... disorderly and relusing to leave the Masons' Arms T when requested by the landlord. Mr. Ames, of Frome, appeared for Gay, Curtis, and Pearce. On Saturday . evening, the 4th inst., a row occurred in the Masons l e Arms, and subsequently, while on his way home ...

... , singing Mark the merry elves best, Libanus Juvenile Choir. Recitation, Y Dymhestl Olaf best, Mr W. Morgan. Bass solo, Arm, arm, ye brave; best, Eosydd Mynach. Impromptu speech, subject, Nadolig (Christmas); prize divided between Eosydd JVlynach ...

... Brisling- too, on November 4th,-Francis Tucker was fined 20s 3 including coastal, for a Isimilar ?? OCam Cruelty to a Hcifei'.-John Windsor and George Windsor were charged with cruelly heating and ill-treating a heifer, belonging to 2dr. James Keeling, farmer ...

... Avon-street, an aged unah, w o vwas admitted to the Royal United Hospital on Nov. 20th, suffering from severe burne on the arm, caused by falling intou, fire, and who died on Thursday night. ,A verdictots£ Accidental death was returned, BURNEAM. B30ARD ...

... clothing. Consulting physician, Dr. G. F. kits Elliott; conult1ing surgeons, Dr-. Kelbu'rile King. and In Dr. John Hare Gibson; medical officer, Dr. John Slher- 1), Iburn. The Hospitqi is open to visitors, an Tuesdays .r4 and Fridays fro2to4pm ...

... Cardiff on Saturday. Lord Aberdare presieled, and ail the msmbers of tne Committee were present. The Rev. C. J. the vicar of St John's, (.'a-din, was tiie fast witness called, lie s ud. in answer to Lord Aberdare, that he thought tpp p\«4'du suoo'v of s-liools ...

... tlcat-'. good St. big slare, too ; but we hand not to' pay more than res j.onereighth or one-ninth of what John Bull line iij] to pay ; ani whou John Bull Bfelis thwat one of the 'na consequences of his not understanding, or iather to allowing the English ...