... f THE LATE REV. C. H. SPUR G EON. PULPIT REFERENCES. Preaching at the English Baptist Chapel, Abercarn. on Sunday evening last from the words: I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith, the pastor, the BeT'. E. Aubrey, said Thus d >es the great apostle of the first century in the prospect of a near martyrdom declare his fidelity j- r*niri up his chequered ...

... volunteering UNDER DIFFICULTIES. At Westminster Police-court, on behalf of the commanding officer of the 13tlr Middlesex Rifie Volunteer Corps (commonly known as the Queen's Westminster), Sergeant-Major Richard- son summoned Mr. James Farrow, a gentleman residing at Beechcroft, Eastern-road, fioml ord. Essex, and a private in the regiment, for 35 alleged to be due under the rules through non- ...

... WALKELL IS HERE AGAIN THIS TIMB TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING 7 QF 91g FINE BUILDINQI CRANE STREET, WHICH HATE BEEN ERECTED AND FITTED UP AT GREAT COST, AND WERE OPENED FOB BUSINESS ON SATURDAY, NOV. 28TH, AS A First-Class Restaurant and Temperance Hotel. Here the Public and Commercial Gentlemea will FIND EVERY COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE, The COMMERCIAL Room being 28 FEET Lowe; also, THE LADIES HAVE ...

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... Of all the bread which has recently been put to the test, the analysts have adjudged Furlr);S Housekeepers' to be the very best.—Advt. CADEUKYS COCOA.—Of full strength of a highly economical nature, free from added starch and sugar. Health, PIMPLKS, BLOTCHES, ECZEMA.-Sulpholins Lotion drives awayEruptions, Spot« Blotches. Redness, Acne, Ihshgurements, Ro ughness and Scurf, leaving a clear, ...

... PANTjSG LOCAL BOARD. The monthly meeting of this Board was held on Tuesday evening at Pontymoil Schoolroom. Ir. A. A. Williams, J.P., presided, and there were also present Mr. 1. Butler, J.P., Messrs. J. Jenkins, J. B. Jenkins, H. J. Parkhurst, H. Knipe, J. Goodenough, J. Rosser, D. Jones, J. Jones, W. Sandbrook, J. R. Essex (medical officer), D. J. Lougher (engineer), T. Williams (clerk), and ...

... At the monthly meeting of the Cambrian Association of Miners, held on Monday at the Windsor Hotel, Ton, under the presidency of Mr Brooks, a deputation, representing the old works committee of the National Colliery, attended, stating that they had been out of em- ployment for eight weeks, and asking whether the Association could render them any assistance concerning the dispute which had ...

... COLLI! RY PONIES BURNED TO DEATH. A a( t-:o fire, which had ruged for two days ia the Cor.si ...

... To the Editor of the Free Press. Sir -The last letter of Sacerdos is so vague that it is difficult to find any meaning at all to it- 1 will deal with the most definite part wh-'ch deals with the question. He states, I have said that all the Articles were intended. This is a clear state- ment which is in effect the same as that made by the Rev Canon West- that the Calvinistic Methodists are ...

... The 3rd South Wales Borderers assembled on Monday for the annual training at the Camp, Brecon, under the command of Col. W. Jones Thomas, A.D.C. The permanent staff and over 400 recruits had seme 14 days prior to the arrival of the oH bands, pitched the tents and taken possession of the camp—which is situated in one of the prettiest spots in the Principality. The band plays on Sunday ...

... The Timber Trnde Association of the United States has snccoerled in obtaining what will doubt. less prove a highly interesting exhibit to be piaced in the Foieatrv Department of the World's Fair at Ch icn ...

... The Greenwich Hospital Pension of 950 a year for Pay masters, rendered vacant by the death of Paymaster-in-Chief William H. Reeves, has been awarded to Paymaster .in-Chief Joseph Martin. The Government are to be asked to appoint a Committee to enquire into the working of the Limited Companies Acts, with a view of giving greater legal protection to shareholders and creditors. M. Paderewsl:i, ...