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... At the last meeting of the Urban District Council the condition of the offices in connection wit:1 the Aberdovey National Srn-'ol came under consideration. At the la?t meeting a lvport was Bone) condemning the privies. A conv of the report wa- sent to the Vicar of Aberdevev, on behalf of the managers who wrote as follows in reply :—'In reply to your communication I hasten to inform you that ...
... GEORGE NAMELESS. A Romance of Life in High Places. By M. E. BRADDON. CHAPTER XVII. For a Woman's Sake. The year wore on to May, a mild and early season, and the orchards beside the Cours Reine were full of perfume and white blossom, the ground between the brown trunks blue with vioiets or yellow with primroses and celandine snd the coaches were driving three abreast. George drove every evening ...
... CARDIFF Y.M.C.A. The annual meeting of the Cardiff Young Men's Christian Association was held at the association building on Wednes- day evening. Mr John Cory, J.P. (presi- dent), presided. Mr Price submitted his annxial report. The membership, owing princi- pally to the coal strike, showed a. alight failing off, the number now being 44L To the same cause Mr Price attributed no progress with ...
... FATALITY ON A CARDIFF STEAMER. A very sad aud regrettable accident, which has terminated fatally, occurred at Cork on Saturday evening on board the steadier Resolute of Car- diff. The vessel has discharged a cargo or maize, and was taking ballast on board preparatory to leaving port. One of the crew, Thomas W ood (21), son of Captain Wood, master of the Resolute, in some unaccountable manner ...
... AN ITEM OF INTEREST. of interest to anyone afflicted with a J»hich jotting seams to relieve ie that ? ;&n ^'most certaiuo.ure. Angier's ftalio» m Emulsion is Antiseptic, soothing, and a«/i i n(i J? cures the moat stuDbom a?*o&t .i the soreness and inflammation of f'Sestin,, *? -uno3, (^ut lfc promotes appetite, aids ^PtovvL°nes np, ;h0°ervo^85«tem, and greatly ? '9 pleac fWei^ i strength and ...
... UNANSWERABLE. TEACHER Why, Petey Murphy! Fighting again ? Did not last Sunday's lessonteschthat whed, you are struck on one cheek to turn the other to the striker ? PETEY Yes'm but he belted me on the nose, an' I only got one. ...
... MADAME PATTI AND BRECON. At the Brecon Town Council meeting on Taes. day, Alderman de Winton presiding in the unavoidable absence of the Mayor (Colonel Morgan) through ill-health, a letter was read from Baroness Patti Cederstrom warmly thank- ing the Mayor and Corporation for the hearty 1 welcome they had accorded her and Baron Cederstrom on the occasion of their marriage, and especially ...
... THE MILITIA TRAINING. WELSH ARRANGEMENTS. The Secretary for War has sanctioned'the fol- lowing arrangements for training the Welsh Militia this year:—Glamorgan Artillery—preli- minary drills to-commenco April 10th at Swansea, training June 12th to July 8th, at Fort Hubbor- stone. Carmarthen Artillery—preliminary, March 13th, at Carmarthen training. May 15th to June 10th, at Fort Popton, ...
... THE ANGLO-AMERICAN COMMISSION. A RUPTURE DEEMED INEVITABLE. New York, Saturday.—A Washington despatch states, on the authority of a Canadian member of the Joint High Commission, that the negotiations have reached their crisis. No further discussion is probable. The Commissioners will early next week agree upon a treaty, or finally break off the negotiations. It is believed that a rupture is ...
... Mr E. B. Reece (coroner) held an inquest on Saturday, at the Cardiff Police Court relative to the death of John Wells, aged 34, of 222, Clive-street, who met with his death as the result of an accident at the Oil Storage Yard, Ferry- road. Grangetown, on the 13th inst. Wells was a. boilermaker, and was employed by Messrs Frazer and Frazer, Limited, on the erection of a tank for the Mineral ...
... Dazing the hearing of a case at Bloomsbnry County Court, in which a tailor sued his late .employer for wages in lieu of notice, the man, a foreigner, kept constantly saying, Nein, it vos not Mr Metcalfe, it vos ze Captain. (Metcalfe being the name of the employer.) Judge Badon Who is this mysterious cap- tain he keeps referring to Counsel: Oh, I thought your Honour, with your intimate ...