... INTERESTING CHAT WITH A BUILTH LADY. BUILD! POLICE COURT. B.fora Mr E. D. Thom'. (chairman), Commander A. Eran-Thomaa, Mr C. D. Venn ble.-Llewelyn, and Mr C. W. Wo).itsam. APPLICATION FOR AN OCCASIONAL Mr C. D. Vecablia-Llewdlvn, Gingnaider A. Evan-Thomas ...

... delit. visitors a liberality which cannot be They abomolsd in this n ay • to will sad to perform.' The it decide d to bold a grand bar, 6,7, 4,9, 10, 1900, in cadre espy of the emnsiniag put 91 debt (g 1,200 1e promises to be a great a large number of ...

... afternoon I formance wan a veritable boon. has - s -- beTrii 7e — rintmly interfered with in this lov !its' by the continued wet weather. A good cit;al of hay got in fore the wet came, but for man than a little has been done. A large quantity of hay is ...

... noticed a great lack of decorum. and people went in and out with the Panty ea-e te-ually a-sociatetl with entertainments. One of the best meting-. w.): the temperance gathering. when the Rev J. Tern'. Phillips, of Cardiff 'agent for the mach a stirring ...

... mertioned, and a journalist remarked ironically that the walls of the Casino were dm fective, and indulged in other pleasantries, when the attention of the company was suddenly ar. meted by a grinding noise. A sezond afterwards • bracket supporting a life-eire ...

... CHAT. Ever/theme that to 111111 mad please el baeimess to Limeelallei is to be eammiesask mg may web esayalmises mem/mist et the Lamina Weak asselmas la imetiag such a las balm to aloe upon emeral ether tem lays ademassi sa similar line,. Ter Ws mien ...

... CHIT-CHAT. /Wiry visitor rod reillad dwell wall a este et the hat that the Mom* Mee sorrmell their temmeell ereeert 10 east al dm At Hal ma Maar make. Mr FM alawts=m bays rel wen heeds at vistas wed eMe, awl it win be dolt tre give a wad The Albert Hal ...

... warld Mr Davies, ( ; t lll eebjes me t—A s al la sos eer= SOZ Obi S a o am; ibis( Awl sr air ase by Mr ire a =ilea( After it yes domed Azionl!_ so isapsile& OM, avriel Who el sessmad. solimilell Isl ys i llr a I '•••=g• Printed sad at the ...

... et per. ale Pr err to be a no ree ci fere de the lows, at lest Ern the Ord bei a very letter baler the Aro re for sore rat have the rare tr ea dlapered. The re of threag pg l' ift a out, add that it bar far Ws If the sr a hid falba iato the bre of the ...

... more constitutional right to we ject the Budget than the King has to veto a bill. They have shown that either action would belong to a new class in our politics, and would amount to a departure which could only be described by the word revolution. The greatest ...

... celvinitie Methodist on Sunday wee held at the Albert Hall, when a very able sermon triAs=ched by Profane Young Evans, al Trefeoca • Several of our leading townsmen (particularly from a certain street) have lately bean very fond of going fishing, and ...

... dockyard. How much is spent on a Great Power's secret service may be gathered from the fact that. was stated before a Royal Commission some tins* ago. Francs- spends £lOO.OOO a year in this way. And others of the Great Powers have a much more complicated and ...