... A dispute arose, and the defendants put a fresh lock on the premises, keeping plaintiff out during two years, from 1884 to 1886. Plaintiff, on his part, screwed up the door, and prevented the defendants entering it for Sunday worship. They issued a writ ...

... y acquiring it. He eulogised the eisteddfod as the undying exponent of the Welsh love for music, poetry, and song, and illustrated the antiquity of the institu- tion by citing the fact that King Cadwaladr had reformed the eisteddfod in the year 688, which ...

... eet. Congregational Schoolroom, on Monday night, by the Rev R. R. Horton, M.B., Fellow of New College, Oxford, cn the occasion of the open- ing of the Christmas session of the literary and debating society. Dr Edwards was in the chair. The lecturer, who ...

... the church, the erection of a new east chancel window, the ornamentation of the rnof, etc. Mr E. A. Lea, of The Coldra, has presented a carved oak polpit and Miss Annie Jones, of Liswerry, an oak lectern to match whilst new choir stalls, not yet erected ...

... ALPINE STBAWBERBIES—NQVKMBER—THE POETS' OPINION —SQOIB-CRACKEB MONTH—GUNPOWDER PLOT—A MAGIO RING-A NEW MACHINE—WHIPPING BY ELECTRICITY—THE CHILDREN'S POBT-NEW WOOD —IMAGINARYBEFNQ3—NO.WONDKRLAND !—ENTER- PRISING BOYS—SCIENTIFIC JOTTINGS—A NOVELTY IN SCRAP ...

... duly published m the London Standard of November 12th. 1886. WALTER HENRY BACOX. THE KENSINGTON FINE ART ASSOCIATION Kensington-road, Kensington, London, W. Send stamp for our new Catalogue of Pictured Christmas Novelties, ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. A Boy's BODY FOUND.—The body of the boy John Davis, son of a. master-mariner, who recently drifted out to sea in a boat at New Quay, Cardi- ganshire, was on Friday evening found on tha beach at C!arach. The boat was cast ashore near the ...

... Philip Miles. He lived at Leigh Court, but was in London on Sunday, the 13th of August, and on that date Lady Colin brought some grouse to Lady Miles at her London residence. He was at Leigh Court at Christmas, 1881, when Lady Colin came, but the Duke of ...

... sights, of London. We shall not have a green Yule this year of grace. As I write, snow is falling heavily, and the waits, assisted by two eornetis in terrible discord, are disputing the honour with the area cats in making night hideous. Christmas carols, ...

... LOCAL POLICE NEWS. A Disorderly House. — At the Newport county police-court on Saturday—before Messrs T. Beynon and E. Lewis—Thomas Richards, dock labourer, and Mary Ann Richards, bis wife, of Glebe-street, Maindee, were sum- moned for keeping and permitting ...

... article on Millet, the artist who loved children, and was 80 childlike in character himself; and amongst many beautiful illustrations, fac-similes of some rough sketches be drew for ths amusement of his grand-children are given. From the editor's chat I ...

... generally accem. panied by small folk who had the delight and excitement of Christmas presents clearly shining in their eyes, and he wrt, glad to be bome in England for Christmas. At last—at last—and perhaps with some degree of iieart-th- lobing that he ...