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... TIIE LOGK-O^T IN TiiE TUn- PL^TE TRADE.. 'To ihe Editor of the SOVTH WACES DAILY NEWS. Sift — Will you kindly allow me. tnrougli V,:e medium of year columns, to inform ruy felJow-wurkmen ip the tin-?*lafce trnde who have been so ui.'inercifnlly locked- out by their master,that fter consulting Mr-. Edward Bagot,Upper Eorest, Mon^ton, Uiat he agreed to a re-, adjustment of va^es throiignout ...
... STRANDIIsG OF THE CORNUBIA. BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY AT CARDIFF. The inquiry into the stranding of the Cornnbia steamer of Cardiff, which was opened at the Town Hall, Cardiff, 01 Monday, was resumed yesterday morning. Mr. E. O. Jones presided. Captain Knox, R.M., and Captain Castle assisted as Nautical Assessors. Mr. L. V. Hamil .ppeared for the Board of Trade, and Air. J. P. Ingledew i, 'r the ...
... LIBERAL AND LIBERAL. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,—Will you allow a sincere and hearty well-wisher of your paper to make a few remarks on the unwisdom of taking the opinion of extreme men as the standard of Liberalism ? In the South Wales Dailu Kites of this day your In- dependent Liberal Member makes use oi w following spiteful words about Mr. Forster Certainly, if auda- ...
... UBLIC ANALYST.—We are pleased to find that rising townsman, Mr. Morgan, Ph.D., of the School f tbp^Io.7'iPra??f'6t.reet' ^as bem aPPointed analyst for -Rural banitary Board. The appointment was unanimously made, and we have no doubt that when the Corporation of Swansea will shortly be making a simll. r NeXndghbouS f°U0W the eXaniijIe of their Neath neigbbourr, „ If £ LI> ^M*ErXDER'~At the ...
... /tffcOM OUR LON COR RESPONDENT fr'••••:•! oc Mr. Fawcetfc warn lii;r. ,'ilc jip'aks ml!, w;-i, c:: un,» V. pMnt. But he -xn,,r3 the won't tell rt a niefctln« or on the jfcnstings, ar-d mij' t b- pardoned there, but are .quite iiinpp'op!i:tt? in to-. Ii-)u ...
... BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting of this Board was held on Saturday, Mr. J. C. Nicholl in the chair. There was a good attendance of members. After some discussion as t liability, an order was made for the burial of a man who had been found dead in the river Ogmore. A committee of the Board who had visited the asylum reported on the satisfactory state in which they found that institution ...
... Lady Smith, widow of the S're8terd«y- attained the age of 101 at Lowestoft y ...
... Magna est Veritas et Prevalebifc. The Promoters and Proprietors last soason pubKcly announced that very heavy winnings were sure te he realised t the Kpsom (Derby) Meeting, and strongly advised new clients to maKe that Week the scene of their firnt investment. They now beg to anpend a staiemeatof the result, by whtrh it win be seen that 'heir anti- cipation* were fully realised, and they ...
... THERE seems to be some prospect that cre- mation will becomo popular in the next generation. At the Cambridge University Union, on Tuesday night, the members, consisting of graduates in the various colleges, adopted a motion in favour of the introduction of cremation into England by a majority of 101 votes to 42. It is evident, therefore, that among the alumni of that ancient seat of learning, ...
... THE ROYAL ACADEMY BANQUET. The usual banquet was given on Saturday evening by the President and Council of the Royal Academy to a distinguished company. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, tho Prince Christian, the Archbishop of Canterbury, most of the members of the Cabinet and a very largo circle of artistic and political notabilities were present. The President of the Royal Academy, ...
... On Tuesday the Court of Exchequer refused to grant leave to the above company to appeal against a deci- tion recently given by the same court, in which their lordships ruled against the plaintiffs in an action brought by them to recover from the Norwich Insurance Company the sum of £8,000 on a policy of insurance for the partial destruction of the Alexandra Palace by the well-remembered fire. ...
... THURSDA Y, MA Y 28, 1874. A meeting of the Council of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Collieries Association was held at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, yesterday, to receive a deputation from the colliers of the Aberdare and Rhondda Valleys, who were sent to lay before them the complaints of the colliers against one of the resolutions of the masters passed at a pre- vious meeting, that the men ...