... MEETING OF THE MASTER BUILD. ASSOCIATION. The fe rs that men entertained a few days ago, that the suggested alteiations in the code of rules under which all the employes in connection with the building trade at present a;e governed might terminate ic a strike, are likely to be removed. Although all alte.-ations in rules should be made, as far as the masons are concerned, on the 1st of May, it ...

... A NEtVPORT AlA TnIMONIAL CASE. On Thursday, in the Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice, on hureday, the local suit of Jones v. Jones was heard, before the Rieht Hon. the President, Sir James Hannan. This was the petition of the wife for a dissolution of her marriage, on the ground of respondent's adultery and desertion. The case was undefended. Rebecca Jones, the petitioner, was ...

... MACHEN. SCHOOL BOARD. A meeting of ratepayers was held on Tuesday to endeavour to avoid a contest at the forthcoming election of the first School Board. The following were named tor nomina- tion Rev, J. O, o. Darfay, Messrs P. Woodruff, P. T. Woodruff, Thomas Evans, Evan Jones, Aaron Johnson, and the Rev. W. Richards. Mr Philip T. Wwdruff occupied the chair. The board will consist of seven ...

... ATTEMPTED BURGLARY AT PEM- BHOKE DOCK. One night this week some burglars (evidently unprofessional), succeeded in effecting an en- trance to the branch offics of the Pembroke Savings' Bank, situate in the Market-place, Pem. broke Dock, having forced the massive iron gate oil the north side, and broken the locks of two doors to gtin admittance. Evidently they were novices in their nefarious ...

... The opening service of the restored cathedral at Bat.gor will be held on the 11th prox. WARNING.—RF.CKITT'S PARIS BLUE.—The Man ufacturers beg to Caution the public against iirrtation square Blue of very inferior quality. The Paris E'we in equat es (used in the Prince of Wales' Laundry ) Sold in l wr&Wom. bearinc their same autLtrade Marie- TAiXL- ...

... BRCTAL ASSAULTS ON TH* POLICE. Two brutal assaults were committed upon members of the Aberdare to ice-force, on Saturday evining, which led to five men being sent to gaol with some- what exemplary punishment on Tuesday. Win, notorious charo- ter, and John Stephens, both colliers, of Mountaie Ash, were brought up in custody—before the magistrates — at the petty-sessions under tJIC following ...

... J.W..T.D. (Swansea).—A f. ggot vote may be ex- plained ia this way :—Take the absolute owner of 20 houses, each of which is of sufficient value to carry a vote. The real owner can only vote once, but he gets 19 persons to allow themselves to be called proprietors ut the other houses, and he gives them a regular deed of conveyance ex facie absolute. Thetie deeds are duly recorded, and the ...

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... LIBRARY, BFADING-ROL.M,_ DEBATING, and COFFEE SOCIETY.—A concert in aid of this society was held in the Mumbles, on Saturday. Toe fol. lowing artistes kindly rendered tlieir assistance Miss Lizzie Wilhams (Llinos y rie), Mrs Evans (Ehedydu Glantawe), \:i^seg Robinson, Car- ruthers, Bidder, Mitchell, Jenkins; principal teuors, Messrs P. Jones, Mat. Jones, T. Jones, Morgan; principal ha-sos, ...

... SUNDAY-SCHOOL CENTENARY.—It is proposed to hold a Sunday-school Centenary at Ponty- pridd shortly. A conference of Sundfcv-schooi representatives in support of the movement is to be held. FEIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.—A man nam'-d Lewd fell down from one seam to another at Pecy* graig Colliery, on Thmsday. He was frightfull mutilated, death being instantaneous. ...

... LIBERAL MEETING AT KNIGHTON. MR EVANS WILLIAMS ON PARTY POLICY. ADDRESS BY MR HUMPHREYS OWEN. (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) KNIGHTON, Thursday.—Mr Evans Williams, the Liberal candidate for the representation of the Radnor Boroughs, was a visitor at Norton Manor, the seat of Sir Richard Green Price, 011 Wednes- day, when he drove from thence to Knighton, Here an enthusiastic reception awaited ...

... THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1880. Willinms, the candidate for the repre- sentation cf the Radnor Boroughs, addressed another meeting of electors yesterday at Presteign, when an address was delivered by Sir Richard Green-Price. One nitwit this week the Pembroke Dock Savings' Bank was broken into by burglars, who failed to secure any booty. At Preston, yesterday, an action for breach of promise of ...