... Llantrisant FRIDAY.—Before Messrs Evan John and P. J. Dunn. Thomas Jones was fined 5s for neglecting to send his children to school ,and Adam Jones was mulcted in a penalty of 3s 6d for a etmiJetr offence. Alfred Partridge, haulier, Llantrisant, was fined 2s 6d for driving without lights, the caee being proved by P.O. Phillips. David John Evans, Llantrisant, was ako mulcted in a similar sum ...

... He or she who what s good adores, Should patroniae Harris, of the Central via groeeriM and provkiaw yooH ttteat To be the very ebeIIped and the ...

... Abergwyqyfl Everybody will be glad to learn of the success of Mr David Bassett in his recent examination for a first class colliery managers certificate. Mr Bassett's success is all the more creditable on account of his not many advantages. Cer- tain it is that his success is due to his untiring perseverance and application, a student at thei Evening Continuation School, and the Technical ...

... Seven-Day Newspapers. In a lengthy article dealing with the whole Sunday Question, a. writer in The Puritan for Juno says: Few people outride the ranks of journalism realise the present extent of the newspaper industry. There are about thirty thousand ner.vagents' shops throughout the United Kingdom, and most of these shop em. ploy several hands. The smallest has at least one or two boys ...

... E0Uft\TI3.f OF qJRStS. Prof. Smitt, demonstrated his wonderful powers of training horses before a large attendance atjthe Town flail Obis week. He proves by 1))1; treatment, how to correct witil vicious and faulty habits 00 go in the good and useful way of the normal equine conduct. It ig most interesting to watch his method*. He is humane aud r,-as.)ii,,t,bly rorreofivii in bringing his ...

... TREFOREST CYCLING CLUB-, SOIREE. On Friday evening, the Trpforeai Cycling ChiK bdd a very successful soiree at the Schools* when a large company was present. Dancing ormmesiced at seven o'clock, and was OOntintMif until after midnight, when the gathering persed after a most enjoyable time. The cater* io was in the capable hands of the lady w>»yn. bers of the club, who accomplished their worlf ...

... At the Llantrisant Police Court on Friday, Elizabeth Ashton, of Pontyolun, summoned Sarah Hardwick, of the same place, for using 'threats towards her. Mr James Phillips ap. peared to prosecute. The defendant, who lived near the complainant, continually threatened her, and her landlord had once sent her away. She 'had since returned, and was as bad as ever, continually using threats. On the ...

... Two youths named Guthrin Lee and Robert Vaughan, residing at Gelli. were charged before the Ystrad magistrates (Councillors D. W. Da- vies and J. D. Williams) on Monday with steal- ing 10a, the property of William Davies, from the person of his son, Samuel Davies, at Gelh on Saturday. It appears that the boy Samuel Davies had been sent by his father to the Ys- trad Hotel, Ystrad, to change a ...

... These world-famed artistes will pay their annual visit to Pontypridd next week, and will occupy the Town Hall on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday the 24th. 25th. and 26th inst. No- thing need be said in favour of the famous troupe, and it is universally acknowledged tbat they stand in the very forefront of their pro- fession, and, as exponents of burn t-cork trely are unrivalled. It may be ...

... On Thursday night a man named Edtwin Shire, 53 years of age, residing at Penygraig, met with a serious accident at No. 3 Pit,Llwyn- ypia. It appears that a stone weighing about 4. cwt. fell on him, crushing his head and legs to sub extent that his life i sdespaired of. The man Edwin Shire, of Penygraig, who met with an accident at Llwynypia on Thursday night, succumbed to his injuries on ...

... The fiditor, while welcoming letters on aM public topics, does uot uoid tmnotlf respon- sible for the opinions contained therein. Con- tributors must write on one side of the paper only, and letters brief and to the point have preference for insertion. All communication* must be accompanied by the correct name and address of the writer, not necessarily for pub- lication, but as a guarantee of ...

... Anti-Vaccinationists at Court. George Plank, Pontypridd, applied to the Pontypridd Bench of Magistrates on Wednes- day for a certificate to exempt his child from vaccination. Stipendiary: Why do you want a certificate? —Because I don't believe that it fe good for the child. Why don't you believe?—It is teething jost now. Have you been vaccinated?—Yes, sir, four times. Did it do you any harm ...