... Saint Audries', Penarth. Miss Eleanor Grace Davies, who gained her diploma for the London College of Music in December last is a daughter of the Rev P. Davies, Llanybri, Carmar- then, and pupil of Miss Frost, Saint Audnes. (Two diplomas only were given for the Cardiff Centre. in- cluding all the surrounding towns). Miss K. Morgan, nire years of age, daughter of Mr Morgan, kVest- bcnrne ...

... Take it out of What You Owe Me. At the Penarth Police-court on Monday—before Mr Valentine Trayes and Mr W. L. Morris— Catherine Vel-uul), wife of a Penarth boarding-- master, was charged with being drunk and incapable on Christmas night. The Bench fined her 5s, Defendant: Take it cut of what ,the court owelij me- gentlemen you owe me 5s now tor actmg as interpreter. ...

... CHAPTER XXX. A well there is at Carshalton, And a neater one never was seen; There is not a maid of Cii-shalton But has heard of the well of Boleyne. It stands near the rustic churchyard, Not far from the village green; And the villagers show with rustic pride, The quaint old well of Boleyne.-Old Ballad. HENRY, before he married Anne, in privacy, fre quentiy rode abroad in her company from ...

... 100-000 DOLLARS- BEATTY'S Organs ar Bargains. For particulars. catalofu e Address Dauel F. Beatty, Washington* New Jersey YOU WILL NEVER GET WELL HUGHES'S- ramm'UH BLOOD PILLS Try what you may, the system will never be eradicated of Disease until the Direct and v Specific Remedy for the Blílod is taken. Hughes's Blood Pills For Bad Blood, contains the germs of all the Ailments which trouble ...

... Notes and Comments. THE announcement of the death of Mrs Miiller, the wife of the founder of the remarkable work done for poor orphans on Ashley Down, will be received with much regret, and sympathy will be felt for her ven- erable husand, who has thus lost a valued helper in his manifold good works. Mr George Muller's first wife died in February, 1870, and he was married to the lady now ...

... I Correspondence. The Editor does not hold himself responsible for the opinions expressed by Correspondents. THE CHAIRMAN AND J.P. To the Editor of the Penarth Chronicle Sir—I was gratified to see that evidently our new J.P. had not condescended to bemean himself by answering A Voter. I fully concur with Nemesis, and have had my- self exceptional facilities for testing the manliness and ...

... Womanly Conversation. Keep a watch on your words, my sisters, For words are wonderful things They are sweet, like the bees' fresh honey— Like the bees they have terrible stings They can bless like the warm glad sunshine, And brighten a lonely life; They can cut, in the strife of anger, Like an open two-edged knife. Let them pass through your lips unchallenged, If their errand is true and kind- ...

... WOLSEY, THE CARDINAL-CHANCELLOR OF ENGLAND. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. By JOHN ASTLE. [ ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ] 44 if the time should arrive when it may be right- fqUy celebrated, I shall have nothing, my liege, to der ID opposition to your royal will, replied the Ordinal. Chap Equivocation is worse than lying! cried the King. with more than wonted fierceness of tone. I* Speak out on the point. ...

... MEXICAN CURE. IT NOWN as REV. JOSEPH HOLMES' Mexican Prescrip- tion, is the only guaranteed Remedy for all who suftV r from the errors of youth, nervous weakness, exhausted vitality, kidney, bladder, gravel, prostrate and kindred complaints, and has stood the test for twenty years. Send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Jos. Holmes' Remedy Co., Bloomsbury Mansions, Bloomsbury Square, London ...

... 1 Weekly Notes by Quirkquequip. The Editor does not hold himself responsible for the opinions expressed in these notes. LOCAL CADS. The term Cad, to my mind, expresses an intensity of meaning such as cannot be found in any other word; and the more its significance is studied the greater appropriateness will be seen when applied to Certain young fellows who prowl about at nocturnal hours, not ...

... THE CAKEIND CONFECTIONERY SOLD AT THE IS UNSURPASS D Trial Comrince. Come once, and. you will come again. H. IM wiiiiiiams, THE QUEEN RESTAURANT. Stanwcll (ADJOINING STATION,) A _R- T PENARTH. ...

... Death of a Quondam Notorious Penarth Boarding Master. KNOCKED ON THE HEAD WITH A POKER. An inquest was held at Cardiff Gaol on Wednesday afternoon (before Mr E. B. R^ece, coroner), touching the death of William Burchell, aged 65, boarding bouse-keeper, at Barry, who died in the prison on Tuesday. The body was identified by Wm. Rees, superanuated officer of Customs, of 7, Mori.'mer-road, father ...