... SCORE— PENARTH 1 goal, 1 try. HARLEQUINS' 2 tries, 2 minors CHEPSTOW v CARDIFF A. The Cardiff A team mot Chepstow at the Cardiff Arms Park. It should be mentioned, to prevent misconception, that the visitors were not the team which suffered such disastrous ...

... Lewis Forward ,.H. J. Taylor T. Atkins Forward J. O'Brien R. John Forward ,.H. Roderick W. Prosser Forward _.D. James Thomas Forward.E. A. Hybart.. 'J. Roes i Forward J. P. Spurting .John Lewis Forward „F. Buse A. N. Other i u. Lewis, ...

... held tteir annual meetings. The school marched througi the town, marshalled by Mr John ThomaP, the superintendent. At Market-square the ch>ir, under the leadership of Mr John Jones, gang an anthem. Tea was provided in the schoolipom under the supervision ...

... EDITOR. SIR,—I read in your Friday's issue a long paragraph with the above beading by my old friend and fellow-student, Mr John Young Evans, B.A. And I read it with as much surprise as in- terest, for I cannot divine Mr Evans' reasons for the faith that ...

... Bonnie Boy. Boule d'Or, Bel Demonio, Magistrate, Yard Arm, Cherry Bounce, Arcadia, Polynesia, and Needles covered five furlongs. Manser's Shrivenham, Coranto, and Whitehall were sent a mile John Dawson s, sen, Sweetbriar, Wise Man, Plato, and Pilgrim ...

... the plaintiff, Miss Margaretta Griffiths, alleged that she had suffered damage by breach of tho promise of the defendant, Mr John Lloyd Lewis, to marry her in the spring of 1887, and in the alternative she said she had suffered from the breach of the promise ...

... the plaintiff, Miss Margaretta Griffiths, alleged that she had suffered damage by breach of tho promise of the defendant, Mr John Lloyd Lewis, to marry her in the spring of 1887, and in the alternative she said she had suffered from the breach of the promise ...

... STANLEY, PROPOSED VISIT TO SWANSEA. The Rev W, John, cf Morriston, has been successful in obtaining a promise from Mr Stanley to lecture at Swansea when his presen pressing engagements have been completed. Mr John wrote to Mr Stanley when in Cairo respect- ...

... From the Baptists —William Jones, ordained in Llangefni, Angle- Bey, December 25tb, 1828. entered the Established Church at Cardigan, 1834, and became Vicar of Nevin. D. Lloyd Isaac left the Baptists 1850, and died in a rich living at Ponty- pool. James ...

... with- out those decorated, with the exception of Rufne, shown by Mr John Anthony, Uilveithy, Kid- welly. Here, again, it was second. Fiisf was placed Master John, the property of Mr John Loman. Llanfyllin. It was coarse and carriagy, but with » redundancy ...

... hack, Mr Worthing- ton's Cardigan was a long way in front of these two, which were fit for nothing else but harness. Twenty-two hacks under 15.2 hands appeared in tho local class, and the order at Swansea was followed. Mr John's Lady Rosebery, Mr Worthing ...

... LIBERALISM IN CARDIGAN- SHIRE. MR W. BOWEN ROWLANDS, Q.C., M.P., AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. MEETING AT LLANDYSSUL. On Thursday Mr W. Bowen Rowlands, Q.C., M.P., commenced a tour of his constituency, which is intended to extend over the upper or northern portion ...