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... , Cardiff. Bregeon, Mr and Mrs, Hollanton, Marine-parade, Penarth. Beynon, Mr and Mrs T., Bryn Ivor Hall, Castleton. Mon. Beynou, Miss, Bryn Ivor Hall, Castleton, Mon. Barras, Sir and Mrs, Holme Lacy, Penarth. 1 Balmer, Mr and Mrs (Stallybrass & Co.) ...
... on, residing at Hamilton-street, Govan John Murray, 30, fitter, residing at Hamilton-street, Govan; John Ladder, 19, rivet boy, residing at 8, Minehead-street; Patrick Morris Dunn, 50, labourer, 57, Hamilton-street, Govan; William Mason, 16, rivet boy, ...
... inst. In the event of a majority deciding in favour of a conference the same to be held on Monday, the 16th inst., at the Cory Hall, Cardiff, at 10.30 a.m. The decision will be announced in Friday's evening papers and Saturday's morning papers. DEPUTATION ...
... BAZAAR AT THE ALBERT-HALL. fl A bazaar and exhibition in connection with the 9 Swansea Young Men's Christian Association was n opened by Lady Vivian on Wednesday afternoon, , in the presence of a large number of visitors. The t a hall was decorated under ...
... the regis- U! dr, tared number of electors was 1,057, Lord Randolph th Churchill received 512 votes, and his opponent, Ia Mr. Hall, polled 452, making a total of 964 who th actually voted. On the present occasion it is in probable there will be a nwumber ...
... charged with profallity since the appointmest of Hwfa Moln as Archdruid. Muorien ihecribees the letter of Mr. T,cvwis Morris in ro-day's issue as being much like the Church of Laodicea-neither hot nor *old; or, he adds, like one of the Grand Old ...
... given. Tnere was no lack of public entertainments at the local halls. The inmates of the workhouse, numbering 233, were supplied with a capital dinner. About 160 adults sat oown in the hall, and the remainder, sick persons and children, were waited on ...
... mean a corre- -pondiug increase in the prosperity of the I town. MR. LEWIS MORRIS AS A PARLIA- AMENTARY CANDIDATE. I- -. - Our London correspondent writes:-Mr. Lewis id Morris has received invitations from the esecetive 3e bodies of two constituencies ...
... this great work takes place cu 'nd this (Wednesday) night at the PFirli-hall, Cardiff, w( ig In Sid if there is any real love for tie beautiful in wi is Of oratorio miueic, the hall will be peoked. rie till ages Musical Society have long been in rebearsalxand ...
... tlfiernelves thus of the opportunity to see their it. friends. es CON;CERT AT TEE PARK-HALL. re A grauid concert was giveit on Christmas night nd at the Park-hall, Cardiff, when an excellent con- n, cert ;;as rendered by the Cardiff Choral Union. -r- ...
... Henry snhnbrewer, who was articled with Mfr. C. ?? Wid .C. a ron; end Mr. W. Yorath, articled w Mr. John a Morris, oE the firm of Mlessrs. M~orris and Son, of y this town. LocAr LIQUtmnTIoN.-A petition hasbeen filed in the Cardiff Court in the matter of ...
... was also given to a number of delighted juveniles at Morlais Hall. ABERDARE. On Christmas afternoon tbe Aberdare Choral Union gave a rendering of Mendelssohn's Elijah at the Temperance-hall, this being their sixteenth annual performance. The leading parts ...