... ENZIE FREE CHURCH BAZAAR AT BUCKlE. PROFESSOR ROBDRTSON ON TIHIE FREE CHURCH AND UNION. Yesterday a two days' bazaar was opened in the Fishermen's Hall, Backie, on behalf of Enzie l Free Church congregation, to raise funds for the building of a hall at Portgordon for evening services, etc,, and to form the nucleus of a fund for heating the church. Rev. Alex. Miller, Free Church, Buckie, ...

... THE FAIE OF ANDREE. Carl Siewers write; as follows - s It is to be feared that the views expressed by I the ex-c&,'tain ol the Virgo, now at Bostoa I (Lines.), as to Andrea and his companions being still alive, are too tsinguine; and no doubt le was not awire that -the East coast of Greenland, Spitzbergen, Franz Josef Land, and Novaya Zenmbla had been searched in vain for any trace y of the ...

... CYNNALIWYtD cyfarfod pythefucsol y bwrdd hwn yn y Tlotty, ddydd Owener. Llywyddid gan Mr. 1R. Llewelyn Jones. Yr oedd yn bresennol, befyd .-Mri. t.; Howes Poberts (ts. gadeirydd), Joseph Roberts, John Williams, John Vaughan, Thomas Morgan, John Roberts (Foxhall), John Lloyd, Thomas Lloyd, Joseph Jones, J. D. Jones, Robert Griffith, J. T. Parry, Hugh Jones, Owen Owens, John Kerfoot, Walter ...

... fBY OUR SPECIAL COMMISSIONER.) Mr Sleath, though not greatly familiar to the London public, has had several years experience in the theatri- cal profession both in town and the country, and in undertaking the management of the Adelphi Theatre he began with his eyes open to the enormous responsi- bility before him; for the Adelphi is no easy house to control. It has, perhaps, the most ...

... I ROYAL. MA&RINEARTILLERY tat RIFLE MEE1TING} AT FORT to Dhlg f .C U. BERtLAND. arch The anuual ri~e m~eting'iu connection withi the cc the Royal Marinc Artillery, stationed: at E1astn'ey. .eo .lSarrecks, took: place~ou Mloiday and Tiuesaya at tc thie Fort Curnberland fanges, th~e arrauuuemeuts .w iue beung carried oat by a .comittee coz~poaed of.. aea lieoyt.Col. Le !Que~ne, .. (Itl4u, Na~Jor ...

... NECESSITY OF A JOINT COMMITTEE. The chairn an of the Cardiff Tramways Com- mittee, which body met yesterday and devoted the greater portion of its sitting to a discussion of the article in Thursday's South Wales Daily News commenting on the slow progress of the committee in providing electric tramways, said they courted fair criticism. Nothing be- yond fair criticism was attempted in that ...

... CHARGE DISMISSED. T An assistant schoolmaster in the Melincrythan Day School named Edwin Morris waa summoned bv the parents of a boy named Conwill for com- mitting an assault upon the lad by thrashing him xvith a cane. Mr A. J. Jeffreys prosecuted, and Mr E. Powell defended. The evidence went to show that the boy's back bore marks of the severe castigation lis received, but in the end the ...

... A colliery accident, attended with fatal results, occurredat the-AlbioTrColliery, Cilfynydd, on Thnrsday evening, when a hitoher, named Richard Roach, was struck on the head and fatally injured by a falling lump of coal. He expired two hours later. ...

... Presentation to the Grand Master. A demonstration of the brethren of the Blaen- avou District of the Independent Order of Odd. fellows (Manchester Unity) was held on Saturday 011 the occasion of the visit of Mr Tom Hughes. J.P., the Grand Master of the Order, to whom a P. Prov. G.M.'s jowel wae presented There was a procession in which between 600 and 700 members and representatives of kindred ...

... An Important Sentence Suppressed. (Press Association Special Telegram.) Bfti'ocrton, Wednr-,s-,Itt-v.-Tiie Borlerton Herald publishes an official summary of the Transvaal'3 reply to the Imperial Government, which has been distributed for information to all officials and burgesses. The communication concludes — From the correspondence the President and the Executive Council have been led to ...

... THi 8WLLFA NANTMELYN MEN. Refusa! to Sign the SHdmg-Sca!e Agreement. Aidermar) David Morgan Denounces the Scale and the Leaders. On Monday a m3.ss meeting of the workmen at Bwilif. and Na,'T:meIvn Collieries was he!din the Constitutionai Ha.M. Aberdare. The men had given hjcua' notice to stop for the purpose of discussing the a,d- vsa,b¡J¡ty or otherwise of signing the Nos. I emd 2 books at ...

... At Barry Police Court on Monday (before Col Guthrie, Colonel Thornify, and Mt J. Pavey) a number oi brake drivers and proprietors of omnibuses were summoned at thf instance of the local District Council for plying for hire on the streets of the town without having a licence. Mr D. W. EfMM), Cardiff, who appeared for the whole of the men, said they had all been formally licensed, but thiif year ...