... SWANSEA. I The Swansea Borough Quarter Sessions were resumed at the T6wn-hall. Swansea, on Satur- day, before Mr. Bowen Rowlands, Q.C., Recorder. Bridget Raven was charged with stealing a purse. containing 8s. ?d. and some keys and a ring, the property of Mrs. Mary Owens, of 21, Brook-street. Mr. Lynn Evans prosecuted.-. The charge was pot borne out by the evidence, and the case wa.s stopped, ...

... J kA.TWL& A - . h I :| SOUTH WALES TIDM TABLE. ti 6Bintr. llorn i ! 15 4 10 6 dk. Evaieg 9 38 9 27 19 35 10 2i 10 28 April 15 Heisic 310 28 9 6 C Sudac, 21%ol!' 9 | 95 55 10 40 110.42 Aril ' 1 l 10 19 I10 8 ]0 15 11 3 11 9 ,April 16 |ll~vrh' 29 7 j5 2 2711271 27 9 Mondaly | i;-veotk Ia 10 42 31 10 3 i 1.9 i 11 52 April 17 1 nweiilr 28 4124 3;26 5125 2125 3 B ly 'I ues- t ?? -llr l1 8 j 1 29 ...

... Ivll-.I - B4m; 1 -r 1- T Ans f It On Thurslay next the Lord Chief a i Justice wfill inbrodfthe intb the House of I Lords an iniportau1t Bill to check the B: ' corruption which is declared to prevail, u not only ill Ceiuiiercial circles generally, c 1i 1but in such tespectable professions, as ii the legal and the ffedical also. The le measure, which is a draktic olie, b)as heen drafted by the ...

... THURSDAY, MARCH 9. 1899. SUMMARY OF ?? The British Minister in China has informed _i the Government at Peking that any repudia- tion of the Nenchwvang Railway treaty will be regarded as an act meriting retribution by Great Britain. Telegrams from Manila report that an rj American brigade has defeated the Filipinos near the city. Lif Reports that twelve dynamite cartridges had me been found ...

... |;NEWPORT HAfRBOURBO3OARDI ?? _ ANOTHER RiVER IMPROVEMENT SCHEME. A monthly meeting of the Newport Harbour Commission was held at the offices, Vock-stxeet, on Wedneaday,.Mr. E. J. Phillips, J3P., presi- ,ding, sn the absece of tie chairman (Alder- e) man fdey), who was stated, to be ?? Harbour Master, in his oionthly rep6rt, stated that durinz the heavy floods on Sunday. Feb- itary 12, the ...

... - -- 1 - . I I . In I THE PONTYPLIDDVETER1AN I , . . ?? HIS REMINISCENCES bF' INDIA AND f .-T7HE CRIMEA. 'pit Morien writes:-I have ascertained further ide partioulars touching 'the caer of Henry Go r tuins; the veteran varrior of the 57th Regi- A ment of iFoot, -now iving at Trelleng-gardena, *u Pontypridd, in'reforence to whom a paragraph appeareid ae fortnight ago. -'He is in lthe ...

... MR. J. M. MACLEAN . -AT CARDIFF ' I I' lln . AN IMPORTANT ADDRESS'ON INDIAN AFFAIRS. HON. MEMBER'S INTERVIEW WITH THE PREMIER,, . Mr. M. MAaclean, A.P., attended the annual banquet of the Cardiff Chaoiber of Comnmerce, and, in replying to the toastaof The Houses of Parliament, said he was glad that the gentle- man who proposed the toast was able to excuse by his own example a certain ...

... I ARRI VAL .OF ThEat, Si PAVONIA. ?? ?? aa a1 TOWED INTO THE AZORES. ei DETAILS OF THE TERRIBLE It. * VOYAGE. '0 . - a g THE VESSEL STILL IN ir DANGER- ng , [PRESS ASSOCIATION S7CIAJL TELEGR&M.] a- -PONTA DELGADA, Saturday. T y The Pavonla was towed here to-day by the St a Steamer wolviston, of West Hartlepool, and U n reports as ?? was struck by a hurriy- d s cane, and lay in the trough of ...

... - ,'The statutory, ,res, and regulations| prescribed uider the Marriage Act, 1898,.| h for'the ?? of: au'thorised. persons d and of the trustees or governing 'lod'ies of a sregistered places of worship hav'e been y issued by the Registrar-General. none too .soon r to enable the parties interested L therein_ to prepare for putting into opera- tiah the provisions of the new Act.- From ae .a ...

... SOUTH WALES CALVINISTIC M hETHODISTS. ASSOCIATION MIEKTISGS AT ' ,PENLLWYN. The South Wales Calvinistic Methodist Asso- t ciation meetings were continued at Penflwyn, in the Rhlidol Valley, on Wednebday; undec' the q presidency of the Rev. Johi iEvans, Abermeiurig. h -The Rev. T. Levi lAberystw'ith) submitted the t feport of the synodical examlisation.- There v t wvere 34 candidates front ...

... TO BE CONVERTED INTO A LIMITED COMPANY. ONE OF THE BIGGEST CON- CERNS IN THE WORLD. THE COMPANY WILL STILL BE OF A PRIVATE CHARATER. The Shipping World of this week contains Ithe following ?? so many of the big industrial concerns of the country, the great Dowlais Company is soon to take on the limited liability garb. The com- pany will be of a private character, and the signatories to the ...

... CCARDIFF SCHPOL BOARD AND .- . t ?? ?? ;DG.- - The charge preferred agains$ a d0ii teacher under the Cardiff School Board of teaching dogma to the scholars cropped .up again at yesterday's meeting of the board. *A special committee, it may be.stated, was told off to investigate the charge, and yesterday it presented its rep6rt>'- We- aO not profess to be'.able to.undeitand the: document in ...