... CARDIFF. AT West Grove Church to-morrow the services are to be conducted by Rev. Jenkyn Thomas, of Aberdare. His subjects are:—(l) The certainty of recognition and reward (2) One principles and teaching. RIOHMOND-BOAD CONGBKGATIONAL CHURCH.— The pulpit at this place will be oocupicd to- morrow morning and evening by the Rev. W. C. Parry, Brightlingsea, as announced in the adver- tisement ...

... BY NOR NKWMAKKK1 COBRKSPON DKNT. I NtcwMAKt: to-. Saturday.-On the Bury side, J. Dawson's, jun.,rLord Hervey, McNiel, Faute de Mieux, and Vizard galloped a mile Lord Hyde. Lady Nithsdal*, Queen Isolde, and Potboy went five fnr. longs. Enoch's, sen., Seaholm and Verte GrezJJwere sent seven furlongs. Gurry's Reprobate, Frivole colt. RoyaJ Arms, Norah Sandys. and l.uiscben galloped a mile. ...

... [BV OUR NEWMARKET COURKSPONDENT.l > i-. w MA ft K ET, Tueday. Oil the Bury side, Hayhoe's Fiesole galloped a mile and three-quarters Mountain Chief and Goletta went six furlongs Amandier, Utica, Imposition, and Grig covered five furlongs. G. Piatt's King Hampton and St. Johann went a mile and a half Fitzgalopin covered six furlongs. G. Lambton's Canterbury Pilgrim and Flare Up galloped seven ...

... ] Every man is a hero to the woman who loves | him. The opportunities we miss are the ones thab are- always pronounced golden. If you cannot find a place to fit yon, it is best to strive to fit the place in which you find yourself. It is often the case that when a man asks for advice, what he really wants is for you to guess his opinion and tell it to him. Do you think, Harry, you could induce ...

... Men of the Day. Mr Clement Shorter. Mr Clement Shorter has become q'1it,e no authority on mutters relating to ti>s? Bronio fumi'y, and his interesting monograph 0*1 tliij subject oughts to oe read by everyone who has been de. lighted by the work of the gifted sisters. Mc hurter began hi iiterary career while lie still a Civil servant by j writing a. COhHilll (.f literary note.? for a London ...

... Poaching and Supposed Drunkenness. I This forenoon at Penarth Police Court—before Mr J. S. Batchelor and Mr Edmund Handcock— two labourers named William Morris and George Wilkins were charged, under a summons adjourned from a fortnight ago, with trespassing in pursuit of conies. Mr Morgan Reea, solicitor, appeared for defendants. The evidence of the prosecution, which was represented by Mr T. ...

... PAST EVENTS IN OUR ISLAND PAST EVENTS IN OUR ISLAND RECALLED. SEPTEMBER 30TH. 1714-(Goorge 1.)-Alaii Broderiek was appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland in place of Sir C>n3tantine Phipps. 1715 (George I.)—The Earl of Scaradale and Sir John Pakingfcoi), charged with disaffection to the Government, were taken into custody. 1716-(Goorge I.)-The mob in London upset the meetings of the nonjurors, ...

... The directors.' report, which appears in another oolumn, of tha British Workman's and General Assurance Company. Limited, shows that the results of the year's working are eminently satisfactory, inasmuch as they surpass everything before IIoOQQQlpl iihó. The total income of the company for the year B438 250 15s Id, and the total expenditure P,396,249 li ...

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... STREET BETTING AT WREXHAM On Tuesday at a meeting oftheWiexh&m Town Uounci!, Mr T. Jones proposed the adoption of a ùye.]aw framed for the purposes of preventing street betting, which, he a.!)eged, from personal ob-;erva.ttou was a!armit)g!y on ttte increase. especinliy amon young lads. Mr Charles Murless opposed ttie proportion, thinking it better, as people would bet, that) it should be done ...

... Pretoria Trials. The Treatment of the Prisoners. I Pretoria, VIA CHARLESTOWN, May t.-The progressive party among the Burghers appears to be unanimous in the desire that lenient treatment should be accorded to the prisoners. They con- sider that banishment and a small fine would be sufficient punishment. The influence of the Hollanders on the Doyper party is causing difficulties. The sanitary ...

... CARDIFF. I EBENKZER DEBATING SOCIETT.— Is ib right to disobey a law which is considered bad for the purpose of repealing it ? This subject gave rise to an animated debate at the Ebenezer Debating and Literary Society on Monday evening. The patriotic element introduced the question of tithes, with the result that the affirmative carried in the voting. Mr R. P. Henry in the negative, and Mr J. ...