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,F FACTS AND FANCIES." TWENTIETH CENTURY FACTS. The twentieth century will have twenty-four leap years, the greatest number possible. February will have five Sundays three times-1920, 1948, and 1976. The earliest possible date on which Easter can occur is March 12th. The last time it occurred on that date was 1818. The latest date that Easter can occur is April 25th. It will occur but one time in the coming century on that date—1943. The middle day of the century will be January 1st, 1951. There will be three hundred and eighty eclipses during the coming century. A MAN'S FOOD. Even as water is transmuted by being converted into steam, and its expansive power utilised in the performance of work, so the food consumed by the individual is transmuted into vital energy; and as the skilful machinist finds it the truest economy to select the best of fuel, so as to receive the best results in the form of quality and increased quantity of work, so will the individual find it immeasurably to his advantage to select his food with a due regard to its nutritive value and its quality. Man does not require as much food as is generally supposed, but it should be judiciously selected. CHINESE DOCTORS. There are very many doctors in China, and their profession is not a sinecure, for if a patient has medicines from a medical man he not only wants a quantity but expects it to change his condition immediately, and it is nothing uncommon to have three or four different doctors in the course of twenty- four hours. The medical men, knowing this, try and give them some red hot compound, that can be felt at once. The superstition that pervades every class is one of the many things that tend materially to keep China from advancing rapidly. Every shop has its joss, and the proprietor seeks its advice before deciding any momentous question. And he abides by its decision. THROUGH A PANE IN THE STOMACH. A Canadian hunter, through an accident, got a wound in the front of his stoma-h. Through this opening Dr. Beaumont watchert many months the process of digestion. On giving an ordinary meal with a moderate amount of clrink, he could see a multitude of glands in the stomach throwing out little (hops of white fluid-the gastric, juice-and a slow moving of the stomach from left to right. After observing this process for an hour he gave the man a tumbler of water to drink. In about five minutes he saw the dots of white fluid begin to cease and the movement of the stomach from left to right to cease; gradually the tumbler of water was swept up by the absorbents. and then, and not till then, the white drops of gastric juice again poured out. DEATH VALLEY ONCE A LAKR. In support of the view that, Death Valley in California was formerly the bed of a lake is" the discovery of traces of an ancient water-line running alonsr the flanks of the rnclosinsr mountains at a height of 600ft. The bottom of the valley is 200ft. below sea-level. The winds trom the Pacific cross four ranges of mountains before reaching the valley. and Iw that time they have been drained of their last drop of moisture. It is said that "no spot on earth surpasses Death Valley in aridity or Tophet- like heat." The lake that once filled it is believed to have been fed by a river which has now also vanished. The borax deposits of Death Valley are commercially important, but labour is all but impossible in a place where to be without water for a single hour in summer means death. VFEDWG THE NAVY. Among the curiosities of life at sea, states the Tloxpiial, are the arrangements for the meals of the sailors on board her Majesty's ships. Early in the morning the sailors get what one may call an official feed, again at noon, and finally another at half-past four p.m. From the half-past four o'clock tea-meal till early morning all is over, and anything which the "handy man may wish or require he must provide for himself from the canteen out of his "savings"—that is. the money that iie receives in lieu of such portions of his ration as he does not choose to draw. Now. in old days, when much of a sailor's work had to be done in spurts at odd moments, and when Jack Tar was constantly oscillat- irg between times of great exertion and of absolute idleness, there might, be much to be said for allow- ing a very considerable proportion of the diet to be taken at any time when opportunity might occur. A modern ship of war, however, is like a mill full of machinery, and things go on with much more regularity. EUROPEAN RAILWAYS. Most European railways carry three classes of passengers, and those of Prussia and Saxony carry four. In Wurtemberg you can buy a ticket good for fifteen days which is a general pass over the rail- ways of that kingdom. A third-class ticket of this kind costs about a sovereign, which makes travelling very cheap indeed, for with it a passenger can travel as often as he likes, stop where he likes, or travel continuously if he likes, within the fifteen- day limit. In Switzerland, where the main lines of travel have recently come into the hands of the Government, a similar pass is issued. A passenger desiring any of these tickets has to have his photo- graph affixed to it to identify him and prevent transfer. A fifteen-day ticket, third-class, costs something over a guinea, but it will take you practically all over Switzerland. Baden has mileage tickets, covering 1,000 kilometres, a trifle dearer, third-class. They are good for any members of a family or firm, and the rato by them comes to about, a halfpenny a mile. WIIALF.UONE. The substance commonly known Ps "whalebone" has been inappropriately named, inasmuch as it has no one property of bone proper. Its correct name is baleen, and it is found in triangular plates arranged round the upper jaws of Arctic and allied whales. As many as eight hundred plates have some- times been obtained from one whale. They are placed across each other at regular distances, forming a fringed filter which retains all the food taken with the sea-water into the mouth. lJaleen does not require much preparation for use: it is scraped, and after boiling for ten or twelve hours becomes suffi- ciently soft to be cut into strips for the market. The properties which render "whalebone" so valuable a commodity are its toughness, lightness, and flexi- bility, and power of standing high temperatures without change. In early days, when it was much cheaper, baleen was used for the framework of umbrellas, but, both on the score of expense and bulk, steel wire was substituted, since the parts of the old frames were so clumsy as to resemble the spokes of a wheel. Early in the 19th century the price of whalebone was as low at i225 per ton"; but in August, 1892, dry whalebone a year old fetched as much as i22,925 a ton. 1: MYSTESIKS OF CHINESE NAMES. The mysterious names appearing in the Ctmram despatches become familiar enough when translated. Thus, Tung means east; si, west: nan, south; pes, north; while tsin, or king, stands for capital or metropolis, as in Pekin (northern capital) and Nankin (southern capital). Tien means heaven, so en Tsin signifies heavenly metropolis. Hoorkiang means river, so Pei Bo is north river; SiKiang, west river. Che means saven; Che Kiang is seven rivers. Shan is mountain, and Shan Tung, east mountain,. and Shan Si, west mountain. Pai is white, and Par Shan, white mountain. Hai is sea, and kwan stands- for gate. Hai Kwan (the maritime customs) is gate' of the sea, and Shan Hai Kwan, mountain and sea. gate. Shang is a city Shanghai, city by the sea. Hoang is yellow; Hoang Ho, yellow river, and Hoang Hai, yellow sea. Yang means ocean, and Tse, son; hence the Yangtse River is the son of the ocean, and Tien Tse, son of heaven (the Empercr). Ku or kow is a mouth or pass, and Ta. big or great, so Taku means big mouth (of Pei Ho), while Nan Kow stands for south pass (from Mongolia). Hu is a lake; ling, a hill; hsiang, a village hsien, a tax district. Fu is a prefecture tai, a governor; tao, a circuit.or group of administra- tive departments so tao-si is a governor of a circuit, and fu-tai is a governor of a prefecture. Chao or kiao is a bridge; li, a Chinese mile; pa, eight, and thus l'a-li-kiao is the eight-mile bridge. Cho or chow is a depot or stopping place; hence Tungchow, eastern depot (of Pekin). Shen is a province, and Sliell-s. is the western province. Yamen is a police- station or official residence, and Hui, a secret society or club. Ts'ing means pure or clear, so Ts'ing- kiang is clear river, while Ta Ts'ing means great pure (name of present dynasty), and, Kwo being a kingdom or empire, Ta-Ts'ing Kwo signifies the empire of the great pure (China). Ta Mei Ka is the name applied by the Chinese to the United States, and means great America. SOME CURIOUS FACTS. The muscles of the human jaw exert a force of 5341b. The quantity of pure water which blood con- tains in its natural state is very great; it amounts to almost seven-eighths. Kiel estimates the surface of the lungs at one hundred and fifty square feet. or ten times that of the body. The blood is a fifth the weight of the body. A man is taller in the morning than at night to the extent of half an inch or more, owing to tht) relaxation of the cartilages. There is iron enough in the blood of forty-two men to make a ploughshare of twenty-four pounds oc thereabouts. The human brain is the twenty-eighth part of the body, but in the horse the brain is Dot more than the four-hundredth. The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine has now decided to despatch an important, expedition to the Congo Free Stat. next month to make inquiries regarding- the sleeping sickness, and its relation to other scourges ill the tropics. An aeronaut was killed on Sunday at Liege through his balloon colliding with a lightning con- ductor and partially collapsing. Two passengers iu the cn- had remarkable escapes.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dobell, Liverpool Miss Baincr, Liscmd Mr. and Mrs. Kabery and fam- j ily, Rochdale Iliss Brearley, do Mr. Gregory, Liverpool Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Stour- bridge Mr. and Mrs. Bird and family, Dudley Mr. Brookes, do Miss Stalton, Rochdale 21 Mrs. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. H. Fryer, Green- bank, Northwich Miss Doris Fryer, do Miss. R. Harper, Liverpool Mr. J. T. Gleave, do Misses Fisher, Wolverhampton Miss A. Tandy, do Mr. P. G. Robertson, do Mr. C. C. Hill and family, do Mr. and Mrs. Williams and fa. mily, Hassall Green,Sandbach Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Austin and family, Reek Ferry 22 Mrs Mann. Misses E. and J. Dullowav, Stourbridge Mr. J. H. Owen, Coalbrookgatc Misses M. and A. Gunning. Birkenhead U Miss Agnes Ince, Stourbridge Mr. W atts and son, B'ham Mr. and Mrs. Hussey, Dublin Mr. and Mrs. Ingham, Rochdale Mr. and Mrs. Upton, Burton-o^ Trent Mr. and Mrs. Melor and daugh- ter, Manchester U Mr. and Mrs. Allaster and daughter, Droysden 23 Miss Rice. Mrs. Cooper, Hanley Mrs. Ellam and familr. do Miss Wolliscroft, do Mr. and Mrs. Cox on, Stoke-on- Trent Mr. E. Coxon, do Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, B'ham Miss Morgan, do Mr. and Nirs. Wheeler and fa- mily, Wolverhampton Mrs. Jones, Newcastle Mr. Jones, do Mr. and Mrs. Copestake and fa. mily. Stoke-on-Trent 24 Percival and Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Everatt, B'ham Misses Everatt (2), do Masters Everatt (6), do Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Manchester Masters Hill (2), do Mr. and Mrs. Avery, B'ham Misses Avery and maid, do Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw' rtcr Miss Kershaw, do Mr. and Mrs. Kirby and fam- ilv, do Miss Hall, Rhyl 25 Mrs. Charles Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Trevitt, family and maid, Handlliworth Mr and A] rs. Rogers and daughter, Handsworth Mrs Ireland, Birmingham Miss Ireland, do ELWY STREET. 5 Rev and Mrs W. II. Evans Southport IFsc—Mrs. Jolley 9 Mrs. Roberts. i .1 Mr. and Mrs. Ilayns, B'ham M 'sscs Somes, Leeds Miss Rumfitt, do Mr and Mrs Fagan and family, Wrexham Mrs. NN-altho and family, B'ham Misses Lancashire, Manchester 17 Mrs. G. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and fa- mily. Manchester Mrs. W ood, Oldham. Mr. and Mrs. Lockett, Sta.lyb'gc Master Lockett, do Mr. and Mrs. Booth, Dunkenfild FFYNNONGROEW ROAD. 2 Castle View—Mrs. Tin- dall. Mr. and Mrs. Hill and family, Higher Broughton Rev. W. and Mrs. Bell, Crewe Mrs Williams & f'ly, Chester GRANGE ROAD. Mill Bank Inu—Mr. Jones. Miss L. Cooper, do Mrs. Lowe, Silverdale Miss Lowe, do Mrs. Davies, MUirket Drayton Miss Weate, dm Miss Stanley, do GRONANT STREET. 7 Mrs. R. 0. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Richards and ia- mily, Birmingham 21 Festiniog House—Mrs. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Tomkins and fam- ily, Oswestry Mrs Hughes, Royal Oak, Corwen Master Teddy Hughes, do Master Tommy Hughes, do 54 Mrs. Davies. JOHN STREET. Argoed— Mr. and Mrs. Heal and family, Fenton Mrs. and Miss Bourne, do MissMarks,do Miss Mawdesley, Longport Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and fam- ily, Liverpool 2 Kenneth Ilo,usc -Iliss Chilwell. Mrs. Morgan, Leicester Misses Morgan, do Mr. G.Morgan, do Miss Pickering, Marlborough Mrfl and Mrs. Dobbins, Bedford Misses Dobbins, do Master Dobbins, do Messrs. Smawley, Handsworth Misses Johnstone, Uttoxeter Messrs. Parker, Handsworth 3 Mrs. Badham. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, H'worth Master Palmer, do And maid, do Mrs. Shammcn, Birmingham Mrs. Morrier, do Miss Morrier, do Mrs. Perry, do Master Perry, do 4 Mrs. Trilby. Mrs. Stredwick, Dudley Miss Stredwick, do Master Stredwick, do Mrs. Cassiby, nr. Manchester 6 S. J. Ilayward. Mr. and Mrs. F. Guest and son, Bearwood Hill, Smcthwick Miss Green, Birmingham Miss Vaughan, do Messrs. E, and R. Poole, W7est Kirby Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Clarebrough and family, Sheffield 9 Mrs. Thomas Evans. Mr. and Mrs. W. Frost, Wol. stanton, Stoke-on-Trent Miss Frost, do Master L. Frost, do ■mi. JJanieL rwrcij uo Mr. Cassiby, junr., do Mrs. Hibbits and fly, Rochdale Mr. and Mrs. Griiffn, L'pool I r. Mathie, Cambridge .N I r. Mrs. Hibbert, Rochdale Miss Hibbert, do Mr. Spencer, Handsworth Miss L. Spencer, do Miss M. Spencer, do Miss Cash, do 10 Mrs. Cain Mr. and Mrs. Lomax, Eccles Miss Lomax, do Miss Lomax, do Miss enyon, do Mr. and Mrs. Fildcs and chil. dren, do Mr. and Mrs. Martin, do Ma ster Martin, do 11 Mrs. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family, Shrewsbury Mr. and Mrs. Bell and family, Chester Mr. and Mrs. Wiseman and baby Chapel-en-le-Frith Miss Robson, do Mr. and Mrs. Chester, and fam- ily Chester 12 Mr. & Mrs. Unsworth p. 13 Mrs. W'ainwright Mrs. Mullock, W'olverton Mr. A. Mullock, do Mr. Bramwell and partv. Shaw Master Denson, Green Looms 14 Mrs. Mannings Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Birmingham Mr. and Mrs. Lucas and fam- ily, Chorlton-cum-Hardv The Misses Brown Manchester Mr. W. Tait, do Miss Cottrill, Moseley Mr. and Mrs. Price, family and nurse, Dudley Port 15 Mrs. A. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Gross, and family, Manchester Mrs. Wr. H. Lusty, B'ham Mrs. T. Allsop, do Mr. and Mrs Selby and family, do Mrs. Smith, Hereford 17 Mrs. Jones Mr. Hutchingson, Manchester M'ss Wade, do 18 Mrs. Morris Mr. and Mrs. J." ay lor and baby, Manchester Mr. Carter, do Miss lludgson, Manchester Miss Hudgson, Newcastle Miss Lawton, Warrington Miss Luntson, do Miss Scott, Manchester Mr. Bird and family, B'ham Mr. and Mrs. Broughton, M'chr M aster Broughton, do Mr. and Mrs. Eddie, Stafford Miss Addie, do Mrs. Smith, We ter Master Smith, do Miss T. Wright, Birmingham Mrs. Tarrant, Woncfstci" Mr. Knockabout, Halifax 19 Mr. and Mrs. Bayley, family maid, Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. Evan- and fam- ily, Ruabon Nir. and Mrs. Ilayward, B'ham j ?vli.-s Ackson, do Mr. and Mrs. Smith and fam- ily, do 20 Misses Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Davis and child. Hereford Mrs. Rogers, Wrexham Misses Rogers (2), do Mrs. Collinge and child, Al- trincham Mi: s Wood, do Mr. and Mrs. Attenboruogli and family, London 21 Mrs. Trchair Mr. Gardner family and maid, W olverhampton Mrs. Williams and family, Bir- mingham 22 Brentford—Mrs. Elphick. Miss Smith, Rhyl Miss Parry, do Mr. and Mrs. Topping and fa- mily, Liverpool Mr. and Mrs. Richards and fam- ily, Ruabon Miss Jcnes. do Miss Lockett, Manchester 23 Mrs. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Burlington and family, Rochdale Mr. Ash ton, do Mr. and Mrs. Summers and fam- ily, Birmingham Miss Edwards, Caergwrle 24 Anglesea House— Captain and Mrs. Brown an family, Bedford 26 The Misses Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, Old Trafford Master Atkinson, do Master P. Atkinson, do Miss Atkinson, do Miss Holiday, do Mr. J. Holiday, Flixton J. Holiday, do Master H. Holiday, do Misses Holiday (2), do Mr. G. Holiday, Liverpool Mrs. G. Holiday and child, do S7 Mrs. Dowell Mr. and Mrs. Viccara and fam- ily, Stourport Mr. and Mrs. II. Entwistle, Calveley 2&1 Mrs. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs (rroye, Motram Master Basie Grove, do Mrs. Glover, Birmingham Miss H. Glover, do Mis Taylors, Wimslow Miss Parson, Didsbury Mr. Renshaw, Aston Mrs. Renshaw, do Masters H. and F. Renshaw, do Master Tom Renshaw, do 29 Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Jones, Llangollen Mrs. II. Yorke Madeley, Hall Green, Birmingham 30 Mrs. Jones. The Misses Edwards, B'kenhcad Mr. and Mrs. Bodle and family, Heaton More. Manchester Miss Titten, Rochdale Dr. and Mrs. Slums, baby nad nurse, Yorks 31 Mrs. Satchwell. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, B'ham Inispamsis—Mrs. Emblen. Mr. and Mrs. Wooldridge, Stoke- on-Trent Mrs. Smith, do M iss Smith, I.on don Mr. and Mrs. Stainton, B'ham Miss Stainton, do Mr. Stainton, junr., do Mr. Price, do Miss Griffiths. Manchester Mrs. Wood and family, B'ham Miss Cfittell, do Mr. and Mrs. Cattell, do Miss Heminsley, Wolverhampt'n Miss Heath, Burslem Mr. Heath, do Mr. Copestake, do Mr. Pearson, do Nil,, Mullins, do Miss Reynold, Birmingham Miss Marigold, Oldbury Mrs. Simons, Birmingham 33 Mrs. W. C. Davies. Mrs. Howkins and family, Bridgnorth Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, M'chester Mr. and Mrs. Alexandra and fa- mily, Flint 34 Mrs. Emblen. Mr. and Nirs. Wooldridge, Stoke- on-Trent Mrs. Smith, do Miss Smith, do Mr. and Mrs. Stainton, B'ham Miss Stainton, do Mr. Stainton, junr., do Mr. Price, do 35 Cardigan House — Mrs. Jenkins. lir. and Mrs. Griiffths, B'ham Miss Griffin, do Mrs. Humphries and ::ivr,;ly, Kidderminster Mrs. Hazelhurst, Wolverhampt Mrs. Hazelhurst, Woiverhampt'n 37 Anglesey House— RJV. Dr. Carlyon and Mrs. Car- lvon and mai d 38 Miss Boughey. Mrs. Boughey, Birmingham Miss Boughey, Birmingham Miss Edith Boughey, do Mrs. Everatt and family, Eclg- baston 39 — Mrs. Bishop and fam ly, Ston? 40 Mrs. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, son and baby, Ashton Mr. and Mrs. R. Deacon and family, Manchester Mr. and Mrs. A. Deacon and ba. bv, do Mr." and Mrs. Underwood and son, Stourbridgc Misses Niven, Chester p. M- p, 36 38 p. KIN MEL STREET. 4 R. E. Owens. (;rosveiic)r liote,-Ilr, A. W. James. 6 lr. J. Oldfield. 20 Mrs. H. J. Homan. Miss H. Brindley, Tipton Mr. and Mrs. Trainer, London Mrs. Rose and family, Oldbury Miss Holt, Rochdale Mr. H. Halliwell, do 38 Mrs. Goffe. Mr. J. Morgan, Birmingham Mrs. Doherty, do Mr. F. J. Doherty, do Mr. S. W. Doherty, do Mr. F. W. Doherty, do Miss Louie Doherty, do Mr. and Mrs. Washington and family, Chester Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, Shilton, Coventry Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Bloxwich Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, do The Misses Simmons, do QUEEN STREET. 1 Connah and Co. 2a Messrs. Williams & Co. 2b Miss Jandrell. Mr. and Mrs. Allen and family, Warrington Mr. and Mrs. II th and fam- ily, Redditch Mr. and Mrs. ''aitler, Longport Mr. and Mr do Miss TatP i. do Thr- Banks, Liverpool M' x family, Warrington Mr. an. Mrs. Franks, Wigan :\Iiss Franks, do I r. Blunt, Liverpool 3 Mr. Roberts. 4a Mr. Joseph Williams. 4b Mr. William Thomas. 5 Mr. Talbott. Welsh Congregational Cha- pel. 7 Rcose and Co. 1 Oueen's Square—Mr. R. B. Arnold. 2 Queen's Square-lr. G. E, Gratton. 8 Miss 11 olio way. Mrs. Salmons and f'ly, Coventry 9 Mrs. Jones. 10 Mrs. Davies. Mrs. Roberts, Liverpool Miss Roberts, do Nurse and family, do Mr. and Mrs. Book, Liverpool Masters Book, do Miss Book, do Mis. Reading, Walsall Miss and Master Reading, do lOb Mr. T. Homan. 12 Mr. A. Cheetham. Mrs. Ward and family, Rhyl 13 M rs. Wm. Jones. Misses Pitchford (4), Dudley 15 Mrs. Robins. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, B'ham 15b Mr Robins, confection'r 16 Mrs. 10. Williams. Misses Evans, Chester Master F. Evans, Birmingham Master C. Evans, do Miss M. Evans, do Mr. and Mrs. Neville and fam- Kirtland's Private Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Raybould, Os- westry Miss Raybould, do Mr. and Ilrs. Beach and party, Kidderminster Mr. and Mrs. Wilkc, Kidder- minster Mrs. Wilkes, senr., and fly, do Mrs. Boughey, Altrincham Misses Boughey, do Mr. T. Boughey, do 17 Mrs. Godfrey Harry. 19 Mrs. Murphy. 20 Mrs. B. Allen. Mrs. Tomkinson and fly, Crewe 21 Mrs. D. Jones. Mrs. Wolverston, maid and ba. by, Willenhall Mrs. Jones, Llangollen ilr. Jones, do 24 Mr. Pozzi, 25 Mr. Freeman. 26 Mr. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Gould, Bilston Miss Winnie Gould, do Master Arthur S. Gould, do 27 27b Mr. Bodington. 28a Mr. Parry. George Hotel. 30a Mr. Eisiski. 30b Mr. Bevins. 31 Mr. Jones. 32 Messrs. Rhydvven Jones and Davies. 34 Mr. Brookes. 35 8: 36 Mr. Jones. 37 Mrs. Betts. Mrs. Rush and family, Aston Mrs. Lee and family, do Mr. and Mrs. Bowen, Leigh Mrs. Taylor, Crewe Mr. and Mrs. Brown, B'ham Mr. W arr, Leicester Mr. A. Warr, do Mr. F. Warr, do 38 Messrs. Connah and Co 39 Mr. Goldsmith. PRINCES STREET. 18 Mrs. Cheney. Mr. and Mrs. Ilacket and fam- ily, Smethwick Mr. Valentine, Salford Miss Graham, Altrincham Miss Massey, Manchester Mr. Pennington, do Mr. Brown, do Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and fam- ily, Moseley RIVER STREET. 1 — Mr. and Mrs. Maguier, Leek. Miss Maguier, Leek. Miss Mottram, Leek. Mrs. Thurman, and family, Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, B'ham Mr. and Mrs. Longland, M'tei 2 Mrs. E. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Rider and family, Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, family and maid, do Mrs. Bayliss and family, B'ha n 3 Mrs. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Whiteley and fa- mily, Stretford Mr. and Mrs. Payne Hall and family, Uttoxeter 3 Lvndhurt-lrs. Jones. Miss Hubbard, Stourport Miss Timmins and maid, do Aliss Ellis, Leeds dr. Bagnall, Birmingham Mr. and Mrs. Roden and fam- ily, Stourport Mr. and Mrs. Evans and fam- ily, Birmingham 5 Glan'ravon—-Mrs. Will- iams. Mr. and Mrs. England and fa- mily, Envclle Mrs. Roberts, Wrexham Miss Roberts, do Nir. Roberts, do 7 Mrs. Simcock. Mr. and Mrs. Davies, Liverpool Master Leslie Davies, do M iss Davies, do 8 Mrs. Derrycourt 10 Mrs. W. Roderick 12 Mrs. W. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Doley and fam- ily, Birmingham Mr. Salt, Fenton Misses Salt, do Mrs. & Misses Roberts, Fenton Mrs. Wright, do Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and baby, X o r t h w i c h Mrs. Leighwaite, do 13 Miss Plant. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Ash- ton-on-Mei>ey Misses Henderson (2), do Misses Powell (2), Birmingham Masters Powell (2) and maid, do 14 Bod Meirion-Mrs. Lloyd Edwards Miss Yanx, Leeds Misses Roberts, Cwmyglo Mr. and Mrs. Danials, Birming- ham Miss and Masters Danials, do Mr. Webster, do Misses Bagshaw, Tylisley Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, Johns- town Nir. and Mrs. Pearson, baby and maid, Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Shaw < baby, do Misses Moores, Warrington Miss Atkinson, do Mr. Mcllbourn, do Mr. and Mrs. Dodd and family, Manchester 15. Mrs. J. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Molyncux and fa- mily, do 16 Miss Wadsworth. Mr. and Master Wilson, St. An n's-on-Sea 17. Mrs. and Miss Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Wynn and fam- ily, Wolverhampton Miss Spruce, do Mr. and Mrs. Felton Charles, Cambridge 18 Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Cooke, Birmingham Miss Flint, do Mr. and Mrs. Asinder and fam- ily, Birmingham Miss Cliff and family, do Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and fam- ily, Blyth Bridge 19 Springfield^—Mrs. J. W. I Forbes. 20 Mrs. R. Jones. Mrs. and Mrs. Reynolds, Man- chester Miss Agnes Reynolds, do Miss Queenie Reynolds, do Master Jimmie Reynolds, do Mrs. Hallinan, Chester Miss Dorothy Ilallinan, do Miss Blanche Groves, Bridgnorth Mr. iV Mrs. Marshall, Wednes- fie ld Master Robert Mills, do Miss L. Gatley, Stockport A. do Mr. J. Gatley, do Ir. Ted Jones, do 21 Mrs. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Mason and fam- ily, Wavertree Mrs. Mason, do Mr. and Mrs. Lichstenfeld, baby and nurse, Manchester Mr. Bert Owen, London Daisyfield 22 Mis? Whitehouse rr. and Mrs. Merria, Harborne Mrs. Norton, Coventry Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Man- chester Mrs. De Meya and family, Har- borne 23 Strathmore—Miss M. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Livings, baby and nurse, Cheltenham Mr. and Ir's, Lipscoinbe, Bol- ston Nilla, Worcester < 24 Mrs. D. B. Jones Mrs. Millward & maid, North- field Mrs. Sprowson and family, Wil m slow Air. and Mrs. Greaves, maid family, Longton Mrs. Hollin and family, B'ham Mr. and Mrs. Deville and baby, Stoke-on-Trent Mrs. Pool and son, Wolstanton Mrs. Ridge and daughters, Sta- lybridge Mrs. Hughes and son, Park- field, Liverpool 26. Mrs. Puree. Mr. and Mrs. Gleane, family and maid, Manchester. rr. and Mrs. Roekenell, and family, Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Killon and fam- ily, Chester Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson and ba- by, Manchester Mrs. Atkinson, do 27 Daisyfield—Mrs. E. C. Gibbs. Mrs. Wilson, Manchester M isc> Taylor, do Miss Whithan, do Mr. and Mrs. Lawton, Moore. Staffordshire Mrs. and Mi Badaims, B'ham M ssos Davies, Wrexham Mr. and Mrs. Wildgocse and fa- mily, Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes and family, Tunstall 28 Mrs. E. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Rider and family, do Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, family and maid, do 29 Mrs. Hodgslcin. rr. and Mrs. Booth, fanfly and maid, lIandsworth Ir. and Irs. Sund and family, Alverston Mrs. Handsccmbe, and family, Birmingham Miss Fallows, Wednesbury 31 Ir. and Mrs. Madocks, M'ter Masters Madocks, do Misses Madocks, do Ir., Mrs. and Miss Humphreys, Leeds 32. Rushton House, 1\1rs, Bloor. Mr. and Mrs. Wigley and baby Mrs. Style, do Mr. Stvie, do 33'Mrs. J. W. Hughes 34 Glen Hurst—Mrs. W. Wynne. Mr. Battersby, Stoke-on-Trent Mrs. (collier, do Miss Collier, do 11. Cheetham, Esq., Mrs. Cheetham 51iss Cheethanl, Master R. Cheetham C. II. Baker, Esq., Derby Mrs. Baker, do Miss E. Baker, do 34. Mrs. Wvnne. Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Liverpool. I Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Ruthin 36 Mr. and Mrs. Beresford and fa- mily, of Sale Mrs. Shuker, Handsworth 38 Misses Jones and Hum- phreys. Miss Stachlady. Liverpool ST. ASAPH STREKT. 2 — Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Mostyn and family, Bray, Co. Wickiow SUSSEX STREET. 1 London and Provincial Bank—Mr. C. D. Cop- ley, manager. 2 and 3 Sussex CoHee Cafe 4 Mr. K Mr. and Mrs. Durban:! family. London Mrs. Ilowartb, Bacup Misses Howarth (4), do Mrs. Griffin, Kidderminster Miss Griffin, do 5 Bee I live—Mr. Miller. 6 Mr. Kevsar. 6a Mr. Cotton. 7 8 Mr. J. M. Griffiths. 9 Albert Vaults. 10, 31, 12 Waterworth Bros. 13 Offices, of thei Rhyl Re- cord and Advertiser' and Gwyliedydd (the Watchman Messrs. Amos Bros. 15 Messrs. Ila'twood and Co. 16 Mr. G. E. Gratton. 17 Mr. G. Williams 18 Mr Robinson. 19 Mr. Freeman. English Baptist Chapel. 21 Parry and Son. 22 T. J. Boyle. 23 Royal Hotel—Mr. Gib- son. WATER STREET. 1 Mr. Maltby. 2a Mr. T. Griffiths. 2b and 3 Messrs. Clarke and Sou. 3b Mr. Angel. 6 Mr. T. J. Boyle, Welsh Baptist Chapel. 7 and 8 Messrs. 10. B. Jones and Co. 9 Messrs. Owens and Sons. 9a Mr. Glynne, Tones & Co. 10 16 Mrs. Prince. Mr. and Mrs. Jewsbnry and fa- mily, Jlarborne Misses and Master Guest, do Mrs. Probyn and family, Smeth- wick Mr. and Mrs. Browne, Moseley I Misses Browne, do Mrs. Hartley and fly, Smethw'k Mrs. Dawe and family, do 17 Mrs. Bayley. Mrs. Fearnall and family, C'ter Miss Williams, Bangor Mrs. Perrin, London Kev. Mr. Lester and family, Warrington Mr. and Mrs. Giles, Birkenhead \1 i" Parks, Shrewsbury 13 Madame Boullemier. Rev. and Mrs. Gilmour, chil- dren 6c maid, Burton-on-Trent Mr. and Mrs. Hadlow, Coventry fladlow, do Mrs. Dodridge and baby, do 19 Misses Griffiths. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries, Walsall lisses Teffries, do Master R. Jeffries, do -Afrs. Williams, Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, MVr Miss and Master Williams, Jo Master Harrison, do Mrs. Hardy. Marlborough Misses Hardy, do Masters Ilardv, do 20 Mrs. Evans. :'dr. and Mrs. Chambers and fa- mily, Wrexham Mrs. Iliggs and family, Bridg- north Mrs. J. Higgs, do Mrs. and Misses Ellis, Wrexham Mr. and Mrs. West, Bilston Miss Nash, London 22 Miss Fru'ber. Ir. and Mrs. Ilcrton. B'ham Mr. IInrt< n, junr.. do Mr. and Mrs. Orford. M'thestcr I Mr. Orford, junr., do Mi s Orford, do Mr. and Mrs. Staaley and lam- ilv. Warrington M' Norton, -Birmingham Mr. Walter Evans, Rrabt n Mr. Measures, Birmingham Mi>scs Evan? (2), Wolverhamp- ton -dr. and Mr-. Pearson, Bradford Ma 'er Pearson, do Master W.-dmslev, do Mr.md Mrs. Davies, M' M r. I i a i 1, d -1 Mrs. Hall, fly ind maid, d" Mrs. Dain ami fa:r.ih-. Sutton Coldfield Miss Dain, do .dr. ( li p, Birmingham 24 Miss Williams. ATr. and '\Irs. -ii-npsoi-], B'Iiarn Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, do Mr. and Mrs. Corbett and fnm- ily, do Mr. Hickin, Wolverhampton Mr. Warne, do Mr. Ward, do 25 Mrs. Keene. Mr. and Mrs. Mould, baby and nurse, Wolverhampton Air. and Mrs. Pivett and fam- ily, do Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Burt ).. on-Trent Misses Taylor, do Mr. and Mrs. Tinsdale, Shrews- bury Miss Keeth, Birmingham Hands, do Mr. iSc Mrs. Orton, Leamimdo"- Master Orton, do ° Orton, do Mr. CowdeH, Wigan Mr. T. Tohnsen, London 23 Miss s. Evans. Mr. Goodman and family, Hinchley Mrs. RmvboUom and family, do Mrs. l'ayne and family, B'ham (t- Robertson, Manchestci Mr. J. B. Robertson, do 29 Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Bostridge, Birmingham Master Bertie Bostridge, do Mrs. W. field, do Miss J. Field, do Mrs. Marson, do Mrs. Jones and family, Crewe Miss R. Wolton, do Mr and Mrs. Walker and fam- ily, Manchester Misses Gibson (3), Birkenhead Miss Hughes, do Mr and Mrs. Pearcy and fam- dy, Seiglev Hiss Edith" Madelev, Burton- on-Trent 30 Mrs. Myerscough. Mrs. & Master Starkey, Willen- hall Mrs. Penduris, West Bromwich Mrs. Hale, do. 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Major and Mrs. D'Alton and family, London Miss Freeman, do Mr. (' Rushworth, Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Truclove, Hems- worth, Wakefield The Misses S. Louden, Llan- gollen Messrs. Ile.-iord, Manc-hesier Mr., Mrs., Master, and Miss Witham, Bradford Mr. Harper and children, Wol- verhampton Messrs. & Mrs. Spencer, Roch- dale Miss Raviior, do Ir. and Mrs. Marsiand and child, Wednesbury I Miss Marsiand, do Mr. Walker, Darlaston Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Roscom- mon, Ireland Nir. Hart, London Mr. Kent, Liverpol Mr. R. Wells, Dudley LIST RECEIVED WITHOUT ADDR JOSSES. When making the list up, will the Householder kinalv see that, the name and address is put on the form supplied an also write PLAIN, in order that an accurate list may be eiven.