... vessel turned back to the landing stage. The Empress for a moment opened her eyes and faintly asked WHAT HAS HAPPENED? Before she could be answered she had again swooned, and did not recover consciousness. When the landing stage was reached she was ...

... Inn, Graig, Quaker's Yard. It appears that the de- ceased had been missing scince the previous Wednesday and on Thursday a woman picked up a, cap close to the river and took it home, ar.d the husband knowing of the missing man, came to the conclusion that ...

... wonder the price of coal is going up. But, Tre- forest led the way. What a chestnut that telegram has become: If the British army is annihilated, send me tw,, dozen more copies of your paper. Agents seeding for the Glamorgan Free Press do not P'lt in ...

... That ever thou did; in thy life. Or has your good woman, if one you have, In Cornwall ever been? For an if she have, I'll venture my life She has drank of the well of St Keyne. I have left a good woman who never was heri The stranger he made reply; But ...

... One of the most energetic members of the party is Mr. W. J. Lavis, of Mardy, who only very recently left the Rhondda for the Land of the Golden Fleece. We regret that in our report of the presenta- tion meeting of Mr James Richards, Treforest, the names ...

... Salvationist named Mordue was seriously in- jured by the upsetting of a paraffin lamp, which he carried on a pole, at one of the Army's meetings. A joint conference between Churchmen and Nonconformists, to consider the question of Christian union, was held ...

... The ring on the marriage finger indicates love and affection. In the Roman espousals the man gave the woman a ring by way of a pledge, and the woman put it on the third finger of her left hand, because it was believed that a nerve ran from the finger ...

... distress smote upon his ear, the sound of a woman moaning in pain, mingled with despairing sobs from another evidently more robust species of humanity. Quickening his pace to a run, he came upon the two Salvation Army girls; one lying on the ground in a limp ...

... he was there- fore a dependant upon the Squire, who designed him for an army career—a prospect by no means to Darrel Moer's taste, he having the tastes of a Sybarite, and a woman's keen appreciation of luxury. Is it you, Darrel? said the Squire im- ...

... great share of destruction, their naval war armaments are disabled, blown up and sunk, and what remains of the Dervish army uoon the land beat a hasty and disorganised retreat; the day is ours, the victory complete, the flags are run up on the Palace of ...