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... A young Frenchman, named Paul Boulangei; is lyin* in the iafirmary of the Xewhavea Work- house suffering from injuries sustained under the following en en.msA. fe a- davs since tha voune man entered the Newhaven Poliec.stadot greatly agitated, and told Sergeant Renville he had robbed a Paris bank to the extent of 7.40.. adding that he had merely taken the money of revenge, and that on bi8 way ...
... VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE SWAN- SEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. SWANSEA, Friday. — Wind SW. Weather cloudv and unsettled.—Barque Atlantic, of Swansea steamei Morfa, of Swansea brig Re- solven, of Aberystwith. ...
... The Abergavenny Board of Guardions met on Friday, Mr Williams, cf Aberffr vd, in the chair. The board uuanimo :ly agreed to sign a petition in favour of the Sunday-closiug Bill in England and Wales. The Chairman, Messrs Pain and the Rev. W. J. C. Lindsay warmly supported the movement. ...
... CARDIFF RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. The monthly meeting of the Cardiff Rural Sanitary Authority was held on Wednesday, at the Union Offices, Queen's Chambers, Cardiff. Mr R. O. Jones oocupied the chair, and there were present—Alderman David, Mr J. S. Cor. bett, Mr Griffith Phillips, Mr H. lforrest, Mr T. Llewellyn, Mr Bassett, Mr Akers, Mr Moore Mr T. Williams, Mr F. Wride, Mr E. John, Mr J. ...
... THE LATE MR. R. T, CRAWSHAY. PROVING OF THEWILL. TH3 DISPOSITION OF THE ESTATE. THE FUTURE OF CYFARTHFA, The will (dated June 24th, 1877) and six codicils (dated November, 1877, and January, 1379) of Robert Thompson Crawshay, Esq., of Cyfarthfa Castle, Glamorganshire, who died on May 10th, 1879, at the Queen's Hotel, Cheltenham, have been proved by William Thompson Crawshay andlRobert Thompson ...
... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. Sia.-I really cannot \1 Mte iny time in follow- ing the chaotic wanderings of the Rev J. P, Wil- liams. But I shall feel obliged by your permit- ting me to quote the words I made use of at the school board meeting refeired to. I give them as reported by your representative from Cardiff, who was present at the meeting. If it Were possible for the ...
... TV EDNESD.A. y JUNE 18,1879. The second choral festival of the arch- deaconry of Carmarthen was held yesterday at St. Mary's Church, Swansea. The choral services were very successfully sung. As some children were playing near a brook at Haverfordweat, yesterday, a little girl was swept away by the water and drowned. A similar accident occurred at Trealaw on Monday. Two miners were summoned at ...
... An antagonism of an unseemly character sprung up between one section of the Ne'.v.'ort and St. WooIIos School Board towards the other. Not being satisfied with a decision of a majonty of th ...
... PROPOSED DASH ON ULUNDI. THE FIGIITlNoTr THE CAVES. CAPE Town, June 3rd, via Plymouth.— The Prince Imperial, with his accustomed gallantry, had gone out with a patrol from General Wood's camp, and the party, after riding some miles, off-saddled in a mealie field, when they were fired upon by some Zulus. At the first volley, the Prince fell mortally wounded. The folly of off-saddling in a ...
... COBPORJSIOK .EMl'LOr.s AT The officials and workmen employed by the urban srmitary authority, accompanied by a number of invited guests, made an excursion on Moaday to the delightful Bay of Oxwiuh. Leaving Mr Pike's livery stables at -Swau-sea aboot nine o'clock in the morning, accommodated in some four in n brakes, the ö0-enjoyed a pleasant drive through the beautiful aud far- famed scenery ...
... THE LTCH GATE AND T. PETER'S CHTTCCH- YARD.-On Monday the foundation stone of the Lych Gate to St. Peters, in memory of tho late ■\ icar, V as laid bv his daughter. In the evening A meeting was held to consider the bext means of raising a fund for placing a railing around THE churchyard. The Mayor presided, and AMOU- thos* present were—the vicar (Rev. i). r. the Rev. W. H. Sinnett, Rev. W. ...
... The chart represents the western countries of Europe from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Fritain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bayof Biscay,the Mediterranean,the Atlantic, witfc the English Channel. BrMtol Channel, and Irish Sea. IXI'LANATIOX Oll CHART. The direction and force of the wind are shown by ar- rows drawn flying- in ...