... CARDIFF'S WATEn SUPPLV. TAKING MEASURtSTOPREVENT WASH C The subject of the water supply of tti« was again considered yesterday by Cardiff ^1 po rat ion Water Works Committet, w',e?4lj3'l tok Engineer (Mr Priestley) submitted a draft to be inserted in new trade contracts. ^}J Chairman (Mr Deputy Mayor David (W pointed to the desirability of the agreementg' the Corporation the absolute right to ...

... HAUFAX. N.S, Toesdsv. — Tho AmflriClrlD ship Herbert- Fuller arrived here early this morning. Her first) oflioei report* that part of the crew mm.ned at sea and murdered C vptain Noah, his wife, and second mate. All the mutineers have lodged in gaol here. The Herbert Fuliei bound from Boston fco Buenos AjitJ- Ccwtnf Newt ...

... the Tinplate Trade. FOXHOLE STRIKE, Seldom has there been anything that has aroused greater feeJing among tinplata workmen than the issuing of 44 summonses for breach of contract to Foxhole workmen by the Foxhole Tinplate Company. This is possibly due to the fact that tinplaters generally knew the terms f the agreement, for when in was made and for the reason that the men had agretd to work ...

... (Gwobrwyedig yn Nghystadleuaeth y Golofn.) Nid oes lanerch drwy y oread Yn anwylach gan fy mron, Hoeliwyd fy holl serch a'm teimlad Wrth y bruddaidd fangre hon. GMIOI nos, ar edyn duon Y tywyilwch af bob cam, Yn ugoleuui fy mreuddwydion, At lwch anwyl Bedd fy Mam. Y mae'r bedd fel pe'n ymchwydd 'Rol cael mam i'w fynwes ddu Llanwyd yr hen fynwent heno, Drwy waghau fy Mlwyd gu. Ond mae'r gwagder ...

... On Monday the Duke of Westminster presided over the annual meeting of the Chester Charity Organisation Society. One clause of the report ran :—During the past year it has been forced on the mind of bhe oommittee that there is a growing disinclination to work. It is probable that the faoility for going trips and the eagerness for what is called recreation is gradually sapping the good old ...

... A public meeting of Liberals was held on Monday afternoon, at Cymmer, Porth, for the purpose of re-eleoting tbe looal section ot the Liberal Three Hundred. Rev. J. Lewis, Baptist minister, Piegah, presided. Among those present were Councillor Morgan Williams, W. Jones (secretary), Mr John Thomas (check eigher), and Mr Morgan Thomas (seoretary South Wales Liberal Federation). Councillor MOKOAN ...

... NO OTHER WAY. By ADELINE SERGEANI, Aubhot of Dr. Endicott's Experiment, The Story of a Penitent Soul, Jacobi's Wife, A Life Sentence, i Marjory's Mistake, &c. [COPYRIGHT.] I don't see what else I can do, said John Barr. He never did. It never seemed possible to him that any way but one should be taken. That was because he was of an obstinate disposition, his enemies said, and ot ...

... SA TURDA Y, MA Y 16, 1896. TORIES AND THE FARMER. THE Agricultnral Rating Bill is as bad a piece of special class legislation as any Tory Government could possibly put forward. It has been designed to benefit not the farmer and the agricultural labourer-who feel most the present depression in agriculture—but the pockets of the landlord class and the landowners. The whole country is to be ...

... An inquest was held on Saturday at Mile-end on bhe body of Harry Read. brother of the Southend murderer, who was found on Thursday in Regents Canal. 1\1 was stated that since the executiqnqf his brother deceased had been of very dissolute habits. The jury returned a verdict of Found drowned, the evidence being insufficient show how deceased got into the waber. ...

... UNDERGROUND BARS AT NEWPORT, A lively debate took place at Newport County Council meeting on Tuesday, the Mayor (Mr J. R. Richards) presiding, as to a recommendation of the Watch Committee not to permit the con- struction of an underground bar at the South Wales Luncheon Bar, Griffin-street—a licensed house which it is proposed to rebuild. The com- mittee recommended that if such underground ...

... SFNSATIONAL CRICKET. Eighteen ninety-six will be remembered as another record cricket year, if it follows out the promise of its opening. To begin with, it has already furnished us with the biggest score ever known in a single innings in a first-class match, Yorkshire having mnde no fewer than 887 runs LOUL) HAWKE. for 10 wickets- an event so re- markable and, indeed, unparal- leled, that it ...

... HIGH CONSTABLE OF MERTHYR At Mertbyr Police Court on Monday—beforeMr North, Mr C. H. James, Mr William Morgan, Colonel Cresswell, and Mr Matthew TrurAn-Mr Thomas Jenkins, J.P., surrendered his state of office as high constable of Merthyr, or, technically speaking, Caerphilly Higher. Mr F. T. James being the first on the list of gentlemen nominated for the succession was chosen. He was absent, ...