... GEORGE BEVAN BOWEN, LLWYN. GWAXB, NEWPORT, PEM. _7 (1'nROM OUR OWN REPORTEL) Monday, the 29th of December, waa a red letter daywi theeinabitants of the delightful little watering plaee-nownw*s Newport tor Trefdraeth), rembrokehbire, the occasion being one full of interet, as it was the day on which Mr. George Bevan Bowen, eldest son of Mr. James Bevan Bowen, the greatly respected member for ...

... COAL FOR THE WEST OF i IRELAND. ;;e { The Rev. Father Williams, of Tredegar, re. quests us to state, in refarence to his appeal for 'l coal f2r the starvingpeople of the West of Ireland, a LS that Mr. O'CallaghaD, Shamrock villa, Partridge u A road, [oath, Cardiff, will receive offers of coal and 1 as money contributions for its freight, for the ss Cardiff district. As previously stated. Sir. ...

... 1, I -- I - -- steUrnD4 ?? THURSDAXS JANUAY 1, 1880, A Wel farmor from Gwynfe, Ll~agad- docks named Morgan JjoII, shortly after I '0fl. P I mnrnl9R ?? arriving in A mericamysterously disappeared and a reward of 500 dol0., offered by the Governor of Kansas, has failed'to elicit any clue as to his whereabouts. Foul play is suspected. Three young persons narrowly escaped suffocation at Carmarthen ...

... A LSRMING FLOODS ON TILE RAILWAY. &TOPPAGE 0F TAFFIC NEAMR MANoHESTER. FLOODS AT ABERDARE. _I GREAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTY. 2ERIOUS LOBS OF LIFE. The storm whioh commenced on Saturday evening has continued almost without 05seeedou and on Wednesday the wind blew a galo all day: accompanied by a heavy downpour of rain. In several districtsof South Walw heavy hailstorni, accompanied with thunder and ...

... I DI?h-Ri?: 1I9. I - - - ?? ?? ?? - - ?? CARJ&F.DIFF. tot DhTiTIC Of SrT, STZni'niX'f.'Th0 InumbeUt doeres to aiv notice that he will open a penny bank in connection with this district in St. Stephean's Church, West Bute atreet, on Monday, the 5th of January, 1880, at 12 o'clock. Thehour r of attendance will be from 12 noon till hslf.paet th one, every Monday excepting Whit-Monday and tihi ...

... . TME TAY BRIDGE DISASTER. lTRIE iPOSITION OF THE WRECKED TRAIN. RESULT OF THE DIYING OPERATIONS. I _- 8 NARRATIVES OF THE DIVERS. FORMATION OF A RELIEF COMM ITTEE. iMPl{OLiASILITY OF RECOVERING THE BODIES. THE [CARRIAGES ENTIRELY EMPTY. MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY. (CXNTkhL NEWS TELEGEIx.) DUNDEE, WE:DNESDAY Niowr. The diving operations, conduotedby the officials ...

... THE GLASGOWBANK FAILURE. go A TRAGIC INCIDENT. at ^4 The following extract fromaletterwhichhas T f, been received by a resident in Bristol from a reola. h LO tive in Scotland reveals a tragio incident arising le out! of the Glasgow Bank failure :- I write a w fevlines to inform you of the death of my brother, re r. which took place at Morningaide Asylum on the a ly 21st nlt. He was one of the ...

... LETTEJS TO THE EDITOR. I X . z ?? t ?? All ?? oudelonta n vt write oD o01 Sila oai ?? plarer oly), or ?blelorotcWel K:of ho rejectied We u tl llmel iibisli IIny 1 r ?? tihe' writer 51word tis liia I WA001; AVPt APItIME, 11. ?? Psarily for 1uhl'3, cati l:. 1)2. ?? (,lUliflui:tcA of ?? faith. Th', ji . rtniot ?? to retum ?? 0 IL Lit1 . ' ?? tI t)ir U L li l ?? J .SA rl .1 ii (Crtiill.- ,v~~iellr ...

... MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A WVELYHRAN IN AMECaLA. Towards the latter end of October last a Welsh farmer from Gwynfe. Llangaddoek, named Morgan Jones, with his wife, to whom he had been re- cently married, and three young children from his firat wife, emigrated for America. The ocean voyage was made in safety, and the emigrants turned their faces towards the great far west, where they ...

... ITHE TICHBORN\E Cl'AlIMNT. A letter bee been ?? in Bristol from M. Guildlord onelow, by one ot toe Tiaie3:e Claimant Committee,' Cnnt be may expect ' Sr Roger will be released on the 12th oi Jnnalzy Iest. A meeting was held On Wednesday by t,:a Claimant'sa supportere, to nte him to mx, m, firat public re-appearsece in Briatol, At I;-ckbur. co Tulesday JThn labLurar, flS bent to priaoa for ...

... ?? L ONIDJ.N LETTER. :,SD_3S, Wu'nSSDANY EVEN'Sfj. I U 9 5 g.O w cci eo ary for the old year, ' *tQatc to lave a moment's regret * ?? last hoara. The NOe Tea, s to- -e generally t,2ged wvith a faoliU-L 2e ?? c s. c-_re chat we have een the last of I to t. e ?? this morning I have . ?? EOmn ?? aspect atll :y r t 1 must admit that I have th 't1 ?? .ol tory ia one of ti1 oa.r,: Tie weather ...

... AGRI.JLTURAL NOTES. M.-r> th6. Vr1A) Ma~iZ J (Feron the Weekly Mail ofI - (By FINLAi DuK, Fnq.w tT1E DIIANCHESHIEET OF BRITI,,H AGRICULTURE. ie Cbriaftae hbas tot brought to the agricultural mor olasaee its wonted ove dlow of jollity, plonty, and t | prosperity. The seasonable enjoyments- the na quips and cranks and wreathed smiles, which inI troublehmay sober, but cannot banish-oome not r~e ...