... PENRHYN QUARRY DISPUTE. Lord Penrhyn has now given a definite reply to Me Robert Da vies and the six other workmen who prepared the case of the Bethesda quarrymen for his Lordship's consideration. After entering in detail into the various points urged by the men, to which he returns negative replies, Lord Pen- rhyn concludes :-It is possible that I may not have touched upon some of the minor ...

... 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, ...

... TOLD UNDER THE RED LAMP. A CONSUMPTIVE PATIENT. FATL RIGHT. RESZFVXD.1 PART II. Some few months after the captain's visit to KentiBh Town, as Doctor Danby Jones was snatching a few minutes from his toils to peruse the Sunday papers, he was startled by the announcement of the death of Captain Beresford Daly at Mentone. By Jove exclaimed he, this is curious. I wonder what has become of old Sam ...

... JAMESON'S IIAID. I Interview with a Reform Leader. I Nitw YORK, Wednesday.—An interview with Mr Hammond on the subject of the relations existing between Dr. Jameson and the Jchannes- buvg Reform leaders is published here by the Associated Press. Mr Hammond, after emphatically denying the rumours that he had bad differences with Dr. Jameson over money matters, is represented to have spoken as ...

... At Cardiff Police Court to-day the Deputy Stipendiary (Mr Morton Brown) fined Ellen Hooley, a woman of 53, £ 5 and costs for allowing beer to be sold at 17, Buzzard.street, a houas occupied by her, on the 6th inst. P.O. 1). Thomas proved bhe case. A charge against Benjatnfg Gully was DISINIFRSED^ ...

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... Treorky Eisteddfod. Another Successful Gathering. Treorky, one of the mining districts which dot the Rhondda Valley, and which has already become famous in the Welsh musical world by reason of the successes which its Royal Male Voice Choir has achieved, was again en fete on Mouday, when the third annual Eisteddfod was held in aid of the Library and Institute, which has been erected in the ...

... TWO MEN DROWNED AT BARRY. I Late lasb night two men named Thomas Morgan and John Penwerden were drowned through the capsizing of a punt, in which they were proceeding to their vessel lying AT anchor in Barry Harbour. One of them is supposed to be a native of Cogan, whilst Penwerden is said to belong to Bude, Devonshire, The bodies of both men were recovered this morning. ...

... The unusual sight of harvesting by moonlight was witnessed on many farms in Lincolnshire on Saturday, when operations were continued up to midnight. It was the first fine day experienced for upwards of three weeks (says a correspondent), and being anxious to finish, farmers made the most of the opportunity. A considerable acreage of corn was gathered in, but a great deal of it has been ...

... Ifain behind them. Wad-el-Bishara's nephew Was also wounded, his leg being blown off. The enemy evacuated this place at 3 o'clock in the Dooming, but say that they will sband and fight us at Dungola; They must do so, as all their supplies are gone. There is news that our steamers reached Dongola yesterday. The population fled with a few soldiers. The vessels shelled the camps and ised the ...

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