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... LLANDILO. ADJOCRNKD LICENSING SESSIONS,—These were held on Saturday at the Town-hall—before Messrs Stepney Gulsou sud J. C. Richardson— the license for the Red Lion Inu, Llaldebie, J. Morris, was granted, but applicant was cautioned ngaiust. rmik selling.—The license for the Lamb Inn, Penygroes, Llandebie, was held over for another year.—The application of D. Davies, Farmer's Arms, Penybank, ...
... GARW VALLEY. UNITED Acnox BT INNKEEPERS.—At the Bridgeud police-court on Saturday, Mr R. W. Randall applied to the magistrates te confirm a step which was about to be taken by the inn- keepers of Garw Valley to extend the time for opening their houses to 11 p.m. on week days. They were entitled to do so as the place was a town under the Licensing Act, being part of a constituted local ...
... PENRHIWCFIBR. TKLRGRAFHIC EXTENSION.—The chamber of trade some tuna ago memorialised Mr Pritchard Morgan, M.P., to lay the claims of this place in the matter of teUgraphic facilities before the Postmaster-General. The result of the interview was an intimation that the request would oe granted ou condition that a guarantee of £27 p'r annum be iven to the Treasury. 011 the 27h inst. Mr T..Tones, ...
... KILLED BY A GRINDSTONE. On Thursday a man named John Blackett, 30, met with his death in a shocking manQerat Wol- aingbam, Wear Valley. Deceased was engaged as a file cutter by Mr Jos. Briargs, and whilst so employed Mr John Jackson, of the Statiou Hotel, beard a loud report, and, running to the works, found that the grindstone had flown to pieces, and deceased lying dead. Some of the stone ...
... Addressing the Penarth magistrates last Mon- day in support of an application for a licence for an hotel to be erected near Barry, Mr G. C. Downing is reported to have said that with reference to the population which was expected to arise in the immediate vicinity of this hotel, he could inform their worships that upon the land adjoining 504- plots had been laid out for building purposes. Of ...
... fLLOYrYS TELKGUAMS. ] A telegram from Port Elizabeth reports that the British ship Aniana, from Rangoon for South America, put into Port Elizabeth in distress, bavijig apparently been ashore in Fish River. The steamer Einest., of Cardiff, from Portishead arrived damaged about the liow,, an,, docked. The steamer Lianeily, of Liverpool, has been beached at Whitehaven, having atrack the ground ...
... EXPERIENCES OF A DETECTIVE. BY JAMES M'GOYAN, ~^UTBOR of BROUGHT TO BAT, HUNTED ^OWN, STRANGE CLUBS, and TRACED AND TRAOnD. No. XXXVI. A STOLEN HOARD. £200 is Rood sum to lose by robbery, bat in this Case the person robbed was a woman, and it Aktizoed the importance of £ 200,COO. When I got Mie place—a main door house in Rankeillor- jfceet—in response to the urgent message, I Mrs ...
... Dewisol lu'r bydysawd,—a pherlau Hoff ariuu y creawd; Claer eu gwsdd, rhyfedd en rbawd,—heulogblanl, Breiniol gwympant ar wyoraool gwmpawd. Trecaatell. D. JEWBKYS DAVINS. ...
... A CHILD'S SINGULAR ADVENTURE. One day this week, about seven o'clock in the evening, two ladies from Leicester, walking on the beach about two miles north of Skegness, met a little girl trudging along the shore alone. She appeared tired and faltering in her gait, and on being questioned she said she had come from Mabiethorpe, and that her name was Rose. The ladies took the child to Inspector ...
... The Church Congress I at Cardiff. PROPOSAL TO GIVE AN OFFICIAL RECEPTION. The Corporation Decline. A meeting of the General Purposes Committee of the Cardiff Corporation was held yesterday in the Town-hall, there being present Alderman Taylor, M.D., in the chair; Aldermen Jacobs and Carey Councillors Sanders, Sir Morgan Morgan, Riches, Mildon, Hopkins, F. J. Beavan, A. Rees, Jotham, Carr, ...
... FIRST TBAMP (to his, pard)-Did you tell the mistress of the house that we are Johnstown sufferers, washed out by the floods ? SECOND TRAMP-I What did she say t She sud we looked as though we hadn't been washed in ten years. ...
... EXPERIENCES OF A DETECTIVE. BY JAMES M'GOVAN, .Author of BROUGHT TO BAT, HUNTED '• SIBANGE CLUES, aud TBAOKD AND TBACKKD. No. A DUPLICATE DOOR-KEY, going home one uigbt in August, I wa8 *oned on from the other side of the street by a councillor, whom I just knew by sight as « owner of a large drapery shop. He was above a bachelor, and well known as a kind master a krge-souled citizen. I ...