... NEWPORT CABMAM MAL- TREATED. Nash Farmer's Violence. At N wport County Police Court on Saturday Evan Tom Wd-Ib. a young married farmer, of Nash, w»s in the dock about an atrocious assault upon Henry C'lloi t, cab proprietor, cf Stow Hill, At 8.30 on Saturday night last the farmer engaged Collett, who was on his hansom at tho Marshes-road stand, to drive him home, the fare being agroed ...

... OLWEN. (Y Ger(1doria.eth gan yr Awdwr.) Pan oeddwn gynt yn fachgen lion, ■ Yu. byw mewn bwth yn ISghymrii, Mi deimlais awydd yn fy mron Am fyn'd i ddechreu ca.ru A ffwrdd a- mi yn ngoleu'r Lloer i Mewn gwisg o wl&n Ceridwen, i Trwy'r eira tew a.'r awel oer, t Nes cyrbaedd at fy Olwen. CYDGAN. j Edmygais ei gruddiau swynbudo!, y i, Yn ngoleu serenawl y nos: Mite neithdar cusanau barddonol -• Yn ...

... j Mr Eustace R. Williams, brewer, Newton, ca.\v!, was found on Monday near the gateW^ the brewery shot through the head. Dr, uder was immediately sent for, and saic life | extinct. The deceased gentleman's gun was lying across his body. He was very respected, and had been a member of the trict Council. ...

... Mr Highcollar Mrs Cash just told me that otii: church entcitiiinment is to be :t high- ioned affair. No tickets will be sold.—Mr Shirt- front No tickets sold ? How do you expect to make any money ?—Mr Higheollu We shall allow patrons to purchase cards of admiesipn. ...

... MANCHESTER CATHEDRAL. The Welsh service annually held the Man- Chester Cathedr vl took place on Tuesday evening. There was a large congregation. The sermou was preached by the Bishop *>f Bangor, whose text was taken from p*ss*e3 in St. Paul's Epistie to tbe Homans and |he 22nd chapter of the Acta of the Apo .tles— Of the tri.I)1:o of Benja- mill, A of no mean city There was, the Bishop said ...

... (Dat. iii. 20.) Gwyiiaw wrtli ddrws y galon-—wna'r Ie3U A'i rasol gymhellion; Fe gar Ef i agor hon,— O wr, cly w, rhyddha'r c!oioa. O wr, clyw, c!oioa. Ysitradiellte. Llanobfab. ...

... HKB HA JEST r XHJB QUEEN and H.E.S. Princess Marie of Greece, tlie 1'rinccnt ? Hea-tur», Vietori;- and Hobenlohe use KOKO she Hair, and > ery highl; of it. The letters m&v be seen at the omccs of tha Koko-Maricopas Co Litd., 16, Bevis Marks, London..Sold by all Druggists, Chemists at ia, 2s &d,aod per Bottie.i67 j ...

... (Press Association War Special.) GENERAL BULJLEK'S HEADQUARTEB.S, BOTHA'S PASS (via Newcastle), June About nooo to-day the infantry deployed for an attack about two miles from the pass. They advanced across a valley, out of which a precipi- tous road leads to the pass, and in magnificent order they reached the spurs of the range without drawing the enemy's fire. The leading file had gained, ...

... DEATH OF DR. RYLE. Dr. Kylo, late Bishop of Liverpool, who went to reside at Lowestoft about five weeks ago died at his residence, Helmingham House, Kirklev Cliff on Sunday afternoon. The late prelate's health had caused some anxiety of late, although he had occasionally beeu able to drive out, but the end came at 2 o'clock on Sanday. Deceased was in his 85th year. The news of Dr Kyle's death ...

... 12nd GLAMORGAN VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. CAMP AT BREAN DOWN. Hard Work at the Battery- The big guus at the Brettu Down Battery were belching forth fire, smoke, and 11.51 b. shot. The gunners, in their white duck overalls^were sweat- ing profusely. On the narrow cemented space inside the battery Captain Brain, Mayor of Cardiff, stood mopping his perspiring brow and wishing the Still wasn't quite so ...

... REPRESENTATION .OF CARDIFF. Mr J. M. Maclean, M.P., and the Tory Executive. The following further correspondence has passed between Mr J. M. Maclean, M.P., and Mr Lewis Morgan, hoo. secretary of the Cardiff Conservative Association 40, Nevern-square, Earl's Conrt, S.W., June 10th. Dear Sir,—I had begun writing a long letter in reply to your last communication, bar I have given it up. I am not ...

... NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD. Music Programme. On Tueadav nigilt at the Vestry Hall, Merthyr( a meeting of the Mimical Committee of the National Eisteddfod, 1901. was held under the presidency of Mr Thomas Evans, Dowlais. It was agreed to ask the winning choir at the chief choral competition to take part at the concert at night, and to give a performance of the ten work. the prize to he presented in ...