... Yesterday, at the Salford police-court, James Hulse, who keeps the Mason's Arms beerhouse, Robert Hall-street, Regent-road, Salford, was charged with permitting betting on his licensed premises, and Richard Craig, a cripple, was charged withusing the house for betting pu: poses. Police-constables Harrison and Conway gave evidence to the effect that between the 14-th and 16t,11 instant they ...

... The Charge against Justice Field Dismissed, NEW YORK, Tuesday.—The authorities of California have at last realised the great injustice California have at last realised the great injustice which was being committed with the aid of the forms of law in allowing the courts of the State to be made subservient to a notorioua woman, as was being done in the proceedings instigated by Terry against ...

... 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 ...

... TfE TDATE IUVALRY. | LA'TEST DE VELOPMENTS. i'is8 neri evident thnat Cardiff and Barry will soon be at olpen warfaro in the matter of rates. When the Barly Dfelk was opened there wnas ?? talk of a conciliatory clan acLer, and this gave rise othe hope that an arrangement, if not exictly a anicable, at, least not lhroiet cutting, might be LI arrived at. This, hrwavear, on the part of the ox ...

... A WST 31, 18 89. REGISTERED XT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE AS A NEWVSPAER YMWEITAD Y FRENHINES, ERBYN hyD, y mae yr ymweliad brenhinol a'i holl drwst drosodd; a'r freubines wedi cyrhadd yn ddiogel i'w chartref elyd yn Ucheldiroedd Yegot land. Nid es ?? gartref yn Nhymrnu ua'r Iwerddon; ond dywedir mai un ffrwyth i'r ymwel- iad diwaddar fydd peri iddi siorhau un o fewn ter- fynau y Dywysaogaeth. ...

... PUBLICATION OF WELSH HIS- TORICAL RECORDS- IMPORTANT DISCUSSION. LETTERS FROM LORD BUTE'S AGENT AND MR T. E. ELLIS, M.P. What was generally regarded as the most important of all the meetings of the Cymmro- dorion section was held at the Brecon Guild-hall on Thursday morning, to hear papers on The Publication of Welsh Historical Records, a subject in which much interest is taken at the present ...

... KIDWELLY SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION. TO THK EDITOH. SIR,—Kindly allow me to correct the misstate- ment in describing me as a Churchman in your list of persons elected on this board. The writer could never have read my address wherein I say I am an undenominationalist.—I am, &c., HENRY SMART. Kidwelly, August 29th, 1889. ...

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... ANOTHER OBSTRUCTION CASE AT SWANSEA. SENSATIGNALIKG JACK THE RIPPEIV At the Swansea police-court on Thursday, David Adams, 34, Castle-street-, was summoned for causing an obstruction in Castle-street by shouting and causing a crowd tu a8èmhe, on tbe Ini) of August. Mr Marksley proso.-uced, and Mr Robinson Smith defended. P.O. 74 said on tho evening of the day in question ho was in Ccstle ...

... PENARTH DOCK AND RAILWAY COMPANY. Half-Yearly Meeting, The half-yearly meeting of the Penartb Harbour, Dock and Railway Co. was held yesterday at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff. The directors present were-—Iiieut.-Colonel the Hon. J. H. Windsor Clive (in the chair), Mr David Evans, Mr Henry Jones Evans, Mr Thomas H. Insole, and Mr Evan Lewis. The shareholders were represented by Messrs R. W. ...

... COLLIERS' MEETINGS AT MER- THYR AND MOUN rAIN ASH. A meeting of the workmen engaged at the Plymouth Collieries, Merthyr, took place on Tuesday evening at the Temperance-hall to consider the offer of the employers of five per cent. advance. Mr John Jones presided. The attendance was not large. The unanimous feeling of the speakers was that the offer should be accepted, but a great deal of ...

... FACTORY PBOSECUTIONS.— At the Porth petty- sessions on Wednesday—before C. H. LI. Fita- williams — Mr Augustus Lewis, Swansea, Inspector of Factories, charged the following persons with breach of the Factory Act, viz., Thomas Davies, Glantaloy Factory, Pencader John Lewis, Mount Pleasant, Pencader Lewis Lewis, Sunny, Hill, Pencader; YVilliam Williams, Pontceilog Factory, Llanllwm and Messrs ...