... Stokeleigh: Wheu I loaned you that dollar a year ago you remarked that you couldn't pay me for a mouth or two, and voa haven't paid me yet,— Brokeleigh Well, yon can see for yourself that I'm no i ...

... SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, THE PRESENT SITUATION. W n'ii the New Year has come the turn oi the tide, and we trust that the successes of Gcneia.1 FRENCH and Colonel Pilcbek are «tout the beginning of a series of move- ments which will very quickly change the asoect cf the ifnpaensc problem before the nation in South Africa. Tha successes of the two little forces acting indepeadently will have ...

... At a meeting of the Parnell Memorial Commit- tee held in Dublin on Tuesday, under the chtir- mansliip of the Lord Mayor, Mr J. Redmond, M.P., stated that as the result of the recent tour in America on behalf of a fund being raised for the erection of a statue to Mr Parnell and purchase of Avondale, £ 6.000 h:1d been collected, to which Mr Crokf>r ...

... EXTRAORDINARY NEWPORT.v STRANGER IN THE BEDROO^ t Alfred Wilson, alias /indaor. a yoanSCVj. i respectable appearance, who stated that^^ ZA ents resided at Portskewett, was charged mand with being found ia 7, Oxford-* dee. on tbe 27th ult., for an unlawful pnx £ jn 1 appeared that early on the morning of t ult. prisoner, wfco had taken oil his bd^» I j hung bis coat on the railings, made ...

... Mr Thomas Phillips, who diedo^orsal^kon Ratardny whilst following the Ootswoid Hoonttt, 2SSV-, «» »dl tan m ltajouj »kmbe»nW rttSSS «f hrpwnr Durcheefog .m 'he uocK-sttew Brewery from the late Mr T. F. Lewis. ^tef* ward-? 1111891, thi3 bnsme» was converted into a lTrrvlted liability concern. Deceased was a great ind notably that of cricket. He leaves seven eons l&r William Phillips, capta.n of ...

... THE LEADING TOWN IN WALES. Offer of a GattingGun. On Thursday tbe Mayor A Crdiff (Aid. S. A. Brain) received a letter írr m Catjtaiu S:>uishnry, Surrey Welshman, o3V ...

... Appointment Made. MrJ. S. V' vies, solioitor, Hillside, Ponty. pridd, was r ...

... BOERS ENTIRELY SURROUNDED Incessant Fighting. (Renter's Telegram.) RENSBURG, Wednesday, 5.20 p.m. The Boers at Colesberg are alinoet surrounded, but are stiil keeping us out of the town, Fighting is laoassant in the hills. Our artillery force the enemy to keep themselves carefully concealed. ENEMY DIFFICULT TO DISLODGE. Reinforcements Sorely Needed. ( Times Second Edition per Press ...

... During Monday Digiit some rascal bOJr,1 into tbo r -j'.vly-finished church at Brvogla* dedicated to All S lints, and rans^ckerl every likely place in vestry and nave and choir for money. The alms- boxes were torn from the wails of the building, hut fortunately their contents had been removed. Two bottles 01 sacramental wice and a few pence left in one of the boxes comprised, it is believed, ...

... A Fourth Case. Within 21 days since the notifiep, firsS case of smallpox in ti:e Barry dieSE bave been sent to the Isolation Hospitufil The last case was sent on Tuesday, ATHLI of »female living in Dower Pyke-st^H Dock. Up to the present the whole of t^H are females. All are progressing sat«K the disease showing itself in very Bp while Chief Sanitary Inspector SumJIfl is taking every ...

... Late Mr E. R. Moxey. Probate of the will of the late Mr E. R. Moxey, 3.P., of the firm of Cory Bros. and Co., Cardiff, haa baen granted at the Llandaff Registry. The gross value of the estate is £ 188,350, and the net value £ 114,727, over £ 7,000 being paid in death duty. The will is dated February 28th, 1895, when there were named as executors and trustees Mrs Eliza Moxey, wife Mr John Edwin ...

... A, t thou not wounded ? Wilt not stay ? Let us lie down die light is over fur to-day, toil in vain, friend, why ? We shall not win to-day nor yet to-night Shall never win, but we can always fight. Wilt not forget her, now she hates ? Ad thou ia love with Bcorn ? He get,s; 10 fcieep, uor dreams, who wa.its Through all the night till morn, Bat I shall watch and wait till morning break I love ...