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... DESTRUCTION OF THE EAiRLA OFR SHREWSBURY'S RESIDEN',) CE. £100,000 DAMAGE, Ingestre Hall, Stafford, one of the secats of the Yarl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, premier earl of Enzlaand, 'was burnt to the ground on t'hursday morning. It appeared that between four und five oe'clock in the morning fire was dis- covered to have broken out in one of the state bedroomns. The domestics and labourers on ...
... III Lt I CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS i RE, PORT ON THE ELY SOHOOLS. c On Saturday the usual weekly meeting of the le Board of Guardians of the Cardiff Union was a held in the Workhouse, Cardiff, under the v Y presidency of Mr. C. W. Davld,-There was a Le very lare attondance, owing apparently to the notification that a rolioving oicer was to be ap- v pointed for the St. Nicholas district in the ...
... d , ?? mustwrlteon aYB ?? of th t, paeperenly, or their letters will bes rejocted. - ~eca~nnot publishany letter unless the wrlteraendL 6t his PiE rents AND ADmiaSs not necessarily for pbts licaltien, but asa G~uarantee of good falith. The ditorcinnotundertsge to return rejected cora 2 intunica-cions untder any oircumstanes . r A 1 nasrur ( Csrdiff).-You must hav-e beendreanm lng. When you ...
... KENWpORT1 HARBOUR COMPES- SIONTER.S. On Fridav the monthly meeting awas held at the offices, in Pock-street. The deputy-chairman pre- h sided. In September the harihour dues amounted II to £344 9s. 2d., as against £292 18Bs. 7d. in Septem- E ber, 1881; gridiron dues, £39 Is., as con- ri pared 'vith £11 7s. lid.; ballast dues, a1 £84 2s., and in the corresponding month £111 1is.; pontoon dues. ...
... THE RHONDDA & SWANSEA |' BAY RAILWAY. BAY RAILWAY. THE WORKS TO BE PROCEEDED WITH. ) For some time past there has been some anxiety; on the part of the general public to know ths, result of the invitations offered for tenders carry out the works connected with the above undertaking, which comprise 15 £ miles of perma- nent way, including two tunnels, two miles and ...
... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR STAFFORD. oS-llp.EWSBURYS PJ/.VSION BURNT DOWN. /S) AM AGE £ 100,0C0. fnge^reHall, Stafford, one of the seats of the 0f Shrewsbury and Talbot, the promier earl of England, was burnt to the ground on Thursday tnorning. It appears that between four and five a.m. the fire was discovered to have broken out in one of the state bedrooms. The domestics and labourers on the ...
... NEATH. SHOCKING DKATHS are continually recorded irom Cancer, Seurvv, JCin ...
... LONDON LETTER. [SPECIALLY WIRED.] (BY OUR GALLERY CORKESRONDBFTT. ] LONDON, Tuesday Night. It appears mope than ever clear that what- ever views may be expressed by portions of the press in various parts of the Continent, the respective Governments are in full and friendly accord with England on the ques- tion of Egypt. The Italian Premier, ad- dressing his constituents, significantly went out ...
... CBVELTV TO Cows.-—Reference was made some time ago to the cruel practice of appiying caustic to the teats of a cow, so as to prevent, the flow 61 milk, and thus give the udder a full appearance. This shocking practice appears to be resorted to extensively by cattle dealers and others with the object of procuring bigher prices for m lch cows. Another case came before the Belfast magistrates ...
... NEWPORT BOAKD OF GUARD.[ANS; Mr. P. Woodruff,, the chairman, pre^idsd qvqh the weekly meeting of the Board on Saturday Mr C Ly!e^e0UEying ^/if^ir. There were 'also, W sent the -Revs. J. C. S. Darby, E. Jenkins, J. Jones D. Rob*rts, and E P. Williams Mtessrs. J^ W Be- ell> TW- Evans, _,M. Hale, D. Harrhy, T' U v W. Jones -(Cefnliegell) T. Latch, S. Scard, and E.. Thomas. STATISTICS. Newport ...
... Mr Cowen, M.P., speaking at a meeting of miners, at Winlaton, on Saturday night, said capitalists' combination had induced, if not necessitated, combination amongst workmen. While tr:tde.iiyliol)s could not obtain for men better prices than trade could aiford, it might obtain them an advance earlier than would other- wise have been the case. It was a mischievous fallacy to suppose that any ...
... SAD ACCIDENT. About 4 o'clock on Saturday as a labourer named William Thomas was work- ing with a mortar machine for Mr John .L.meSg brewer, and landlord of the. Baileys Arms Ystrad, the map fonud that the gland of th* machine was screwed too tight, and went to un- screw it, when the spanner slipped, and fell down, and his leg-was caught in the cogs, causing a coro- pound fracture of the leg ...