... ..'AMERICAX gOTES.' Itpv M-p-- (By Moxin- - The Weenader the I nincsthat the I .esding Sarn ?? of coil),.' elsh of that place0, ?? the T Es.I ol~d a Co- - etmg moneytoealthmtojq ½1~- _sgregatioual Cbapel I haveiu~t giveon i aupr tms he admijtted that Imen- 0 t ~flain-g oysters in connection withbidn I ' ji chapel is somewhat unjpleasnt in the eras of the , e jcildtexi of ?? l1east on tbis ...

... FUNERAL AND. MOUR'IN *1$.FORM~ ASBOO1ATiOU. I A meeting in connecotion with this socsi~y *as I A held at the National Ischools, Swansea. on nion. A4ay eveninj, utdr d th presidency of-,the. Vicar of Swansea (tuc& ev. .i C. MorganX.- a The CauIEaNas In o1ninlig the meetingl a* o 1, reference to thes objects of the socity Aabdstated hr .8 thatno doubteanie reform wee netessay to dis., be1 1f ...

... LLANTARNAW DIST RIET FAMER'- AODLTIONT1-. I lbs annual meetiog was hed on Thitrsday, the r i poogbi matches talking -plaes on the Cinrt. L Farm, occupfiadbby r. 0. Thorns; Twenty-iow~a ttee-ms appesere& in the field, ?? good work ) wsas one; but the lan-d wae mot in very~good -coo- diiiou. A geodly number b! visitors wer,& On ther lield to witness the ploughing.- Prizes for root the crolps, ...

... THE FBB1u CHUR: PRI- an m.E wU we ?? In eoanaet~s with t he ieetinse of the (ongi. gations, Union * ueetize for the, expost, and 2g enforoelment a Frees Church Peinolpias was hld. F~l in' Wood aireet Chapel), on Tkiurhday, .oeveltfug ~Id -The apacioua ed fioe was thomse'd in, everyp Ill. in fact, there wae a Lirger &Ttend~nse tran a 1W eitber of-the Ireaedit, meetingo The orair l; a, occp ,br ...

... At a luncheon at Crediton, on Mon lay, in the Town-hall, bir John Shelley in the chair. Colonel Buller presented Private Lethbridge, of the 13th Infantry, with a handsome watch and chain, sub- scribed for by his fellow-townsmen on his return from Zululand, Corporal Berry, of the l-24th, was similarly honoured, but he remains in Africa. Colonel BuHer Eaid the 13th had done good service in Zululand. ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. is with a fueling of regret that I have re; d the letters which have avpeared in your columns on the above subject. It is a proposition to which I thoroughly object, as I believe it is prompted by selfish;n.ot i ves, and would causea deal of antagonism between the different denominat o is of Penarth. Much better would it be if we were to select a ...

... SERIOUS STABBING AFFRAY IN BUTE-TERRACE. The neighbourhood of Bute-street, Bute-terrace, and Bridge-street, on Saturday night, was the scene of continued disturbance tor several hour?. Late at night a coloured seaman named William Ogoo, said to be a Zulu, entered a public-house in Bute-terrace, where there were a number of Irish labourers. One called out You son of a -,I> and, as he alleges, ...

... Colonel Vaudeleur, Kilrush House, has made a reduction of 20 per cent, to his tenants in West Clare. Many of them owe two years' rent. Major O'Leny, D.L., Kilcommon, has made a reduction of from 15 to 25 per cent. The Tuam Herald an- nounce several re inctions during the past week. Mr Daniel Aunche, Oiothery and elsewhere, 20 per ceut; Mr Palk Loftus, Tyrone, 25; Lady Gore, Dunmore, 20; Messrs ...

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... STARTLING REVELATIONS AT DUBLIN. The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the sanitary state of the city of Dublin sat again on Tuesday. MrPim, a member of the Sanitary Association, said that the condition of the Liffey was not the main cause of the high death rate, and the generally prevailing bad state of health. He thought the main causes were the unsanitary domestic conditions and the state of ...

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... RHYMNEY. CONGREGATIONAL MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.—The annual meeting of this association was held on Monday, at Brynbyfryd Chapel, the number of voices being from 20u to 400 or 500. The chapel was crowded. The Rev. A. Davies, Pontlottyn, presided. Basides the choirs of the local churches there were also the choirs of Bethlehem, and another, from Tredegar. After the reading of Scripture and prayer ...