... SOUTHi WALES TEAMPELRAICEI AS3SOCIATION. I OONlIKITENT BA PRISTE, S AT AIMEWVSTEJI SESSIONS. QUESTION OF SUNDAY CLOSIING FOR AM _N MOlUTHSI-1AIRE. The anlllal leciingS 0 te ?? Associalion of South Wo'ako and 11 aniiaoutll- M shiio wero wr resumed at Blucrry .Plort. oil WVedhe0- In da y. bnh r'ile ?? C Cell rel ncl'e of the a:?.cc ?? W . .. he lt at 11toll o !OC k, awl, W as Ir e?re d( d ever ...

... WELSH FOOTBALLERS AND FRENCH , . CUSTOMS. I a .._2 ?? - . ?? -4.1 al -stand * In the olden time Sunday was the great M day for games in Wales, and playing ball a against the walls of the parish church was quite a recogoised pastime. Since then tr we have become very good, snd even from to . the reign, of the pious Howel have been tu getting better, -and better, till now the E cyclist who takes ...

... BAND OF' HOPE UNION. AUTJTMNAL CONIFERENCE AT CARDIFF'. THIRD DAY'S -PROCEEDINGS. There was a change iln the order of proceed- ings for the third day's prograuniiie of the autumnal conference of the United Kingdom Band ?? Union at Cardiff oil Wednesday. Instead of beginning with a breakfast or a series of excursions there was a morning session at the Cory-hall, when a- couple of papers on ...

... |-EVENING' EXPRESS! BOYS1 i ) ; I - GUESTS OF THEIR EMPLOYERS AT CARDIFF, - e - The boys who sell the Evening Express at Cardiff had what they described as a( 't iare' old beano' on Sunday afternoon at E 1 the' Tudor-road Works of the Western Mail Limited.- They were the guests.of 1t n 'lyeiroprietors, and 'the meniu provided y S f6o them consisted of an abundant supply l 'of' roast beef ...

... I lI D VIPHTHERIA AT PENARTH., I I i f BREPORT BY THE COUNTY MEDICAL thi c3 OFFICER. Co .1 PlOlAlLI INQILEUY BDY THE LOCAL fir r (lOVERiNOITNT BOARD. tih e At a meeting of the Glamorgan County tiih I Sanitary Committee, hild at the County Offices, thi th Cardiff. onl Friday. -uider the presidency of Dr. it tMlorris, tDr. Williams. the county medical Ie t officer, prescnted a report on the ...

... CAN-TON PARISH BAZAAR. I he teo OPENING BY MR. J. M. M_1ACLEAN, ring M..SKI rva- on Mr. J: M. Maclean, M.P, opened the Canton Parish bazaar.,at the Park-hall, Cardiff, on Wednesday afternoon, in the presence of a' BU. the fairly numerous audience. The bazaar is in hose aid of the fund for Church extension in the ease parish of Canton, and it is satisfactory to be iw: able to state that the ...

... C I SCIENCE RESMARCH. SCHOLARSHPS AND RENEWALS. Her Majesty's Coinmissioners for the Ekhibi- tion of 1851 have made the following appoint- ments to Science Research Scholarships for th e year 1899, on the recommendation of the autho- rities of the respective universities and colleges. The scholarships are of the value of £150 a year, and are ordinarily tenable for two years (subject t to a ...

... BIRKENHEAD -BUILDING I BYLAWS., DEFYING THE CORPORATION. At the Bhkenhead Police Court, before Dr Eaarris and Mr.-J. Williamson, yesterday, Robert Blackburn, 7, Sidney-terrace, Tranmere, was summoned on ten informations for having occupied as a dwelling, on dates ranging from June 14 up to and including the 23rd October, the house No. 7, SidneY-terrmce, whiolh was not certified by the borough ...

... I I Paris, Saturday.-Tbe Figaro to-day pub- blabes the concluding depositions of M. Gobert, Bank of France expert, together with those of IL Giry, professor at the Palmographical School; Messrs. Belbomme, Couard, and Varinard, ex. perts in the Esterhazy affair; M. Meyer, director of the Paleographical School; and M. Molinier, professor at the same school. M. Gobert categorically affirmed ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. London must have breathed freely this morning when it found that the urgent despatch spoken of in Dalsiel's telegram last night was a Boer ultimatum after all. The arrogance of its terms is everywhere commented on, and excites universal in- dignation here. We know now where we stand. and what the issue between the two Governments is. So far the prevailing feel- ing ...

... I MlISSIONARY WORK. l _ E COMMERCIAL MORALITY AND GAMBLING. SUNDAY OBSERVANCE. The congress resumed its sittings in the Royal Albert Hall, London, yesterday morning, the Bishop of London presiding. The attendance of members was still large, though there was no longer that pressure and crowding which made the opening meeting in this huge hail so unpre- cedented a scene in congress history. The ...

... DEATHS FRflO STAIIVATION IN THE W1EST INDIES. to I TI'rOtS OF THE LIVERFOOL MERCURY. t e rard for publication in the tttCfi'.1 Mercury copy of a letter of the ?? 2tt->tL; prey. ous to the recent hurricane in ti.e Le-rd id andl) wnich 1 have addressed to the C~l~ .: (ce, tad copy of a reply *which I h-e ?? hav rtg reference to the deaths train sunflcfl: el ahave occurred, and are E.. Occr 'r ...