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... FOREIGN. FRANCE AND THE IRISH AGITATION. AN Irish member appeals through the Republiqyie Francaise for continental sym- pathy for the agrarian agitation. He states that English competition deprives Ireland of manufacturas, and Irish history resembles that of the French peasantry before Revolution, that the money extorted Ireland is spent in London, that Irish pea- sants are hard pushed even in ...
... On Tuesday afternoon the soldiers who have been selected to receive distinction for meritorious service arrived at Windsor Castle. The Queen decorated Corporal Allen, of the 1st Battalion 24th Ileeiment, with the Victoria Cross, and gave distinguished service medals to Colour-Sergeant Smith, of the 19th Reeiment, and Privates Power and Ray, of the 1st Battalion 24th Regiment, and ) Trooper ...
... PONTYPRIDD BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meeting of the Pontypridd Board of Guardians was held on Wednesday, under the presidency of Mr Joseph Williams, Tyny- cymmer. The minutes of the 1 st meeting having been read and confirmed, reference was made to the notice of motion which had been given that at the current meeting there should be a revision of the pauper list, as there were a ...
... Dymunir i'n gohebwyr Cymreig gyfeirio eu goliebiaethau, llyfrau i'w hadolygu, &c., fel y canlyn. j^oR Hiruxtin, Aberdare. Nid ydym yn gyfrifol am olygiadau ein gohebwyr. ...
... THE FIRE AT LLANSAXNOR FARM.—A corres- pondent write, ahout Le above fire. staging that tht: cause of the affnir should be inquired into aud suggests that £200 rew rd should be offered to any person wi.o g ve the name of the carty who committed the deed. ...
... PONTYPOOL. AT THE POLICE-COURT on Saturday (before Colonel Byrde aud Air E. J. Phillips) Timothy Reardon, Daniel McGuire, jun., and Jeremiah Minahan, for assaulting Martha Jones on the 18th inst., were ordered to pay a fine of 10s each, or seven days' hard labour.—-Francis Watson and Alfred Smith, for trespassing on the property of the Blaenavon Iron Company in pursuit of game, were fined, the ...
... PORTHCAWL, AN INQUEST was held on Tuesday on the body of Cradock Burnell, an old resident, 70 years of age, who was found in the dock on Saturday night. He is supposed to have fallen in acci- dentally. A verdict of (Found dead was re- turned ...
... THE AVAILABLE FORCES IN- INDIA. The Central News says the forces at the disposal of the Viceroy are considered suffic ient to meet and overcome any resist- ance which may be offered by the native troops in Afghanistan. It is believed that there are between sixteen and seventeen thousand British troops of all arms now between Peshawur and Cabul, besides the force with General Roberts at the ...
... 1 GOLOFN GYMREIG hSlS,BIcf Ml DAFYDD MORGANWG, -vr-i Hirwain, Aberdare. ydym yn gyfrifol am olygiadau ein gohebwvr, ...
... A new company has just been registered as The Vale of Neath Tinplate Company. Limited. The works are to be constructed near Resolven, and the capital limited to R20,000, in shares of 2250 each. The offices of the company will be in Neath. ...
... THE PONTYPRIDD PASSENGER TRAIN.—A corres- pondent writes to compl dn that the second down train 011 this branch of the rail>, ay, wLie is t'med tiie TafF V de Railtvav Time-table to be due at rdantris nt at 11.42, is often late. He thinks the subject is worthy the attention of the traffic n-linger. ...
... BOARD OF GuARDiAN8.-At the fortnightlv meeting, held on Tuesday, Mr T. Cadle vice chairman, presided Mr Feltham. schoolmaster was appointed assistant-overeeer for the parishes of Awre and Blakeney, at a salary of £30. ...