... 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 ...

... MONDAY. Before Mr. C. J. PARKBfe and Mr. W. I^JPiBArr. DRUNKjSNNEsS. Elizabeth Jonet was charred with heing drank on the highway at Abersychan on Sunday night. —P.C. White gave evidence, and said defen- dant had a large crowd of people around her, and was using very filthy language.—Defendant, however, denied this, and said that she knew she was a little under the influence of drink, but she ...

... The Electritity Committee of the vast parish of St. Pancras held a most interesting meeting recently in the Central Staticn, Stanhope-street, near Regent's Park. The meeting was a kind of At Home, at which the fathers of the pariah, together with a large numberof visiom-includ- ing scientifiic peopl.mlght see for themselves what St. Panci-as had already done, and was pre- pared to do in ...

... GARN CIIAPEL.-Anniversary services were held at the above chapel on Tuesday last, when tne Rev. A. W. Rees, of Libanus, Brecon, preached eloquent sermons in the morning, afternoon, and evening, to crowded congrega- tions. Good collections were realised. Is MARRIAGE A FAILURE ?—Edwin James Mapstone, Collier, Trecelyn. was arrested by Sergt. James, on Monday last for having deserted his wife who ...

... WATCHING HIS WATCH. At the Bow-street police-court on Thursday week, Frederick Minsell, a youth, was charged with stealing a gold watch' the property of Wil- liam Tauzer. landlord of the George Hotel, Chepstow, Monmouthshire.—Prosecutor stated that he waP in High Holborn, on Wednesday night, with his wife, when he was suddenly sur- rounded by five or six young fellows. They pushed against his ...

... TOPICS OF THE WEEK. THE experience of the London County Council, with its industrial schools scarcely bears out the old adage about sparing the rod acid spoiling the child. It has introduced into the schools the principle of sparing the rod, and in VArions ways, such as taking the good-conduct boys to the sea- side for one day in the year, is trying to substitute for the rod humaner methods of ...

... A wicry as well as a oll. answer will sometinieg turn away wrath. ^Charles JBurleigh, the Aboli- tionist, in the midst of all anU-*hu'eiy specch, was struck by a rotten egg full in t.lio face. Pausing to wipe away the contents of the mis-silo, ho suid, Calmly. I have always con (ended that pro- slavery arguments are very unsound. The crowd roared, and he was no longer molested. 44 The worst ...

... A banquet was given at the Cwmcarn Hotel on Wednesday evening last to celebrate the victory of the Cwmcarn football team in the match between Abercarn and Own-team on Satur- day last. Numerous toasts were drunk, and all honour was paid to Dr. Rogers their captain, who made a very neat little speech in returning thanks. Songs and recitations v/i.re given, and a ntoet enjoyable evening was spent. ...

... i ^I'UEL Outrage on a Cardiff Bicygljst.— A.Cardial gentlermia Was thfe victim of an abo- minable outrage 01K Saturday, last. Sir. Easter- h»o°k, managing cierk at the Old Brewery, was Pding a bievcie through Pcniyrch, just aa a football match had concluded. 'file 'piayeiS had ^ft the ground, and, one of ti*om carried.a foot- hall, which he fltrng at1 Mr; Eaisitterbrook's tfith stich violence ...