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... At Brecon p^tfy-sessions, on Monday, James Hughes and Thomas Davies were charged with obtaining JB48 15s under false pretences from Messrs Hughes and Joseph, bankers, Brecon. Mr Bonnell Bishop prosecuted, and Mr Cheese, Hay, defended. Mr John Price, accountant to prose- cutors, stated that on the 23rd of February last the two defendants came to the bank. Hughes, whom he previously knew, ...
... Buddugol, Ionawr. 1879. Amo\l y gystadleuaeth oedi diweddu a'r irawddeg— Duw, bjdd drugarog. Cardotyn amddifad, digartref w.yf fl, Heb neb- i'm cysuro na &wran to fy lighri; Yr ydwyt yn crwydo yn garpiog ly ngwisg, A phawb yn fy ngwawdio pan elwyf i w rnysg; Yn mron a newynnu, a gaehv fy ngwedd, Heb ssyfai'.l i'm helpu, a mam yn y bedd; ) diivfnd-r tvlodi, at Dad yr augeiiog, Vnfonaf ochenaid, ...
... THE FLOODS IN SOUTHí WALES. GREAT DAMAGE AT YSTRADGUN- LAIS AND SEVEN SISTERS. HOUSES SWEPT AWAY BY THE WATER. NARROW ESCAPES. GALLANT RESCUE BY A MOTHER. SWANSEA. The Swansea Valley, always seriously affected when storms are prevalent, was at an early hour on Thursday morning the scene of a tempestuous outbreak, the destructive results of which are said to be unprecedented in the distriet. At ...
... MADAME PATTI AMONGST THE WELSH HLLLS. t J [FROM A CORKESrONOEi'T.] Craigyijos Castle, the fu'.ure rcfcid.nce of Madame Adeliaa Patti, having been coij.j)letely refitted, Let Monday evening the world-renowied prima donna, in company with other distinguirfheci visitors, arrived at the Castle for a short resi- dence previous to visiting the German watering places—Emms and Weisbaden. The arrival ...
... IlOYAL GLAMORGAN INFANTRY MILITIA. The recruits having complt'^n their six weeks, and the old soldiers 27 dr.ys traiiung, were ins; ec- ted on Wednesday, pricir to their beinp dismissed by Colonel Carden, the inspec: ing officer of the district. Colonel Garden arrived at tlie camp, Maindy, on Wednesday morning, and m;¡de :i n inspection of ti e men's kit. the c.unp, cantem ...
... THE HOWELL'S Charity Schools, of whic& there are two, one at Llandaff and the oth at Denbigh, are an illustration of the scrupulous misappropriation of money party purposes. THOMAS HOWELL, who died { at Seville, in the kingdom of 8L ain, in tht; year 1540, by his will directed his executor to send to the city of London 12,000 ducat* of gold (about £5,4(0) to be delivered to th«: House named ...
... AMERICAN FASTING-EXPERI- MENT. Dr. Tanner,, who has undertaken to abstain from food 40 days, is sahL by the New York pa$5rs received on Sunday, to be under strict medi- cal observation. Twenty-eight New York docters keep continuous watch. Tanner ba&ks in the sun during the day, sleeping as raach ^8 he can in the fresh air,, and periodically rinsing his nfoath with water. Wet cloths aie applied ...
... I [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. J THE I LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF A SOCIAL WASTREL; OE THH UPS AND DOWNS OF VAGRANT LIFE. i-f.i-.« CHAPTER IV.— Eow STEEET~AND FKE BISHOP OF CHICHESTER-THE GOOD LADY OF HAYAFFT—■ THE TBAMP WARD ON yiRE—LIVING IN CLOVER AT POBTSMOUTH—MEETS AN OLD COL- LEGE CHUM—THE BOTLEY QUAKERESS —, When Bow Street and the Shaver were near the cathedral city of Chichester, the ...
... LIBERAL SUCCESS AT EVESHAM. The polling at Evesham opened on Thursday morning, and proceeded briskly. The borough is small, and the constituency very limited. Every man is known, and the utmost exertions are used to bring all voters to the poll. The result was declared early, the result being as follows :— F. Lehman (^i.) 378 V. D. Dixon Hartland (C.) 376 Liberal majority 2 At t. e recent ...
... THE FUGmvFsLAYE AT CON- STANTINOPLE, A telegram, dated Constantinople, Thursday says that Mr Goschen has waived his claim to protect the fugitive female slave, and she will be sent to Egypt. ...
... WHITCHURCH. BEULAH ANNUAL TEA was held on Monday. After tea, a successful entertainment, under the presidency of the Rev. D. G. Rees, was given by the choir and friends. Miss A. M. Davies sang with much pathos, and elicited applause, M- S. H. Jones acted as accompanist. ...
... AKDA* F CATHEDRAL SCHOOL. PKIPAY. •- TL DEAN OF IFF, ■ i; ...