... rePoM^° Press too early to be aJ»le to give a thda -week, of the Rev Eynon Davies's n eon The Nonconformist Conscience. ject ap-dd Dafis, Rhydcymmerau, was the sub- a very interesting lecture delivered by 07 ^orris, Penygraig, at Penuel, on evening. A good subject, and a capital celebrated ereamery batter reduced 3- Per lb.—T. Harris, 75, Taff street. 4704- Cha6^, Sunday, at the Eglwysbach ...

... Pontypridd v. Aberdare.—Played at Ponty- pridd to-day, and resulted in a tie of 1 goal each. A fast game throughout. The goals were scored by J. E. Thomas (Aberdare) and Ed- mondes (Pontypridd), W. L. Thomas played a sound game for Pontypridd. ...

... PONTYPRIDD AND LLANWONNO BOARDS PUPIL TEACHERS' S PONTYPRIDD. At the recent Science and Art the pupils of this school obtained stated below.— PHYSDGRAPSY- Elementary rd5, Sarah E. Vaugkau, Mary J- Keel, Annie M. Davies. Evan l. Bat tram, Martin L. Evans, E. A. Jones, Margaret J. :Mo,.e, j Summers, Thomas O. Hughes, Margaret A. Williams. Annie C. | J. Lloyd, Mary Fenwick, F] 01-4, Mi-ggie ...

... On Tesday evening a very interesting meet- ing was held at the Bethel Chapel Vestry, Hafod, the occasion being a public meeting for the presentation of the successful students at the recent Glamorgan Technical Instruction Committee's Examinations, with their certifi- oates. Mr Henry Abraham, M.E., of Britan- nia, a member of the Rhondda School Board) was in the chair. The Hafod Male Voice ...

... HOOPS AND WHEELS. A BICYCLE lUCY. FOR LIFE. V) bicycles leaning together on an arid, ileeless, rolling plain; a few tufts of scattered no human being, or beast, or bird in perfect stillness ami early afternoon un- ,r a sun that blazed when- never a cloud bad for wopk. Even insects had perished drought in that desoation-so any one ^Sht hare imagined bad any one been gazing 'it ou thai- ...

... Iflustard and Cress. Many say that the portrait of the late Gen- eral Symons. the hero of the Transvaal, as de- picted in the Western Mail last week bore a striking resemblance to Police Sergeant Rees, Pontypridd. It is rumoured in official circles that the War Office has decided to order the 83rd Dragoon Guards, now stationed at iSenghenydd, and Aber, out to the seat of war. If this is so. ...

... DIST RICT COUNCIL. The fortr.iglnly meeting of the Pontypridd District Council was held at the Council Offices, Taff street, on Tuesday, the chairman, Mr R. T. Richards, J.P.. presiding. There were also present Messrs H. Rowlands (v-co-ehairtnan). James Roberts, v. Gowan, T. Taylor, J. E. Spickett, W. Jones-Powell, R. L. Phillips D. R. Evans. Hopkin Morgan, H. Brrmwell, with the clerk, Mr M. ...

... Treforest. On Sunday the death took place of Miss Mary (May) Wallace, Weod Road, Treforeet, alter a long and painful illness, which termi- nated in hemorrhage. The funeral took place At GUyntaff Cemetery on Thursday. On Friday a sad accident happened to Mr Harry Williams, John's Street, at the Cable and Anchor Works, resulting in a broken Beg. Tho poor Mlow was working in his gaRi, when a ...

... ECHO OF THE COAL STRIKE. OBJECTING TO THE NEW TE. •-»COUNCILLORS AT LOGGERHEADS At the ordinary monthly meeting of the Rhondda District Council, held on Friday, Councillor J. D. Williams, M.F.H., presiding, Councillor W. D. Wight, M.E., took objection to the minute relating to the new rate of £ ls 3d in the £ upon a rateable value of jE24,221 16s. He said that the figures were not correct, and ...

... Colofn y Cyrnry. [OAN OL.TE1A*TB T. D. If, &AC. Y BRAWD ANWYL JONATHAN MORGAN YN EI FEDD. Ffaith annymimol ydyw yr uchod i luaws o breswylwyr y Cymmer a'r eyIch. Bu ein cyfaill farw yn ei breswylfod Hydref 19eg, 1899. Er yn ymwybodol fod ei babell bridd yn dadfeilio, yehydig feddyliai ei gyfeillion agosaf fod y di- wedd mor agos. Bu ein cyfaill ymadawedig yn trigianu yn y CymmeT am flynyddoedd ...

... Temperance Topics. THE REVENUE FROM THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. The following annual comparisons are taken fiom the Parliamentary returns of all taxes and imposts from which the Imperial Revenue is raised. The returns are brought down to the 31st of March in each year. The following comparative statement of the total gross pro- ceeds from the liquor traffic, etc., shows the increase in the revenue ...

... HERR PAREESER AT PENTRE. Herr Pareeser and his celebrated Prussian Choir visited the Drill Hall during the week, and gave grand treats to immetiee audiences that paid admission. His combination is really an excellent one, and quite worthy of patron- age. Next week he will be at the P-ublic Hall Treherbert. ...