... A MMANFO R D Watcyn Wyn is an incurable joker, both aa bard and oidinaty man. Watcyn was one of the guests at the dinner given by Judge Gwilyin Wiiliams in honour of Judge Edward, the Welsh- American judge, who is 111 w in Wales in connection with the EisteJclfod, and whin he was asked to sPy grace the jolly sage of Ammanford rOlie and solemnly said :— Diolch iti'n Tad a'n Barnwr O'n ...

... Carmarthen County Police Court. SATURDAY. —Before Mr Thomas Parkinson, Castle Pigyn and Mr D L Jones, Derlwyn. ON THE SPREE AT FERRYSIDE. TWO LOVELY BLACK EYES. Eliza Beynon, wife of Richard Beynon, carpenter, Ferryside, was charged with being drunk and disorderly. P.C. David Daniels said that the defendant said she would not come to the court except she were carried. The Clerk She ought to ...

... 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 ...

... WELSH DEFEATS AND THEIR CAUSE. A Welsh correspodent writes to the London Daily News with respect to the losses of Liberal seats in South Wales The one and only means by which the Tories were enabled to grasp the stronghold of Welsh Nonconformity was the existing depression of trade. In Llanelly and Swansea expecially the Unionist and Conservative candidates kept ramming it down the people's ...

... Chief Choral Competitions at the National Eisteddfod. The chief choral competition at the National Eisteddfod at Llanelly came off on Wednesday. At the time preparations were in course of compl tion for this contest, the pavilion was filled to itS utmost capacity, quite a large number besides being kept outside. The excitement was at its highest pitch. The vast audience whiled away the time by ...

... New Vicariate-Apostolic. APPOINTMENT OF THE REV. FRANCIS MOSIYN SCION OP A DISTINGUISHED WELSH FAMILY. MnJtf aPP°intnient of the Rev Francis Eclward in ■nl, ? the newlyriormed Vfelsh Vicariate- vfti ° iC v> n?W C011^rn:ecl by telegrfi-tn from the T?L?n'ri ,al*'Cr 13 now in the forvice of the i. n Church at Birkenhead, whrre hs himself a Kreat naiie as a splendid preacher, a most consceintious ...

... LLANSADWEN. GUN ACCIDENT --A serious gun accident occurred in this village on Tuesday. The servant girl of Mr Griffiths was accidently shot in the thigh by the son of Ty och Tailey, Dr Lloyd, Llandilo, was soon on the spot, and rendered the injured one all possible assistance. DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THK HEAD, cured a the patient's home. This Illustrated Edition also treats on the cure of ...

... NCERT.*The little tillage of White Mill his become noled of late years for its concerts and eisteddfodau. which have been brought about chiefly through the instrumentality of Mr William Phillips, the indefatigable conductor of the Mytddin United Juvenile Choir who was victorious at the recent eisteddfod at Carmarthen under his auspices a grand concert war given at the British Schoclroom on ...

... Carmarthen High School for Girls. ANNUAL PRIZE DAY. The annual | rize day in connection with this important Church school was fixed for Thursday, when the piizes were distributed to the successful pupils by Lady Pl ilipps, Picton Castle, at the Guildhall. Sir Charles Philipps, Bart, prfBided over a large audience, of whom a large percentage were lady friends of the institution. Among the ...

... A DEPUTATION TO THE ASYLUM. On Satuiday week a deputation from the New- Jastle-Emlyn Board of Guardians twenty in numbers—headed by the Chairman (Rev R. J. Lloyd), and accompanied by the Clerk (Mr Jones), md the master of the Workhouse (Mr Morgan). visited the Asylum. They were shown round by two members of the committee-Mr John Lewis, Meiros Hall, and Dr Enoch D-tvies-and expresspd themselves ...

... Carmarthen Town Council. HALF-QUAliTERLY MEETING AT ThE GUILDHALL. The usual half-quarterly meeting of the Carmar- then Town Council was held at the Guildhall or. Tuesday. The Mayor (Mr Brunei White) presided. There were also present:—Mr D i Williams, Ivy Bush Dr James Rowlands, Mr Howell Iloweils, Mr John Miller, Mr D.niel Jones. Mr John Jones, Mr G Talbot Norton, Mr E A Rogers, Mr C W Jones, ...

... MR AND MRS WYNFORD PHILLIPS and family are going abroad until the autumn. RKNT REMISSION.—The tenants on the estates in Glamorgainbire, Birconshire, and Carmar- thenshire have been aUowed a 10 per cor- abatement from their flutS. THE REV LATlMEll KYLE, formerly curate of St John's, Cardiff, has been appointed vicar of Carlton in-Clevelsnd. Mr livie is a St Peter's Boy, and a son of the late ...