... Tonypandy. On Thursday evening a concert was held under the auspices of the Tonypandy Glee Society, conducted by Mr Henry Rees. Mr J. W. Jones, Tonypandy Schools, was chair- man. Mr W. T. David, pianist, accompanied excellently. The following was a good and highly appreciated programme. Chorus for temperance fete. Wake, by choir; song, Tell me, Mary, Mr Henry Rees, encored; song, by Miss ...

... Ystrad fftondda. On Thursday evening, under the presidency of Mr D. Llewelyn Richards, M.E., a grand rehearsal concert was given by the Rhondda Choral Society, under the conductorship of Mr John Broad, Ystrad Rhondda. The accompan- ist was Miss Lizzie Williams, Ystrad Rhondda. The artistes engaged for the occasion were Messrs Edward Morgan, W. R. Howells, T. Williams, J. Broad, Frank Jenkyn, B ...

... TAILORS Habit and Breeches lakers, /w^ CosTumes, ./TICKETS. «Q UESTRIEMN £ 9# ...

... WELSH GOSSIP. The enterprise of the Baptist Forward Move ment has led to the establishment of a cause oi the moors at Cadoxton-Barry and another Barry Island. In view of a possible outbreak of war in tl: Transvaal, a Neath Pressman is said to hai applied for a post as war correspondent, etatir as one of his qualifications that he would not t' frightened by the din of battle, as he had attend ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, SWANSEA nAY SIGNALLING STATION Mumbles Lighthouse, Friday.—Wind N.W., strong. Weather, dense fog. Se;t moderate. Passed East- barques Nortoanctie. of Nantes; Marechal de Turenne, of Nantes steamers Pierre Andre, of Havre; Fitz- william, of London Christina, of Waterford Dun- raven, of Bristol; Avon, of Glasgow Glendale, of Tjoudon Racine, of Cardiff. Passed West—steamers ...

... COLLIERY BANKSMEN SUMMONED. On Monday at the Pentre Police Court Stephen Wiltshire, George Chappel, and Radcliff Cook, workmen employed at the Ynysvfeio Colliery, Treherbert, were summoned for a breach of con- tract, the damages claimed being 10s in each case. Mr Dan W. Jones, Pentre, prosecuted. Major Alfred Leicester Lewis, M.E., manager of the colliery, stated that the defendants had ...

... Thomas Sullivan, who is employed at the Ebbw Vale Company's Works, Ebbw Vale, visited Cardiff on Saturday, and on bis return journey called at Newport, and there added to the liquor which he had already taken, with the result that he was unable to make his way through the traffic in High- street and was knocked down and run over. He was conveyed to the Infirmary, where his injuries were ...

... SUFFERINGS ON DEVIL'S ISLAND, Paris, Monday.—The Figaro publishes a letter from M. Louis Havet, member of the institute, giving particulars regarding the ill-treatment to which Captain Dreyfus was subjected during his imprisonment on Devil's Inland. M. Havet says — On his arrival m Guiana Captain Dreyfus was not andeXimmedistelly, but was kept for four days at the bottom of the hold in a ...

... The funeral of William Hammett, the victim of the Milford Haven tragedy, took place at Swansea on Monday afternoon without military honours, the Militia having been disbanded last Tuesday. When the cortege left the home of the deceased at Port Tennant-road for the cemetery a large crowd had assembled, aod all present showed a very sympathetic demeanour. The Rev. W, Evans officiated. There were ...

... ROYAL CLYDE REGATTA. At the Royal Clyde Regatta on Monday the wind failed and flukes prevailed all over the coarse. In the match for yachts over 79 rating Rainbow got becalmed and gave up, and Bona finished a shortened course at 5h. 38m. 20s. The match for the Bullough Gold Cup was equally devoid of interest. Tutty had all the luck. and finished at 6h. 54m. 8s.; Astrild (second) 7h. 16m. 2s. ...

... FERNDALE CONSERVATIVE CLUB AMENITIES. At the Pontypridd County Court on Wednesday (before Judge Gwilym Williams) Mr Arthur O. Evans, architect, Pontypridd, brought an action against Dr. Parry, J.P., Messrs Thomson (school- master), D. James, Wm. Griffiths, — Hale, Goldsworthy, S. Thomas, and Tho3. Elliot, mem- bers of the FemdaJe Conservative Club, to recover £25 118 6d alleged to be due to ...

... MR ASQUITH ON LIBERAL PROSPECTS. Proposing The Liberal Cause in Yorkshire at a dinner in connection with the county at the National Liberal Club on Wednesday night Mt Asquith contended that a visible change had come over the pisospects of the Liberal party of late, and in this connection he pointed to recent bye-elections. Without going into the foreign or colonial policy of the Government, ...