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... 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 ΒΆ .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 ...
... A PUPIL TEACHER'S BR>EACHI OF PRIOAISE. .f -- ti AiN A IRI.EUALI.RE FORKi OF FflPIEXD- SM1.11, I - -- ol ci At the Leeds A-sizes on Tuesdiv Aineli' Annie uw teRjbcrieh-i, pupil tencher, of Hlalil'ax, claimed fc lie damages for breach of promise to marry from J3is. ld Edgar Oates, assistant overseer at Sjiuthoranr. a kie mrother of the pfainliff en tered the court, st ae baging in her arms the ...
... to C - In O&RDIFZ la I~~FF ?? r wv werethe outwardaid visible sis that Friday was St. David's Day il Cardiff. The I students of the college coeebrated the event, and nt the Welsh public generally, discarding thae ?? a i which of late years ha'sa been incident to the 31 in I of March, went in for a conversazione at thar tI Colonieliball, a public meeting being afterwards s ?? cold, with slight ...
... ?? ~.t. A .-r , aaL AJr6ud1 I. . L at It ti it LEReox OUR GAr.Lna COREaLSPO'NDinr.J pi ar HOUSE OF COMIMOINS, WEIJDNESDAY. nc ,n Urgent whips having been issued on both sides, ad LY there was for Wednesdcay afternoon an extraor- ?? dinarily large attendance at to-day'ssittingof the m House of Commons. The occasion was a debate eq on the second reading of a Bill introduced by Mr. t tr es John ...
... lI > THlE AZURE OF THP, WELS31! r SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. .1 -w - - . ?? -- - ian . - -. I Irs. CARND11p AND NETV oRT COMPARED Ity fly in, A HARD NUT FOR, M4R. BEAVAN Mny 'STO CRACK., ;he A correspondent, writing over the signature o2 Facts v. Fads, forwards the following letter to Lon the editor of the Western Mail, viz.:- an In all this controversy about Sunday Closing j do not remember to ...
... a j ?? Y a SATURDAY, MIAR~CH ~2, 18,R9. iG - : - In the Ilouse of Lords last night the ; d amendments to the Standing Orders of thel Ilouse were ?? to. A hiif I I-louse were agreed to, A brief conversation ce having taken place on a question relating to w the Naval Yolwateers, their Iornhips rose at ti 5O.40 01 E, j 'The particular form of obstruction Drac- C tised by the llarcourt-l-lealy ...
... |T11E GPLANGETOWN BRIDGE, I CARDIFF. Wi'lv r 1P110( ;ESS OF TIlE WORK. anld | ttotrrlr the construction of a bridge over tas ierce a Hirer Tailf at (tr-rngetown, Cardiffwas cotuienced tcie ?? eig ulonths a-zo, a casull observer wodil n~der- M nt scl 2 til t MU~l provress lmdx been m.:de. J10 i1, if wou'd find thax a tennporar7 structure. supported ?? on piles. trd bien tblrowu across tine ...
... IMPERIAL PARTIAMENT. [FRo31 OUR GALLERY CORRLESPoODENT.] EOUSE OF CO2MMONS, THURSDAY. The proceedings in the House of Commons began to-day with what may now be called the usual storm of Pigottism from the Parnellites Fully an hjour autd a half was wasted by these gentry in attempts to fasten upon the Goveriment, and parliculnrly Mr. Attorney-General, tlie inane 1 charge of connivance ia thle ...
... b BIBLE TE&CRING IN BOARD' ' i.SCHOOLS. I s I 1OW WALES COMPA*RiS WITH . a ENGLAND. ad -- at: e TS e final report of the Royal Cmiunission de s appointed to hjquire into t'he avorking of ths Pr . Education Acts in England and lnoles conltanssa be f lot of valuable irnformantion, end not the least!in- Pi -tensting is that w;lh respect to religious educa- tion in board schools, Taking tlle ...
... CARDIFF. u ThIMn WAS sowrranme WIRONG in the wheel Of legal Organisatlon at Cardiff on 'Wednesday, for g3 not only did two such irnportsnit fixtures as the Uio quarter sessions and county-court clash, but ?? The pressure put upon the Ciardiff Town-hall accom- rai enodation as a result of the clash uras so great that The police-court business had to be postponed alto- Jon gather. Thoem whose ...