... RHEUMATISM, acute or chronic, relieved by Column's Concentrated Mustard Oil. TRUTH of Dec. 3, 188a, says Do you know anyone who suffers from Rheumatism ? I ask because if you do I ean tell him or her about a wonderful remedy. You have seen i olman's Mustard everywhere. Well, the original Colman had rheumatism, and discovered that there is a green oil in mustard seeds which cures it. Numbers ...

... THE SWANSEA WIFE- MURDER. FURTHER PARTICULARS. THE INQUEST AND VERDICT. ANTECEDENTS OF THE PRISONER. !.SPECI AL, J The interest taken by the people of Swansea in the details attending the murder, and their anxiety to know more, is as great as ever it was. But nothing more can be forthcoming, if the prisoner remains silent, of either the circumstances attending the tragedy or of the motive for ...

... FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE AT PEMBROKE. On Tuesday, the marriage of Mr A. Pollard Lewis, manager of the London and Provincial Bank, Pembroke, with Miss Mary E. A. Browne, eldest daughter of the Rev R. C. Browne, chaplain of H.M. forceF,andgr4nd.daugbterof the late Gen. Sir Henry Browne, was solemnised at St. Mary's Church, Pembroke. The ceremony took place at two o'clock in toe afternooa, and wai ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. LOCK-OUT AT BIRCHGROVE COLLIERY. TO TKK EDITOH.. SIR,—At the 1 Pit, Birchgrove. thre happeus at present to be a dispute about the cuttiug price per ton of coal, for what is known the Drew Veill, a pry small seam of cl)a,1 o about 1 foot 10 inches thick. Thi., .seam is worked by auother cumpany close by, for wliicLi 11 eertaju priee paid. Tile workmen at Bncugrove have offered ...

... MR PENRY LLOYD is making an effort to keep the aucient boundaries of Breconshire intact. Ac- cording to the provisions of the scheme recently adopted by the Court of quarter sessions in that cuuny, and which I have just seen, the parishes comprised in the new Ddfynock district, in the Swansea Valley, will outboard their paupers at Pontardawe Workhouse, and the parishes in the Usk Valley ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT AT TH DOCKS.—On Saturday evening an Italian sailor named Guido Laccagri, while engaged at work on the topgallant yard of the ship Indus, fell to the deck of the vessel. When picked up it was found that he was dead, his skull being quite smashed in. The body was examined by Dr Morgan, and then removed to the UJortuqrv, where it awaits an ¡nqut. THK VISIT OF THK GLAMORGANSHIRE ...

... IMPORTANT FRIENDLY SOCIETY CASE AT NEATH. At the Neath county court—before Mr C. Beresford, sitting as deputy judge-the case of John Hitchings, t.inplate worker, Llanelly, ngainst the truste of Rose of Tawe Lodge of Loyal Alfreds, Ystalyfern, was heard. The case involved a point ot considerable interest to friendly societies. His houour having decided a preliminary question that the lodge had ...

... MEDICAL.—At the recent M.B. examination at the University of London, Mr J. H. Griffiths, as native of this town, and son of 1fr P. Griffith, Clifton House, was placed first in the first divi- sion. His early training was at the Llandovery Ce>l1ege, whencs he proceeded to AberY8twyth,and subsequently Bartholomew's Hospital. ...

... NEWCASTLE. Thursday.— Ii Northumberland st-am coals there is a quiet ?r;ule. Best qualities, 7s 3rl net secondary, 64 6d to 7s; os to 3s 6,1 pe ton. Gas coa.ls are not 11 such bnsk demand, although they .still set. pretty freely. Prices, os 3d to 6s 9d pt- ...

... THE LOSS OF TtiE CXPEAT RAFT. A BRITISH STEAMER SEIZED FOR JB15,000 The British steamship Miranda, which had in tow the big log raft and lost it, has been seized at New York by United States Marshall CbarJes M. Stan'Mrd, for & bre-tch of contract in tho sum of .SH,COO. The libel sets forth that the Miranda did not t-tko hold of the raft until two weeks after the date stipulated in the tract; ...

... (By Old Stager.) The representative team of Welsh Rugby Football players that on Saturday last encountered Scotland gained a great victory-two victories, in fact. In the fir-t place, they defeated our friends the enemy from the land of brown heath and shaggy wood, and in the second place-and per- haps 'twas a more famous victory still—they con- quered the editor of the Cardiff Times. Hitherto ...

... DESECRATION IN PEMBROKE- SHIRE. Indignation Meeting at Mynachlogddu, A meeting has bees heidt Mthe British School, Mynachlogddu, for the purpose of protesting against the work which is at present being carried on in the gravayard of tiie parish church. It Beems that the Dean of St David's desires to hava a chancel added to the present structure. III order that this should be accomplished, a ...