... Railway Company's Broach of Contract. A .Leiceslar gentleman and his wile have obtained damages against the London and North- Western llaiiway Company for breach of contract under singular circumstances. In November the company advertised long date excursion tickets for Lleinbargi2 at single fare for the double journey. On the 6th of December the plaintiff's obtained a bill with this offer, ...

... BARRY GAS AND WATER COMMITTEE. This committee to-day held its first meeting of the new year, under the presidency of Alderman J. C. Moggitt (the chairman), when there were also present Councillors W. Paterson, A. T. White, and Evan Jones. The Engineer and Manager reported that 41 ordinary and prepay- ment gas meters and 41 cooking stoves had been fixed during the past month. Thirty-seven ...

... MARRIAGE A FAILURE. EXTRAORDINARY CASE IN THE RHONDDA. Watching the Lodger and the Wife. 1 This afternoon at the Porth Police Court (be- fore Messrs Ignatius Williams and D.Thomas,and Drs. Lewis and Parry) Edmund Williams, col- lier,11, Pcnrhiwfer-road, Tonyrefail, made an a plica tion for the discharge oi a maintenance order for 10s per week issued against him on the 29th July, 1898, for an ...

... A BEGGAR'S THEFT AT MERTHYR. I At Merthyr Police Court this morning (Mr North and Mr Joseph Owen, J.P., on the bench) James Hearty was charged with stealing two tius of syrup, value Is, from the shop of Mr David Daniel grocer, Yuysgau, on the 25th inst. Irs Daniel said that prisoner came to her shop on the day in question and begged. Witness refused to give him anything. Prisoner left, but ...

... CARDIFF. Welsh Congregational Musical The annual feslival in connection with the Welsh Congregational churches of the district will be held to-morrow, as announced in another column. The committee have secured the services of Mr '1'. Glyndwr Richards, who will conduct both afternoon and evening. ...

... The Winding Accident at the Maritime Colliery. I ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. Writing this morning our Pontypridd reporter states that the terrible accident, which (as reported on the 4th page), occurred at the Maritime Col- liery yesterday evening, resulting in the death of two of the old workmen, has aroused profound feeling in the district, which has been remarkably free for a considerable time ...

... DENMARK & BRITISH TR-AWLERS I A correspondent states What is believed to be the worst case of treatment of British trawlers by Danish authorities is furnished by the ex- perience of Skipper Freer, of the Grimsby tracer Corvus, who has returned home after being captured at Iceland. He states that while passing through a fjord at Faroe on the 10th inst he was arrested by a, Danish gunboat for ...

... O }1EYFUS TRIAL. I -- -- - Q THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE BORPDEREALT. EXPERTS AT VARIANCE. I IV 5 ?? t QUEEN OF ITALY AND THE L EXILE. C t A ruesster's telegram from Paris on Saturday D ?? Figaro to-day pablishos the con, celuding depositions of M. Gobert, the Banl; of a France expert, together withl those of itI. A fGiry, professor at the Pahaeogralphieali, School. t Belhomnie, Couard, and ...

... | | DISCUSSION BY THE CORPORATION. n- . in COCHF1ARF AND THE WESTERN Id :MAIL. ra rs When tile minutes of the cabs committee or caine up for confirmation at the Cardiff County t a, Council meeting on Monday, Mr. Chappell it ly called attention to a resolution granting licencesI L to five. drivers and seven conductors, .and C Lt. moved that it be eliminated. t m Mr. Chappell stated that ...

... MERTH11YR S7r1i0 RS 'ANfD I RELIEF. OPPOSITION 07F COLLIERY doll- s, PANIESS. s APPEALS BEFORE THE GOVERN- i.IENT AUDITOR, :1-- e, Mr. A. W. Dolby, who is still conducting his I, audit of the accounts of the Me thyr Union for !rthe half-year ended September last, had befdr, ?o hint at the board-room of the workhouse on Wednesday the whole of the relieving officers r* and assistant-relieving ...

... . Before Colonel Thornley, Mr. L. Wood, and Mr.' J. Pavey6 at Penartli Police-court on Wed- iiesday, Dennis Murp#y, a seaman, living at a Iboarding-liouse in Sydeuham-street, Barry Docks, was brought up. in custody, charged with r . unlawfully wounding a coaltrimmer, named Patrick' Donovan, living at 67, Maesycwm-street, the .previous Monday.-Complainant said he went to 109, Merthyr-street, ...

... UG.A.S. GIRL'S ADVENTURE. I _ . SERIOUS STATEVENTS, LI tar At Basbridge, near Godalminig, a Surrey vie Times repjrter investigated a somewhat sen- at a eatioinal affair. Miss Sarah Burrell, who has mi ?? yet sens nineteen suimmers, lives at Lodge po: d Bottom, Busbridg-,. which forms part of the of well-known Basbridge Park Esitte. She is a na a tall, well-proportioned young lady, with a % ...