... I _ Beantort goes with Breconohire in Parlia. snenitary matters, and with eorusouthshire in L1Sunday drirking. Alderman Leeder says that the greatest1 o luxuries they have in Swansea are doctors, And 0 this from a solicitor! ` ?? ought to be bonfires all ever Carmar. * the.bshire to-night. The county has at last ;L been exempted from the swine fever order. e Lord Windsor will unveil the statue ...

... mr WA - P . -. .; Much sttivfrtction is felt in, the &raaite trade over the cothplimet Paid to Aberdeen in -cinl tion wbith the slae of Busnk of Visito be: ebuilrt of Asbet'deen granite froa .8brL Mnrsll wakeneik s desgns. Prv It is felt that this is one o t the mfinest ribiites ever paid 'o thegranite in- J!ir' and that ilb is likely~ to %ave a good effeet o. h trade, ha Vhe m iuc of Man is ...

... TIHE VITAL STATISTICS OF ABERDEEN ANOTHER WORD ABOUT THE WATER. In his summnary of the vital statistics for the year 1898, Dr Hey, medical officer of health for the city, says: - I regret it is not possible to present so good an account of the death-rate as in the report for the preceding year. It will be remembered that I was then able. to state that the death-fate for that year (17.9 per ...

... THE MISSING LIN-Et. 1AE GVERDt7E STEAMER GA44FT. LQCAJL StAXMEN QN WQARD. Uip to last night the teith agents for the Arrow liner Ctof I were still tvithout the slightest news asa to the whoreAbdutS of''1 te ssse]. Anxious inquiriesecontinue to be masde in Leith by relatives. and friends of tlse crew. In seafaring circles many cling to the hope that the steamer has broken down or run short of ...

... Wo regret to announce the death, which took place at St. Leonard's on Saturday, of Colonel Edward Andrew Noel, of the Outvrcods, Duffield, and formerly of Clanna, Gloucestershire, aged 71. He was the eldest son of the late Hon. and Rev. Francis James Noel, by Cecilia Penelope, sister of the first Lord Methuen. He was one of Her Majesty's Gentlemeu-at-Arms sirce 1875, a Knight of Grace of the ...

... BET H ESD A, Ciyfarfod Adloniadol.-Nos Fereher y, y tafell Gynnull y lie uchod, cynualwydeyif cf adloniadol, o dan lywyddiaeth y Pa S , p, Jones, ficer newydd Glan Ogwen. ch R T. wyd gan Mr. R. R. Morris. Aed tj rhaglen ganlynol:- -Jy Deuawd, '0O ! na chawn farw yn yr baf, y Misses Edith a Clarissa DaVies. Can l)Y feddyg,' gan Mr. Willianm Parry WllZl1iam' CAn, ?? na byddai'n haf o hyd,' gan N ...

... 'ro cbbau, &c. Y L LOUFRUDDIAETH YN ABERTAWE YN 1896. Y YN Abertawe, ddydd Mercher, ?? Rhys Divies, liawr, drachef n a lofruddio Jesse Hll, yn nalyininydogaeth Cwmbivrla, ar y 26a2n a Fedi, 1896. Erlynil gan NIr. Arthur LeN'is, ar ran y ?? yr arnddiflyfid y carcharor gan Mr. VMner LeVder. John Evans, toakdwr dur a atornnrhwyliwr yswiriol, a gadarnhaodd yr ystori, nor bell a bod yna sach A ...

... IkJILIDING TRADE C1RISI38. TO-DAY'S MEETING OF MASTERS. A CRITICAL SITUATION. j The crisis in the building tradkes may he expectel to redehwli eltiwax to-day. The seven days' grace gvei by the Nntiorniil Asseoiation of Muster Buillisti ti te Plastenis Union fur the purp ae of secousndoio;g thoir - 9ditlit tmpired last rilht.. T,-dazy the einplrvers mfet to discus t the ?? ?? eplV. It ?? b6e u ...

... A CLERGYMAN S VIEWS. The Bev. J. F. Welsh, principal of the Missionary Guild of St. Bouiface, Warminster, Wilts, wrote to the presiding magistrate of the Southwark Police Court on Tuesday, enclosing 10s 6d for a poor woman who was fined 10s, or seven days, last Friday for not sending her child to school. Mr Welsh expressed an opinion that soma vigorous steps should be taken to prevent soma ...

... JUDGE GWILYM WILLIAMS AND A SOLICITOR. At the Swansea County Court on Tuesday Judge Williams gave his decision in a case brought on behalf of Charles Rees against Daerii Evans, Thomas Lewis, &ud Tbumas Thomas, of Goraunon, brakesmen, for damage done to a cycle on the Mumbles, which they were alleged to a have run down. Mr Hawkes, on the being resumed; proceeded to address the Jedge for the ...

... IRISH UNITY SCHEME. The News learns that Mr HeaJy wU1 make it a condition of suooess of the Ligaetiek unity scheme that conventions at which candi- dates are selected shall be free to all eligible comers, and that party foods shall be adminis- tered by treasurers and secretaries outside the control at the Irish leaders, Mr Dillon instfts matters shall r#a»i n as they are. Heaty end Dillon ...

... AFFAIRS IN CHINA, DIRECTORATE OF THE NORTHERN RAILWAY. . BRITISH PRESTIGE THREATENED. PRESS ASSOCIATION FOREIGN SPECIAL. PEniN, FEBBUARY 20. - The difficulties arising out of the question of the directorate of the Northern Railway, of which the abrupt dismissal of Hu Qu Fen, chief director, was the immediate cause, ha-ve gradually increased, and now the situation has become so acute that it ...