... Perrier lien (aetntehl by S sed ; D P Mole Cl) Gilbert Eldott 0) halved; 11 Wilma (2) beat C Maitland (5) by 1 O (mantel); beet .f M Ituthevford aed 3; Jeffrey (2) bent Dr Alf Verde by 1; R D Hell (1) beat Leone Italloor Melville fovea 11 by S end 1; Spencer ...

... of the Connoil on the Governing Body of the Newport Intermediate School. Exhibitions were awarded to Mr W. Davies, Mr D. Jones, Mr E Morgan, and Mr W. Jones aod a Crnddock Wells exhibition was awarded to Miss M. McPherson. ...

... River l'aff, in a spot where the water was only 2 fc 6in deep. There was a steep embauk- ment near the King's Head which was not pro- tected by a fence. Dr. Risely said the immediate cause of death was drowning, but deceased in his opinion had hia skull fractured ...

... Act Mid at the County Meek, Cardtff, ou Thereday, Mr J. M. Smith at the outset propoaed that Mr U. B. Dames Its the chairman. Dr. \lonia mecuidad. and resolution wag adopted the 034100 of ()Isabela., Dr. Morn. tar appointed vier.enalrman. It ens resolved ...

... ess ended fatally. Mr Mitchell, who came from Stonehaven, K.B., had resided in Cardift about 30 years. He leaves a widow. Examination.—At the recent examination of the Royal Institute of British Architects, Mr C. L. Blethyn and Mr E. C. M. Willmott (son ...

... dtesettery. Oar temperatess reformers hew proclaimed It for years. The late Mr Ward Richardson, Dr. Norman Karr, tie mat/writem at the London Tr• penal* bare dons same. King E' 'moo worm* was swore of the fact when b, &motioned it and as raging, - ...

... heard aad refused. The magistrates on the Bench were Mr J. Ignatius Williams (stipendiary), Alderman Richard Lewis, Alderman Vv. Mprgan, Dr. Parry, Dr. Wayne Morgan, Dr. Hamlen Williams, Dr. R. C. Hunter, Dr. ...

... adndrebies Lord lofty, shown by ?dr Mark Parole, of liarrOrralr• • nageisoking bay gelding, wee seems& se, Lady Confidant, •roan man owned by Mr Morrie, of Mooniton. gas third. Mr Trashsid pot out Mies Danewelt, Wigan mare heed by Mr Benjamin, Ely, and sired ...

... Moller tuts bow fixed to tabs plane at Oxford •t half.past 3 Tbarsday afternoon TY* gofer. • ganp•t•y to Me mambo.. of the tamfy. Dr. A. W. Ward, LL.D.. feemerle tee View/tit bliatbeitor, ban been Meth war of Cambridge. Di. Wad be.. Pere lariat. at Weed. peefoteot ...

... presented by Dr. King, of Barry. The winner, *s the following scores will show, was Mrs Jackson. Gross. fl'cap. Net. Mrs JackSon 113 32 Mrs Pa.Tdoe. 124 40 34 Miss Stewart. 134 40 90 Mrs Waddell 132 30 102 Miss ...

... . T C•RDIFF Ti MPIRI, TO•NIGHT. Carat. tram Palm BE* T cfILDBRT, /Ann. dare lon. you Kiss GETTY KING, MatedAnnan Dadow. ALBERT ATHA& & LIZZIE COMM& *dr Daman DE DIU. P. 11. TM SIEITERes BOBANQUET, OpmAle rad Comely °GAMY'. MICHAEL and POLO, Ath SWIIMON ...

... pie we had for dinner to-day ?—Mr Joues (who recollects his childhood): it was rat-her good, but not Bucb a pie as my mother used to bake. Why don't you call over and get her recipe ? Did you baolte it ?-Mrs Jones No.—Mr Jones Ah, who did then ?-Mrl! Jones ...