... PORTH LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY The following officers have been elected for the currcnfc Session: President, Rev J. Owen, vicvpirsidrnt, Tfo Daniel Thomas (Van- trisant School Boar(!); treasurer, Mr D. Davies, draper; hon. secretary. Mr R. D. Chalke, B.A. The first debate wHT take place at the Washington Temperance Hotel, Porth, on Tues- day, November 22nd, on Vegetarianism. The ...

... AT YR ETHOLWYR. FONEDDIGESAU A BONEDDIGION,— Yn herwydd amlder fy nyledswyddau galwed- igaetbol, yr oeddwn braidd wedi penderfynu ymddiswyddo o'r Bwrdd Ysgol. yn yr hwn yr oeddwn wedi cymeryd rhan gweithredol am yr 21 mlynedd diweddaf, ond y mae yr apeliadau taerion a wnawd i mi mai fy nyledswydd glir ydyw rhoddi i'r Plwyf hytty o wybodaeth a phrofiad sydd genym, wedi cael y trechaf, ac yn awr ...

... ETHOLIAD BWRDD YSGOL YSTRADY- FODWG, HYDREF 14eg, 1899. AT YR ETHOLWYR. FONEDDIGESAU A BONEDDIGION — Ar gais taer nifer lluosog o'r Trethdalwyr yr wyf yn dymuno yn ostyngedig irynyg fy ngwas- anaeth i chwi ar y Bwrdd uchod. Gan fy mod wedi fy ngeni a'm dwyn i fyny yn y Plwyf, ac felly yn un o'r Gloran, yr wyf o reidrwydd yu, adnabyddus i luaws o honoch; a ohan fod bron pob dosharth yn cael ...

... A BURGLARY AT ABER. During Saturday eveuing, the 30th September, and Sunday morning, the 1st October, a deter- mined robbery was committed at the Windsor Colliery Office, Aber. The thief had gained access through an opening used as window, thinking no doubt that the cash-box contained a little Klondyke. In this he was, however, mistaken, for the timekeeper had taken a large sum of money to ...

... ROBIETTE'S ROBIETTE'S G1- A T CONSUMPTION CURE MAY BE CALLED THE GREATEST BOON OF THE AGE! IT HAS ACTED MIRACULOUSLY IN CASES OF CHEST AND THROAT DISEASES such as INFLUENZA, DIPHTHERIA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, At. To be had of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors, or the Proprietors:- 83, ALBANY ROAD, CARDIFF. IN HOTILES-2j9, 4/6. & It/ NO BETTER FOOD. DR. ANDREW WILSON, F.R.S.E., &c. PURE I ...

... The smcothness, delicacy and niformity of flavour have made Symington's Edmbmgh Coffeo Esseuce a table favourite with those who oan- not take the ordinary coffee. WHOLESOME KATUliAL DIET, BROWN BREA.D OF EXCELLENT QUALITY As REYNOLDS' Noted Pure WHEAT MEAL Choicest cereal products of the Globe used in the manufacture of this meal. Made only by J Reynolds & Millers, Cloucester. Jd hy all Flour ...

... Grand Concert at Cilfyqydd. On Monday evening a grand concert was held at the Workmen's Hall, Cilfynydd, for the bene- fit of the Rev Stephen Lewis, who has for many years been unable to follow his ministerial duties owing to ftl health. For some Jea.rs Mr Lewis was pastor at the Methodist Chapel at Maehen, and afterwards at Earlsweod. He subsequently kept a private school at Cardiff. Mr Lewis ...

... A Bosk for Ladies. The information container! in »i^, 1. 1 'o oe kiiown -bv everv mnbook ought will not harm tie woman, and it fs conveniently divided in The first chapter treats twelve chapters. ^octor's standpoint; po.r^ ^T*^ » or marriage, and fu hat one can ordinarily 01^ gent doctor. The f™ an m,e!li- r-.arrwpe of reKnf^ff of tie i. «rriage» as a rale rv »a ^ndemn* suck 'hat women should ...

... THREATENED TO KILL HIS FATHER. Before the Pontypridd Bench on Wednesdav Aneurin William, of 22, Alma Terrace, Ponty- pridd. was summoned for being drunk and dis- orderly and using threats. P.C. 373 stated that about one o'clock that irorning he was called to 22, Alma Terrace, by defendant's father, who stated that he had threatened to kill him. Defendant was also very drunk. Witness sent him ...

... EMPHATIC REFUTATION BY MR D. T. EVANS. At the ordinary meeting of the Aountain Ash Urban District Council held on Monday under the presidency of Mr J. Powell, the following letter was read from Mr D. T. Evans in answer to a letter received from Mr S. Cox, Conserva- tive registration agent, at the previous meeting To the Chairman and Members of the Moun- tain Ash Urban District Council. ...

... An Irate Ratepayer WRITES TO THE DISTRICT COUNCIL. IMAGINARY NUISANCES. Alderman W. H. Morgan (clerk) read at Fri- day's meeting of the Rhondda District Council a letter received from Mr T. L. Evans, Bush Hotel, Clydach Vale, which bore reference to a notice served upon him to remove the urinal near his premises. The communication was as follows: Clydach Vale, May 11th, 1897. Dear Sir ...

... Traharris. The ordinary monthly meeting of the Qua- kers' Yard Truant School Committee was held en Thursday week. Mr W. A. Brome, who had excellent credentials, was selected from among a large number of candidates for the position of schoolmaster, and was finally appointed. Her Majesty's Inspector's report was received and duly considered. The tender of Messrs Jones, DiAenson, and Co., Dowlais ...