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... &ATURDAT. JUNK I#, 1878. the oasure to announce to our reader* that have been made by which a terries original letters l>y Mr. Anthony Trollope, the eminent vovelist, will shortly appear in our colnmus. Mr. it now his way to Australia Italy, Egypt, and and tho letters which he will send will deal with the social condition of the people ant*n whom lio himself. The face of nature generally will ...

... Trie famous cricketar, Prince Kumar Ronjitsinhji, has last into assured possession Indian throne, and now the Jam Sahib Nawanagar. Prince Ranjitsinbji was not of royal blood. was the second son of Sinhji. born exaotjy 34 years ago, the September of 1372, and is Hindu of the Rajput race. His uncle, fiio then ruled in ■where he had been years Jam (or governing prince. confirmed his admiration ...

... GOVERNMENT'S PLAN FOR CO-OPERATION. DEFENCE MINISTRY IMPRACTICABLE. • The Imperial Defence Committee's port on the relations between the Navy and the Air Force and on co-o ...

... MAINTENANCE THE MILITARY. FIGHT FOR THE COUNTY OFFICES. The quarterly meeting of the Glamorgan County Council was held the Gwvn-hall. Neath, Thursday, under the presidency Mr. J. Blandy Jenkins. There wa full attendance members. STEAM ROLLERS. the minutes of the roads and bridges committee coming up for consideration. Mr. Nicholl proponed that the committee be recommended to four more -team ...

... BRO. TOM HUGHES. OF LLANELLY, ELECTED GRAND MASTER. INTERVIEWED yl AFFECTING FRIENDLY TIES. The conclud'iig sitting of th- Animal Movable Committee the llajiciwster I nit.v Oddfellows was held M'ddlesbc. rough Friday, Grand Maite** Thomas l-lduior«l?on presiding. AGED POOR COMMITTEE. The Corresponding secretary read a letter from the the Select Committee the Aged Deserv.ng Poor. if there were ...

... of charac, btrv * Devon and adjacent t« »srs. Sanders' invite in- S Vendor- offer specialized service ...

... 81, High Street : 3940 Taunton : Billet Street: 6040 W. FEAR & SON Furniture Removal and Road Transport Contractors Regular Serviee to London ST. ANDREW'S ROAD, TAUNTON T»l#ph«n# SIM , LEONARD E. SMITH UNDERTAKER ANO COMRLETI FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1, HAYDON RD.. TAUNTON Charge* iM MOTOR HEARSE AND ALL UNDERTAKERS' REQUISITE SUPPLIED TO THE TRADE E. E. WHITE & SON UNDERTAKERS 138. EAST REACH ...

... THE CEREMONY SOUTH KENSINGTON. rO'iM THE LAUREATE. The Lot don • Daily News' states that Maieitv Victoria will * on next make inspection Kensington Palace. The visit will of a strictly private character. The yueen has rie«ired go through ail the old apartments th.«t knew vrell a child, and hfr finest son. the Prince of Wales, will accompany her Her Majesty, as well known, has a wonderful ...

... In vie* the approaching Royal wedding pros---*'* snrts lUl ...

... SCAIE OF PRhPAID ADVERTISE_ ~-M-BENTS. This Scale does-notapply -to Business Advertise ments, Notitet of Eisteddfodau, Sports5Con csertsor to Anntouncehileds emanating from ublic r BOdies. w Six Times words. . Three Six Daily and Wors. nc. Times. Times. once in ?? ?? eekly. s. d. s, d. s. d. s. d. 20 0 9 1 6 2 0 2 6 28 1 0 2 3 3 0 3 8 36 1 .4 3 0 4 0 '10 44 1 8 3 9 5 0 6 0 Each additional ...

... HE PAUPERS’ BREAD CARDIFF. INVESTIGATION BY THE COM- MITTEE. THE WORKHOUSE BAKER RESIGNS. A meeting of the Cardiff Workhouse Visiting Committee was held on Thursday afternoon it the Union Offices (Mr. Frank Beavan presiding), at which the question of the bad bread sent to the workhouse and Ely Schools came up for pointed consideration. A sub-committee, consisting of Messrs. Price, Jones, W. J. ...