... The Clydebank Shipbuilding CompaOJj Glasgow, on Monday launched a new battleship, Madame Kato, wife of the Minister in London, performing the nami°? ceremony. The Asahi, which is the battleship afloat by 100 tons, will steam 19 an hour. Her displacement is 15,200 length, 425ft. and depth, 43ft. 6in. The arU>r ment will be of a very powerful character. ...

... CARDIFF DOCTORS MOVING. A deputation from the Cardiff Medical Society waited upon the Health Committee of Cardiff Corporation on Tuesday with a view of inducing that body to adopt measures to reduce the ravages caused by tuberculosis, commonly known as con- sumption. Dr. Rhys Griffiths, president Dr. Patterson, secretary and Dr. Fiadian, treasurer' addressed the committee at length, explaining ...

... the annual meeting at Westminster on oesday night of the Eighty Club Lord Rose- jj_ y..v'a,s elected president, and among the vice- (J elected were Mr Arnold Morley. Sir evelyaij, Mr Asquith, and Mr Herbert ftSafyard Kipling il not unappreciated in Wales, the uo.us Recessional has often formed e'Qcutionary test at local ei6teddfodau, ...

... Man is God's image but a poor man is Christ's stamp to boote both images rcwarde. God reckons for him, counts the favour His Write, so much given to God; thou shalt be hearde. Let thy alms go before, and keep heaven's gate Open lor thee, or bothe may be too late. Be usefulle when tftou livest, that they maye Bothe wante and wishe thy pleasing presence stille. Hindnesse, good parts, great ...

... Y RHosm Mae'r Rhosyn hardd A'i wenau tér. Yn dlws fel gardd Paradwys Ner. Gwych ydyw gwedd Ei ruddiaa braf, Arogla hedd I fynwea haf. Mewn cadair dd&il Edmyga'i sedd, A gwria ai-ail Yw'r tlysni fed: Yr awel der A glnda'n fnryn Ei Sawyr pêr Yn ngberbyd swya, Mae natur gref Yn 6mwaith dltM I Engyl Nef Ax ymdaith noe. Nid oes mewu gardd RosynebU byw A wAn raor bavdd A Rhosyn Duw. Ehosyn y Groes A ...

... M ACHVNLLKTH P ¡) L I I!; To the Edllnr..f tlk COUNTY TIMEs, SlK, — Allow me to state wir I, reference I Colin ciilor Uicnard P. up I thl- ill I art) very i i.at d .es IJ.li ill Ins It..t;r hts opinion !tp III tll propo-erl si.e lo a nicn District s m .tier as fie s t IdS wi-ilsi going flurn house o h. Ill 0 11 S l.e u), I- I' ne ryxhire Eeprexs t liar C uuc.hor i{ i., r is m-.st i 'he mi ...

... FRENCH APOI.Ol. V TO THE Q IT 15 EN. While the Yayor of Nice was in Paris in order to represent that city at M. aure's funeral, the City Coui-ril of Nice asked him to c..11 on Sir E. Monson, British Ambassador, to tender apologies for the discousteous allu.-ion to Queen Victoria made in one of t e concert i.al so tli.t cifcv, and to explain to his Excellency that the Municipality so strongly ...

... On Monday a meeting to form & new Rate- payers Association for Cardiff took place at 68, Metal-street, Roafch. Dr. Fox was voted to the chair. Canon Thompson wrote wishing success in the etIor.ta made to achieve a worthy end. Alderman Troance, in a letter, promised assist- ance. Councillor Robinson wrote that, while endorsing the chief aims of the association. he thought it unwise to join a ...

... SWANSEA MURDER. TRIAL AT THE ASSIZES. JUDGE'S CHARGE. At tho Glamorganshire Assizes on Monday Mr Justice Channell devoted the major portion of his charge to the grand jury to the Swans sa murder case. It was one, he remarked which he dare say the grand jury had heard a great deal about, as it was a somewhat peculiar charge of murder against a man named Rhys Davies, the victim being one Jesse ...

... Redmond Coleman, John Lehane, John Christo- pher, and Patrick Flynn were again placed in the dock of the Merthyr Police Court on Monday on the charge of doing grievous bodily harm to Police-constables Hughes and Senior. Superin- tendent Thorney informed the Bench that the in- jured constables had not recovered from the in- juries they received at the hands of the prisoners, and an adioornznent ...

... COLLIERY DEVELOPMENT AT BRYNMENYN. Our correspondent is informed on reliable authority that a company composed of gentlemen from the Garw Valley, Newport, and elsewhere, have leased a. large aiea of land at Brynmenyn, which includes Abergarw and Tyfry Farms, the former being part of Mr Blandy Jenkins' estate and the latter being Lord Dunraven's property. The documents apertaining to the same ...

... OUT FOR A SUNDAY WALK. Two brotbershJohn andv. Townsena-resid. ing at Commercial-road, Cadoxton, were brought before the magistrates at Barry Police Court on Monday charged with trespassing in pursuit of conics on land in the occupation of Mr Thomas, Cog Farm, on u. recent Sunday. Willisum Barrell and Henry Samways, two gamekeepers, saw the men near the opening of a culvert trying to worry a ...