... )R OF MERTHYR AT I PRAI)NEIURIG. I Fr | GREAT P1UlIUC NEETING. or PROTEST AGAINST IEMOY'LNG THE SC L(OI ix V pi Li t FROM oTR SPliFlAL cORTIESPONDENT.) Ever since the foumnlation of Teeradmeurig n( ?? early part of the last century, the at r quilaiit-looking old schoolroo.mn lias nevet been u fuller of people than it Nvas lasit Monday evening1 P Anti certainly never so full wyith tile. same ...

... |j I IVESTEIMe Mast OFMME 4.30 A.M. W ¢n 0 s. 1L THE TRANSVAAJ WAIL e FEELDG OF TUE COLONISTS. r _ _ r MR. GLADSTONE BURNT IN EFFIGY. A 'Press Kcsociation telegram, dated Newcastle, d Monday, says - A messenger from Potche- s stroonm brings newrs that the town surrendered ion the sdme day that the peace conditions were Ysigned after some hard fighting. c e A Standard telegram, dated Newcastle ...

... LI2ANIDAFF WOR1kM ?? CLUll. 'I HE ANNUAL .1ET'VINU Theannual metning of tie Llanid- llT orking Men's Club, ii as held en Alonday evening at the schoolrootu, Lliandaff, under the presidency of tile Lord lishop of the diocese. There WaLs a lu-rge attendance of ws orking onla, nianiv of i hoti could3 not find st;atq. The secrvt-rcy, Mr. Janicms. reid a report, from which it appeaired thatt the ...

... 'EWPORT SCHOOL BOARD. T'he monthly meeting of this board was held at the clerk's ofldoes on Friday morning. Mr. 1). Edwards presided, and there were present Mr. E. Thomas, Mr. M. Wheeler, Mr. J. C. Sanders, Mr. H. Collier, Mr. D. A. Vaughan, tMr. W. Vaughan, Rev. Father Cavafli, Rev. J. Douglas, and Rev. H. Oliver, B.A. The minutes wcre read and confirmed. A letter was read from tMr. Carbutt, ...

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... I (CARDIFF.- L AaraGEn Fsur~kuaslQv ?? pur-I sual(e Of an order nerds bv the County Courta 'Judge, Alfred Pomphroy, formerly greengrocer, cariguabusiness in Jh-stroest,n as appre- boddin Canton by Inspector Price and Polioe- constable Oxley, charged on a warrart with being a bankrupt within ltse meaning of the Debtors' n Act, 18C9. and within four months next before being adjudged a bankrupt, ...

... ! CARDIFF DOCK ACCO*MMODA- ia TION. en )n- An esteemed correspondent, writing to us under 'to the pseudonym of 'M2ercator ?? good n enws for Cardiff conveyed lo tho public in your or columns on the 10th ins:. rejoiced, I feel certain, Ito ?? heartsof hundredsof (Laittorganpeople. Inns Lrs far from being desirous of ithrowing a wct n, blanket on any project tending to sihe develop- as cient ...

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... I SECOND EDITIO.N. I1 i ?? - 5- j WasnnwMAL Orpr. 4.30 AM.h or LATEST GENERAL NEWS.' d- At Derbvy tsterdar a mian named James Hard- in. son. wli} Iad beer, sentenced to a term of im- 'J prisonment for drunkenness, died suddenly as lie w1- biseing conveyed to prison. ¶ Tire failure wise announced in the London Bank- iull!ny (n; ult yesterday of Jamies Burford, a te builder of lilnipstead, with ...

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... SECON-D EDITION. WVEs-rnN MNiL Qerce, 4.30 A3.M L-ATEST G EN-E RAL N EWIVVS.' l i atcu-at)nie, with instructions' front the Adlitiirntv aI cbrefu! inspoctien is to be miade of ali Coil ol-toedo n boaed '-u 0 Vip. Yroror'lay, taol the b ye,- of Hlutton Grammar Sdcio, rioor Preston, were Playing at crickect, orne ol tie-jr ncc'niwr was killed by a cricket ball. I IN~tin~ii~i is preparing fur a ...

... TO TUE EDITOR. SiR,-Apropos of your article in to-day's impres sion, by which you have earned the thanks of the public generally, and the building community in is particular, by letting in ?? the miserable v hash our local parliament invariably makes of these and kindred matters, perhaps you will allow me, as one who has been somewhat behind the f, scenes, to further open the public eye. ...