... SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIPS. T The council of the Cardiff University Col- p loge, at a meeting held on Mouday afternoon . ((Mr. Alfred Thomas. M.P., presiding) decided t to award the following scholarships:-, i ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP AND EXHIBITION I EXAMINATION, 1899. G( Evelyn H. Raggett, Pupil Teachers' Centre, Oariff, a Drapers' Company Scholarship of Ic £135. ...

... U THE GORDONS' ROUTE MARCH. ENTHUSIASTIC RECITTLON AT INVERU11fi.1of WTELOOMEIi BY LORD) KINTC>IUIA. 'Tle Ist Battalion Gordon Hlighiaruders left l _ I iliIlULk \ ot ordto tutoritt . alter llavtug el-'o tilIipedtlu111c onl battllo) a1ttd S uttaN? . n f IiitlJd t' 115Ot~IP 11110tilt' wlake .1Itlt I is irlte ti, clinjtu B do 11110e't roi0101iti dIattt'% stoy.i On 01 Ill ,.t alwd ;II1iittat(? ...

... IABERDEEN CCLESIOLOGICALJ ISOoITtrsI I If EXiCURSION TO' STIRLING. I The annual excursion of the Aberdeen Ecelesic- It logical Society was held yesterday to Stirling. N Most of the members went by the train which v left Aberdeen at 6.45 a.m. Owing to the heavy: f holiday traffic, however, the members were late I inarriving at their destination, and it was after eleven o'clock before they were ...

... Unmuzzled Dogs.—At the Police Court on Monday several people were summoned for not observing the muzzling order, and fines were imposed. Charge of Wounding.—Mary Blake, widow, of 104, Oak-terrace, was charged with wounding Jonathan Boyce, whp lived with her, by striking him on the head with a poker. Prosecutor said he had an argument with prisoner, who became excited and struck him on the head ...

... oistawrw.y dd AngeuOIN [rpan M. E. 0. MALEN.J .-ENOD 1,.-BY DD WRJI , IYDD GY' IR.' Bhu yr agalAoig '`Saadin v5' garwotld pi y mar gan ymaior glio 0i iili ccar i'r Hail. Yr oedu tau Ni y .c'I11iI vcl ei (dlliddifOdd ol:S clyn oilier, er' fad y (Lcitinyr gwrylvol ivedi cynorthwvyo y inorwyr i gaol gigarad v'rrdu frr .nOllt Vl; 1' yr ardoed yu Ilakur of er obleggid yr oaeduv Nriaa ' vcdj ca ...

... T-EA THE WVEATHER. England. N.E.-North-westerly to south. wf's~erly witids. varying in force ; very un- settlcd ; rain at rimes . G(ereral.-(Chngenble, mild, and windy . wirther is still probable, and Sotthwesterly to southerly gal- in west and north, ...

... Caerphilly Adjourned Licensing Sessions. These adjourned Licensing Sessions for the I petty sessional division of Caerphilly were held to-day at Caerphilly, the presiding magistrates being Sir Franfclen Evans (in the chair), Major- Morgan Lindsay, Mr Evan Owen, Dr. Edwards, Mr William Thomas, and Mr E. Jones. Renewals. Mr Lyndon Moore (Newport) appeared on be- half of John Lewis Mitcheil, who ...

... HEIRESSES GOING CHEAP, i MATRIMONIAL AGENT IN TROUBLE. AMUSING EVIDENCE. A moving story was told to Mr Plowden at Marylebone on Saturdpy by a disappointed swaia who had failed in his ardent efforts to secure matrimonial felicity in other than the ordinary channels of wooing. The prisoner, originally known as F. G. Hodges, but whose real name appears to be Arthur Slavin Jones, is a man of some ...

... TAFF VALE RAILWA YMEN' E GRIEVANCES. A meeting of signalmen employed on the Ta* Vale Railway was held on Sunday at the Empire, Pontypridd. Resolutions were adopted to a.sk for an eight houxi shift for all busy and important boxes for an advance of 5s weekly all round for all regular and relief signalmen, that Sanday duty should be paid for at the rate of time and a half that the company be ...

... AIFFtRAY IN A WEgT-ENUD MANSION. I A DUKE WOUNDED. An extraordinary affair is reported at 47 Cadogan Gardens, Sloane Square London. the palatial residence of the Due de Atacpoole. On Saturday a passing eabman was sud- denly covered by a sltower of glass splinters issuing from the windows of the dining-room, while at the same time lie heard what he took to be a report of a pistol. Immediately ...

... THE LPUTIST TJNION. Autumnal Assembly. LEEDS, MONDAY. The proceedings at the Autumnal Assembly of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland, which commenced here this evening, are likely to be of more than ordinary interest. The aldress of the 1'resident, the Rev Dr John Cliflbrd, which is to be delivered at Wednesday's sitting of the Union, is expected to touch upon mattersof general ...

... FOUND DEAD NEAR COWBRIDGE. I Early on Monday morning a man named Thomas George, aged 88, was found dead in his bed at Llanblethian, near Cow bridge. Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause. An inquest will be held. ...