Mr Brackstone, house agent Dor6 house-Miss Davies Miss Cloueh, Liverpool Gronant house—Mrs Jones Glanafon-Mrs Jones Daisy bank—Mrs Parry Mr and Mrs F. T. Watkinson and family, Huddersfield Mr and Mrs Quarmly, Reddish Sea view terrace. 16—Mrs Roberts Mr Taylor, Redstreet Master Taylor, do Mrs Bulkeley, Birmingham Miss and Master Bulkeley, do Stanford House-Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs J. Ward (jun.) Manchester Master Robert Ward, do Misses A. & J. Ward, do East Lynne—Mrs Lunt 13-Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs Whitby, Liverpool Miss Edith Whitby, do Miss Lilian Whitby, do Mr and Mrs Tomlinson, Didsbury 12-Mrs Davies Miss Bowden, Manchester Miss Lodge, do Seymour house—Mrs Davies Mrs W. H. James, Ladywood, Birmingham Mr and Miss Kinder, Hyde Mr Stafford, do Miss Harrison, do 10- Misses Jones, Manchester Ashford house—Mrs Evans Mr and Mrs Crompton, Fallowfield Master Freddie Crompton, do Miss Violet Crompton and nurse, do 9-Mrs Jones 8—J. L. Parry-Evans, Esq. (private) 7-Mrs Davies 6-Mrs Williams Misses Hart, London Misses Austin, Liverpool s-Mrs Parry Mrs Brazier, Wednesbury Miss Brazier, do Miss F. Brazier, do Miss W. Brazier, do Miss K. Brazier, do Miss Phillips, Birmingham 4—Mrs Roberts Miss Hewgill, Withington Miss Robinson, Dukinfield Miss M. Robinson, Tunbridge Wells. 3-Mrs Bowen Mrs Boughton and family, Birmingham Miss Tibbits, Tamworth Miss Nellie Buckley, Leamington Langford House-Mrs Williams Misses and Messrs Upton, Birmingham I-Mr Davies Mrs and Miss Rundall, Blockheath, London Miss Wickham, Newcastle, Staffs Masters Townsend, Frank, and George Wickham, do Sea view cottages. 2-Mrs Evans Mrs R. L. Henry, London Misses Henry. do Mrs Weaver and two sons, Worcester 1-Mrs Davies Rose Cottage—Mrs Davies Miss Higgins, Herefordshire Miss Mary Higgins, do Rose bank, Victor road-Miss Jones East parade. Arvon House-Miss Hughes Rev Stephen Gladstone, Hawarden Mrs Gladstone, family and 3 ma:ds, do Mrs and Miss Brown, Colwyn Bay Master S. Brown, do Olive house—Mrs Roberts Mrs Arwin, Dublin Mrs Archer, baby and nurse, Liverpool Mr and Mrs Samuel, children (3) and nurse, Dublin
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Pendorlan villa—Mrs Lloyd Miss Bowmar, Leicester Miss Bradley, do W. Sneade, Esq, Leek, Staffs. Miss Bamford, Torquay Geo. Rathbone, Esq, Leamington Mrs Rathbone, baby and nurse, do Mrs Walker and family, Uttoxeter Flagstaff. Rock Villa—Mrs Davies LLANDRILLO-YN-RHOS. Rhos and Abbey Houses-Mrs Morgan Rhos Abbey—Miss Wilson Aberhod- Mrs Evans Devon House-Mrs T. Lavers-Morgan Dinerth House-Mr Thomas Williams Craig-ydon-Mrs Jones Bryndefaid farm-Mrs Hughes Glanymor, Rhos QUEEN'S HOTEL, OLD COLWYN. T. Bevis, Esq, London Mrs Bevis, do; Miss Bevis, do; J. W. Yates, Esq, Ashton-on-Mersey Mrs Yates, do; Miss Yates, do; Tom Yates, Esq, do; W. L. Nickels, Esq, Birkenhead Misses Nickels, do; Masters L. and G. Nickels, do Miss Evans, do D. Smith, Esq, Burton-on- Trent; Mrs Smith, do; W. C. Thorn, Esq, Liver- pool; E. R. Beazley, Esq, do; Mrs Beazley, do J. R. Bates, Esq, Manchester; Mrs Bates, do; Miss E. Bates, do; H. Barchard, Esq, Manches- ter; G. H. Salt, Esq, Birkenhead The Ven. Archdeacon Barber, M.A., Chester; A- W. Bar- ber, Esq, do; The Hon. Mr and Mrs Douglas Pennant and maid. Moss house, Old Colwyn-Miss Kay Green Cottage, Old Colwyn—Miss Lloyd Glyn farm, Glan Conway—Mrs Hughes