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... I Our appeal to tin-plate makers to at t least attend and hear Mr. Siaith, of Bir- J L mingham, on the important question of t L the possibility of effective combination in r the tin-plate trade did not meet with quite the success we anticipated. We t regarded the tin-plate makers of South Wales as reasonable men, willing to listen to common-sense, and to make a cast for t fortune at last. ...
... - :: 1?.:'-QUARR? ??bg? i. - : : .Elgir., Tuesdxy. The olgin quarryworkere on stLike had a crowded meetin. this. forenoon .in Thunderton House, and'oertasaly showed 'they are determined ported themseelves this tibiriiaig to the raeeting, ;there has not been .. single b eak in the ranhks, 5iad the Oskbrae foren ihas been added to the Inumber. The pickets at the different quarnes this morning ...
... DERBY COUNTY COURT. Wednesday â?? Before His Honour Judge Smyly, Q.C. LINDSAY V THB MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. In this case the plaint:!! was Alexander Lindsay, acd the defendants the Mutual Fire li-urar.ee Company. Mr. C. D. Miller (Derby) was for the plaintiff, acd _Mr. Jackson (Nottingham) for the defendant*. â?? Mr. Miller said the claim was for ã8 ISs., for one month's salary, ...
... COTTON WEAVERS AND THEIR WAGES. The Executive Committee of the N'orthern ('rnntiea Amalgamated Association of Weavers lsre decided to issue circulars to the districts 'ttin-r forth that the application for an advance r1 ner ?? in the w.ages of the operatives has !),en t-rtf.ed. and aski-ng _Are yon, as members, it -avcur of cominz out on strike so as to enforce he m ?? It xcill thus he seenl ...
... A BIG AWARD. Justice Bucknill sat until past 7 on Tuesday evening in tbe Admiralty Division of the High Court of Justice in order to dispose of the action brought by the owners of the West Hartlepool steamer Wolviston against the owners of the Canard steamer Pavonia for services rendered to the latter ship during her recent terrible experi- ence in the Atlantic. At the close of the hearing his ...
... I THE I WAR IN THE PRIIllPINB. A QUIET DAY. THE FILIPINOS REINFORCED, THE TOTAL AMERICAN LOSSM. OVER 1,000 KILLED AND WOMED, MANIA, March 28, 8.35 pull Although it has met with no further resist- ance since yesterday's victory, General McArthur's Division made only a slight advance to-day. He is waiting until the transportation of supplies and the heavy artillery across the Marilao River is ...
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... COMMONSENSE AND HUMOUR IN THE COUNTY COURT. Tuesday's sitting of the Swansea Connty Court was the occasion of plain talking as well as humour from Judge Gwilym Williams. Said his Honour of a butter merchant, who seemed very different in the witness-box, Poor man, one would think his own butter would not melt in his mouth. It's only sixpence a week, said his Honour to a woman who protested ...
... It PRESENTATION OF AN ADDRESS TO e THE PRESIDENT. it THE COLONY DEVELOPED BY l0 GOVERNMENT. ;o- The Buenos Ayres papers just to hand bring :- further details of the President's visit to d Chubut and his reception by the Welsh .e colonists. The following is translated from al 'La Prensa of February 8:- After having inspected the schools the Pre. sident made a contribution of 500dol. towards 3 ...
... TO FIGHT RITUALISM. ACTION BY THE CHURCH ASSOCIA- TION. A LEAGUE OF PROTESTANT VOTERS The Press Association states that in view of the next General Election the Church Associa- tion has prepared a scheme, which is now being worked by the department known as the National Prostestant League. Roll books are being issued to all the Parliamentary constituencies, and the league will strongly urge ...
... SILAS K. HOCKJTNO'S first story written for the newtipape:. j has been secured for the Cardiff Tbned and South Wales Weekly News, and commences on k Saturday., Tha title i* Wben Life to YGaIo ...
... FOOTBALL. YESTERDAY'S MATCHES. CARDIFF SCHOOLS LEAGUE. The following matches were played on Tuesday after school hours. The matches were abandoned at the commencement of the year through a trial match having taken place on the date on Which they should have been played Albany-road v. Splotlands.—At the Koath Park. Clarke commenced play for Splott, who failed to get the ball away, Julian ...