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... PLOKJLINE!—FOB THI T»«V -■ of the liquid Floriiiiw s»rinkl*RF ATH' 0W dnees a pleasant lather which thoron»h7#t|t0oU>>ru*h pro from all parasites or topees th* tartar, stop* decay, jrives t# the prevents □ess and rdelightfSwhit^ unpleasant odour arisiagfrom de^rtd u na*°ve* all The Fragrant J^oriline f tOb40c°8nook«- •D? herb8' ie delicious toilet discovery of the age. Price Perfumers. ...
... A memorial has been sent to the directors of each of the English railway companies by the general jecretary of the Independent Order of Good Tem- plars, with regard to the supply of refreshments at Jie various railway stations. The memorial states— Your memorialists, representing over 100,000 adult ind 50,000 juvenile members in England, beg to iraw your earneot attention to the vast ...
... Mr McLeod's letter, in consequence of its late arrival, is unavoidably deferred untd next week.^ ...
... PLI, lay for you!' as the hen said to the farmer. THE pump handle sees a good deal of the tips and downs rf life. How TO OYEHCOMB A 801mow.-Strike one of your own sighs. b all the world were blind,' what a melancholy right it would be. 'I that you do not quite apprehend me,' as the gaol-bird said to his baffled pursuers. A Dutchman gave his sweetheart a flower which he called a Don't you ...
... THE LOCAL GAS COMPANIES. The monthly meeting of the Merthyr Chamber of Trade was held last Tuesday night. There were present Mr David Williams, (High Constable), President • Mr. Frank James, (Vice President). Dr. Dyke, (Honourable Treasurer), Messrs. J. W. James, Peter Williams (Telegraph), J. D. Williams, W. Meredith, J. W. Gunn: J. Plews, Walter Smyth, Evan Meredith, J. Jenkins Thomas Thomas ...
... mebthyk SCHOOL BOARD. YOUTHFUL DELINQUENCIES. fortnightly meeting of the Merthyr School Boarc ni i, C la8t Fday. There were present-Mr G. T, ™*n)' ReV8 J- Hughes, M.A., J. M. Bowet Mia l. Keee, Messrs Walter Bell, Walter Smyth, L. J. WinSu Daniel. J- Price, C. H. James and T. firmed na*nQ^es meeting were read and con- THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL CONFERENCE—MB. L. J. NAVIES AND THE CHAIRMAN. T \r6 ...
... A telegram from Candahar says:—The weather is improving. The health of the troops is better. The last convoy will return to India under the escort of the 12th Native Infantry. The troops have been much harassed, and 2,000 Afghans are reported as being still in the vicinity. The postal arrangements continue very bad. It also states that the Indian Government has received no information as to an ...
... At the Birmingham Police Court, Mr. Kvnnerslev the boniuKh stlpeuùlary, glven judgment in the of \A ajiam J. Arculus against, the, Mayor (Aldpr man Jesse Collings) and Mr. J. S. Wright J P for an assault alleged to have been committed at the public meeting held in the Town Hall on December iast, for the purpose of protesting against the iTovernment policy m reference to the Afghan War After ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. The discovery has just been made that a warder named Boyce, of the Maidstone Convict Prison, ia entitled to from £ 80,000. to £ 100,000. under the will of his grandfather, Anthony Wentworth Page, late of Bristol, who died some years ago leaving about two millions sterling, for which there are 24 claimants. 44 Capricious fortune, thou art kind, should be Mr. Boyce's ...
... MERTHYR ASSESSMENT COM- MITTEE. THE RECENT PROPERTY REVALUATIONS. The Merthyr Assessment Committee held theii monthly meeting last Saturday. There were present -Mr R. H. Rhys, chairman, Messrs James Lewis, G. Martin, J. Matthews, T. Jenkins, J. Williams, W. Smyth and D. E. Davies. THE SUPPLEMENTAL VALUATION LISTS. The supplemental parish valuation lists were passed. The rateable valuation of ...
... THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT'S MARRIAGE. The Daily New, publishes the following account of the ceremonial which will be observed on the 13th instant, on the occasion of the marriage of the Duke of Connaught with the Princess Louise of Prussia :— Early in the morning a special train will convey from London to Windsor the Ambassadf r., Cabinet Ministers, and other distinguished guests, together with ...
... SATURDAY.—{Btfore John Bishop, Esq.) PITCH AND Toss. — Two youths named Patrick Hanegan and Daniel Manning, were summoned by P C. Gill for playing a game of pitch and toss on the tram-road, at Penydarran, on Sunday. the 16th irif ...