... CRITICAL cONDITION OF TIE VICTIA. A Mr. Beresford, a horse -keeper, of Altrineb:im, )e]ar Malncclester, has been admitted into the Cardiff Workhou-e sfferiel from a fractured kutll. Oil Monday lie lay in a very critical conidition, a01(1 at five o'cloek Mr. Louis Sullliel, J-lP, ?? by Mr, Morris (ioagietrates clerk), attelildll to take his depositions'. The Datieit, however, wls SO low tilat ...

... MERTHYK GA RDlANNS 'AND -I :STRIK. REIEF ?? I I l' - ;f WE4AT THE COLIJERY OWNERS ASK' FOR. - At th e we;okly meetiug of the Merthyr Board of Guardians on Saturday, Mr. F. T. James!: (the c.ellk) said that hef had 'received notice i fromlhis 'London agcnts stating that i n the 3 case;othe appeal af the Powell Duffryn Corn- pamy against the ducision of Lord' Justice Y Romere in the. action ...

... CARMARTHENSHIRE.MEN IN . LONDON. I WHAT THE LONDON WELSHMEN . HAVE' DONE FOR WALES. Natives of Carmarthenshire resident in the Metropolis held their first ?? dinner on Saturday at the Holborn Restaurant. The gathering was largely attended and enthusias. - tic, Mr. W. Llewellyn Williams presided, and amongst those present were Messrs. Vincent Evans, J. H. Davies, William Davies, W. Collins, ...

... :ANSENCE OF REFORTEI, COMPLAINED OF. WHERE PRESSMEN WOULD BE-s WELCOME GUESTS. en Thle Idle and District Branch of the National mn Agricultural Union has had a diiner at the tr New Inn, Idle, at which zi Mr. Baxter, in pro- in posing The Press, waxed indignant at the o1 absence of reporters.! He expressed his deep g disaptointinent that, the press had nopt been. is represesn,tedthere that ...

... M3fETvOROLOGIOAL NOTES. . - SO'tOT WILES TIDE TABLE. 'Iuea- il3dr',le 4 216 21 26 3a9 331 ?? . Lp u .; 329i 3 1 3 241 4 12 414 Fob. 7 lueitrhr 30 32 31 27 10 26 9 26 0 Wed- NDora' 4 6 3 4 4 3 4 58 5 0 nesdaiy, E 21 4 36 5 29 631 Fob. _ _ _ _ _ 80 12 5 2'9 8 29 2 Il ot1i tl3so-nig s 11 l 431 5 6 6 5 63 day, hy m l z. 5 401 5231 534 6 26 628 Feb.9 91.ll4i; 154 1 130 4133 033 1 32 8 Friday, Bfor ...

... |WALES DAY BY ID Ay ' w~o Welsfi Methdis ;bp~ , one i'n Sw't, Wales and t'he other in the No>rth, csn pcjnt. to an aggrgte debt of' about £e8,000. ,rLord and Ledy Vincent, who are the gtieat I. f Major-general Lee anld 'Miss Lse at Trb. i Mount, Dinas Powis, .aittended the Cardt- e 'Fsia ?? night. X. ;- gMr. Owen Edwards sacrifoces mnany thir4* ti -somnetimes strict accuracy-to be enlhsiyn Y' ...

... - iA A YOUNG JAPANESE ADOPTS HIM AS 3o FATHER. i in Mr. Wif. J. Bryan. the leader of the great m Democratic -party in the 1tnited States, has vs had many rnsear experienecs, but he probably Fl never exp)rienced any senlsation q1uite so quceer de as on -he tdsy when a Japanese youth of high 1I degree 'adopted him, or, to express it seith to more precision, when, withaoit his own consent, to ...

... CARDIFF HEALTH COMh MITTEE. REPUSE DF.STRU(TOR TO BE ERECTED. SEAMEN LODGERS ON LICENSED PREMISS. INSPECTION OF MEAT. A special meeting of the health committee of the Cardiff Corporation was 'held on Monday to consider two or three important questions. Alde.rman T. Windsor Jacobs occu. pied the ?? first questioh considered was the erection of a refuse destructor. Last year a deputation, ...

... LO;AL NEl .PARAGRAPH.S.I The aninuait Cardiff Post-office hail has this year iie'ifcncelled in view of the war. SMOKERS finding Mild Tobacdo l'0rnso their toncues should smoke Aircher's Golden, Returns B (regiEteredl; Mediutm ftavourr fully matured.t . our years in bqnd before'befgn cut.' Ll3t2' fi f: The gas stojeers strike at Neath. has ben settled, thc demandi. of the men having been cl ...

... B y ; . : - -. I - . ut Mr. Lascelles Carr has left Cape Toln fct nd Natal. be A lkdy auctioneer is Cardiff's latest acqui. es. tion. She sells canaries and parrots. e Bird's for Sale and Shaving!-eo reads & ho signboard Over a door not far from the Cardil tbTown-hall. of Lord Rosebery has been made an Oddfellow u- Sir William Harcourt has been made an odd man ont. Come, friend, untie thy ...

... THE LATE LO0RD K ENSINGTON I. FUNERAL AT ST. BRIDE'S, PEI-f. The funeral of the late Captain Lord Kensingtoni, of the 2nd Life Guards and 10th Hussars. took p'ace at St. Bride's Church. Peembrokesrhire, on Monday at one o'clock. andl was largely atterded by noaility and gentry. The body, encased in a, leaden shell and wooden outer coffin, arrived at Southampton from South Africa in the ...

... It looks as if the international yaclit race is going to rival the Yanko-Spanko War. What I like about 'Gurnos,' writes Baptist deacon, is that he knows the time and the place. He has jnst been in Barry preachi4 IN about ' Satan and his works.' It is now an open secret that the gifted authoress of the now Welsh novel, Th . Patroness, is Mlre. IV. G. Spurrell, wife of the Rector of ...