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... CHINESE CRISIS. I WELSH HEROES. i I i, liI Splendid Tribute. The London Gazette on Taeedlty. night contained farther official despatches relating to the operations of the British contingents in China, and particularly with the puccBssfnl attempt by the allied troops to relieve the Lega- tions at Peking, which is described in a report from Sir Alfred Gaselee, dated Peking, August 19th. ...
... A COMPENSATION CASE. I The Late Fatal Accident at Brecon Goods Yard, At the Brecon County Coart, on Tuessday (be- fore his Honour Judge Gwilym Williams), a case came on for hearing in which the Midland Rail- way Company were plantiffs, and the Cambrian Railway Company defendants, Mr Young, solicitor, appearing for plaintiffs, and Mr J. Lloyd Morgan, M.P. (instructed by Messrs Min- shall, ...
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... SEQUEL TO HAMMERMEWS STRIKE AT BARRY. At a meeting of the Barry Trades Council on Thursday evening, nnder the presidency of Mr E. S. Phillips, it wit3 reportsd that the strike of smiths' hammermen in the district had been settled, the men bavi ng been regretfnlly forced to return to work on the old terms. It was stated also thac a few men had not been reinstated, Mr H. Hnghes asked if that was ...
... Lord Bute's Wit). I DETAILS OF BEQUESTS. I Clauses E!ucidated Severe clauses in the will of the late Lord Bate, a, set out in form in our isaue of Thursday, have occasioned considerable local controvt'ry. Chief among these is that afiectiog the b&quest of .E20.000 towards the Cudiff Seatj.en'-} Hospita), and especiafly the accompanying condition relating to the admission of the sisters of ...
... I YANKEE YARNS. I The Boatswain's Judgment. It was somewhere in the wide, world, just where has slipped my mind, and there they were ilhout to bov beef for the ships. So the officer whose duty it is to make thopuret-ime took ashore with him the boatswain, as representing the crew, to look over the animals and either object or not. They approached the first animal. How will that do ? asked the ...
... a'.nfce stage of the bicycle fashion ill Skin nssms to have Dassed away (savs the Bnti-h Con- sulat representative at Bangkok), bat the bicycle s has attained a recognised pOdition in the coimtry. The craze was at its height during last veai. ween tbe value of cycles imported was £ 17,516 Impoits from Singapore were £ 7,674, from the United States X4.&50, and from England direct £2,810. ...
... THE ANARCHISTS IN AMERICA. New York, Monday.-The Supreme Court of New Jersey, at the request of tfce Italian Cotut of Errors, hM appointed a commissioner to take evidence at Paterson, the headquarters of the An,trehijRf sin America, with ref, rence to the plot to assassinate King Humbert.— C?ntral News. ...
... Glamorgan Assizes. TO-DAY'S TRIALS. I !GRAVE CHANGE AGAINST A MALTESE FIREMAN. At Glamorgan Assizes ihistnoriag at Swansea (before Mr Justice Bighaui) John Caffant (29), a Maltese fireman, was indicted for shooting with a loaded revolver Charles Fyms, with intent to murder him on tho high sea, off Rotterdam, on August 4ib. Mr T. F. Howell, who defended, on the pri soner being arrsigiseJ, ...
... WERT PARK 2ND have open dates for Cardiff or District teams, average 17,-Wilson, Upton-road, Newport. X591 THKHERBERT FOOTBCLUB want inatsh home November 17th, 1900.—Apply at once to Secretary. 33e Two Naps for Saturday. No win, no pay. Send Is for wire.—Minting, Borneo House, York. 778 RABBIT Match at Caerphilly Monday next for Hern's Jack, Phillips's Shamko; best 21 courses 1 o'clock. 895 ...
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... Mr T. Andrews, checkweigher, seconded. Speeches in support were given by the He v. S. R. Jenkins, Merthyr, Mr Evan Thomas, miners' agent, and others, after which thetcholution was unanimously carried. To-night (Thursday) Mr Th jmos will address a meeting at the Workmen's Hall, Cilfynvdd. NOMINATIONS AND POLLING. Mr T. L. White, returning officer for East Glamorgan, haste-day issued notices ...