... T'HE, PONTYPRIDD DISASTE, -fR I WESTERN MAIL RELIEF FUND. In making another appeal to the generous instincts of a public acquainted with the suf- fering which must attend the loss of seventy breadwvinners in a colliery district, unless means are forth coming to avert it, we consider one word of explanation due. When the time came to deal with the money placed in our hands after the Park ...

... HOME RUIE, fOR WALES. VIEWS OF BIL. A LFRED 'THOMAS, M.P. t Mr. Alfred Thomas, M.P., contributes no article iJ to the JAfarrchester Guardian of Monday dealing a with tile Welsh Home Rule mnovemenrt, in wliichl b h lie, after deprecating the idea that the demand a for Home Rule is the outcome of disloyalty, says that the Walse people demiand Home Rule, and a details the result of is linquiries ...

... ) SOUTH WALES DEPUTATION Te THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT 3- BOARD. le THE COUNTY COUNCIL AND e ITS WATERWORKS. n PERMISSION TO BORROW AIONEY REFUSED. Li ?? e LONDON, TUEsDAY. 3 Our Loncon correspondent telegrapha.- t point of great interest to county councils, part; c cularly in colliery districts, was decided by MI2 1 Henry Fowler, in his reply to the Glamorgar d shire deputation introduced by Lord ...

... I ARCIDIACONAL VISITATION AT NEWPORT. ARCHDEACON BRUCE ON CHURCH OBSERVANCE. The Arclhdeacon of Monmouth (the Ven. W. Conybeare Bruce) began his vernal visitation of the clergy and churchwardens of his arch- deaconry at St. VWoolos Church, Newport, on Monday, when the churchwardens of the dis- tricts were admitted to their office. In opening his charge, the ARCnDE A CON re- ferred to the ...

... .PRTh5T S A L EA.UE AT ST. FAGA.l S. ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ _ _ THu) GOVEY.CxNAMENT _ASD 121UST{ ufOTHE RULE. B~ILL OF ATROCIOUS, The member of the 'Wynilbain H-.alul 'd ion thle Primror'a ldeague ha'd an outing to! 't Faqgan'r ou WeVine-Fday. The~ day wa-.s deii1t- fully fine, ajid, tho beantifril grounadF os Ii'aglan's Ca~stle having beenl kindly thron O' - ufterunodA WVa Fepeot by he POt) Jr ?? ...

... -THE BANGOR COLLEaGE SCANDAL. MEETING 01' THE HALL SHAREHOLDERS. RESOLUTION TO WIND-UP THE COMPANY. LIVELY PROCEEDINGS. A meeting of the shareholders of Bangor College-hall for Women was held at Bangor on Thursday evening. Mr. of. A. DAcBBisviss:, chairman of the company, read letters from Principal Hteichel and Professor Arnold. declining revelection as directors. Mr. Darbyshire also read the ...

... At Aberdare on Tuesday Gomer Davies and Richard George were each fined £2 and costs for assaulting Police-constable James Evans whilst in the execution of his duty ?? Aberdare. iTigE OLD Douicpsz, Church-street, Cardiff Is still noted for Soup, Hot and Cold Luncheons Wines, &c., &c. 86193 The Rectory of Bradfield-Combust, Bury St. Edmnunds, has been offored to, and has been accepted by. the ...

... WYAIES DAY BY DAYo Tihe complete prograrmlle of thle Chicago Eiqi teddfod is 'low ready, and a few copie9 may be had E of Idi iswyn, attile offiee of this paper. First coMi, first seived, but don't make a rush. During the parst week Principal Edwards, of Bala, has very much improved in health and is ij better svirits. Mr. T. P. Lewis, IT.P,, has complewely recovered from tile attack of ...

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... BANE11VUPTCY ACTS. 1883 AND 1890.- RECEIVING ORDERS. ,L 'I'homas Vellesley Dillon. A ndrews'-buildings, Penartb-road, lately residing at Hannah-street, Cardiff. John Williams, Church- street, Cardigan, butcher. FIRST MEETINGS AND DATES OF PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. Joseph Lewis, formerly of Maindee, Newport. Mon., now of Malvern-terrace, Swanisea, mer- chants' traveller ; first meeting. December 16, ...

... e HEREFORD W ?? GREAT CONSERVATIVE VICTORY. THE LIBERALS BEATEN ON THEIR OWN GROUND. The Press Association special correspondent ?? poll for the election of a member of Parliament for the city of B:ereford in place bf Mr. Grenfell, resigned, took place on 9 Tuesday; and the anticipations of a very arduous fight were fully realised. Sir Josep Pxulley, a well-known local gentleman,, was regarded ...

... £1,200 IN DEBT, AND STILL BADLY ORGANISED. At ?? meetiuc of the Swansea Hospital Committee tho appointment of snrgcon, necoessbtetd by the resignation of Dr. Lalimer; is to come np for settlement. The general manaemgcnat of the hospital is at this Ladinclt excitilng a good deal of attention in the town, owing to the batch of appointritents which arc being uaede just now. Oum lopresentative on ...