... have beetj held with that object in the Cardigan Arms. A rumour gained currency on Monday that they had resolved en striking, but on inquiry this turus out to have n,) further foundation than is stated above. Mr John Jenkins, the president of the trades' ...

... have been held with that object in the Cardigan Arms. A rumour gained currency on Monday that they had resolved cn striking, but on inquiry this turns out to have no further ioundation than is stated above. Mr John Jenkins, the president of the tra s'council ...

... the Battle of Alma. He also took part in the Charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt; but at the Battle of Inkerman his right arm was shot away. CI1AnOE or ATTZLMrTPD WIFE MuIWtERi.-Henry Speed. 31, a lodging-house ...

... lieutenants Royal o Marine Light Infantry have been promoted to F the rank of lieutenant, dated 27th September, q, 1889:-John Brecknock Noble, John Arthur o r. Tupman, William Herbert Foster, Arthur Engmont U Ronibulow Pearse, Ernest Sacheverell Coke, an id Bernard ...

... stranger took off his coat and waistcoat, and a shirt front, aud appeared in the attire of a professional athlete, with bare arms, which showed remarkable muscular deve- lopment. It was at once seen that Cyclops had to face a formidable oppouent. A 1001 ...

... CsnnwIr Sxwwasosxrs' UaroN.-OO W~odnesidac evening a} well-attended mseeirfg of the Cardiff 1 Shipwright6' Union ?? held at the Cardigan IArmns, Mtr. Jenkins p~residintg. The Secretdiry read. a commrunication which had been received fromt the muatters, in which ...

... Niagara Rapids. The mighty water caught her up like a straw and bore her ravidly towards the American Falls head first, her arms swinging in the air. As she approached the brink of the talls her face turned for a mnomenb towards Prospect Point, not 20ft ...

... his address. TnaE Rv. JOHN ROe3vRTSON ON lSAVONAROLA. The opening lecture for the session of the Literary Association of Nicolson Street United Chur2h, Edin- burgh, was delivered on Thursday night in the church hall by the Rev. John Robertson. Taking as ...

... they 38 w~ill march in procession to St. John's, Sb. ~d Andrew's, and St. Ma~ry's Churches, at which of Is Divine service wrill be held, The Archbishop da: of CANTEBBnUY will be the preacher at St. ho in John's, the Bishop of LioprIxun at St. bet i nrws ...

... was in distress off Rhoscolyn. The rocket apparatus in charge of the coastguards and a few volunteers, and commanded by Mr. John 0. Williams, chief officer, was taken to the scene, but could not be used. The Rhoscolyn lifeboat put to sea at great risk ...

... form a correct idea of the feeble and fitful institution an Irishi Parlia- ment was under the most favouralble conditions. Grattan's Parliament was an imperfect affair, and every precedingr Parliament was simply a Big Testry for the parish of Ireland. The ...

... Sxa,-I have read with much surprise a- state- ment made by the member for Pembrokeshire At the recent Liberal meeting at Cardigan with respect to the case of a Mr. Evan Davies, of Ehydwen, in the parish of Penrith. It would appear that this manl owed ...