... MAINTENANCE THE MILITARY. FIGHT FOR THE COUNTY OFFICES. The quarterly meeting of the Glamorgan County Council was held the Gwvn-hall. Neath, Thursday, under the presidency Mr. J. Blandy Jenkins. There wa full attendance members. STEAM ROLLERS. the minutes of the roads and bridges committee coming up for consideration. Mr. Nicholl proponed that the committee be recommended to four more -team ...

... BRO. TOM HUGHES. OF LLANELLY, ELECTED GRAND MASTER. INTERVIEWED yl AFFECTING FRIENDLY TIES. The conclud'iig sitting of th- Animal Movable Committee the llajiciwster I nit.v Oddfellows was held M'ddlesbc. rough Friday, Grand Maite** Thomas l-lduior«l?on presiding. AGED POOR COMMITTEE. The Corresponding secretary read a letter from the the Select Committee the Aged Deserv.ng Poor. if there were ...

... THE CEREMONY SOUTH KENSINGTON. rO'iM THE LAUREATE. The Lot don • Daily News' states that Maieitv Victoria will * on next make inspection Kensington Palace. The visit will of a strictly private character. The yueen has rie«ired go through ail the old apartments th.«t knew vrell a child, and hfr finest son. the Prince of Wales, will accompany her Her Majesty, as well known, has a wonderful ...

... SCAIE OF PRhPAID ADVERTISE_ ~-M-BENTS. This Scale does-notapply -to Business Advertise ments, Notitet of Eisteddfodau, Sports5Con csertsor to Anntouncehileds emanating from ublic r BOdies. w Six Times words. . Three Six Daily and Wors. nc. Times. Times. once in ?? ?? eekly. s. d. s, d. s. d. s. d. 20 0 9 1 6 2 0 2 6 28 1 0 2 3 3 0 3 8 36 1 .4 3 0 4 0 '10 44 1 8 3 9 5 0 6 0 Each additional ...

... HE PAUPERS’ BREAD CARDIFF. INVESTIGATION BY THE COM- MITTEE. THE WORKHOUSE BAKER RESIGNS. A meeting of the Cardiff Workhouse Visiting Committee was held on Thursday afternoon it the Union Offices (Mr. Frank Beavan presiding), at which the question of the bad bread sent to the workhouse and Ely Schools came up for pointed consideration. A sub-committee, consisting of Messrs. Price, Jones, W. J. ...

... EVACUATION OF} FASHODA., MAJOR MARCHAND LEAVES CAIRO. oe RETURN ROUTE—A SEVEN MONTHS’ JOURNEY. [PRESS ASSOCIATION SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) CAIRO, November 13. Major Marchand and Captain Baratier, accom- Pasied by Sergeant Dat and three Senegalese sold-ers, left here to-night at +.40 for Fashoda. Although the Bulak Dakrour Station, from which the train started, is two miles outside the city, and the ...

... Solos, WITH PIANOFORTE ACCOMPANIMENTS, FOB THE POPULAR PRICE OF ONE SHILLING; POST, 1/3. The Sale of No. 1 exceeded all expectations, and a glance the contents No. 2 (given below) will show that it is even more interesting than its predecessor: CONTENTS : SONGS. Afton Water . Ham* Angel's Whisper. The Lover Arab's Farewell. Blockley Ash Grove. The Welsh Babylon Fallen Work Barney O'Hea ...

... SWORD ARRIVED IN CARDIFF. MORE ABOUT THE CEIEF CHORAL COMPETITION. LETTERS FROM REPRESENTATIVES Of THE CHOIRS. Arrangements for the forthcoming National Eisteddfod Cardiff are progressing rapid.y. Every day sees something finished or pushed stage or two further, whilst certain mem- , hers of the committee* and the secretary (Mr. D. W. Evans) almost live in the pavilion, ' Local choirs practise ...

... TM ETIPIHANY SESSIONS. CARMA!RTHENSH]IE. Thefollowing are the eases heard at these sspsionson Friday, at Llandilo Fawr, before Mr, J. Johnes (chairman), Captain Phillips, and Messrs. It. Smith and J. Bishop:- A LUCKY WOMAN. Ann Miller, alias Kelly, alias O'Brien, 31, was indicted for ?? the stum of £1 5s and a1 purse, tie moneys and property of Cathesine Gibbs, ?? Fawr, on the 12th November ...

... sUccEss, * © THIS EVENING, AT 7.30, TL DON tA CCESS— BELLE OF NEW Y ORK. MUSICAL COMEDY Now Playing to Crowded Houses at the Shaftesbury Theatre, London, PECIAL MORNING PERFORMANCES. DECEMBE jist and JANUARY 7th, at Two o'cloc New Box Office at Theatre (St Mary-street Entrance) open from 10 till 5 Seats can be booked by letter, wire, and telephone (No. 362) a G RAND THEATRE. Lessee and Manager ...

... SPECIAL MEETING OF THE GUARDIANS* COMMITTEE. DR. BUIST AND THE PRESS. AN ALLEGED BREACH OF FAITH.' The vaccination committee of the Cardiff Board of Guardians met yesterday, and. while objtcting outsiders endeavouring to secure justice for the three medical men whom the committee seek to turn adrift in order create a distinct appointment for which their chairman will a candidate, resolved to ...

... QUESTION AGAIN CONSIDERED THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. TEETOTAL SELFISHNESS IX THE ASCENDANT. PREVIOUS DECISION UPSET. Alderman D. Jones. J.P.. presided over a special the National Eisteddfod (Cardiff; Executive Committee on Friday afternoon. for the purpose of re-consider>ng the question of providing all kinds of refreshments the Eisteddfod meeting. There were 32 members present out of total ...