... Mexico: can ride and handle a gun. E. COLEMAN, Llantwit, Pontypridd, volun- teers as shoeing smith; is also a good rider. JOSEPH MARCHANT, Bridgend Hotel; Ebbw Vale, aged 32; good rough rider, and considered a crack shot. Prepared to find his own horse ...

... ,struggla tha t'hid , becinna absotely' inevitable. And ?? rsugst that' bthe ai 'had. been brought about sby Mr:, Joseph Chamberlain wse the bigrgesf nonsense ?? the 'world Why Mlr. Chambere 3 lain-ed. sho vn t i; e meekn'st of lfooes' 'had ' athe pitienie' ...

... prisoner being pa.t out of the liotei by Mr Chamberlain and tho boots. Witness saw defendant kick tbe boots. With tbe assistance of two ot-her C0JBtableli took defendant to the. police station. ffTank Chamberlain said that late on Saturday night defendant ...

... o'clock. HOUSE RESUMES. On the House reassembling at 4 o'clock amongst the earliest occupants of the Treasury Bench was Mr Joseph Chamberlain, whose arrival was not characterised by any demonstration but, on the contrary, when a few moments later Sir H. Cam ...

... IN THE COMMONS. 1 'ut MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON THE.m ge ORIGIN OF THE WAR. b led en -s en POLICY OF MAGNANIMITY A tl )ht MISTAKE. tan t 1. -ei at OUR IMMENSE ARMAMENTS tI Sir IN SOUTH AFRICA. t the pa- ny N@ SECOND MIAJUBA. ito .nd , HOUSE OF COMMIONS.-AMonday ...

... SMALL FRY FOLLOWS. rr' is Sir William Harcourt, who followed Mr. Zs. Chamberlain, promptly associated himself 1 with, the! resolutions although expressingew 7 his opinion that Mr. Chamberlain would be C~a xe vindicated from all aspersions if its terms de, ...

... leks.V Ive 'I'he leared ?? and the bench in Cardiff IllaJ polioe-eourt learrnt a new lesson in anatomy ugh yesterday. Mr, Joseph Henry Jostes eaght to and be qtite ?? he Wasn't. He was ?? crobs6exwnining , young women over a. case of mas assault, aad ...

... Earl Cawdor, W Colonel Quirk, Colonel Smith, Mr. Seymour Ac 1h ,lien, Master of the South Penrbrokeshiro is Hounds, 'and Mr. Joseph Thmeas' (Haverford- in west). at M r. Louis Samson Proposed !'The Army, 'Nivy, and' Auxiliary Forces,. amidst the fo :treatt ...

... meeting of the Llwynypia Con- d; e-. serisative Chub desires to express its abso- fo d lute con4denee.in the Aight Hon. Joseph se Chamberlain, M.P., and in his able eon- uw inI duct 'of Coloidal affairs, and' rejoices in WI 1'thesuccess he attained in the House ...

... They have laid their slan- derous. tongues, on Mr.. Rhodes. (Shame.) They have laid.their slanderous tongues on(. Mr. Chamberlain. (Shamne.) And now they are laying their slanderous tongues on Sir Aldfred.Milner.C (Shame.) Gentlemen, am I 1 slot' ...

... reared these phew., and Mere Weer all the Here. Plena* re boob woe abrarly hooks. by a of leering WOW, ester. led by Mr Chamberlain. The parrs whir perrobed the interruption warn that lair the two Prandeuts declared tier re war solely a. Missies sabgened ...

... pertaining to the war in South Africa. A report of the sersmon was published in a local caper. and -for-, - warded to Mr. Joseph Chamberlain by l e Mr. S. B. Noel Church, Llanstephaii. That St gentleman has just received in rejily the le' following letter from ...