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... CARDIFF. Cha.rles-street Y. W.C.A.-Last evening the opening social gathering was held at the Y. W.W.A., Charles-street, and was largely attended. The evening's programme wan ably carried out by Miss Rees-J ones, Miss Maclean Mils Edwards, and Miss Landi. Mils lieea- Jones presided Miss Merrick, te hon. secretary, with a beautiful bouquet on behalf of the mem. bers as a token of affection and ...
... BIRTHS, MARIIIAGES,& DEATHS. DEATHS. SMTTRTHWATTK—At 71, Mackintosh-place, Cardiff, on the 18th inst., Anna-, the loved wife of John Smurt-hwaite. No cards. lHr:RIÚ'l'IELD.On October 17th, at 68. Strathnairn- street, Roath, Isabel, wife of J. Jas. Merryfield aged 24. Funeral Monday next, gentlemen only. IVtas Goor>FiF.i,n and family wish to thank tbeir numerous friends and acquaintances for ...
... TO-DAY'S MONEY. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.] LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Opening, 11.20 a.m.—Stock Markets have opened quiet after yesterday's holiday, and prices show dai- ness. Consols steady. Foreign Bonds inactive- Italian a lower. Home Railways quiet—North- Eastern i lower. American Railways flat on sales- Union Pacific, New York Central, nd Wabash General Mortgage Bonds J lower, and most others i to ...
... SUNDAY SCENES AT NEWPORT. The Newport borough magistrates had an an. nsnally short sitting for a Monday's court. The Mayor presided, and there were three other magistrates present. The cases down for le, ing numbered five, bat one was withdrawn. Of the four which were loft two went to the fair sex. In both tlio lattor cases the women, Hannah Martin and Margaret Dixon, had visited the court ...
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... SATURDA i T i gHI4I4. E .A2 Weleek. 111 REAM. •Vls row &worn T HE CARDIFF EMPIRE PERFORMANCES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WILL TAKE PLACE A? ANDREWS• NNW HALL, QUEEN.STREET. ITW DOORS FROM THR RMPERS4 TO-NIOHT. Itaamor Oarbesta4 Brake COO ...
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... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. BIRTHS. CoLQUHotrs.—On December 31st, 1899, at Llyawedog, Tredegar, the vriie of Hobert S. Colquhoun, of a daughter. 568 Thomas—On the 31st ulfc., at ll.Dogo-street, Cardiff, Madame Lfciilah, the wife ot Ernest E. Thomas, of a son. 546 Winter.—On December 31st, the wife of Fred. Winter, grocer, Llanda2-road, of a daughter. 567 MARRIAGES. Behxnna—LtjOYD—At the ...
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... PROPOSED PUBLIC HALL AT NEWPORT. At the meeting of the Newport Coanty Council to-day-the Mayor (Councillor Greenland) pre- siding—the Works Committee reported against the idea of cectiDg what might be utilised as a public hol: in connection with the police and fire station at Pillgwenlly, but Mr W. H. Brown pointed oat the bareness of the district, and itc not and reasonable aspirations to a ...