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... CARDIFF. GLAMORGANSHIRE AND MONMOUTHSHIRE ] N- FIRMARY AND DISPENSARY.—State of register for the past woek :—Remaining bv last week, 34 ad- mitted since, 11; discharged, 6 died, 0; r-emain- ing in the house, 40; number of out-patients on the books, 790 patients visited at their homes, 30. Medical officers for the week commencing August 29th, 1882 — Physician, Dr. Taylor surgeon, Dr. Sheen ...
... K THE f EMY A.NTi-.ilA. THE FLEET RFM'OMPv* ■ SCE Till OUT- POSTS. \CI{vn.!y or THE r, EMY. ■'&U RAMLK-'i ^FFA!!i TWO TO Altai A SBEL BY j'HJ: Sl'LTAX • A.N-?>siL4. Tuesday Afuniu four V5uh '{is: Wanders, o only h}; Oct'' :'■ to the ~v,i Loin l^uiieu w,i*y A ollision j 4 i>h,u li.5n u.m.—Arab) further !| • .•■ ,ij Vi.i'n;; largely me de- sultory firing last night, and the 40- r^Unders at ...
... CARDIFF NATURALISTS' SOCIETY. The field walk of which we gave a brief notice in Thursday's issue was one of the most interesting excursions whiah have been made by the members of the Society. The hero of the day was Mr T. W. Edgeworth David, B.A.. of St Fagan's, who led the way and supplied the information. The party made for a hill called Waun Tinker, near Ystrad-Fellte, there to have an ...
... [SPECIAL REPORT FROM OUK OWN CORRESPONDENT.] SWANSEA, Ihursday.—The past TRSDC has been favourable, considering that the week has been more or less of a feti ve character. Ton nage has been fairly plentiful, and shipments would doubt have been larger but for the reason specified. The new dock has received se\ end large steamers to load the Burlwalda (1,913 tons net reg.) taking 1,000 tons of ...
... LLANELLY. A VALUABLE HINT.—Take Hughes' Blood Pills in the spring that you maybe free l'roif disease during the yr. 57332 ...
... LONDON LETTER. [SPECIALLY WIRED.] (BY OUR GALLERY CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Up to the hour of writing there is no news of a very decisive character from the seat of war, though the alleged retreat of Arabi's troops from Kafrdowar, and the reported rising of the Nile are circumstances which, should the telegraph rumours be con- firmed, may have important results. The operations ...
... INCIDENTS OF THE CAMPAIGN. [FROM THE CENTRAL EWS SPECIAL CORRESPON- D F,,N T. I ALEXANDRIA, August 13th.-The hourly arrival of the transports in the harbour is the only mili- tary event on our side of the lines desei ving or even receiving much attention at present. The appearance of the reinforcements is hailed with great rejoicing by everybody here except the na- tives. I am glad to be ...
... LLANDAFF. The annual licensing sessions for the petty sessional division of Kibbor were held at Llaudaif on Wednesday. The magistrates on the bench were Mr Griffith Plulhps (chairman) and Mr Pritchard. The Chairman, at the commencement of the [ business, said As there have been no complaints made against the licensed houses during- the past twelve months, we are disposed to renew all the old ...
... LOCAL BOARD.—The monthly meeting of tba memoers of this board was held on Tuesday even* memoers of this board was held on Tuesday even ing, at the Endowed Schools, when Mr J. T. Bod- amgton, the chairman, presided. It was agreed to sign the agreement with the Newport Water 'I ''mpany to s»I>ply the district of Caerieon with water, on terms already agreed, and to pe- tition in favour of the ...
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... THE ROYAL IRISH~CONSTA- DULAUY AGITATION. E::l'l Spencer, the Lord-Lieutenant, visited the depot of the constabulary in Dublin, on Wednes- day afternoon, and had the men mustered before him. His Excellency then addressed them, stating that the Government grant would be at once distributed amongst them, and -the Govern- ment would pay immediate attention to their de- mands. The statement of his ...
... BARROW-IN-FURNF.SS, Monday. — There is a much stronger feeling in business circles in Bar- row, and the demand which exists for all classes of metal is very well maintained. The output of the works is very large, and will probably be increased. The enquiry from America, the Con- tinent, and elsewhere is very strong, and prices show some buoyancy. No. 1 Bessemer is quoted at 59s, and makers in ...