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... COMMERCIAL SALS5. JOHNSTON, MILES, AND CO., OABDIFFi IMPORTERS OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PRODUCE ARE OFFERING. EX WAREHOUSE— THIS WEEK'S AUREAL. BUTTER. THREE HUNDRED TUBS STATE CREAMERY. TWO HUNDRED TUBS CHOICE WESTERN, 4154i3 GERfÅX POTATOES GERMAN POTATOES. GERMAN POTATOES, NOW DISCHARGING. 10,000 BAGS WELL-SELECTED STETTIN REDS JUST ARRIVED, Per S.S. GRIPENSTED APPLY TO RICHARD ENGLAND, I ...
... At Dover Messna Fielding and Qrundale have been placed on the commission oL the veltee- ...
... ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION. THE TORY POLICY CONDEMNED. A HARBOUR OF REFUGE IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. On Friday eveniag Mr E. J. Reed addressed largely-attended meetings at Roath and the Docks. At 'i'redegarville, the Baptist Chapel.capable of accommodating 1,200 persons, wr.s crowded, and the proceedings were throughout most enthusias- tic.' The chair was occupied by Mr J. O. Riches, and there were ...
... AN AGED SHOPLIFTER. Jane Jones, a married woman, 0n 1 charged at the Merthyr Police-court. q{ tP day, with stealing, on three different o ajs0 fo last three months, 73 yards of fla»ne„*oPerty^| yarus of flannel, and a serge skirt, tlie P tra ...
... EASMFLWUMELIA. PHTLIPPOPOLTS, April 17. The Provincial Assembly has to-day voted the Budget for Eastern Roumelia. The revenue is set down at 73.738,896 piastres, and the expenditure at 72,865,346. ...
... CAPE Tow, lIlarch 30.—A Select Comrr.ittfe of the Transvaal Legislature has recommended all increase of the hat tax to jEl. Affairs iu Basuto- land remain in statu quo, ...
... OTERO'S CONFESSION. MADRID, Sunday. The Diario Espanol has pub- lished what purports to be the confession of Otero to the Duke de Sesto. Otero said that he was de- ceived and led astray by the members of an association by whom he was directed co kill the king. « ...
... THE TOWEll OF THUTIL To the Editor of the SOUTfI WAT.ES DAILY XEWS. Slit,—tail you give me any idea of the height of the lower of J ruth ? If a Ii: tIe body like Morien can chiub to the top of it, or be seen by the raked eye when he is there, it cannot be nearly so high as most people suppose. Morien himself informs us that he weighs only 28 lbs. He cannot have beeu far from the Tower of ...
... For Merionethshire HOIIMH} (L>) Add Daojop bssa BaniMifaKU. lent: ...
... SWANSEA, Wednesday.—Wind SW. Weather hazy.—Steamers Progress, of Penzance Ogtnore anab'evern, of Hayle; schooner Naphtali, of Caidigan. ...
... uRTKCTlVfS A URESTED ON SUS- PICION. occurred AT Lyons on Fri. TWO detective policemen in plain 4PPEA ^RFI'TED by a picket as having the 1*HHSFRAIN?? susricious cljaracters. Not- TO THE R AE P1-0^3^ they I ete conducted ^OGN-^L^0^Office, and at once released ou being ...
... SWANSEA. > CHARGE OF BURGLARY.—At the Swansea police- court, on Monday—before Mr J. C. Fowler, sti- pendiary, and Mess-s J. Rodgers, J. Buse, and T. C. Davies—John Cleary, a young man, about 20, was charged with breaking into and entering premises No. 10, Glanmor-terrace, Ul lands, occu- pied as a school by the Rev. J. E. Manning, and stealingj^^r of boots and nine pairs of slippers. Margfi-et ...