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... SWANSEA. Alexandra Ward.—Mr Daniel Jones, of the firm of D. Jones and Co., High-street, has con- sented to stand for the vacancy caused by tha death of the late Mr Jame3 Jones. ...
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TINPLATE TRADE
... THE ANNEALERS' ATTITUDE. Whether the annealers will to-day present notices to cease work is not clear, but at a recent meeting they decided to do so unless some con- cession was made upon their demand to increase their wages from 10s 6d per 100 boxes to 12s or 14s. No concession has been made, and if the extremists amongst the annealers have their way a crisis in the tinplate trade may be ...
WESTERN DISTRICT STRIKES
... GARNGOCH PITMSN WITS DRAWN. The strike against the arbitrator's award Garngoch and Gorseinon has b3tu going on f° a month, and serious develcpmeiita have Just taken place at Garngoch which may have ver. far-reaching consequences. A fortnight ago question of permitting the pitmen to oontii100 work was discussed, and it was agreed that theY should work a fortnight. This fortnight was on ...
--_-----------INDIAN SEDITION j'
... INDIAN SEDITION CONSEQUENT ACTION FOR LIBEL Bombay, Thursday.—Lit Tiiak has obttdned » summons ior libel against the Times of India foi } maliciously reprinting an article in the Loud or Globe written at the time of the appointment oi Sir Stafford Northcote as Governor of Bombay Tilak was described as a.n arch-plotter and director oi a. campaign of murder. Mr Tiiak con tends that his ...
------_.-_--------IBOERS RUSH SOUTH
... BOERS RUSH SOUTH. ARTILLERY DUEL ON THE MOOI RIVER. A SURPRISE FOR THE ENEMY. (Central News Telegram.) PieteimMitzburg. Thursday, Noon.—There was renewed skirmishing yesterday on the Mooi River, but neither side sustained many casualties, the Boers shirking anything like close quarters. They advanced against our river camp with considerable confidence, as they knew they were much stronger than ...
------------PRETORIA PRISONERS REPORT OF SCURVY UNFOUNDED
... FIGHTING AT LADY SMITH. A BOER ACCOUNT. The London Star Cape '.rown correspondent, in a message dated Wednesday,, gives the Boer account of the Ladysmith battle of November 9th, as published in the South African News The account says the Yryheid, Utrecht, and Standerion commandoes, under Acting-General Botha, engaged the British to the south of Lady. smith. A sharp interchange of rifle firs ...
-----THIRTY-SEVEN KNOTS AN HOUR
... FOOTBALL. CARDIFF COLLEGE v. NEWPORT THURSDAY. Played on the Cardiff Arms Park before a good crowd of epectators The game lacked interest throughout, being of a. rather scrambling order. Soon after the start Newport scored twice in succession. One of the tries was converted, and the visitors led at half-time by a goal and a try. After the interval the College showed better form, and A. ...
BEER IN TOO SMALL QUANTITIES.I
... BEER IN TOO SMALL QUANTITIES. Yesterday, at Cardiff Borough Police Court, a wholesale beer dealer, named William Seager, living at West Bute-street, Docks, was summoned before Mr Rhys Williams (the deputy stipen- diary) for selling beer iu less quantities than he was empowered by Section I of the Licensing Acts. Police-sergeant Davies stated that on the 14th of October he saw a boy in ...
LOCAL PATENTS.j
... LOCAL PATENTS. The following record to November 4th is rap- plied by Mr N. Watts, chartered patent agent, 31, Qncen street, Cardiff. Gloucester Bank Cham- bers, iMewpcrt, and 58, Wiud-street, Swansea :— Applications for Patents. Joseph Poel, Newport: Pain-killing oil; No. 21,600, October 30tb. Charles Edward Glascodine Simon, Uenbyi Tydfil Apparatus for detectiuff explosive gas 01 dust in the ...
SHIPS NEARLY DUE
... LEADERS OF THE MEN THREE GENERALS ARRIVE. An Exchange Cape Town telegram stateB that Generals Methuen, Clery, and Gatacre and their staffs have arrived. ...
ANXIETY AT CAPE TOWN REMOVED
... SHIPS NEARLY DUE. The transport Bavarian with foreign attaches and troops and the transport Cheshire left Las Palmas on Wednesday. They are due at Cape Town on the 27th of November. Lloyd's report the transport Columbian, with the 10th Hussars and No. 9 Bearer Company R.A.M.C., passed Las Palmas on Wednesday POSITION UP TO DATE. ALREADY THERE. Here is the position at a glance:— Arrived. Ship. ...
INDIAN SCARCITY.
... SEVERN SUBMARINE MINERS. Seven officers and 110 men and the band of the Severn Submarine Miners were at Bristol on Wednesday. They paraded at Cardiff at 8 a.m., and reached Bristol at 10.7. After taking part in the demonstration, no mentioned in our report of the Quran's visit, the men spent the night in Bristol, and return :o Cardiff this morning. ...