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... . 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 ...
... [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 ...
... CORRESPONDENCE WO cannot pulblish any letter cures the writer sends hiS HEAL NAMM end tADDius, not necessarily for 'cbbi- cation, but ase a guarantee of good faith. - ,, 1uo Editor cannot undertkie to return rejected eorn munleetions tinder any cirumsartances. 4 D * All correipondents must write on onirs sti of theI paper only, or tbeir letters will be rejected. e des not answer ?? Utc Post. i ...
... IT31IE PAlRNELL COMMISSION. I NINETY-SEVEMNTH DAY. A SERIES OF IUNIMIPORTAINT WITNESSES. The sptical cominission, under the presidency of Sir Jamnes Einnen, sat again ou Thursday in tue X yvil Courts of Juslice, wvrstnircster. Fa ate ir e II ewnson, of Bltlly m lle t, w as ex- atuined, and spoke ofI th1e chaructor of tie out- cages there. Us said that one nutrago upon a tentint, who haid taken ...
... ' THE R.EPRESENTATTON OF WEST CARAIARTHENSHIRMiX i. - . [a7R-. orva o(W, Coamvpon n.J t CARMAPTHENT, TnasnsAr. The namres of Lord Emlr'n, Mr. Lewis Morris, Penbryn; MIr. J. Lloyd Morgan, barrister-at-law E MIr. . 0. Brigstoctre, Prarkygors ; and Mr. William Howell, solicitor, Lianelly, hive been mentioned aS those of gentlemuen likely to contest tie seat foa West Cr murohbnsejlre, rendered ...
... THE WVELSH SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. 1I ive CONVICTIONS AT' ABERDARLE. At Aberdare Police-court on Tuesday John a Jones was summnconed for being found enl *hcc licensed premises of lice Glube Inn, Hirwain, oet Sunday, the 2nd inst. Defendant ndilcitted being : in the house, and said thet lie hlad two pin6i of a beer nnd ticreepenny worth of braed aind ohlcsec. c 'rile Magistrates' Clerk: Lave you ...
... This w1A, whends. ?? - T'flis wveek's Saner publishes the census takren by MHr. TCfoasAs UiEn, of Denbigh, Bome months ago, touching the -attendance on a given Snnday in the churcbes and chapels of the Principality, For some reason best known to Mr. Gun:, the return is confined to the six Oounties of Nprth Wales, which contain less than one-third of thepopulation of the Princi- pality. We draw ...
... THE WELSH SUNIDAY CLOSINy COMjmISSO\N. the tlse PREP.. AR.TIONS AT CARDIFF, rliy Preparations are now ?? conaplete iot the opening of the Royal Coicrnisio0 into the 10. working of the Sunday C]osing Act in Wral, er; Professor Rbys arrived in Cardiff on Thursdy Sir night, having left Oxford at 6.47 asd reacli No Cardiff at 10.6. He at once drove to the Park Hotel, where the members of the c ...
... WHITSUNTIDE EXCURSIONS I - FROM SOUTH WALES.- I II Tue Whitsuutide holidays are fast approaching, and, in accordantico with their: usual custom, the of two great trunk lines, thle Great Western Railway Ds Company and the London and North Western Railway Company, have made special arrange- ass wneits whereby holiday-seekers are enabled tovisit or almost any part of the kingdom at a much reduced ...
... R.AILINAY TRAFFIC RETURNS, Taaf Vale and Fenartn H1arbour .. ?? 18205 Khyin ..ev ?? ?? 3730 Cambrian l'lwavs ?? 4327 Cram a-nt elertlivr 1921 Pembroke and 1'eibv 518 Brightoni and Bourh Coa ?? South ?? - Great Vaesterb . .. fSt. North of scotlani - M exican ?? ,, - Lane. and Yorkshire ?? Greatnortern ?? SheffIele ?? Gale oo ~t ar , 44 44 44 444 44 - G i ag o w S . W s t r - North ...
... RELIGION AND TEETOTALISM. THE L.ATEST DEVELOP-MEN'TA A SCENE. RESIGNATION OF THE VICE- CHAIRMANT. The usual mnaitihly neeng of tlhe Cardiff School Board was held at. th~e Tovn-hall on Thursday aiteinoon. Mr. Lewis Williamns presided, and there were also present the R vs A. Tilly, V. Sauaez, and G. A. Janes, Drs. Wallace and Trehb-rne, and Miesers J. Coiy, J. Gunn, T. Rees, and D. Rees (clerk). ...
... FATAL CARRUAGE ACCIDENT NEAR TENYEY Ad |A LALDY KILLED. tin It s- -tS INJURY '10 A GENTLEMAN. ir _ A very sad carriage accident occuried in thei neiglhbourhood of Tenby late on \ΒΆ'edneeday night, I whicil has resulhed in the cen!aih of a lady aud se cveore injury to Mr. ihbert Groenisli, a gentlenman wd e-wll known and higldy respected in lPembrokeshire. ;h It appears thlmt on the evening in ...