... On Tuesday and Wednesday a. very successful sale of work was held at the Mission-room, Iddesleigh-street, Cadoxton, the proceeds of which will be devoted to a fund for the restoration of the Parish Church. On Tuesday afternoon the bazaar was opened by Major-General Lee, who said he had been asked by the Rector (Mr. Morris) to come there and open the sale of work, which he did with great ...

... MONTHLY FIGURES FOR THE YEAR. The following- are the official figures (completed on Monday^) showing the amount of trade accom- plished at Barry Dock in coal and coke shipments during each succeeding month last year :— liALF-VKAli EXDED JLNE 30, 1831. Coal. Coke. Total. T 0. T. C. T. C. 333.61? 7 2.111 13 340.731 0 February 345,113 14 2,880 14 340.094 8 March 327.2S8 13 2.470 3 323.758 16 ...

... BARRY RAILWAY TIME TABLE. | Trains are run as under in connection with those of the Taff Yale and Great Western Companies. TJIP TBAIITS. j STATIONS. | WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. | |:i iii'ii. lii'u ni.u in'a m j a m j a m |> m!p m-p ni p 111 p inp m'p la p m.p ni p nil p in ii mp ln'p 111 p 111 p m!|> ni'p m i Barry ...

... NEWS AND NOTES FROM PONTYCYMMER. There is no alteration in the Ff.ildati dispute. Both sides seem determined to see the uttermost. We hope some arrangement will shortly be arrived at, so that things may look harmoniously in the future. Men and managers ought to know their proper place, and try to keep it. Notices have been given to the workmen in the Gareg Darran Colliery. The Lower Level does ...

... Mora. After. h.m. h.m. ft. in Feb 19 Fridav 10 40 10 55 28 -3 20 11 10 11 23 25 10 „ 21 Sundav.. 11 49 11 54 23 8 22 Monday 12 12 12 45 21 6 „ 23 Tuesday 1 24 2 10 21 3 „ 24 2 58 3 46 23 5 „ 25 Thurs-lay 4 31 5 ï 2G 8 ...

... SPECIAL NOTES FROM LONDON. [BY AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.] It is almost incredible how easily Londoners are amused and interested by writers for the Press, whether daily or weekly, whether plain letterpress, or adorned by those lovely wood-cuts which have caused even scaffold-birds, in the immediate presence of death, to beg they might be spared the honour of such pourtrayal. There is ...

... BARRY RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Trains are run as under in connection with those of the Taff Valc and Great Western Companies. STATIONS, I WEEK DAYS. I SUNDAYS. |:t ni!a ni!:i m a in! a m I ft m I A m in 111 p nilp mip mip in!p mip ni'p ni!p m,p 111: p m|a m[p nijp 111 p m,p injp m|p m j Barry 55 10;7 0 8 lo's 68; 9 24 10 37!11 55 1 51 t0!2 48 3 23 4 25!5 14 6 12 6 52 1 57 9 810 18jlC10 1255;1 ...

... Week ending March 12th, 1832 Accountant's Office, Barry Dock, March 16th, 1892. ...

... GLAMORGAN CONSTABU- LARY. RETIREMENT OF INSPECTOR KING. PROMOTION OF INSPECTOR RTJTTER. Inspector Thomas King, of Penarth, is retiring from the Glamorgan police force, after a service of 36 years. Inspector Rutter, of Treherbert, will be promoted to the Penarth station in place of Inspector King, thus creating a vacancy at Tre- herbert, which has not yet been filled up. We are sorry to state ...

... EXPORTS AND IMPORTS AT BA URY DOCK. Belo^t will be founfi full p irti'-ni-t-rs as to the ex- ports arid imports at Li.rry i..r tho vroek Octi 23th, 1892. It will be seen from M( ...

... Below will be found full particulars as to the ex- ports and imports at Barry for the week ending Oet. 22nd, 1892. It will be seen from the table that already this year there have been shipped 1,207,314 tonli 10 cwt., against 1,207,829 tons 3 cwt. at the corresponding period last year, being a decrease of 514 tons 13 ewt. :— IMPORTS:— Week ended Corresponding Oct. 22, 1892. week ended Oct. 24 ...

... Morn. After. h.m. h.m. ft. in. Oct. 7 Fridav 7 27 7 47 43 9 „ 8 Saturday 8 7 8 27 44 3 „ 9 Sunday. 8 47 9 7 43 1 „ 10 9 28 9 48 40 9 „ 11 Tuesday. 10 9 10 29 37 7 „ 12 Wednesday 10 51 11 17 34 0 ff 13 Thursday. 11 49 — 30 li ...