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... The first annual exhibition in connection with the Penarth Horticultural, Deg, and Pigeon Show was held on Wednesday in glorious weather, in a field facing the Marine-parade. Considering tbat this is the inauguration show, the pwmoters are to be congratulated upon the success attending their venture. There was an excellent display of flowers and vegetables, and a satisfactory show of dogs, but ...
... THE WEEK'S MARKETS. CORN. CARDIFF, Saturday.—English and foreign wheat sol* at an advance of 6d to Is per qr. Flour 6d per sa ...
... COfNODIONta^ Anwyl ddarllenwyr a gobe flwyddyn wedi ein gudael etto, t w golwg yo ol, gwelwn fod lins-t o .211 wedi cymmeryd 110 ynddi sydd cof- nodi. Mae ei damweinisuwedi I loscg difrifol iawn, fel y cawn weled tyned yn mlaen. tOBTAWR, 1.—Lladdwyd peirianydd a thanwr ar y rbeil- ffordd yn Nghasnewydd, trwy wrthdarawiad dwy gerbydres. 9.—Dinistrwyd Uawer o feddianau a bywydau yu Pennsylvania ...
... CORN. Saturday. English and foreign wbe«* fni h« f f We!^ 8 rate«. with an improved demand firm OfttI an ? changed. B^riey and inaiao nrm. Oats and beans without change. whCCSS,T: R' Saturday.—There was les-i English werp M n* r°.(iay' but the tr*de being slow prices rates Grinds qr'i forei*n 9uiet »t barely laW ,lu: barle>. maize and new oats, 3d to 6d cheaoer. Old oats steady, Wednesday ...
... GREAT REDUCTION OF THE TORY MAJORITY. Polling commenced on Tuesday in the Partid* Division of Lanarkshire for the election of Parliamentary representative in the room of tbll late Mr Alexander Craig-Sellar, Liberal Unionist. The candidates were Mr J. Parker Smith, Libera* Unionist, and Sir Charles Tennant, GladstoniaP Liberal. Both candidates were well Bupportedl and a close contest was ...
... LLANGAD0CK SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION. The polling in connection with this election took plaoe on Msnday. Tbe result was made known on Tuesday. Great interest was felt as there were many Liberals contesting. there were aft many Liberals contesting. Miss Katie Jenkins, Glansawdde 480 H. D. Jofcea Bailey, Gwynfe — 387 W. Davies, Cwrtyplas 372 John Allen, Llannadock 361 D, Morgan, Masons'Arms 358 â 1 ...
... THE WEEK'S MARKETS, CORN. I.ONtari, Wednesday.—Tue market waa vary dn for both ICnglisb and foreign wheat. Knglish white, new, 36s to 40s do. red, 35s to 37s. Flour unchanged. Barley- grinding nrm malting quite. Oats slow. M iizrt, be uis, and peas quiet. Arrivals :— British wheat. 260 qrs. Foreien—wheat, 12,140 qrs; barfay, 12 520 oats. 31,260 qrs; maize, 1,090 Ilrs; flour, 28.970 sacks. ...
... The coal shipments from Cardiff and Newport last month showed a falling off as compared with January, a circumstance due probably to the fact that the month is three days shorter than the first of the year. Nevertheless, there was an increase at Swansea, both foreign and coastwise, and as regards the latter Cardiff did better thau in January by some 12,000 tous, the figures also being in ...
... The return of the Registrar-General for week ending Saturday last, 26th July, shows that, the rates of mortality in the several towtic arranged in order from the lowest, were at follows Portsmouth I I Bradford -17 Derby H9 Norwich IS Oldham 15-1 Wolverhampton lw Blackburn 13-1 Preston Hull.. 11-4 I Birkenhead M.18 Halifax 14 6 I Cardiff 18 Plymouth Iir9 J .Sunderland 19 Nottingham 16'2 | ...
... The return of the Registrar-General for the week ending Saturday, 22nd November, shows that the rates of mortality in the several towns, arranged in order from the lowest, were as follows Brighton 15'2 Liverpool 21*1 Derby 15 5 .Norwich 21*3 Leicester 15*9 i Xewcastle-on-Tyne.. 21'4 17-4 25-4 Preston. 17-4 24.1 Bradford. 18-0 Portsmouth 24-4 Birmingham 18*4 j 24*9 Rudderstield 18-4 18'5 25'1 ...
... THE WEEK'S MARKETS. COItrf. GLOUCESTER, Saturday.—English wheat in supply, and rather dearer. Foreign red unchanged in value, but foreign white rather Grinding barley, od lower. American maize, 6d dearer- Oats quiet. NEWPORT, Wednesday -There was a lair atter.I' ance, but very little business was done. \Yhtar. .3c1 to 6 ...
... *THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. List of Local Stations. The final draft of stations for South Wales is as follows CARDIFF AND SWANSBA DISTRICT. Cardiff (Wesley)—P. Neville Andrews. Sidney J. P. Danman, Josiah Mee. Ebenezer Morgan, W. Thomp- son Derry. Cardiff (Loudoun-square)-David Young, John Pellow, James H. Hodson, B.A., W. E. Oswald Parry. Newport (Monmouthshire)—John Gibson (B), John B. Ihery, ...