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Family Notices

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IR,T 14 BIRTHS. JONES March 17tb, at Denbigh House, London Road, Holyhead, the wife of Mr. W. LL Jones, of a son. JONES—March 19th, at Bagi'lt Street, Holywell, the wife of r. John Jones, miner, of a daughter. JONEs-March 22nd, at Pistyll, Whitford, Holywell, the wile of Mr. William Jones, of a son. JONES-March 22nd, at Poplar House, Bryncelyn, Greenfueld, Holywell, the wife of Mr. Elias Janes, of a Boy). JOYCE-March 19th, at Chapel Street, Denbigh, the wife ot Mr. John Joycs, of a son. PRICE-March 23rd, the wife of Mr. Richard Price, labourer, Abram's Lane, Denbigh, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. PARRY JONES March 18th, at Llanasa Parish Church by the Rev. W, Lloyd Protheroe, vicar, Mr, John Parry, Af cnsoch, to Miss Jane Jones, Caeau, Llanasa. DEATHS. BASKBS-March 21st, the Rev. Edward W. J. Baukes, vicar of St. Augustines's Victoria Park, Hackney, Ind second son "of the late Mr. J. Scott Bankes, of Soughton Hall Northop, BRADLEF-March 18th, at the Cottage Hospital, Mold, Mr. Lonsdale Bradley, aged 6o years. GOODWIN-March 19th, at Gwernaffield, Mold, Mr- John Goodwin, aged 60 years. HOWARD At the Union Workhouse, Holywell, Helena Howard, aged 65 years. HUNT-Ntlarch 19th, at the King's Arms, Bagilit, Mr. Thomas Hunt, aged 69 years. JONES—March 18th, at Rhydgoleu, Mold, Catherine, daughter of Mr. William Jones, aged 17 yea"- TtEATTNG-March 18fch, at Henffordd, Mold, Bridget, widow of Mr. Michael Keating, aged 68 years. MAT-HEWS—March 20th. at Oakenholt, Flint, Ernest, MSe beToved child of Mr. John ^Matthews, aged 5 PARRT—March 19th, at Chapel Place, PenybaH Street, HoUywell, Mr. Robert Foulkes Parry, tailor son of the late Mr. Daniel Parry, joiner, Holywell), aged 68 years. PETERS-March 15tb, at Daisy Hill, Buckley, Mr. W. Peters, aged 70 years. PICKERING—March. 10th, Anne, widow of the late Mr. John Pickering, Maesypwll, Graianrhyd, Llan- armon In-Yale, aged 72 years. Q ROBERTS—February 21st, by droning at South Shields, Thomas Owen, second son or mr. uouu Hooson and Mrs. Mary Roberts (late of Llan- ddulas), aged 16 years. RORERTS—March 16th, John, eldest son of the late Mr. Robert Roberts, Calcot Bella, near Holly well, aged 47 years. WLUJAMS-March 16th, at Top Gwespyr, Mrs. Eliza- beth Williams, aged 79 years. lThi*' wSS' p." y So* Llandegla-in-Yale, aged 73 years. «* v, at Pl&s Asbpool, Llandyrnog, wssr^"wSr™d8irL.. Wra»K-M«cb 15th, at TTpper Brognallt, Holway, Holywell, Maria, widow of the late Mr. John Wynne, aged 71 years. In Memoriam. BELLIs-In ever loving memory of Dora, the clearly- beloved child of Mr. and ft, ,o,r isgfi' Liverpool House, Flint, who died March 13th, 189b, aged 6 years and 8 months. Farewell, dear Dora, still to us so dear, Oft we breath your memory with a tear, Short was your life, but long is your rest, God called you from ua soon, He thought it best. Loving thoughts shall ever linger Round the spot where you are laid.

WELSH MARKETS.

. CATTLE MARKETS, AND FAIRS.

WORKMEN'S DWELLINGS.

THE ASYLUM DRAINAGE.

THE EASTER HOLIDAYS.

-6 A REACTIONARY RECORD.

SLINGS AND ARROWS.

DENBIGH.

SALE OF PROPERTY.

COUNTY POLICE COURT.

THE LIBERAL CLUB.