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... A meeting of the Grangetown Bridge Com- mittee of the Cardiff Corporation was held at the Town-hall this morning. Councillor W. Saunders occupied the chair, and there were present:— Aldermen Jacobs and Waring, and Councillors Proger, Brain, F. J. Beavan, and Vaughan. The purpose fur which the meeting was called was to bear a statement from Mr Buchanan, of tbe firm of HaDdyside and Co., with ...
... TO..O/, i CEEDINGS. f L leGweedoreprisoners It.o .jjurda spectorMartin,again U) ■ this morning !>T u adjourned as- ?'?re ?: ...
... ACCIDENTS AT RIFLE RANGES. I A Hythe correspondent telegraphs :-Two serious accidents occurred yesterday at Hytha Rifle Ranges. While the ball-firing was being practised a private in the Lincolnshire Regiment was shot in the back, and badly injured. A horse was shot dead under a trooper by a ricochet bullet. ...
... It is understood that the Great Western Rail- way directors are at present considering the position of Swansea as affected by the recent re- duation in rates on the part of the Barry and Tag Vale Companies. ...
... AHeged Fraud. At the weekly meeting on Saturday, the chair- m 'n (C-,Ionel Lyne) presiding, Mr Bucham, the LuCiti Governmf'it Board iuspector, forwarded a report to the effect that he had inspacted the Indutrial and fuund every- thing in capital order. He sucRested that a bakt3ry should be established at the setioolg, as the of bread would provide useful training for the children.—The Chairman ...
... The Charge of Paricide. -e- The magisterial enquiry into the extraordinary charge of parricide against Patrick Dillon was resumed at Clonmel yesterday. It is alleged by the prosecution that upon the eve of his death in February last year, old Dillon was beaten about the head by his son, and that a fracture of the skull, discovered when the body was exhumed lass September, was inflicted before ...
... WELSH SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION I The fifth annual musical festival of the Cardiff Welsh Sunday-school Union was held yesterday at the Tabernacle Chapel, the Hayes. His Honour Judge Gwilym Williams, who had been an- nounced to preside.being unavoidably detained at Swansea by quarter sessions business, the Rev O. L. Roberts, Cardiff, was voted to the chair. There were present Professor Roberts, ...
... PUT riNG DOWN POLYGAMY IN UTAH, The annual report of the Utah Commission to the American Secretary of the Interior indicates that substantial progress has been made in sup- pressing the practice of polygamy in that territory, The enforcement of tho Edmundfl Law has been so effectual that the abuse is no longer openly practised, except perhaps, in out-of-the-way places. Yet the Gentiles of Utah ...
... Gossip of the Day. I From To-day's London Letters. MINING ROYALTIES The Royal Commission on Min- ing Royalties, of which Lord Northbrook is chairman, will meet on November 1st, for the I consideration of their report, at 6, Old Palace- yard, Westminster. AUSTRALIAN WINES. I am told: (says a correspondent of the Birmingham Post) by Mr W. Bridge Coilyus, a well-known authority on the subject, ...
... A SCOTCH M.P. IN A COAL MINE. Mr Augustine Birrell, the member for the Western Division of Fife, in the course of the week has visited TownhiU Colliery, Dunfermline, and descended one of the weighs, accompanied by the uridergronnd overman and some friends. He made a complete tour of one of the sections of the working. At the coal face he met many of his most ardent supporters, and be chatted ...
... SHOT DEAD AT A PRAYER M E E G. A mysterious tragedy is renorted from Mess point, Mississippi. A prayer mseHti* was it progress in one ot the local chapels, aud as tin evening was warm, the windows aud doors wer ...
... CARDIQANSHIRE COUKT? COIJNCTL. er, MIEETINGC; OF THE JOINT STANDfl,;i if O£IT'T, 01' to T'IlE COM5iTTEIEIS POW'ER ovi}'m be fp ?? wre TE PLICEW. ad An imnportant mneetin~g of tile joint slant. lo ig commuittee oaf the3 Caraiganshnire Ceunfir so Council ?? held in tin Town-hal l Lamopeter. ca 'ht rthursday. There3 were present Cnlonel D:'virs; to Evawns, lord-lioutenant, in the chlair; Mr. T , ...