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... ABEPAVLCN. AT THE Petty-sessions, on Wednesday, DaviA J.vans, G-v rtuynv.ucha, farmer'« etiarged with assauitiug P.C. Denis WirUiama, aui with being drunk. He v»»s fined £ 1, with the costs.—Tlie sa-iie defendant, for P.C. John Jo-iie,, Aberayron, as filled RI anii costs.—Thomas Jones, labourer, Caeihos, charged by liichard Jones, farmer, B'.aenbei ila»t Cilcenin, trespassing in seaixsh of ...
... A LIV El {POOL STK A E It IN COLLISION. LOSS OF LIFE. A telegram was received at Liverpool stating I j? , ...
... NEATH WATER COMPANY. The half-vearlv meeting of this company was L.ld1tt/SS W^te Londoj, « *n. day evening; Mr McDougall Sunt The Secretary read the report of tho dhectora, which stated that in accordance with a passed at a special meeting, held on the 28tlt February, 1874, dividend warrants would be for- warded to the shareholders of the Neath under- taking at the late of 10 per cent, payable ...
... CROSSKEYS. THE Joint Committee of the Risca and Mynydd isl > yn School Boards will be able soon to supply this place with the long-expected school. The plans have been accepted, and forwarded to the Department. The school will be a mixed one for 300 children. ...
... The monthly meeting of the above board was held on Monday, Mr F. A. Yeo presiding. There were also present Messrs C. Bath, J. C. Richardson, J. J. Jenkins, T. Davies, J. Rogers (Mayor), E. M. Richards, F. Price, W. H. Francis, and G. B. Strielc The Clerk (Mr James) read the minutes of the financial committee. Mr T. DAVIES moved that the minutes of the financial coinmittec* lie received and ...
... THE PONTYPRIDD RAILWAY ACCIDENT. To the E, ditoi- of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIB,-In your issue of Wednesday last the chairman of the TaffVale Railway Company is reported to have made the following statement in reference to this unfortunate accident at the half- yearly meeting of the company, held in Bristol They (the directors) had done all they could, and their officers had done all ...
... THE WILL OF THlf LATE MR GEORGE IIENIIY LEWES. The will (dated November 21st, 1859) of Mr George Henry Lewes, the celebrated author, formerly of Holly Lodge, South Fields, Wands- worth, but late of the Priory, North Bank, Regent's-park, who died on November 20th last, has been proved !>v Miss Mary Ann Evans, the sole executrix, the personal estate being sworn under The testator gives to his ...
... At the Middlesex session, on Fridav, a solicitor named Parke:, who is said to have been in practice for about forty years, and to be well- known at several of the London courts, was sen- tenced to three months' imprisonment as a first- class misdemeftnant, for conspiring with a client named Amey to commit fraui Judgment had been suspended from last session, when both prisoners were found ...
... THE LLANDOREITEELWORKS. FRIENDLY PETITION FOR WIND- ING UP. A Swansea weekly contemporary has the follow- ing in relation to the steelworks at Llandore :-It appears that Mr W. Siemens, one of the partners and creditors, has presented a petition to Vice- Chancellor Malins' court for the winding up of the said company, and the petition will be heard before the Vice-Chancellor on the 17th inst. ...
... PRESENTATION.—Miis H.u rios. the daughter of the superintendent of the Ely School-, has been presented with a very handsome copy of Dr Farrar's Life of Christ, as a recognition of her services in playing the harmonium at the Wesleyan Chapel, Ely. LECTURE.—On Wednesday evening the Rev James Birch, of Bristol, delivered an eloquent lecture on Albert the Good, or lessons from Royalty, in the ...
... AT LITTLKDEAN POLICE-COURT, on Monday, Mr Addis, assistant overseer for East Deau, sum- moned 140 persons, this being the 4th batch, for arrears of poor rates. The majority of the de- fendants urged that their ncglect had arisen in consequence of bad trade, several of them stating that they had been unable to work for upwards of seven weeks. The bench dealt leniently with the defaulters, ...
... The result of 12 elections of candidates to the French Chamber of Deputies, on Sunday, was the return of seven Republi- cans and three Conservatives. In the other cases a second ballot is necessary. A telegram from the Viceroy of India, dated the 3rd of February, states that General Sandeman expects a probable satis- factory settlement of the dispute with the Alazais at Chaman, that General ...