... Kow°TiTF.R MAS DKOWNED AT/THE DOCKS.—Yesterday Wilson, who lived in Si>iottlands, was drowned vUv Bute Dock. Hj^'OHxi .vATK MISHAP AT ST. FAC.AXS.— A mischance at fost threatened to have fatal consequences, K PUce at St. Pagans, on Friday. two brothers, •K3V'-Thornton, one a seaman, just discharged from a the port of Cardiff, and tiie other a resident of y^a, who had come up on a visit, ...

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... Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by Prince Leopold, Princess Beatrice, and attended by the royal suite, arrived at Windsor at 8.50 on Saturday morning, having travelled by special London and North- Western train from Scot- land. The weather during the early morning was bois- terous. None of the public were admitted to the station. The royal party immediately on their arrival drove to the ...

... The further examination of the persons taken into cup- tody at the Clarence, Exchange, and Alliance Clubs in Leadenhall Market, Whitefriars-street, and Water-lane, City, charge with infringing the provisions of the Betting House Act, were placed before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House, on Saturday. There was a long array of counsel present to defend the persons charged. Mr. Straight, who ...

... At a meeting of the Society of Engineera held on Monday evening last, Mr. Jabez Church, president, in the chair, the paper read was on Milford Haven and its new Pier Works, by Mr. Henry Davey, C.E. The author commenced by referring to the natural advan- tages of Milford Haven, which Lord Nelson once pro- nounced to be One of the best harbours in the world. Although there was a mean fall of 22 ...

... SOUTH WALESDAILY NEWS OFFICE. 4 A M. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [RECTER'S AND CENTRAL PRESS TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. M. THIERS' INAUGURAL ADDRESS. VERSAILLES, Wednesday Evening.—M. Thiers 3D his inaugural message to-night. It is said during the vacation perfect order had pre- JJILED, and progress made towards the restoration S the country. Prussia had already received I^)00,000 francs, and would ...

... GENERAL NEWS. The next Cabinet Council will be held on Fri- day, and not to day, as announced in several of the papers. The Earl of Harrowby, accompanied by Viscount and Lady Mary Sandon, has gone to Egypt. The annual collection in Ireland in support of the Catholic University is announced for next Monday. The construction of a number of new dry docks is contemplated at Waterford. The Prince ...

... see^ ve^ nrob^lftW r%°f- /esterday reports that it seems very probable that Christmas will pass over us with AUTFNI using the spring sorts to fill m> the void. In such a case the nursery stock as fine and Wy, would be invaluable but being only in limited growth it would be quite insuffi- cient for urgent and general wants. The French managed to get over their difficulty chiefly by spring sorts ...

... H A YERFORD WEST. FUNERAL.The funeral of the only son of Mr. John Harvey, whose death has already been announced in our columns, took place yesterday, and was attended by the leading tradesmen and professional men in the town. Much sympathy is felt with Mr. Harvey's family on ac- count of the peculiarly distressing nature of their bereavement. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE.—On Monday evening last the ...

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... FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1872. THAT the working-classes of Great Britain, who earn more than the corresponding classes in any other country in the world, with the exception perhaps of America, are on the whole the least provident of any nation has frequently been asserted. Whether this assertion be true, we shall not argue, contenting ourselves with expressing a belief that the statement is a ...