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... F IUNERATL OF THE, LATE CANON , ONES, OF LLANTRISANT. . r The funeral of the late Rev. Canon Jones, B.D., 2vicar of Llantrisant, took place on Friday at the Ir fancient churchyard of Llanflac ParIsh near P Swansea. The coratiye left Llantrisant in the early 6t morrnrng, and traversed the whole distance over C: e the public highway. A longtime was necessarily wI occupied in the mournful juurney ...
... I THE PROPOSED UNIVERSITY COLLEGE IOR SOUH WALES, I~ ~ FR OJI TILE DATE AND HO1CR OF 7~l, ARBITRATION, 'We are informed by the Right Jjon. A. J. jS3 Mundella that the proceedings before the arbi. tzrators will be strictly private. ne On Saturday the Mfavor of Cardiff (aMr. G. A. 1 Stone) hsd thefollowing letter placed before hirn:- kI ivy Council Office, 2nd March, 1883. let Ii-! am dieed to ...
... EASTER \VESTRIEiS . . . ?? ilia ?? own ['he usual Easter Vestries were held in most of a aithe churches of Cardiff Ion Mlonday.hi hbs ST. JOitN'.-'i'ii OLD CMiRTairra.-The vestry hi. for St. olin'z Church was held on Monday, under in~ the presidency of-the Vicar, the Rev. C. J. Thomlp- fir, ~On ion. ?? was at moderate attendance of to Ir- jpairisbioners. -Mr. Sergeaunt presented the church- ti ...
... DIST RI E NEWS. he CA-RDIFF. b. TE-nDERS FOR POLrCtR cst CroTau._On Mondav the sub-committee recently ?? by the m- Watch Crommittee to examine thetenders for police clothing met, under the presidency of Alderman T Evans. Tenders were received from a numober o, e firms, chiefly at a distance. and it was decided tc eh recommend the tender of Messrs. Smith, Derby, fci ill clothing, that of Messrs ...
... DiSTRIeCT NEWIVS. dr DzAa'a or Mn. W. B. JaANIE.-,Mr. AVilliam 2arrv adI James, a partner its the ?? Of Mrr.a r), Seward, and Thomas, arcliftects, died at his reel- 98dennic, The Lindons, Canton, onl Wednesday le- evening, aged 65 years. The causeof death was of anattack of paralysis by which thte deceased was a overtaken on Sunday last. Mr. James was a native of Cridkhowell. Hie was articled ...
... ,. SI 1 :Sv U- MkAIL Ornes, 4.30 A.u. ;at LATEST GENERAL NEWs,. of me The flunstanton and West Norfolk Railway he dividend is announced at 11* per cent. ea, The Earl of Rosebery will address a Liberal on meetinc in Biriniughaun during tbe Faster recess. at Mr. J. W. Pease, banker, of Newcastle, was mee yesterday eklcted a director of the North-Eastern in Railway Comnpany, in place of the late ...
... i ofe rCIARKARTHEfN COUNTY ROADS | oft I SnBO RD. Xc)' I K j ~ ~~ 11) I A ?? The annual maeting of ?? Carrar'iren Countv a R-teils Board \ΒΆ5s heild at the Grand Jury Room of prov the Skire-lmll, Car.nar~hen on Frid t.'l'ere wo prvoi ?? Dvnevor, Nle-ostN, i1 ?? 11. Piowvll t conv ; 5 P. 9 Pmih It. Goring Thomas (Lhnlley), 1V. F. ths ID. Saunders J. L. Philipps, A. a. Jones tPonrailt), j learr ...
... , . - =- - - i :d 1AI1yORfS BALL Ait' MOMAIOUTII. J, 0! been I on aek-a The MNaor's Ball was held at the Beaufort. Arms I in Rdeot Hotel, Mon-mouth, on Monday evening, arid was J su d ttended by about 140 hldies and gentlemen. The Di decorations, as nsual, were superintended bv Mr.' jU James Edwards. from Mr. Cutforth's, of Agin- |Ir nets court-sqanre, who displayed his well-known taste th ...
... :| IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF LOIWSP-FRIDAY. Ti The Lord Chancellor took his seat era tire gt.woolsack at a quarter past four o'clock. - ~~RUSSIA IN CENTRAL ASIA. 'J Earl GRANV!ILLE, replying to Lord Granbrook, M I 4said lie hail consulted with the Secretary of Steite Chinl 4 for India, end had arrived at the conclusion that by a it would not be wise at present to lay papers on serm 9 the ...
... FEARFUL I CATASTROPHE AT SUNDERLAND. I h~eI ad I Ir 188 CHILDREN CRUSHED AND Ms SMOTHERED TO DEATH. rig he TRAGIC END OF AN ENTERTAINE- a- MENT. T .b HE. ARTRENDING SCENES. Ds DEFrE CT I VE EXITS AND THEIR he CONSEQUENCES. Ms tCENTRAL NEWS TELEBRAM. 1 SUNDERLAND, SrUNDAY. Sunderland was on Saturday the scene of one I of the most appalling disasters in connection with I places of public ...
... I HOUSE O1 LORDS.-FRIDAY. The Lord Cbanetllor took his seat on the wool. sack at a quarter past four. NAVAL DISCIPLINE AND ENLISTMENT ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. On the House going into Committee on this Bill, Viscount SIDAIOUTE moved an amendment to ,Claiuse 2 repealing corporal punishmnent, by insert- ing the words, ' Corporal punishment may be inficted by sentence of a court-tuartial for the ...
... THE ROME SECRETARY AND -SUNDAY CLOSING. DEPUTATIONS FROM MONMOITH AD OTHER COUNTIES. On Thursday afternoon deputations from 7 Durham, Yorkshire, Northumberland, Monmouth, Cornwall, and the Isle of Wight had an interview t with the Home Secretary (Sir W. Harcourt) at the 4 Home Office to ask that the Government should I endeavour to afford facilities for the passing of the Bills separately ...