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... ABERDARE. THE TAFF VALE RAILWAY COMPANY AND THE POWELL DUFFRYN STEAM COAL COMPANY, LIMITED.—At the Police-court on Tuesday, before Messrs, J. C. Fowler, R. H. Rhys, and D. E. Williams, the case of the Powell Duffryn Steam Coal Company against the Taff Vale Railway Company was gone into on its merits, and occu- pied the Bench nearly all the day. The Company seek to construct a bridge over the ...
... ABERDAR.rl,. TRADE MOVEMENTS. Yesterday we mentioned the fact that repairs are going on at the Aberamaix work as a sign of the state of trade. We now hear tha,t the Patent Fuel Works at Cwmbach, are being prepared for the resumption of work. PRESENTATION.—The friends of the Rev. J. P. Walters, have resolved to present him with a token of their esteem. An excellent painted photograph likeness ...
... The half-yearly general meeting of this company was held on Tuesday at Wood's Hotel, Furnival's-inn, Holborn Mr. J. Boyle in the chair. The report stated that the traffic for the half-year ending the 31st of December last amounted to £ 38,518, and for the corresponding Half of 1878 to £ 33,969, an increase of £ 4,549. The balance of net revenue account, after appropriating £ 3,013 for interest ...
... THE AMERICAN PRESS ON THE ALABAMA CLAIMS. The American papers of the 8th, 9th, and 10th have been received, and contain many references to the Alabama question. The Washington correspondents of the New York papers, who are usually well informed on political topics, are full of the subject. Writing on the 7th, the correspondent of the New 1 ork Times says the position taken by gentlemen closely ...
... A correspondent, in our issue of yesterday, called attention to the disgraceful state of Green-lane John and Helen-streets, Roath. His description was so far from being overdrawn that it fell by many degrees short of the truth, for the actual state of that district mocks description's littleness. John and Helen streets are in the eastern corner of Roath-they are the Ultima Thule of that ...
... London, which has been moulting during the recess» is itself again. The clubs are all activity the hotels are beginning to do a brisk business, which the proprietors hope will last till August. Kensjngronia, Belgravia, and Tyburnia are evidently commencing the season, and even the Ring and Rotten Row are beginning to be lively with the carriages of the aristocracy, and with noble horsemanship ...
... auh [These aUllouncements are inserted free of charge, but they cannot be attended to unless authenticated by the name and address, in full, of the sender. No cards are charged 2s. 6d. each.] MARRIAGES. EVANS—PRICE.—On Feb. 21, at Bedwellty Church, by the Rev. Edward Jones, Vicar, Mr. Thomas Evans, grocer, Church-street, Tredegar, to Jane, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Price, of the Tredegar ...
... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. THE CRAVAN MURDER. At the Cavan assizes yesterday, the jury disageed in the trial of Hugh Fay, for murdering his sweetheart. SUICIDE OF CAPTAIN PRINGE. Captain Pringe, the defaulting officer of Engineers, who committed suicide at Dundee, on Thursday, has been identified. His books show a deficit of over £ 3,00?). He left Southampton on the 8th inst., osten- sibly for the ...
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... vlast res-utxfI A=== ?? some of those who supported the Governmentthough in a ?? way. Trae, it is said by i that there was ;echnically an evasion of the Act of Parliament; but then, before the Govern- ment appointed Sir Robert Colliers they hasda offered the position to one judge ?? ?? on the bench, and it was systematicallyrefused. The office should, thereiren remain lra¢anl;, or else the ...
... . I I I 1: I s afe ,? - -I ? , II , ? ?iil fi t, ? .. t I (ESTALB3SHEED A1qNO i737.) BE LF AST: SATURDAY, FEB. 2t4 1872. Tra New Ydrk correspo ndent of the Dai12j Telegraph, in a cable telegram dated yesterday, states that the American answer to Earl Gran- vifle's note had, been. written on the previous day. The, answer reciprocates the professions of friendship in his ldorship's note, but ...
... LAST evening a lecture was delivered in the Sullivan School-room, Holywood, by Dr. Reas, American Consul at Belfast, on How to improve the mental, moral, and physical condition of the work- ing men, or the libouring classes. The lecture which was under the auspices of the Holywood Young Men's Association, was numerously at- tended by a highly-respectable audience. The chair was occupied by ...