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... A SUMMARY OF THE WELSH PRESS. The one topic occupying the attention of the Welsh Press during the past week has been THE WELSH SUNDAY CLOSING ACT and its alleged failure. Nearly all the papers deal with it, and both Mr Justice Grantham and Lord Abardare come in for some heavy blows. Baner ac Amserau Cymi,u (The Banner and Times or Wales, Ltberai), m the course of a remarkably able ar: icl on ...
... MINISTERIAL. The Rev G. G. Cule, of Ferrdate, bM received a unanimous iuvitation from the Temple Baptish Church, Graig, Pontypridd, to become their pastor. PONTTPRIDD GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—Mr Clement Edward Coverutoii. son of Dr Covernton, Knighton, Radnorshire, has obtained a certificate entitling him to register as medical student. Mr CoverntQn, who is a pupil of Mr J. F. McClune, passed in all ...
... THE ACCIDENT TO CHITABOB. The Press Association has the authority ct Mr I'Anson for stating that tbe accident to Cnitabob is not so serious as was at erst anucipated. au i the veterinary surgeon who examined Mr Perkins's eoic yesterday morniug says he will be able to resume work again in a iew aays, ...
... CHURCH EXTENSION AT CARDIFF. 00 Saturday Lord Windsor laid the foundation stone of a new church at Grangetown. The churcb, which will be called St. Paul's, is the gift of Lord Windsor* ThElre waa a preliminary service at the temporar1 church at noon, from which a procession wa formed to St. Paul's. After Lord Windaor had laid the ston8 jthe company reformed and Partook subsequently of lunch ...
... LONDON LETTER.| (FROM OUR LONDO CORRESPONDENT.) [SPECIALLY WIRED. I LmmoN, Wednesday Night. | There was no difficulty in making a House in the Common3 to-day. Members came downy unusually early, in anticipation of soma proceed- ings in connection with the death of Mr Bright, news cf which reached London shortly after ten o'clock. Mr Smith was promptly in his place, accompanied by about half a ...
... THE TIN-PLATE DISPUTE. CONFERENCE AT LANDORE. A day or two ago the Upper Forest millmen, Morriston, received notices sigued by the Worcester Works millmen inviting them to attend a special meeting of the union, which was held at the Coffee Tavern, Landore, on Tuesday evening, for the purpose of consulting together as to the present strike. The Forest men decided to send a deputation of 12 or ...
... APIOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT OVIERSEErtS.-At Pontypridd police court on Wednesday, assistant oversflers for the rarious surrounding parishes were appointed by the presiding: magistrates, viz. :Mr Ig-natius Williams-, Mr Blandy Jenkins, Mr Godfrey Clark, Mr W. Merchant, Mr T. Wiili ...
... SWANSEA HOSPITAL.—An abstract of the resi- dent medical officer's report to the weekly board from March 14th to March 2lst, In-door patients-Remained by last report, 74 admitted since, 16—90. Discharged — cured and relieved, 16; died, 0—16; remaining, 74. Out- door patients—Remained by la t report, 357; admitted since, 34-391. Discharged—cure'? and relieved, 50; died, 0—50; remaining, 341.- ...
... BYE-ELECTION AT MERTHYR. On Tuesday the election took place to fill the vacancy in the representation of Merthyr Town Ward on the Glamorganshire County Council, caused by the lamented death of Mr J. Jenkins (Liberal). The candidates were Mr Frank James, solicitor (Unionist), add Mr Joseph Williams, printer and publisher (Liberal). Considerable excitement prevailed. The result of the poll was ...
... Mr E. H. Williams, a present pupil at the above college, has been elected to an open scholarship at Clare College, Cambridge, tor natural science, of the annusi value of j350. ...
... LUNACY IN DERBYBHIRB. EXTRAORDINARY FRAUD IN DERBYSHIRE A ThOT HATCHED IS GAOL. DERBYSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. THE CHESTERFIELD MYSTERY VBRDICT 0» MURDER. Ashborne and the Main Roads. PubUc Ox-Roaetinf at Duffield. The New Church Schools in Derby. SHARDLOW GUARDIANS AND ASSESSMENTS. THE LATE MB. JOHN MOODY. EXTRAORDINARY ALLEGATIONS AGAINST SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT. BAILWAY BATES FOR DAIRY PRODUCE. ...
... PERSONAL RECOJ]LECT1O?{S I OF MR. BRIGRT? (FIOM A COB D~ Those whbo lile myself have heara ai~i more important speeches delivered by l . Bright during the last quarter of &.Oentnr.: feel, as I do, that his death leavesa.a blaak4 - our national Life which none of us can kope t . see filled, As an orator he st>ood2alne, dowerei uithi gifts the splendour of whieb ss enit cenhanced by their ...