... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... L E'ITE RS TO Til, EDITOR. A RatICPAtn, Cetret'HM y-leteiied, 'A St 1S, Kit iitiLs.- Miss Iriil i the sister oi Mr. ?? Otf:errt lwrr ll, A S N'htxex-P.T.--Ve titik yoi for yourk Cenlnuel- cItioll, wilic-it *ve shailirsl ?? VEttiCAS-NVI, ClTillr t ins l-t s01rti ?? ioll as it cro)tilaiZnI grossly Iilielleus statelents. If What Yout S.V is tile (lse N.14u Shirt: Iii tlY the uilltter before the ...

... AN UN-CANNY OMEN. ._ X . . . I . ?? _ _I _ i st c jln U .. ?? The death of Lord Aiseux has called forth a singular story in connection with the bonnie house of which his lordship was the tenth earl. On the 19th of August, 1849 a young Englishman was en his way toTul- chan, a shooting lodge belonging to the family of the nobleman whose life was so suddenly and prematurely cut short at ...

... 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 ...

... ! 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 ...

... 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 ...

... T1lE1i SURPLUS OF T[IE CARDIFF 2 EXEITJBITION. . I 'To tHE itIi'CtR.. vit Sjin,- Liave been informed on good authority ?? tlhe OXOCILiVL CotMIllittte of ?? Fine Art Exi-t- to bittn whic , has recently been held in Cardiff se o tobl upon titi-inselves to ?? for, and allmost purtihaIc, £L,500 worthof tt pictures veqicith etL ra, exhibited at the l):ill-hall during iil' timo the Exhittition 1%as ...

... THE MUTICIPAL ELECTIONS AT| CARDIF. I th it MEETING OF LIBERALS. I ,ible _ te tked NO CONTEST AT ROATH. ti urn- list kin- On Tuesday evening a meeting of the Liberali cp ten7 committee of the Roath Ward was held in the Star- st. em. street Schoolroom, Roath, under the presidency of tic vere Mr. J. Ramsdale, Thete were also present-Messrs. Ba auld E. Beavan, J. Noote, A. Lewis, R. Sutherland, E ...