... Mr. A. Perm, the chairman at the Aberavon Athletic sruoKer ou Thursday evening, did a a lot to add to the enjoyment of the meeting, Besides toeing chairman he rendered three son^s and gave a recitation. A snooker in connection with the Aberavon anu District Athletic Club was held on Thursday eveuing at the Victoria Hotel, Aberavon. ?vir. A. Penn occupied the chair, and there was a largo number ...

... THE ALLEGED I ATTEMPTED MURDER AT SWAN SKA. MAGISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS. A DIFFERENT STORY. At the Swansea Police-court this (Friday) morning Mark William Davey. master mariner, ol; tie Ketch Sarah Jane was brought before Dr. J. U, Bali and F. llocke on a charge of unlawfully assaulting Ann Morgan, allagedto be a woman of ill fame, who lives in Oreoniiill-street. and attempting to drown her by ...

... THE LATE LORD ABEHDARE. DONATION FROM MR. GLAD- HTONE. Mr. W. E. Gladstone has contributed a sum of nve guineas to the fund which is being raised for a memorial to the late Lord Aberdare. ...

... MR. LAW S~CANDIDATURE. A crowded meeting in support of Mr. Edmund Law's candidature for the extra-; ordinary vacanevon the Neath lown Council xras held at the liiblo Christian School- room. Melincrytban, last (Monaay) evening, j rOOlli: MeJincrytban. last \Monday) eycuing,! Mr J\rthnr .Morga.n pre.5)(1cQ., and :.n,oD.g those pr8Cllt were many prcœiOcut res1den:,¡ of the nei;l1bO ;1'lloj.-TJ¡ó ...

... MY FRIEND THE GAMBLER. It was in the winter of 1890. The new branch railroad into Pliuenix, Ans., had been running trains for two years, and in-! valkds of th« ea&t were just beginnii.g +o team that this metropolis of the south- *»«st&rn dtesert land, with its dry air and abundant sunshine, afforded the finest winter climate on the continent. At the time I write the one train a day on the ...

... 2ND V.B. WELSH REGIMENT. ,'?PECTiON 'Y COLO.Nl?:L 117 GOLDSMID. The ainiual inspection of the Swansea. and Hafod detachments of the 2nd V.B. a I.te?,,iieiit Look 'n Ve?017' Park last (Ft-idav) evelillig -?n t'ne presence or a numerous crowd, which included Colonel Pike, Major Langdon, Ci ptit, [I Blenkinsop, Captain Jones, c tor Linebam, and many other officers and non- oonnmssioned officers ...

... On Thursday evening David Lewiø. a married man, living at the top f Twynyrodin, Merthyr. sustained severe injuries through being jaa ...

... PARLIAMENT. MORE MONEY VOTED. A BUSY AFTERNOON WITH THE ESTIMATES. THE IRISH MEMBERS AGAIN OBSTRUCTIVE. HOUSES OF COMMONS.—Wednesday. The Speaker took the Chair at ten minutes past twelve. There was a very thin atten- dance. The House inwned.attly went iuto Committee of Supply. CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. On tihe vote of £ 21,932 for Miscellaneous Expenses of the Law Officers' Depatnnent, Mr. ...

... Tli ^POSTBAG. It was in 1830 that the foundation stone ol1 tho present market buildings at Swansea Wft* laid, At Wednesday's sitting of the Neatb County-court his Honour Judge Bi;;hop com-1 pared a local witness to a lemon whorequiredr a deal of squeezing to get tae juice out. Most of our printers arc suffering from sj severe attack of indigestion as the result having had three menu cards ...

... A REMARKABLE LETTER. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE DALLY L'OST. SIK,— I am pleased to find in your 'l Notes and Coutments this evening that you refer to a letter which has appeared tinned C. 11. Perkins, and I atn bound to admit that you are justified in saying that it is a. remark- able letter. I am sure that you are ever ready to assist anyone who has a grievance, and I, as a member of the ...

... TORPEDO BOATS DAMAGED. torn ^^kroke sorraspondeut .says that gr0,* (° ^°at 95 will be docked to-day. having ^0l, lc*e ...

... SUMMER. HEAT AND OBESITY. Summer beat, with the outdoor eniov- Cents which cense in its tsain, is a source of unmixed delight to all whose physical condition is sound. The full feast of pleasure to which hospitable Nature at this season invites mankind is not, however for tnose whoso infirmities forbid them to nnriorgo, with serious discomfort, a con- siderablo amount of bodily fatigue. To ...