... CARDIFF LICENSED | VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION. ,w ANN.UAL BANQUET. THE WELSH SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. rt THE REV. G. A. JONES ON THIiE lit TWEST'ERN MAIL ARTICLES. a of ,d STRONTG CONTDIEMNATION OF THE it, MEASURE, ht nt Id ITS FAILURE APPARENT. le ?? On Tuesday evening, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, ns' .be aznual banquet of the Cardiff Licensed to Victuallers and Beerhouse Keepera' Incorporated ts ...

... ALARlMINTG EXPLOSION AT PEN YGR A IG. . l SZ'i IS E DAD.LY INJURlED. ti ii -- Li About cloven o'clock on Thursdiy morning the ¶ .neiglibowbioodse o enrgrelig .ni Hcwd Amos wevc It tita-own iato considerable aitation by tile tidirngs t >. eiht an explosion hid taken place in No a S Pit, in the house coal sceam. The pit is about b 150 vaids deep, and between 150 and 200 amen s * and boys are ...

... PARAFFIN7 LAMP EXPLOSION AT SIHLFFIELD. I A Elocin eccitent occurred on Thursday night at Shefiekld, which terminated fatally. A hwom-anu named Eiizabeth Ann Ridley was goingL . upstairs with a paraffin lamnp In hier hand when the shaking of ?? lamp caused an explosion an3 thib I burnling oil was driven on lier clothes. She was terriblv burnt and died ot the ?? s few t hours alhee her ...

... V C ,* as -k It r iftottt B38 Ikr TUB&,SAF, ARR~IL 16, Z88.9. &, r I - - - ?? j In the IIouSe of COThrnnonS last ni2ht -Ml ! e i Goschon. in introduoing the i-jldegt, stid ] -~ o ?? . ?? - -1- ?? a- *t .Li~ I * there w-as a surplus on the year of two-and- I 10 a-half millions. The Estimates for the cur- I ilia 1 rent vyear showed a deficiency or ?? . I No remission of taxation was possible, ...

... WEDDING AWl YSTRAD - MYNACH. CAPTAIN LiNrSAY, R.EF,, TO MIHSS THOMAS. At the Church of Holy Trinity (Eglwvys-y. Driudod) Yterad Mynach?, 00 Wednesday, wats odel. heated the nmatriage of (Captain Henry Edzeil TMorgan Lindsay, R.E,, eldest son of Colonel Lind- say, of Gias-nevin, Dublin, and the Ron. lirs. Lindsay, to Miss Ellen Katherine Thoiras, eldest diesgiaer oft lie late Mr. Geo. Tnoiaota, ...

... I | , bas a a m p He f- - Li - uOSTTLEMENT. I d FIRM ATTITUDE OF, THE MEN_74. I)OCZ DIRECTORS DETEUMIXNEP,, ~-A FRUITLESS CONiER1EN1LCET. ciSCE-NiES IN THlE CITY, MASS MEETINGTOFr STRIKEDS, ?? GREAT ENTHUSIASM. t SALVATION ARMY RELIEF. i?NTERVIEW WITH MR. BURNS. CONCESSIONT TO TILE COAL LAB01jrE [15, FULL DETAILS. a es fr~as sarsaot Rno OUR OWN COPRtE?PO3NDNT.J LONDON, WSDN-EsDA~y. ?? scenle ...

... . OARDIFF. Tan GrLwoanGAo Cnicxr CLum have not been fortunate in their opening matcl,- Tbey received rather a severe thrashing at the Lands of Warwick- shire, and the match was a financial loss. More interest seemed to be taken in the match in Bir- mingham than in Cardiff, but some encournge- ment may be gleaned from the fact that when the Warwickshire Club was first started the public wvere ...

... Il p r7is v E n v,7rT D0TrT IT xr Tk Vrn! 'rr% nTJs-V I THEY EXCUPSION FARE-S?TO BRECONY. Our Dowlais correspondent ?? indignation prevails here in consequence of what is regarded as the high-banded and unprincipled action of the Brecon and Mertbyr Railway Com. pany in the ?? of excursion trains to Brecon Eisteddfod. Bills are posted all over the town announcing the issuing of cheap ...

... B RItY 1 Y L 0 A \ A ND Rs AILAAYS . D12lEOTDUW' REPOzRT, Tin~ directore oc tile Barry Dock en 1 Rtillwnys lrivc' 311 iqsilecirlc Ifta-yparly rop'rt Cnii tlie p;eti-rcd elided Juine 30 last, which cIIILaiIS thu A antlteipxted ii: ith I-st l--li-yeai-ly reporu cm fsdS[`, ittireeut 0 ll.,it titsse tisit etrittt li ?? etatsttmi sd tai rs ji 5-ttg 1 fitlt cotnllneliled ?? til is f ?? situ!.1l~l ...

... CARDIQANSHIRE COUKT? COIJNCTL. er, MIEETINGC; OF THE JOINT STANDfl,;i if O£IT'T, 01' to T'IlE COM5iTTEIEIS POW'ER ovi}'m be fp ?? wre TE PLICEW. ad An imnportant mneetin~g of tile joint slant. lo ig commuittee oaf the3 Caraiganshnire Ceunfir so Council ?? held in tin Town-hal l Lamopeter. ca 'ht rthursday. There3 were present Cnlonel D:'virs; to Evawns, lord-lioutenant, in the chlair; Mr. T , ...

... [TEHE CARDIFF TRAM- WAYS. MIDNIGHT MEETING' OF EMPLOYES TMEIR ULTIMATUM. C A STIUKE RESOLVED UPON, t A largely attended meeting of Cardiff tramway i employds was held late on Friday niglt at the V I Washington Hotel to consider their position, one t of the employ6s occupying the chair. A ?? was read by Mr. PRESTON, the 8ecre- v tury, from the local directors of the company. Three alternatives ...

... l THE MUNICIPAL B VACANCY AT CARDIFF. F Ity her ENTHUSSTC SUPPORT OFr Xs of MR. TUCKER. SE or THE RADICALS STILL I ul W_ UNDECIDED. ad - I be The coming contest in the South Ward isr attracting more than ordinary attention. There i eis now no question tbat an election must take cin place before November. On Monday two Lm burgesses - one ot them, we are told, gr being a Conservative and the ...