... A grand concert, preceded by an excellent supper, was held at the Steam Laundry Establishing Thursday evening (17th inst), when all the members of the Priordy Choir assembled to present Mr Dunn William! with a purse of gold, as a token of their appreciation of his indefatigable labours in the training of the choir to that marked state of perfection, to which is mainly due the signal victory at ...

... INQUEST AT PENLAN. Mr Buckley Roderick, coroner for the district, held an inquest on Tuesday afternoon, at Penlan, Llanarthney parish, into the death of Mary Margret'a Edwards, aged 28, who died under extremely peculiar circumstances at Llaincyntach, at midnight, on Friday last, sensational accounts of which have appeared in the daily papers. Edwards formerly resided in Picton-plaee and at the ...

... An inquoil was held at the Square and Compass Peiisi.,rii, on Mr W, Buckley Roderick, coroner for the liberty of Kidwelly-touching the death of Elizabeth (nged 10 weeks), daughter of John Davirs, tinman, Peusarn. Mary Ellen Davies, the mother of the child, said that 011 Friday, at 3.15 p.m., she placed the deceased in a cradle on the settle by the ide of the fire. She then went out to get some ...

... THE INDRCTIOJV OF THE KEY, H. EVANS.— A most interesting series of meetings in connection with the recognition of the Rev H. Evans, late of Llanvbri, as pastor of the above church, were held on Tuesday and Wednesday all day, the 5th and 6th inst. Amongst the ministers preceut were — Revs Professor Junes, H.A., Carmarthen Thomas, Llanybri; Davies, Rhydyceisiad; Davies, Pantteg Dr Gwyune Jones, ...

... To the Editor of the Carmarthen Weihbj Reporter S'ip,VV 111 Llandilo Urban District Council water contractors listen to the unanimous voice, I believe, of the medical men of the town, who have expressed an adverse opinion on the Llandyfan water, as being too hard for domestic use, and that it will prove injurious to health in the long run. Besides, it will never give any satisfaction for ...

... PARISH COUNCIL. A meeting of the ^°nl'niltovs were present: Messrs E. Griffiths (chainnan), Isaac Edwards, I). Williams, John Jones W. I. Morgans, John Griffiths Khys Rees 'D. Richards, Thomas Jones, Edward Tones David Davies, and Thomas Evans (clerk). The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. A cheque, value IDs was signed in payment for a bookcase. The Council signed a precept ...

... IN regard to the matter of the Morfe-Biinin foot- path, the Carmarthen Town Council has eudintiy begun to retrace its footsteps. The footpath tither is or is not public property. If it is not public property the Council ccmn itttd a trespass in laying d'jv.-n the footbridge if it is a public footpath then their duty regard to those who obstruct it is clear. The matter has now beon referred to ...

... INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRIBUTION* OF PRIZES, —The prizes gained by the scholars of the above school were distributed in the Tabernacle Vestry, on Friday July 26th. The Rev D. Jones, presided. Mrs and Miss J .me., Manor Dâf, the Rev W. • Thomas, and the teachers were also present. The Chairman referred to the successes recently gained by pupils in this school, viz. Miss M. A. Jones, Welsh ...

... The adiournod cases for breaches of the sanitary bye-laws came on for hearing. The: following appeared to have carried out the alterations necessai'j':—Mr James Lewis,. St. Catherine-street; Mr John Lewis,. Falcon Iun; Mr John Davies, Swansea. Castle; Mr William Thomas, Harp Inn;: Mr T. W. Jenkins, Water-street; and AVilliam Owen, Richmond-terrace. TbeT4 cases were, therefore, dismissed on ...

... AIR. HOLMES STEAD TEE ATS THE SCHOOL CHILDREN. On Saturday the Mayor of.Kidwelly (Mr Holmes Stead) gave to every child attending the elementary day school?, both in the borough and parish, a treat of tea and cake. All the school, met at the Town-hall, and, headed by the Town Band (led by Mr Francis Reynolds), they marched in procession round the town with colours flying in the following order ...

... At OhjfUjiul y Carmarthen, Wceldy Reporter. MK. GOLYGYPD, Gyda eich caniatad, dymunaf ddywcdyd gair neu ddau ar ysgrif y Parch T. John, gynt o Fiynonhenry, ya eich cy liooddiad am Medi 18fed. Mae ei iaith a'i ensyuiadau yn ddrewiedig yn ffroennu y wlad, ae yn amlwg i'r cyhoedd mai malais a ohynhen yw yr oil, ac yntau o dan ddylaawad rhywbeth heb law ofengyl. Ac nid wyf yn meddwl y buaswn yn ...

... Theft from the Carmarthen Market. THE CARETAKER AND HIS BROTHER- IN-LAW IN CUSTODY. THE THIEF SENT TO GAOL FOR A MONTH. THE ALLEGED RECEIVER COM- MITTED. The appearance of Guildhall-square on Monday morning between 10.30 and li a.m. was, to use tne words ot a spectator, just lika os if the foxhounds were having a meet. It had transpired that tho caretaker of the Carmarthen market was to be ...