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... OOLLiERY DISPUTE IN THE RHONDDA. v 1 v Our Treorky reporter wntes A somewhat novel dispute has arisen between the colliers employed at Abergorky Colliery, Treorky, and the management, in consequence of which about 400 men have been idle since Monday morning. It is the custom in the majority of the collieries throughout South Wales lor colliers to have a door-boy, who, in addition to opening ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN AT WtNDSOR. The Queen, with Prince and Princess Henry of Batten berg and other members of the Royal family, attended by a num-rous suite, arrived at Windsor from Scotland on Thursday by special train. The public were excluded from the railway platform, and the Royal party passed through the private waiting-room to carriages. The Castle was reached about 9 o'clock. A large ...
... WELSH NATIONAL STORY. THE WIDOWED PRINCE; OR The Last Days of Llewelyn. A HISTORICAL ROMANCE. By BERIAH GWYNFE EVANS, Author of Llewelyn, the Last of the Weliih Princel' Bronwen, Roundhead and Cava- lier, The Heir of Glynavon, Qweu Hughes, &c., &c. CHAPTER XV.—A LOVJEB Off ANOTHER KIND. and made him heedless of the minor details imposed upon him by the code of customs which regulated ...
... On Sunday evening, when Mr Lewis, of Crinow, near Narberth, and his family were in chapel, his house was broken into, and B20 in gold, two gold watches, and two old ril1s were stolen, The thiet or thieves left behind some cheques aud a quantity of jewellery. ...
... ? A Clergyman Imprisoned tor Frand. — At Bath ...
... FATAL MINING EXPLOSIONS IN 1887. It appears that the number of porRnns killed hy mining explosions in 1887 was 142, or 13 more than m the previous year. The return may be considered So far Satisfactory, savs tlm considered So far Satisfactory, says tbe Times e seeing that the average for the t.n rp in 1866 was 250. Shot tiring and the ns« T' powuer with defective safety lamps had the credit of ...
... WORKMEN'S TOPICS. BY W. ABRAHAM, M.P., Mabon. THE EIGHT-HOURS MOVEMENT. The agitation for reducing: the hoars of labour height per day was commenced in Ohio, in the United Staies, so far back as 1865, and resulted in bill being introduced into the General Assembly there on January 22nd, 1866, known as House BiU No. 58, by H. B. Buuning, Regulating the hours of labour and fixing the same at ...
... Angry subscriber (bo editor): I am mad all tit way through, an' I want my paper stopped Editor Yes, sir do you want your bill made out? No I ain't mad enough for that. A WOMAN'S REASON.— What good will it do to tell Jennie tnat Mr Shaw once flirted with you wtier» tbey love e&cL uttner .-sked Mamie. was the repiv, it tbcthrae ü: A S'JKeBisg, is Sii/iii.— V -ji'gtr (of Ao«trn, b) If you come ...
... William Gower and Charles Dobell were again brought up at Tunbridge Wells on Monday for the murder of Densley Cyrus Lawrence in July last. It was declared during the hearing that Dobell had stated to the police that since the murder they had arranged to pop off another man, named Langridge, and afterwards another, named Edwards. Prisoners, who behaved them- selves very coolly, were committed ...
... BARDDONtAETH. Y MWNGLAWDD. Gan fy mod wedi treulio mwy na. hanner fy oes yn y Mwnglawdd, naturiol oedd i mi gredu y gwyddwn rhywbeth am dano, pan welais destynau Eisteddfod Wrexham; felly Huuiais iddo y.Cywydd canlynol, ac anfonwyd ef i'r gystadleuaeth yn llawyggrifen fy mab. Nid oedd i fod dros 300 lliuell, ac felly nis gallesid maoylu yn helaeth ar y gwahanol fwnau. Modd bynag, cloddiwyd o'r ...
... MORMONISM IN WALES. Swansea Objects. At the Swansea police-court on Saturday, Mr Herbert Monger made an application before Messrs E. Daniel and William Rosser {county magistrates), that one William Jarman, a public lecturer, now lecturing at the Albert-hall, Swansea, should find sureties for bis good behaviour. He made this application because a body of people, commonly known as Mormons, as a ...
... At Guy's Hospital on Tuesday afternoon, Mr S. Laugham, the City and Southwark coroner, held an inquest on tbe body of George Griggs, iged seven years, lately residing at Dix-place, Paulin street, Bermondhey, w}w was fatally kicked by a horse on Satur- day night last.—Mr Francis Stanhope Hawkins, house surgeon of Guy's, deposed that the post mortem examination showed death was due to rupture of ...