... 01, Mrs Thomas, what splendid bread you hav. I wish we could get some like it.— Well, Mrs Jones, you only have t. oder .Fun,Low'lS 'HOUSEKEEPERS; I find it always ] good.Adt,t. PK.VRS' rure, fragrant, refreshing—-fw Toilet and Nuisery. Specially prepared for the delicate n of ladies anol liiuirfn. and otheis sensitive to the weather, winterer suiii-i-t r. l'revenls redness, roughness, and ...

... THE PERFORMANCE OF BRITANNIA AND HER DAUGHTERS. From the balance-sheet, we find that the net proceeds of the above performance at the Town Hall amounted to .£14 Explosion Relief Fund. The cost of the ga.s was defrayed by Mrs John Bevan, Pontypool. In our report we should have stated that the accompan- ists were:—Piano, Miss Annette Griffiths; organ, Mr Silas Tucker. ...

... LLANHILLETH. ) A serious accident occurred on Wednesday, be- tween 9 and 10 in the morning, at the pit which is being sunk by Messrs Partridge, Jones, & Co. at Llinhilleth. It appears that whilst the men were at work in the bottom of the shaft, a large stone fell from the side and almost crushed four of the sinkers. One man named Albert. PhiHips his thigh broken William North and Jobn Ben- ...

... WESLEYAN LOCAL PREACHERS MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION. MEETING AT PONTYPOOL. A re-union of local preachers in connection with the Pontypool Wesleyan circuit, was held on Thursday week at the Wesleyan Chapel, Ponty- pool. In the afternoon a tea meeting was held and very well patronised. A public meeting was held in the evening, but owing, no doubt, to counter attractions, there was not a large attend ...

... RELIEF FUND.—The Chairman of the Ponty- pool Local Board, Mr David Williams, has con- vened a public meeting, to be held at the Local Board offices, on Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of forming a Relief Fund. ...

... The or liruiry m-e'iug or this B ar 1 he,l,1 on Present—Mr H. VY. K u;ti I (o'-iHirjiitii), Ah'sors W Ed'V it- Is, J. Kvan.s, J. B:itri;i, I'iom ...

... LLANHILLETH SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION. The polling for the election of 5 members to serve on the Llanhilleth School Board took place on Tuesday, the only polling station being Aber- beeg Board Schools. Voting went on steadily during the day until about 5 o'clock, when in- creased activity set in. The continual influx of voters from Llanhilleth, Six Bells, and other out- side districts, went far to ...

... RELIEF LIST. PONTYPOOL SUBSCRIPTION LIST. Mrs Llewellin, Baglan Hall, Neath £ 50 0 0 Collected at Waterloo Road Chapel, per Mrs Tatlow 14 0 0 Mr W. H. Rosser Abergavenny 5 5 0 Messrs Crowther Brothers, Kidderminster 5 5 0 Sparrow, Hardwick & Co. 5 5 0 Mr D. Parry, Leeds, per Mr T. Fletcher. 5 0 0 Rev J: C,Lf.,W.ui. 5 5 0 Mrs Daubeney, Penbydwl-Fandy 5 0 0 Collection—Wesleyan Chapel 3 11 0 Mr ...

... Before Mr C. J. PARKES (in the chair) rnd Mr A. A. WILLIAMS. ALLEGED. THEFTS. William Langston, a labourer, who had beea appre- hended at Stourbridge, was charged with stealing an overcoat, value 8s, the property ol James Brown, Blaen- avon, and 18s belonging to Alfred Dosoher, Blaeuayon, on Saturday last.—Prisoner was remanded in custody till Saturday, 4 ...

... Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp, Town Hall, Pontypool, May 1st and 2nd. The following remarkable letter is worth reading- Jesse Vater, 15, Albion Road, Pontypool, writes to WEE E. COOPBR, & Co., 599, Commercial Road, London, E.:—Gentlemen,—For six weeks I had been in great pain from Muscular Rheumatism, and for two weeks previous to the 6th of this month failed to follow my employment. I was ...

... At the adjourned meeting on Monday there were present: Messrs J. Jacobs, chairman, I. Butler, S. Winsor, and W. R. Williams, and it was resoived That an assistant master be appointed to the Griffithstown Board School, and that an advertisement be inserted in the School Master, Pontypool Free Press, South Wales Daily News, and Western Mail. A similar resolution was passed for the Upper Cwmbian ...

... EASTERN VALLEYS COXGREGA- TIONAL MINISTERS' ASSOCIATION. The monthly fraternal meeting of of this Asso- ciation of ministers and others was held at Peny- wain on Nov. 26; h, when t&e following brethren assembled:—Revs r. Illtyd James, vice-chairman; J. Rees, Griffi i bs, own M. Evans, Pontyp ol D. M. Davies, bardis; D. Davies, Hanover; L. T. Hughes, Penywain; i). B. Hughes, New Inn; J. P. ...