... Penarth Football Club. 1st XV. FIXTURES. 1894-95. Late Versus. At Result Sept. 15 Ebbw Vale H won „ 22 Poritymoile H won 29 Pontypridd H won Oct. 6 Gloucester H won ly 13 Morriston A won „ 20 Bristol A won >» 27 Llanelly H lost 3 Abergavenny A won » 10 Devonport Albion H won 9p 17 Cardiff A won 24 Neath H won Dec. 1 Aberavon H won 8 Newport H lost 10 Moseley H won v 15 Penygraig A drawn ...

... Poaching at Llandougk At Penarth Police-court on Monday Jonah Davidj gamekeeper in the employ of the Marquis of summoned two men named Williams and Robert Thomas with poaching on the 11th January. Mr Corbetr, solicitor, who appeared for ihe prose' cution, stated that Robert Williams was the son of Mr Williams, Llandough Farm, one of the oldest tenants of the estate, and it was with great ...

... THUS CAPE ■ FOR -j. W0DDING CHKES a B a j § i JL JL jriL I. TRY 1 v WARNER'S HOW MADE BREAD. W. G. WARNER, FJreJnLcb. Confeotionev 93, GIebe I /Wed arxd JWal s0 West Cottages, CORNERSWELL -11; 0 1) DRINKS. Soda Water I Lemonade Lithia W ater Ginge>* Ale Seltzer Water Ginger Beer Potass Water Hop Ale, Orange & Quinine &CPP &c.' Syphons filled with an f the above drinkfo15 KOFS HOP BITTERS ...

... ORGANS, 27 stois, 22 dollar# J PIANOS, 150 doV.ars. catalogue -9zjiel F- Beatty, Washington, New Jersey ...

... Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, Youth- ful Imprudence, &c. AFTER many years' suffering a Gentlemen has obtained a simple SELF-OURE for NERVOUSNESS, Loss of strength and Energy, Weakness, &c. All sufferers should write at once for particulars, which will be forwarded free Send self-addressed stamped envelope, plainly written, to Mr ROBERTS, 1 WHITE LION STREET. ISLINGTON* LONDON N. (Name Paper) ...

... An Aged Lad. At the Peaarth Police-court on Monday Mr Wm. Warner, baker and confectioner, Glebe-street, was charged by H.M. Inspector of Factories for South Wales (Mr Augustus Lewis) with neglecting to hang a certified Copy of the Factories Act in his bakehouse, and also with employing a lad after hours. In the first case defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined 10s, including costy. With ...

... G hit-Ghat. The funeral of Mrs Muller, wife of Mr George Muller, founder of the Ashley Down Orphanage, Bristol, took place last week at Arno's Vale Cemetery. The first portion of the service was condueted at Stokes Croft Chapel, by Mr Muller personally. Mr Muller is 90 years of age. 0 0 0 The deceased lady took a deep interest in Mr Muller's woik at the Orphanage, and also in his labours as an ...

... The pT3ce was we![ sufted to repose. and it is on record that aH the Archbishops of York 1 esorted t tbitbf'r when their presence was not required in that citv. BoJJinNbed savs: At is a ca5rell belonging to the Archbishop of Yorke, where ho usotb ott to he whfn he .-efrpc ...

... —— —, Local Weddings. RICHES—BRUCE.' ? A pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Michael's church. Lyme ?? ? Tuesday between Miss May Bruce, youngest daughter of the late Canon Bruce, of Brynderwen, tJsk, and Mr H. Cecil Riches. dentist, Windsor-terrace. Penarth, andyounet son of Mr C. Harry Riches, of Cardiff. The Rev Roland Halt. vic&r. assisted by the Rev C. Ballene, curate, and a MI choir, ...

... FOR i 'TRY '_—-— ■— r ^/sf G. VV Street, i%M7far JaL ...

... *cuoMt.u uuttj, uavtng a boisterous gown of Nacic velvet upon him, a,s ho came out, overthrew the cross which, trailing down along the tappet, cha.Dced to fat! on J ?. w. Bonner's head. The Cardinal attn?m ?y the confusion inquired what bad bapp ...

... Alleged Arson near CaCILoxfuoii. PENARTH FIRE BRIGADE REQUISITJONED HAYRICK ABLAZE NEAR PENARTH. COMMENDABLE PROMPTITUDE OF INSPltf TOR ROBERTS SAVES ONE RICK. ACCUSED UPON HIS TRIAL. IMPORTANT ADMISSION BY THE PRISONEP Before Messrs T. Morel, John Cory (Sea-view), aC District Councillor W. L. Morris at Penarth PoliCI court on Monday, a fireman named George Williaitf of no fixed address, was ...