... to me for breaking into the house of John Pryce. of Cwingwern. When I took him into custody he had the clogs on I now produce. I compared the clogs with the foot marks near the house and they exactly corresponded.—J ibn Danily, superintendent of police ...

... ratepayers. CoMPETITIVE MEETING —The Wee!eyans of this place held their mantel competitive meeting at the liner! on To. slay evening. The Rev H. Hughes, Tvwyn, pr sole i and the Rev R. Turbo, Davies, Aberdare)+, conducted. The ow musical competitions we re ...

... concertina ou.lo by Mr D. E. Jour. soil recitations by Mr 11. Anil .in a singing competition, Mr 1). Garner was awarded first prix• and Mt Ambrose second : suit in a speech competition. Mr T. It. liriwspls re el% bust and Mr J. second plat*. Pkt•l VTATIg.N. —Last ...

... be regretted. Never, perhaps, is the history of travestied justice was a human being seemed of serious crimes with less er dance to connect him with them, than Mr EDWARD Jonas was charged last week at Towya. There was absolutely no evidence at all—not ...

... or after; and in classics and mathemati‘a I beat 'em all clean out of the field! As for riding, no one ever ton bed me; or dancing either; let alone that I was the handsomest man in the county, and the beet-dressed, for that matter; besides being the wittiest ...

... end.' collection of vegetables not for competition. There was ale: a Lend ehow of fruit. In the industrial section there was more than the usual competition, and there were also several exhibit* not for competition. The show wasopened to the politic at ...

... 30th, for a job, and my father giving him one to sell herrings I don t know what he was to get for that. I afterwards saw dance selling herrings. I saw him receive from 151 to AL I found the poisoner afterwards at the Railway Tavern, rind .end told my ...