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... |j I IVESTEIMe Mast OFMME 4.30 A.M. W Β’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 ...
... ThE AVATE1 SUPPLY OF CARDIF1. it I ;(n The wvater ccnminittoe of the Cardiff Corporation 1 met in the Town-hill, Cardifi, on Frid.:y, under nti the presiklency of Alderman Jones. It will he .nd | remo et ed thitet a mieeting of the council held on the I7th of March, it w: s resolved that the Ira scheme proposed by 'Mr. Taylor, C.E., for cteexten- TP sion of tie wvater sup;ly of the borough, ...
... 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 ...
... ST. DAVITD'S DAY. I To-day is the festival of St. David's. popularly 3termed the titular saint of Wales. He is said ;to have been the son f a prince o; Cardiganshire, of the ancient regal liar of Cunedda Wledig. Some also state that he was the son of Xanthls, son of Ceredig, lord of Ceredigion, and Non, daughter of Gynyr. of CaergawhPembrokeshire. St. David has been invested by his legendary ...
... I tQECNQD ED!rITI. N WESTERLN MALtL OFFICE, 4.30 A-a. an- TilE MYRPERt OF TilE CZAR. REMOV'AL OF TILE; BODY, IMPOSING CEREMONY.da lier T IMAL OPI T1IlE ASSASSINSC,.bl fur A WOMAN IMPLICATED. sl I F IGRILN OF NIHILISM. itvi M'o ~i ?? 19.-The cere- L uioni~aI transportation of the reminsin of the atlate, `I'miperor from the Whiter Palace to the church attached to the Fortress of Ss. Peter * 01 ...
... ?? '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 ...
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... )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 ...
... 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 ...
... for i CAIt>DIFF. Si- ST. AxS'iiws C!iulHti.-Ht2 Friday i;!st li.trve.c thanksgiving services werre -eld at titlS ptle .f ien woislil u. Ifi tbe miorning tle preacher tas llhs the !1 v. W. L. Arthlur, wio delivered a seasonable lis- Ap- Coun-e. In the evening the neV. C. J. Thonips in, ?? vicar of St- Joiiir!s parish, in NVicih this lRD curchis situatecld reid le lessons,:antd cte ?? w 'as ...
... FENIAN OUTRAGE LIVERPOOL. ATI X. DETAILS OF TIE CAPTURE. Q ~o I PRISONERS BEFOREZ THE 2I!AGIS ex ear TRATES. so rib STATEMENT BY O'DONOVA-N ROSSA. duoy a ALLEGED ATTEMPTED, and RE SCUE. ?? bs-_ __ _ _ tor,, not 'rho two men, MI~evitt and MIGratb, alias new hiS arren, w)o, on 'taturdav, wars boranuhtbeoetl Stipendiary, and after formal evidence remanded,na onwere aftterwards removed to the ...