... COLLIERS AND TElE EMPLOYERS' a LIABILITY ACT. a We have received the following communication o from a Mining Engineer, who desires to remain ?? principle which has marked your * treatment of the relations between capital and N1 labour in this district, second to none in the king. donm for its mineral resources, has at times not n satisfied the employers, at others it has not t been approved ...

... THE WAR, IN AFRICA. MOVMENTS OF THE B30ERS. REINFORCEMENTS FOR TILE TRANS- VAAL. b DURBANs, JANx. 6.-Her Majesty's ship Boadicea e ba.s arrived from Cape Town; she lands a Rocket b Battery and a Naval Brigade of her seamen and b marines to-day. They iill at once proceed to the fn front. Largenumabers of the Boers of ?? State are s said to be crossing the frontier and joining the in- T surgents ...

... + THE C(PDFF KiIll'OWNERS' i \ASSOCIATIO-N. I: -_ I . 3tr. I ANcNUAL DENNER. The anld, DOCK.''ACCOMMODATlION. ) tion Maen On Tuezsday ereninh tie annual dlinnor ei the rla Cardilf Shipowlnes' Asesutititun vass heldl intlia for roein Ioval 1lorel, Cairdiff, Mr. ?? If. Capper 'll tile e as' ithe dlir, Thire xvre' ?? the Nii'ovr ilr. Rees;z ute Jones), Colonel Hill, ('olonli- Ilaee. :Uesirs. w- ...

... LETTERS TO TilE EDITOR. We ?? nttblish any letter itiless the writer sends t;.- tis l;-A1 NAtME AND DI~sS, not ricessariiy for pub- (teas- t, liut as a Gtursaater of go(od f[ith. V i ThEditor cannot ctnderbike to return rejected com- c' ~s 11 ?? einmuulsta11,!s.,5t %sI .- Allicrresoitents ?? criteon l SE SIPE of I hb rt Ilt papeir only, or their lett-rs w ill be rieate-d. idt. i b nn -otor-sD ...

... c 1ONDAY, OCTOBER S, ISSi. i _~ I DOCK ACCOMIfMODATIONT. The subject of Dock Accommodation is one I that is at present uppermost in the minds of l the inhabitants of Cardiff and Swansea. aC What would the two great towns of the bh Principality be without their Docks? And ii what would become of their trade unless in- nc creased Dock Accommodation were provided mi suitable to the requirements ...

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... 4 I e Ii - Et i FOREIGN INTELLIGIEN-CE. id The courisel for the United States Government in the s'ir Route Postal fraud cases has filed an th '1 information :;nzainst a former As.ietant Postmaster Gjeneral :nd wiler ofttcials. Warrants have been ' iiued fo; Lkeir arrest. I Tie 1e iter Lh.o-d, T;'esse, and Freesidr.lml , Re it Itrenunusly repudialte the scheme recently men- i te tioled in a ...

... THE 1-hARVEST PROSPECTS. of suj The 1Presis Association1 supplies a very corn- eno Is prehensive report of the harvest prospecti; oh- sid ro ained from their correspondents throughout ag: de] bo- the United Kingdom. From this report, [iat which refers to the state of the crops at nat H.the end of last week, it appears that 3iteth flvC cereals haive been greatly damiaged by the recent lfr ...

... ?? 'KluSSes ?? 6 It4 tten w1' I TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER X0,1881. PRESIDENT OARFIELD. tonsre th dees e. d The latest bulletins from Longbranch are in ,cal,,ujat~ed to inspire the deepest concern and liY a cause the gravest apprehension that the long Ai and gallant struggle for life maintained by th Jg President GARFIELD ever since the 2nd of I July is approaching a fatal termination. The special ...

... WVILLIAMS'S SCHOOLS, CAERLEON. Tle quarterv meeting of tire governors of this e charitv was heldat Caerleon on Monday. Present u -Tire Rev. Canon Edwards, in the chair. Revs. F. P H1. Arclter, F. Foster, and Dr. French ; Messrs. F. J. t Mitchell, L. A. Homfray, T. Parry, and A. A. a Williams with the clerk and the agent.-A letter v received from the Bishlo of Llandaff was rcad r notifysing ...

... F TIE ABERDARE MAGISTRATES ?? e AND THE WELSH LANGUAGE. 'i in (Ily MonIEir.) Vi it. After reading the report in these columns on di ty Wednesday, that the, Aherdare magistrates had re- hr oft fused to hear an application made to them be- Al al, cause it was mnade to them in Welsh by a Cmtiraes, lo ?YI rubbed my eyes tor make sure that I was niot o Y)dreaming of feudal times. When, however, I ...

... FOREtCAST U1' TilL WEATHER. Tirle foj1is~ving'(, hS itsto fir tris daty woreo isitloai friom thre Metec-mrre ca o' jhU!e' SLqt e4v'tning~ at 3.30 o'clock: F1 0. Scot bird N. 1Soritl ersterly Nr hots wevatlct~riir F 1.scoflalitt F ?? at fi r,t thert isiov. 1. 10 tglaril S. E. l, Ut ro asLCIIV Winrd, moderate to 3. Eralaird E. i l Ff ?? tar ted. 12 4 dii [arid cauir ts Srt ir-asoteril' vi iiis, ...