... HOWELL'S SCHOOL. A meeting of the governors of Howell's Glamor- gan County School for Girls was held at the schoolhouse, Llandaff, on Tuesday afternoon, Lord Tredegar presiding. The report of the examiner appointed to conduct the recent exa- mination for six Howell's scholarships was received, and the following children were electecl -The Misses D. E. Edwuda (Caer- philly), M. O. Williams ...

... THE DREYFUS SCANDAL. A General Officer to be Punished. Paris, Tuesday Afternoon.—It is positively asserted that a well-known general of division deeply concerned in the prosecution of Dreyfus is about to be severely punished for 'entertaining proposals contrary to disci- pline. General de Pellieux has been appointed commander of the 44th Brigade at Quimper, in Brittany, General Dalstein ...

... Ystrad Ifoonrida. On Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, the members of the Salvation Army, Ystrad, held their three days' special services. On Saturday, the congregations were awar- ded with glowing testimonies from redeemed slaves, while on Sunday special meetings were held throughout the day, wnich had commenced with a love feast at 1 a.m., holiness meeting being held on Monday afternoon at the ...

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... On Sunday and Monday, the formal open of the new Welsh Congregational Chapel took place. Some six years ago a few Congregation- alists, thirteen in number, met together and commenced religious services in a stable on the canal bank, when the following churches ap- pointed representatives to act as a joint Com- mittee in order to encourage and help the few to carry on their good work: Bethania, ...

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... (COPYRIGHT. THE ACCUSED — PRINCESS. By ALLEN UPWARD, Author of Secrets of the Courts of Europe, The Prince of BalkHtan,cThe Yellow Hand, &c SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER. Great Britain has ordered tfie King of Zee lend to deliver up the famous State Rnby wrongfully «old to him bv-Jung Bahadur, emissary of the Maharajah of Bburaai, who hoped to obtain the means of declaring- war on the ...

... MARRIAGE OF MR LOUIS HARCOURT. The marriage of Mr Louis Vernon Harc-ourt, eldest son of Sir William V. Harcourt, with Miss Mary Ethel Burns, only daughter of the late Mr Walter Hayes Burns, of New York. and North Myms Park, Hatfield, Herts, and 69, Brook- street. Grosvenor-square, London, took place at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, 011 Satur- day in the presence of a very large and ...

... CARDiFF SEAMEN'S HOSPITAL. A meeting of the Ladies' Bazaar Committee in connection with the proposed new hospital for seamen at Cardiff was held in the Grand Jury Room on Monday. The Mayoress (Lady Morel) presided over a large attendance of ladies, and the Mayor (Sir Thomas Morel) was also present. The question-of appointing a secretary in place of Mrs Ward, who had resigned, was deferred till ...

... KETCH SUNK AND TWO LIVES LOST. On Wednesday the 5.8- Tweed; of Glasgow, a. well-known Swansea trader, of 575 tons, and owned by Messrs William Sloane and Co., Glasgow, left the South Dock on the evening tide bound for the Clyde, and when jost below the Mumbles Head, and before reaching the Mixen Bell Buoy, she collided with the dandy or ketch Three Sisters. The smaller vessel quickly sank, and ...

... Extraordinary Charges. Catherine Page, a respectably-attired little of 15, living at 17, Redlaver-street, Grangetown, was changed before the Stipendiary atCar diff Police Court on Thursday with obtaining a miscsllane- ous quantity of goods from various persons on false pretences, in the first case evidence was given showing that Page had obtained two pairs of boots from Mr Arkell, bootmaker, ...