... Cardiff Times and Soittli Wales Weekly News. The opening chapters appear in the cm lent issue. Jerome K. Jerome, John tm nge Wiiiter, Dora. Russell, and other fomous novelists write for this favourite weekly. Secure a copy at once. A Magazine and Newspaper ...

... will receive the decoration are- Honorary Colonel Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, Bart. (Lord-Lieutenant of Breconshire), Col. T. Conway Lloyd (commanding Breconshire Volun- teers), Lieut.-Col. John Morgan (ex-Mayor of Brecozi), and Surgeon-Major James Williams ...

... Progressive Labour League, to sup- port the candidature of Mr John Jenkins at the eusuing November election. Dr. Jones presided over tt moderate attendance. A lengthened address was delivered by Mr Russell Smart (of tho London Fabian Society and Progressive League) ...

... Mr RUSSELL said he knew what he was talking about, and submitted that the House, which pro- vided the money, should not allow certain gentle- men sitting in a back room in Dublin to change t! e national education system. Colonel said Mr Russell had failed ...

... songs rendered by Councillor John Arnold, Messrs- Abraham George, Philip Thomas, Ed. i Palmer, Ernest Grant, Stanley F. Elt, and' L. C. Thomas. Mr A. T. Jones was chairman t of the Presentation Committee and Councillor A.* Russell Thomas hon. see. ...

... ll. Hansard and Blackmore forwards, Rice, R. Thomas, and Russell. Oldham's refon—Back, Cato IIuglJes three-quarterbacks, J. Williams, Evan Thomas, Tom and J. Morgans forwards, G. Bryant, Johns, and Tamblyn. ABERAVON EXCKLSIOKSIV. NEATH IÍAn.L'EQUIS.- ...

... Ffrwdsrech. SECOND DIVISION (Farmers).—Aged bull—1, Messrs John and Levi Jonos, Cwiacainlais 2, Mr W. Prosser, Ceinbrynich. Pair of cows, with calves at foot-I, Mr T>- • r >lc?; Abeicray 2, Messrs John and Levi Jones. Pair of heifers, calved on or after 1st ...

... WREATHS WILLIAM rjiRESEDER. AND 1 IIR7 CROSSES NURSERYMAN, LIB' VUQUETS. CABBOT. gguaiittas g.tiDrtsats. DORA RUSSELL, j^ORA RUSSELL, I DORA RUSSELL, AUTHOR OF FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW. A UTHOR OF FOOTPRINTS IN THE A. SNOW. A UTHOR OF FOOTPRINTS IN THE A ...

... was desirable to separate judicial and administrative functions in India, but there was a great difficulty jn the matter. Sir JOHN GORST bore-testimony to the honour, zeal, and-integrity of the Civil Service of India. The CHANCLLOR of the E.XCHEQUKR then ...

... and A,Cross foVwa4, jVllutch&t? IV Evans G. Lewis, J Thomas, T. Thomas. 11. Jones, •{. Reynolds, and C. Davies. Referee, Mr John Thomas Swansea. Ifick-ofi, 1 p.m. 1 MERTHTR FOOTBALL CLUD.-Thc fixtures have so far been Oct. 7iii, trial match; ('rimy; Oet ...

... Bayley, and Mr Naoroji, and Sir Geo. Chesney was Was speaking when half-past five arrived. The Indian Budget, with Mr Geo. Russell's statement thereon, is thus left over until to-morrow. SUCCESSFUL BOARD OF TRADE LEGISLATION. The Board of Trade has been ...

... plenty of the odvim iheoloqicum spirit, especially when the debate got into the hands of that passionate Pro- testant, MrT. W. Russell. 1 hat gentleman spoke slightinglv of the National Board of Educat ion as a purely administrative board with no legislative ...