... * CARDIFF BOARD OF dUARDIANS, INCREASE OF GUARDIANS FOR THE,~ ca CARDIFF DISTRICT, In The~ ordinary weetinag of the Cardlif Board of Guardlinus washeld dnaeturday. Dr.Peine presided, and be woo suppdr ...

... THE RUTE DOCKS BILL, PRIOPOSED AM1ALG M.A.XTION WITH I c r THE TAFF VA LB RAILWAY, f Y 1 Y EfRox OOR OWN 551CIA ?? t Ls LONDON, MONDAY. ) d The Bute Docks Bill-by far the most important c a, of the me ...

... TO-DAY. AN OLD OrFZNDicR.-At the Llandaff police- court this morning—the magistrates on the bench being Cols. Wood and Page and Messrs Franklen Evans and R. C. G. Dornford—the notorious cha- racter Annie Edwards, who spends most of ber time in gaol and who was only released from prison last Friday, was again brought up for the 71st time, to answer a charge of being drunk and using obsceue ...

... We understand that in accordanoe with Ml arrangement arrived at by the men on Saturday those employed in the tin-boum at the Forest Works have to-day given notice. Mr Williams baa therefois a dispute in both his works. The possibilities of a settlement are, however, less remote than they were, neigh- bouring makers being anxioua to bring about an understanding, and are, it is said, disposed to ...

... A Vienna magistrate, the judge of the district court, Alsergrund, has decided that a pocket handberchiot, under certain circumstances, may be a newspaper I A local dealer in haber- rdashery exposed in his shop window a number of pocket-handkerchiefs on which were printed the portrait of the late Crown Prince Rudolph, and the data of his birth and death. The haberdasher mi charged by the State ...

... TAIBACII RATEPAYERS AND THEIR GRIEVANCS. A largely-attended meeting of the ratepayers in the Margam Local Board district was held at the Workman's Hall, Taibach, on Saturday evening, to discuss matters connected with local adminis- tration. Mr John Williaiiis (collier) was voted to the chair. The following resolutions were carried unanimously :-(1) That this meeting is of opinion that a ...

... STKONG AS DEATH. The face on the pillow was grey with the tbadow that the wing ot death's angel alone can last. It had been a handsome face in its time, and even now yuu could see that the features were well cut and of a haughty, imperious mould. The watchers drew close to the fire and aJked in whispers, for the sick woman lay with abug eyes, as ir asleep. She's been looking night and day for ...

... The Voice of Truth. I I With regard to the statement in last week's Truth, about the Queen and the expenses of the Sbah's visit to England, I am informed that her Majesty is to pay everything while the Persian Monarch is in London, but that the Foreign Office will defray the cost of his travelling expenses when he goes to Scotland, Liverpool, and the manufacturing districts, and all his ...

... At Newport borough polica-court to-day, William S aittt, workman at the Patent Fuel Company's jard, Uskside, was summoned for assaulting Lybil Johnson. The complainant was left in charge 'of a house where defen- dant was lodging during the temporary absence of the householders. Defendant attempted to force open a bedroom door, and when the complainant, a middle-agf d woman, prevented him from ...

... THE PARNELL COMMISSION j SEVENTY-SIXTH DAY. LONDON, Wednesday. The court was not so crowded to.day when the Commissioners took their seats. As usual there were a good many ladies present, and among them were the Duchess of Abercorn, Lady Phelps, and Mrs Gladstone. Among the male spectators were Lord Leveson, Mr Cuningbame Graham, M.P., and Archbishop Walsh. Mr Parnell was an early arrival, and ...

... Messrs Weatherby officially inform us of the follow ing scratchinf-,s Hanworth Park Welter, IKemptoii-Tapageur alii General Abbott. Kempton Jubilee Stakes-Eiridspord. All engagements—Commission. Kempion Royal Stakes—Panzerscbiff, Caerlaveroek. All engagements in Mr Young's narue- Rosine. Kempton Park Jubilee Stakes and Royal Stakes- Arrnndale. Chester Cup-Silver Spur. Chester Welter and Middle ...

... OPPOSITION TO THE BILL. Summary of the Petitions Lodged. The following is a summary of the allegations of the 10 petitioners who have lodged petitions praying to be heard before the Select Committee of the House of Lords in opposition to tho bill for establishing a working agreement between the Bute Docks and Taff Vale Railway Com nan ins. It is, however, understood that the locus standi ...