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... FOREST OF DEAN SCHOOL BOABD. THE RL IGIOUS QUESTION. D At the Monthly meeting, heid at Cinderford Town-hall or. Wedneeday evening, Mr. boid, of a Newnhmm, the chairman, presided. There were M leo ?? Revs. William Barker, Thomas. S Nicholson, and C. Griftha; Messrs., L. Batten, b C. C. Bough. Alfred Tidler, Joseph Thompson, c T. B. Brain, and Arnold Thonia.-The Rev. William Barker moved, That ...
... 1- At the Swansea police-oourt, on Tuesday, a liocence was applied for by Mr. George Ginnett to act stage playa in the building whioh has been erected by him in Bichardson.street. The application was opposed by Mr. A. MelilUe, on his own behal, and by Mr. WVood. ward, on behalf of Mmra Price, the Bank Ilotel, the contention of the latter being that if a dramatic licence were granted alicence ...
... TflI RD MON01WUTRSHIBE RIFLE Pairs I; PRIZE SHOOTING AT NEWPORT. 'Very I; ?? b 6,E ' I he nineteenth annual prize meeting of the 3rd poeliI Mmioneuibebire Elflen took place on Thursday, on the county range, Newport Marshes ΒΆ11w SI.N following as the result of the firing frtesevera ad6 prizes:- m l IZMrcxT'uiSPaRer (plirsented by the officers and non~ L.. ?? d officers of the corps) open to ?? ...
... An adjourned quarterly meeting of the above oorporation was held on Wednesday, when there were ?? Mayor (Mr. Jres Rogers), Aldermen T. Phillips, S. Jones Jenkin , P. Rogers, and W. H. Brown Messrs. W. Tuomas (ex.mayor), J. Iewie. B. D. Bernie, Daniel 7ones, T. Davies, T. Bees, W. F. Richards, P. A. Yeo, V. R. Rmith, J. 1. Evans, E. B. Daniel, John G':mbrook, S. Hughes, and Bees Davies. ...
... A VICIOUS HUSBAND AT CARRABTHEN. -At the C -a~ plmoutonMonday, Thomas Carma he poliooeoouwrt, on ~ee 1 Thomas Jos, iK?4tret, oonfectioner, a m a somerhat advad x Year, whose drbnkmg habits have olesrly told o w his bdr itnk mental, eonatitutian, as brought bo if r worahios at the instanee of his wife. It appears that the first applied for an order of separation from a husband who has several ...
... CARDIFF. f KEW IRON CHURCH, ROAT.EQo&D._.Th|i b comnodione and handsome church-the o'rnn c services in ocrnection with which were anrnociiea | in these columns a few dsys sino-will seat Mo) b people comfortably, and haf of the sitting wea arranged as free seat-. We may also correct a misasspreherpion which ban arisen in referenc B - to tle uncheon on Tuesdy next. It ha8 been s arranged by ...
... i DTISTRICT NameS* CARDIFF. ' Tn FATAL ACCIDZNT ON Tun RAn., s WAY.-Mr. E. B. Been coroner, on Monday ld dl an inquewt on the ?? of Samuel Horlock, a n goods guard, of Swindon, who received fatal B, ?? Liattrisant. on Saturday nigh). It a. appeared that the deceased had bee inthesiesrie t. 1v0.s. Be wasonthe foot-plate of theeni, Li WE e trucks whichb Le shunted, anishach he signalle aanrga& ...
... LCAL AUTHQITIHS. THE CnIciriowEr BOALD OF Gun- DiANe 8mIet on MondyirJ.aiy,M..,praui* ' There was large atte e. The nuaber in the house was reported o be for the first week, 175; last week 1cC Amount of outdo reliec for tho hat iartidght-Jone, S; Moran, 29. Amountin bn, A360 i. 9d.-A latter was received from the tbamurer announeing that he would res4in his fice on December 31.- The OCaiman ...
... THE PoWi ELIL DUFFRYN COLLIER IES. Theo statesnet of our louintsai AEh oorre- spcndent, pubhohed oti loed:Ly, to the effoct that rU the Powell DuTtryu P C'opacY had decided to limit CC the ?? at all thtir ccleoriesand to suspend ill th4 Optfnlng opertitiond iU the Upper Cwuipvnazr cC Pit, is whully irvorrect. di -ple Cloven Foot, by hhisa Braddco, will aV bortir lv a' car in the l.iv Mail, ...
... PRESENTATIONTO THE VICAR OF ABERDARE. - . ?? On Saturday last the presentation arranged to Y be ma by tka town and trade of Absrare upon theo acasion of the marrige of the Rev. J. W. di Wynne.Jones, M.A., vicar of the parish, and the bi Hon. Jessie Frances Bruce, was carried out by w? the committee and officers at the vicarage, at in Aberdare. Some little delay had taken place in T' conneotion ...
... ANOTBER NEW EXPLOSIVE SUCCBFUL9 TRIAL OF DYNA. MAGNITL Of all the substitutee for gnpowderwliW b have a been invented for tee ?? of blasting in c mines, quarries, nd other underting, none d has been so practically successful s dynamite. Lithofracteur, gun-cotton in its varions forms, nitromglycerine and, latest of all, keaselite, have a all been tried, bnt lave in some cases proved too ...
... 0 On Thlrsday, Mr. W. H. Brower, the coroner, 0 opened an inquiry touching the death of John Foy, P a man employed at the blast furnaces of the Patent P Nut and Bolt Company at Cwmbrau. On Sundsy f lnes, the 10th instant, the deoeased and a man P named John Kane wore at work in the above 0 works. There appeared to have been some cause P of ill-feeling between the men, sud in the course c of ...