... — Peiiartli Business Directory. BUTCHERS. T. R. Wadley, Glebe-street, Penarth. D. Cornwell, Glebe Street. Tlevord, 51, Glebe Street. R, Guy (Pork), 93, Glebe Street. Bus AND CAB PROPRIETORS. S. Andrews & Son, Penarth Mews. CHEMISTS. r. Blake Benjamin, Glebe-street- CORN MERCHANTS J. J Sanger Tucker, 31, and 32, Glebe Street COAL MERCHANTS. Penarth Coal Co., 28, Windsor-road. CONFECTIONERS V. G ...

... Presbyterian Church. Last Sunday week the anniversary services of the above place of worship were held, following which was a week's mission, which was concluded last Sun- day night, the preacher being the Rev Ross, of Glasgow- Seldom has Penarth had the privilege or listening to so able a man. Those who did not avail themselves of the opportunity of hearing Mr Ross missed a real treat. His ...

... The Oldest Established Pork Butcher in Penarth. RICHARD GUY, Wholesale nd Retail Pork Butcher, Ham and Bacon Curer, and Pork Sausage Manufacturer, 93, GLEBE STREET, PENARTH, AND 103, HOLTON ROAD, BARRY DOCK TRY OUR NOTED POBK PIES. 8d. PER LE. ANY SIZE MADE TO ORDER. PATENT MALT BREAD' (ROYALTY SECURED). T. WALKER .Family Grocer and Confectioner Maughan Terrace & 56. Windsor Road PENARTh The ...

... Ir Chamberlain on Welsh Disestablishment. Mr John Morgan, Editor of the Aberystwyth Obberver, has received the following- important ex- pression of the views of the Liberal Unionist leader with respect to Welsh Disestablishment Highbury, Moor Green, Birmingham, 31st January, 1895. Sir,—I am directed by Mr Chamberlain tu acknow- ledge with thanks the receipt of your letter of the 25t\} int., ...

... WARNER'S HYGIENIC BAKERY DELICIOUS H O M JE JMLA13 JE2 BREAD CA KES SL PHSTRY nr. G. Cook & Confectioner 93. Glebe Street, Penarth: Vans toall partsof the Town daily. ipyriin^ n 9455a SSm^r aOlEHTEU FARIHE BRERD I > I I THE BREAD OF THE FUTURE! delicious, Nutritious, and 3f€igMy digestive. Sir CHAS. A. CAMERON, M.D. (Cambridge F.R.C.S.I., M.RC.P.I., F.I.C., Professor of Chemistry, R.C.S.I., ...

... PLEASURE BOATS. In view of the reappointment of Mr Geo. Morgan, of Crimean renown, as Beach Inspector, it was decided that besides the uniform it was necessary that lie -should also be provided with a mackintosh, the costwbereof wt. to exceed X2. I The following licenses were granted:— Mr Shearman (7)-Stanley, Oxford. Maggie, Ethelf Gladys, and Gipsy King. Mr J Hall (6) -Letad On, Ocean Queen, ...

... S. ANDREWS AND SON, COMPLETE FUNERAL FURNISHERS THE MEWS, GLEBE ST., PENARTH. EVERY REQUISITE FOR FUNERALS OF ALL CLASSES. Funerals Conducted with Refinement and Economy. Telephonic Communication with Chief Offices, Cardiff ESTABLISHED 1888 Potato & Fruit Stores (Anchor House) GLEBE STREET, PENARTH. Good Selection of ENGLISH and FOREIGN VRUIT always kept in Stock. aooda Delivered Daily to all ...

... F -0 0 T B L L The Penarth club is still suffering from absenteeism. Only a fairly good muster of old players turned up to meet Abergavenny on Saturday last. Edwards of the seconds, and Williams of Barry, filled up vacancies in the forwards, and T. Jones, a promising young player, made his debut as wing threequarter. The ground was wet and sodden, indeed almost too soft to play upon. It will ...

... Stands Penarth Liberalism where it Did ? TIIE CHURCH IN WALES. ;«THE OLD, OLD STORY.' MR. SAM THOMAS AND THE B-SHOP. A BIT TO BRAG ABOUT. Penarth is nothiyg if not intense, thorough, ex- treme. On taking a big thing in hand it devotes itself entirely to it, and quite unconsciously sets about making that thing bigger still. Thus, on Wednesday night, we, that is, Liberals, gave up our- selves ...

... NOTICE OF REMOVAL. E. A. HOOPER'S FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENT Is TRB BEST MR AM. CLASSES or FUNERALS. FURNITURE REMOVED To all parts of the KINGDOM. WINDSOR MEWS, SALOP ST., PENARTH PRIGK LIST ON APPLICATION. WINDSOR ROAD, PENARTII Give Best ValDe in ?? FOR CASH OR EASY TE1UM 1118PIOction Invited Correspondence Solicit ei —— Cycles for Hire ?1??? m?mi? fT ?TT I?F ...

... Dirt thinks itself the most abuned 'Vbe. MATCHLESS CLEANSER SOAP is used. ...

... own daughter. Why should she not feel equal respect for the virgin mind that listened now to what she had to tell ? When I repeated this to M. Kleckser, she con- cluded, he scouted indignantly the notion of the story containing a particle of truth. His belief was the same that you have just expressed-that the tale was invented by M. Parlandet to avert suspicion from himself. We should have ...