... I The JLIOCBI Government Board Inspector (Mr Bircham) reported having vi&ited the house, and found everything clean aud orderly. He had, however, found that there was not an adequate supply of waiter for flushing purposes. Mr Thomas Thomas said it was really time the town went in for a better water scheme. The Corporation had only been digging little wells here and there Instead of going in ...

... On the consideration of the qu report of the Medical Officer, Mr Walter Lloyd askcpl if the r officer had any place in view which used as an isolation hospital in cast emergency. The Medical Oilieor I have not an in view. Mr Walter Lloyd said they would very serious position in case of an ep Mr E. Colby Evans asked if it usual to have a temporary place whic be used as an isolation hospital in ...

... The fortnightly meeting of this body was held on Saturday last, when there were present Mr Henry Herbert (chairman), Mr W. Griffiths (vice-chairman), Miss May Gwynne-Hughes, Major Thomas, and Messrs D. Davies, Joseph Harries, J. Griffiths, John Harris, James Rees, J. L. Williams, D. W. Lewis, W. Jones (Ammanford), Caleb Thomas, D. Morris, D. Watkins. John Thomas (Troedyrhiw), D. Jones (Briskin ...

... S T. 0 L E AES. I A FIJIE-EXGINE WANTED. Very serious damage has been done of late by fires in this district. No }t*a than five ricks have been consumed of well-harvested hay. What occasioned these unfortunate calamities has not been discovered but we think that it is the imperative duty of everybody to spare liO pains in finding it out leat wors things may happen again in the future. Some of ...

... Carmarthenshire Monthly Meeting. The CaWinistic Methodists held their Monthly Meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 28th and 29th at Rhydoymmerau. The place being rather inconvenient, there were not many ministers and deacons present. At two o'clock the first day, a conference was held, presided over by Mr John Hughes, Llanelly, when resolutions relating tocon- nexional and other matters ...

... TIIF, di-.our-i.siou on the new Rating Bill Friday's meeting of the Wiiitland lW District Council resulted in the putti11 forward very fairly of the arguments, wh^ can be adduced both in favour of and agaif' the measure. Whether a landlord be good -bad, it is a self-evident fact that the the other burdens on the land, the higher rent which he will be able to get for it in t''j open market. Of ...

... ANNUAL MEETING. May Day, 1896, was a long-looked for day by the young women of Ferryside, it being the annual meeting and outing day of the Ferryside branch of the Girl's Friendly Society. It had been originally intended that the members should take a trip to the ancient ruins of Llanstephan Castle where the cup which cheers but does not inebriate was to be partaken of. It however trans- ...

... Cor Undebol Smyrna a Heol Awst. At OUjjtydd y CarmartJuni Weekly Reporter. MR GOLYGYDD,-Yr ydwyf wedi anfon y llythyr canlynol i'r Welshman mown atebiad i sylwadau Alwyn, ond nid yw eto wedi cael ei argraffu, am hyny yr ydwyf yn gobeithio y gwnech chwi ei argraifu yn eicli rhifyn nesaf. Dyma'r Ilythyr MR GOLYGYDD,-Yn eich rhifyn diweddaf (Sept. 7th, 1896), fe gafodd fy slyw ei dynu yn ...

... THE Keptfmber number of The Artist (2 Whitehall Gr.rd»;j ...

... Given by Mr T Walters, Cwmoeraant Nursery, Carmarthen. Collection of fruit (open to all comers)-Apple (cooking and eating), 6 each Pears 6 PJUT S anc Cherries, 12 each 1st, fruit trees to the value of 56 ( John Jones, Bronhaul. Given by Mr M Cuthbertson, F.R H.S. seed grower and florist, Rothesay, Scotland, T?^ree Guthbertson Hybrid Leek 1st, value William Walters, Abernant; 2nd, value 2a, D ...

... Llaiiclilo Board of Guardians. The fortnightly meeting of this boird was held on Saturday, when these present were Air W. Griffiths (in) the chair), Miss May Gwynne Hughes, Col. Gwynne-IJ nghes ...

... FORTNIGHTLY MEETING AT THE WORK- HOUSE. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Carmarthen Board of Guardians was held at the Poard-room on Saturday. Mr D L Jones, Iifcr £ wyn, presided. There were also present Mr David Thomas, Conwil; Mr J R John, Laugharne Mr Stephen Stephens, Llanarthney; Mr John Daviee, Llan- ddarog Mr Thomas Rees, Llandefeilog Mr Dnvid Thomas, Llanfihangel Mr Henry Thomas, ...