... applied to two magistrates for a summons against the Duke of Cambridg for assaulting him on the occasion of the Fire Brigade Review held on Saturday last. Will the Royal Duke be fined 25. shillings or ten days • Here is a cricket record which our local champion ...

... presentation I should hope the colonel would see his way clear to make the occasion as imposing as possible by having a grand review. It appears to me that Whit-Monday would be a most convenient time for this, for two reasons-tirst, the men would have no ...

... which is news, and that, being a Cretan, he shared the Prevailing weakness of a peopla who are always .he St. vteplzeizs' Review Lad better engage a curate to revise its o ifs. The Paris Academy Medicine wad busy ;he other day in the discussion of a very ...

... emphatic comment with which a characteristic story of Lord An interesting article appears in the cur• rent number ot the New Review, entitled Talk and Talkers of the Day. The writer seems almost to be inclined to give the palm to Mr Charles Villiers, ...

... p.m. for Camp and Inspection, o1AFr^?i!AY~^0raPaiiy 8 P-m- p,ain clothes. SAI URDAY.—Battallion Parade. Pontypridd, 3 p.m» Review order I.—CAMP. It is published for information of all ranks, that the 3rd Y.B. Welsh Regiment will attend the Severn Brigade ...

... for Camp and Inspection, THURSDAY—Company Drill, 8 p.m. Plain clothes. S ATTT RDAY.-BA ttal lion Parade. Pontypridd, 3'p.m. Review order I.—CAMP. It is published for information of all ranks, that the 3rd V.B. Welsh Regiment will attend the Severn Brigade ...

... of the working classes. We would like to enlarge upon your many other characteristics, but we believe that inadequately reviewing your intimate association with Ynyshir, we would best consult your wishes by obedience to thew spirit of the maxim, which ...

... comments of any numbers of journals. The newspapers finished, he has a bout at light fiction, or employs himself with the reviews, should they ho fresh. At Crewe • Happy, of course, is thebrido whom the sun on Saturday, for instance, he purchased the sollies ...

... division. (Loud applause). Sir M. Morgan, who on rising was most cordially received, seconded the motion, and in an able speech reviewed the political situation. The present Government, he said, with the assistance of the Liberal Unionists, had done their duty ...

... anticipating a meeting with their Member of Parliament, Mr Arthur J. Williams. on Thuriday evening next. He, no doubt, will review the work of the past session, and we shall hear from him what he thinks of the future prcis. pacts of the Liberal cause. I ...

... favourably with any of my colleagues. During the two years I have represented you, questions of great importance have come under review, and have been successfully dealt with. but still some of urgent character are yet undisposed of, The removal of the toll ...

... asks. the number of Court festivities during my 'lift at Berlin. and give me plenty of opportunity to witness military reviews and opera. The consequence is that the Kaiser II much pleased, and great preparations are being made to meet his Majesty ...