He Found Them
... A onn man, very evidently from the country, was standing near the imposing town hall of a provincial city, when he accord hv ,f a do ...
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GLA MO R GA NSH iRE
... Jodge G-wilym Williams, chairman of Glamor- gan Sessions, infcrrnd the grand jury a.t the open- ing of the Epiphany Hessians? at Oa?dicf on Tuesday that their duties would be ligiuer than hart possibly been tlte case since hi!; accession to hia present position. They would have in consider cases namberiri# only in the ag^tugate IS. in- volving 15 prisouess. Tbese casss were of the asaal ...
SEQUEL TO A BARRY ELOPE-! MENT
... SEQUEL TO A BARRY ELOPE- MENT. At Worcestershire Quarter Seastions on Monday Mr Wilbs Bund, the chairman, remarked on the charge against Annie Kichards of stealing furni- ture belonging to William Osborne, Cadoxton, Cardiff. She had left her own hnsband and went to live with Osborne, but parting from him took a. number of things, which shn a.dmitted dcing. The things were found at her ...
On Tugela's Banks. j
... On Tugela's Banks. British Officer and 5 Men Missing (Pres» Association Spacial Telegram.) jl, FRERE CAMP. Wednesday. 9 P40* Thorneycroft's patrol found the* enemy in force at the Little Tugela Bridge. The presence of the Boers was discovered our scouts, It is reported that a lieutenant and five have not returned. A native leader who deserted from theBoer I' tato that oar naval guns completely ...
SMELTING WORKS AT SULLY
... The Real State of Affairs. In view of the great hopes created by recent Press announcements conoerning tne magnitude of these works and their probable effect upon local trade, our Barry representative haa one again ascertained definitely that even when in full swing they will not give employment to more than 100 hands. As for the time when the construction of the works will be completed, that ...
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE FRONT
... Cardiff and Newport Men Sworn !n FULL LIST OF NAMES. ADDRESS BY COLONEL HENRY. Message from the Duke of Beaufort ENTHUSIASM OF THE VOLUNTEERS. To Mobiiise at Bristle or Newport- Gloucester Batiacka were on Saturday (wriWm u The Major ) the sceue of considerable entbusi- aam on the occasion of the esamiuation and ssvear iug iu of the members of the Loyal G'ouce^ier- sliire Hussars who have ...
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... i Lady. What I Willy Green, you here fishing on Sunday ? I shall tell yonr father just as soon as I Mee hin.-Willy Green Well, you won t have to wait long. Here he comns now. Tin been back in the wood diggin' bait. Hmgo (after arguing fo; one hour and thirty hve minuies with his wife): ^ow, my dear, what ^llt t(? knovv this are you going to give in f »n» (defiantly): No; I'm not! —Bingo: •p'1 ...
DIARY OF GARDEN WORK
... For Week Ending January 13th. Flower Garden.—The present is an excellent opportunity for not only turning over a new leaf, but also borrowing as many lessons as possible from the past season. The prolonged drought of last summer has taught ma-ny a very oseful lesson. It has taught those whose cultivation was shallow that they must dig deeper and place more food in the laud for the plants they ...
A VIOLENT PRISONER
... Extraordinary Scene at Hereford. DESPER ATE STRUGGLE WITH WARDERB. Prisoner Well-Known at Cardiff. At Herefordshire Quarter Sessions on Monday George Frederick Skipp (54 described its as engineer, was indicted on a charge of stealing a pair of slippers and a can from the cottage of John Morgan, Welsh Bickaor, on December 8th, and a holiow-ground razor from the house of Wallace Lane, at Walford ...
WAR ITEMS
... THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEFS ANOMALOUS POSITION. Mr Spenser Wilkinson, in hla Notes upon the war in the Morr.infi Post on Monday deals with the anomalous position of the Commander-in- Chief in relation to the Cabinet. Prior to the appointment of Lord Wolseley, the Commander. in-Chief was the single adviser of the Cabinet. When the present Cabinet too ofScc they had to appoint a new Commander-in ...
LLANELLY MAN'S SUDDEN DEATH. --I
... LLANELLY MAN'S SUDDEN DEATH. Thomas Henry Downing, a smith, of Llaneily, tfied suddenly at the residence of hia sister, Mrs PehneM, The Pollards, Tiiurlow-road, Torquay, on Monday evening. He had journeyed from Redruth, where he had been spending Christ- mas to stay with his sister, and on Monday evening, when packing his portmanteau ready to return to Lianelly 011 Tuesday morning, he ...
ii MODDER HiVER
... Mounting More Big Guns. (Central S-t.s War Cortespoudent.) MODDEIl RIVEI CAMP, Dec. 30, Noon. Loe Bofcrh have followed OUt oxamgie in the alter 0f ni^ht shelliii^. Daiiu^ last ubht they J* ^pped seven shells from their biggest f.r.ns near m t aavai gu?) positioa, bat the projectiles aid not B 'p\?- an ...