... I The JLIOCBI Government Board Inspector (Mr Bircham) reported having vi&ited the house, and found everything clean aud orderly. He had, however, found that there was not an adequate supply of waiter for flushing purposes. Mr Thomas Thomas said it was really time the town went in for a better water scheme. The Corporation had only been digging little wells here and there Instead of going in ...

... On the consideration of the qu report of the Medical Officer, Mr Walter Lloyd askcpl if the r officer had any place in view which used as an isolation hospital in cast emergency. The Medical Oilieor I have not an in view. Mr Walter Lloyd said they would very serious position in case of an ep Mr E. Colby Evans asked if it usual to have a temporary place whic be used as an isolation hospital in ...

... Given by Mr T Walters, Cwmoeraant Nursery, Carmarthen. Collection of fruit (open to all comers)-Apple (cooking and eating), 6 each Pears 6 PJUT S anc Cherries, 12 each 1st, fruit trees to the value of 56 ( John Jones, Bronhaul. Given by Mr M Cuthbertson, F.R H.S. seed grower and florist, Rothesay, Scotland, T?^ree Guthbertson Hybrid Leek 1st, value William Walters, Abernant; 2nd, value 2a, D ...

... Llaiiclilo Board of Guardians. The fortnightly meeting of this boird was held on Saturday, when these present were Air W. Griffiths (in) the chair), Miss May Gwynne Hughes, Col. Gwynne-IJ nghes ...

... FORTNIGHTLY MEETING AT THE WORK- HOUSE. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Carmarthen Board of Guardians was held at the Poard-room on Saturday. Mr D L Jones, Iifcr £ wyn, presided. There were also present Mr David Thomas, Conwil; Mr J R John, Laugharne Mr Stephen Stephens, Llanarthney; Mr John Daviee, Llan- ddarog Mr Thomas Rees, Llandefeilog Mr Dnvid Thomas, Llanfihangel Mr Henry Thomas, ...

... WE are sorry to hoar that Mr J. Evaus of Brynmeilwch, has boon very ill for the past month. Gre it hopes, however, arj pntertained of a speedy recovery. AN ELECTION OF DEACONS was held at Capel Maen, after the C o'clock sorvice was Capel Maen, after the C o'clock sorvice was over on Sunday evening (September 27t]i). The Rev W. Thomas, Congregation ax minister, preached an eloquent and impress- ...

... ENTERTAINMENT AT PKIORY CHAPEL.—A very enjoyable entertainment was giren at the Priory Chapel, Carmarthen, on Wednesday evening April 29th, under the auspiccs of the Young People's Association. The choir was taken by the Rev D. Cadvan Jones, President of the Association and after a few opening remarks from him, the following programme was rendered -Pianoforte diut, The Misses Cddran J,,iirs ...

... TUESDAY Before Mr W. H. M. Yelverton, Whitland Abb-3y (in the chair) Mr H. S. Carver, Blaoi-icorse Mr J. H. Thomas, Derry; and Mr C. W. Jones, Car- marthen. SUNDAY DRINKING AT LAUGHARNE. William Pearco, labourer, back of Market, Laugharne, was charged with bsing in the Farmers' Arm-i, Laugharne, on Sunday, the 28th June. P.S. Samuel Junes GniJ; Oa the 28th Juno, at 12.30 p.m., I called at the ...

... VICAU s DANCING-CIIAS53—NOVEL SCHEME OF A BROAD-MINDED CLEUGYIIAN.—The vicar of France Lynch, near Stroud, who not long «go stilish pus a new line by having processions through f ills paribu and lantern lectures in chnich, announces i tnat., with a view to mitigating tho dulness of I village; life, and to provide innocent amusement | for evenings, it is proposed to teach the giils of tho ...

... CYFIAWNDE;? HA: L, Dydd Gwyl Mai. DA.FI'U GWAS, YS'.T., Ner.o'r gallu ?t.v,-yl, i> il L; h, beth ydi'r swn yma svdd jn dytcd o ^yi-iria arda! (lawel, iaeh. a piirydt rth Gvvynfe iiawr ? na chyffroi b.. th ydyw y 1wr yna sy acw r tebyg c-i Sod yn dipy.i o cla.mcai man i chi L'ywed ei fod yn '• wrion, credwn Isyr.y heb v.aa-'e o'i iiatie.i ly, yr. Oud I.;eth f,; d(1 yi: peri tllti dYll gwirion ...

... I, the undersigned, do declare that Mr David Evans, Pantyeelyn, Llanpuinpsaint, was in no way connected, or wrote the com- munication as to the gtnb t which appeared in one of our late numbers. D. JONES, Printer and Publisher of the Guardian, Pencader. ...

... The Great Need of the Age Is some scientific-ally arranged preparation which will cope effectually with the prevalent diseases of this country, which will be certain to do good when fairly tried, which will bo equally adapted to the needs of the merchant and workman, the professional man, and he who wins his pread by the sweat of his brow, the student, the cleik, the factory hand, the miner, ...