... (COPYRIGHT.) BY WOMAN'S WIT. BY C. Y. HARGREAVES, of Paul Kerner and Poste Restante, Friend or Traitor, The Face at the Window, &c. They stood quite still, looking at one another, ■&e white to the lips, bat steady and self-con- ir oiled, Lucille, with eyes burning in feverish (error, glancing about her as if danger lurked in svery corner. Lamartine's regimentals were stained and defaced, his ...

... in all diseases conault the eminent specialist, Dr Bridgwater I.D. U.S.A. Onfttom House-street.- Your grandfathers drank ELLIS DAVIES'S TEA. Their descendants arc steadily developing that goo§ example.—39, Queen-street, Cardiff. 476e I ...

... f The Yeoma nry. I- MAJOR WYNi'HAM-QUIN'S TROOP. I Interview with MrFra.nk Perry. So far notbinc is known in Bridgend as to Major Wyndham-Quin's inten tioas with regard to forming a Yeomanry compai iy for Glamorgan. The gallant major left Lond on yesterday for Gloucester, and is expected to f irrive at Bridgend to-day. A suite of rooms dot Dunraven Castle has already been got in rf-adiness for ...

... DEATH OF MH WILMOT HARRISON, I CARDIFF. We regret to announce the demise, at hie resi- dence, 59, Park-place, Cardiff, on Friday night, of Mr George Wilmot Harrison, at the early age of 27. The deceased gentleman was the eldest son of Mr Harrison, of the firm of Harrison and Moore, sbipbrokers and Admiralty agerts, Car- diff, and was engaged with the firm in business at the Docks. For one so ...

... LOCA L PARiLIAMENIA r I BILLS. NEATH HARBOUR COMMISSION. in's A Bill ies beesi deposited for rest session to of confer upon the Neath Harbour Commissioners lIY; further powers for the improvement of tie harbour: to reduce and regulate the indebted- D. ness and borrowing powers of the commis- her sionerso and for other purposes. st: T'he preaiiible recites at sooe length the of financial and ...

... LOSS OF A CARDIFF STEAMER. NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CREW. Several of the crew of tha Cardiff steamer Cora Maria, who arrived at Shields yesterday, report the foundering of that vessel. The Cora Maria, which was coal-ladeu, from the Tyne, bound for London, sunk after collision with the large steamer Marue, of Marseilles, off Holehaven. The crew managed to get clear of the doomed vessel just in the ...

... (Central News Telegram.) CAPE TOWN, Monday, 6 p.m. Major Count Gleichen, Grenadier Guards, who was wounded at the Modder River Battle, is now convalescent and will shortly return to his mili- tary duties. ...

... A FITTING ALLY FOR I LEYDS. MUSTAPHA KIAIIL TO AROUSE THE EGYPTIANS. CAIRO, Friday. The Egyptian Press announces on authority that the well-known agitator, Mustapa Kiamil, has been corresponding with Dr. Leyds. It i3 said that the latter informed Mustapha that now was the moment for the Egyptians to shake off British control. Nlnstapha Kiamil is about to publish a so-called patriotic newspaper ...

... BANK ABSORBS BANK. LONDON AND NORTHERN TO BE WOUND UP. A special meeting of the shareholders of the London and Northern Bank, Limited, was held at Leeda yesterday afternoon. under the chair- manship of Mr Paul Speak, of Bradford, to con. sider the advisability of winding-up the company voluntarily. About 300 were present. The Chair. man stated that a provisional agreement had been entered into ...

... PONTYPRIDD. The following additional subscriptions have been paid into Lloyds Bank Mrs Downe and Mra 0 11 0 Mr William Thomas, Jjlanfarach 110 Mr John Morgan, builder Rev. Mc Mr Gomer S. Morgan, Llantrisant 110 Employees Llantrisaut Waterworks 0 15 0 Rev. W. D. Ho wells, Miskin 0 10 0 Mr Joseph Saunders 0 10 0 Mr William Evans, Brynsadler 0 10 0 Mr William Watts, Wernfawr 0 5 0 Collected in ...

... SIR W. BESANT ON LOVERS OF DICKENS. Sir Walter Besant, whe was the successful com- J p:>tiior m cbc exatcinattor. in Pickwick j wnicii Caiveney set at Cambridge years and years ago, has written an interesting article for the Daily Nasi Weekly on our lively contempo- rary's prize exajqinaiion in Dickens The examinatiou proves That the prophets who have foretold the speedy decline-if not e ...

... THE NEEDS OF THE PUBUC. Before Mr R. W. Williams aai Mr T. H. Stephens at Cardiff Police Court on Thursday T. Inson, of the Castle K,ast*urant iu North-road, was charged with keeping his refreshment honse onen during iliegal hours on November 18th. Mr Francis appeared for the defendant. It was stated by the oplice that on the day named the premises were open at 1120 at night, when there were ...