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... FRtENDLY SOCtETY NOTES. Mr Tom Hushes, the Grand Master of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows, is paying the penalty 01 greatness. He has already ran the gauntlet of two pnblic processions, three banquets, and innumerable public meetings. He will be due at Cardiff shortly to receive the united congratulations of South Wales triendly Society men. Mr JElughcs has been reading up the history of ...

... SUNDAY CYCLING. I Speaking at a largg attended public meeting in connection with the Church of England Temperance Society at High Wycombe yesterday the Dean of Hereford strongly advocated Sunday closing. He said he should like to see the publican-1, with whom he sympathised very much, enjoy- ing the fresh air and the country on their bicycle, and tricycles on the Stibbath day instead of being ...

... Habit is bard to overcome. If you take off the first letter it does not chamge a bit. If you tako off another you still a bit left. if yon takG ...

... The colIicry village is often a veritable gold mine, and the struggle for licences at Brewster Sessions is obvious. Fortunes have been made in public-houses in the Rhondda Valleys during the past ten yeara. Thirty years ago a small public- house situated at Tonypandy was offered for sale ac £ 400, but the owner could find no buyer at that exorbitaut sum. To day that house, which has had but ...

... INFERRUPTED WEDDING. Vicars Advice to the Bride & Bridegroom The vicar of St John's, Kilbarn, has given his decision in the case of the interrupted wed- ding ceremony,which created some local excite- ment a few days ago. Mrs Elizabeth Springall, a widow, was being married to Mr William Saunders at St. John's Church by one of the curates, and just as the ing was being pl,-t--ed on tho bride's ...

... CARDIFF JUSTICES AND THE ASSIZES. The question of the exact status of boroogt magistrates in the Courts of Assize came up at a meeting of the Cardiff Bench on Tuesday, when complaint was made by one of the local justices that he had been recently dispossessed by the Under Sheriff of a seat to the left of the Jndge which bears the legend magistrates. The pro- ceedings. as usual, were conducted ...

... (COPYRIGHT.) THE BRASS GUN OF THE BUCCANEERS. By LOUIS BECKE. Challoner was a trader at Jakoits Harbour in Ponape, one of the loveliest of the great Caroline Archipelago in the North Pacific. He was a quiet, but determined-looking man of fifty, and at the time of this story had been living on Ponape for over five years. Unlike the gene- rarality of the white men who were settled on the island, ...

... P.C' pq ennett, of the Nottth borough police, whe entered upon police duties only last Satur- day week, was in the performance of ais work walking through the Messrs Sutton's ore works at Neath at 3 o'clock this morning, when he fell into a well eight feet deep, in which was five feet of hot water The unfortunate man had to remain in his pain and terror until help came. His legs ara badly ...

... FRENCHMEN AS FOOTBALLERS. Nothing (says the Daily Graphic) could be more satisfactory to the sporting instincts of English- men than the multiplication of those occasional International contests/which are the result of the remarkable development of football in France during the past ten years. There is not the slightest reason why Frenchmen should not play football as well as any other people ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Openinft, 11.20 n.m.—Stock Markets quiet, but there is more doing in American Railways, and prices show irregular tendency. Consols dull, being fg lower. Rupee Paper J lower on realisations. Home..Railways inactive--Distuiet and Soulk-Eastem Deferred lower. American Railways firm on New York sup- port—Ontario aud IVtii—aukce J higher ...

... THE LIARS AT CARDIFF. f Next week Cardiff is to have a visit to the Theatre Royal of Miss Emma Hutcuison a London com^ny in one of the g^s^«coe«jB t rphp Liars, which ran for a whole °Jr J tie Criterion Theatre, Loudon. This Lst nhiv of Henry Arthur Jones has been con- laat Piay ot tie v not even excepting Tufp on hie Shop or The Dancing Girl; The Bauole b P jal pojut of view it is the sii ...