... CORRESPONDENCE. THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP PRIXCE SOLTYKOFF. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE WALES STAR. —A subscription list has been opened by the firm. L. Guoret, owner of the above-named steamer, in aid of the widows and orphans of the men who lost their lives on the Porsal Rooks, near Brest, on the 13th of December, 1891. I will esteem it a favour if you would help me, through the medium of your ...

... CYMDEITHAS CYMRU FYDD BAREl A CHADOXTON. Bydd y gymdeithas uchod yn cynal ei chyfarfod nos Iau nesaf, yn y lie arferol, sef Vestry Bethel, Court-road, i ddechreu yn gywir am haner awr wedi saith. Dymunir ar yr oil o'r aelodau i gofio hyn, gan fod Ilawer o gwyn ein bod yn cadw ein cyfar- fodydd yn rhy hwyr. Bydd genym lawer o waitb pwysig i'w wneyd cyn dechreu ar y ddadl. Pwnc y ddadl nesaf ...

... AN INTERESTING WEDDING AT BARRY DOCK. THE MARRIAGE OF MISS MOLINEUX. The venerable old Parish Church of Merthyr Dova,n was, on Christmas Day, the sconce of an interesting wedding ceremony, Miss Margaret Annie Molineux, eldest daughter of Mr L. Molineux, Holton-road, Barry Dock, and Glebe- street, Penarth, being united in the bonds of holy matrimony to Mr Frederic Brockington, clothier, &c., ...

... Manibus date lilia plenis, g Purpureos spargam. S Thursday morning brought us the news the death of two men—great in their Dositionl and their opportunities for good and evil. Ili. Eminence,1 Cardinal Manning, passed away at 8.20 a.m., and was followed forty minutes afterp by His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarene and Avon dale. The spiritual Prince died in the| fulness of his years, after a ...

... SELECT BENEFIT CONCERT BY THE PUPILS OF TEE. COURT SCHOOL, CADOXTON. A grand invitation concert of a highly artistic and most successful character in aid of the funds of the- Barry District Nursing Association was given before a select audience of the ladies and gentlemen of the district on Thursday evening, the 14th iiist., at the Public Hall, Cadoxton-Barry, by the pupils of Miss Small, The ...

... THE FENAB5H SURVEYOR AGAIN ABSENT. THE LOCAL €fO VERXME NT BOARD WILL PROBABLY BE APPEALED TO. On Friday evening last a meeting of the Local Board committee appointed to investigate the matter of the Cogan brick pond was held at the Board's offides,, Penarth. Mr H. Snell was elected to the chair, there being also present- Mr J. Y. Strawson and Mr E. Riley. As the surveyor was not present, the ...

... The weekly meeting of this Board was held at the t-nion Workhouse on Saturday, when there were present—Rev. F. W. Edmondes fchairmanh Rev. H. Lewis. Colonel Warlow. Alderman E. John, Messrs. Thomas Rees, Edward Lewis. W. Howell (Pencoed). W. Howells (Wick). T. L. Roberts. D. Thomas (Tytalwvn), D. Bowen. W. Jenkins (Laleston). W. Jones. J. Barrow. J. H. Thomas, John Rees. Rees Thomas (Pyle). ...

... A SCENE AT THE BRIDGEND POLICE-COURT. SPIRITED PROTEST BY MR. HUGHES. At the Bridgend Police-court on Saturday last, before Mr. R. W. Llewellyn (chairman). Mr. C. P. Davis, and Mr. R. L. Knight. David Owen, of Blaengarw. haulier. summoned Isaac Rees. of the Ffalda Farm. Pontycymmer, for assault. There was also a cross summons. Mr. T. J. Hughes appeared for the defence. — Complainant stated ...

... Mr. Thomas Stockwood held an inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of Timothy Phillips at the Pontycymmer Arms, Pontycymmer, on the 24th inst.—John Thomas deposed that about five o'clock on the day of the accident he (the deceased) and three others were ascending the pit in a cage. They ail heard that something was the matter with one of the guides, and heard the overman was going ...

... PRINTING ORDERS of Every Description a t _tne Office of tni» Pa^or. ...

... BON OILSTONE, We are pleased to learn that the worthy host of the Old Post Inn, Mr. Lemuel Griffiths, is fast recovering from his serious illness. His hand, although in bandages, is progressing favourably, and he hopes in a short time to be able to attend to the wants of his numerous customers. As a host, Mr. Roberts is courteous and kind, and all friends and visitors will find him in the ...

... THE IRISH HOME RULE BILL. INTERESTING MEETING AT BARRY DOCK. On Sunday evening an interesting address was delivered to the members.of theJohn Mandeville Branch of the National League, Barry Dock, by Mr. John Valentine, hon. organiser of the League. Dr. O'Donnell presided, and the Roman Catholic School Chapel was well filled with an appreciative audience. We noticed amongst those present the, ...