... SUCCESS OF A FERNDALE MAN. To the Editor, Glamorgan Free Prow. Transvaal, South Africa, August 27th, 1897. Sir,—It may be interesting to some of the readers of your valuable paner (Free Press), more especially engine-drivers, to see our exami- nation questions as required bv the Transvaal Law. We have to pay P,2 entrance fee, and 10s for the certificate, if successful. I may say that I ...

... QUARRELSOME NEIGHBOURS AT FERNDALE At the Porth Police Court on Thursday, Jjdm. Harding summoned Margaret Agg,Fer.- dale for assault. Mrs Agg also summoned Mrs Harding and James Davies for assault. Mr James Phillips, Pontypridd, appeared for Agg. Mrs Harding went into her neighbour's house and after some words Mrs Agg said she would rip her heart out. Blows followed, and Mrs Harding and the ...

... lTo be detached.] GLAMORGAN FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COUPON. Fixtures for Saturday, January 29ib, 1898. Competitions must reach this office not later than Thursday, January 27th, 1898. Strike out losing Club. For a draw strike out neither, but givt eg the points, ii aDy. 0 Pontypridd v. Barry Llwynypia v. Gloucester Mountain Ash v. Penygraig v. Address. rVei MR. C. A DAVIES, 1, Rhondda Terrace, ...

... - GRIFFITIION-E& On Thursday the locality of Bridgend was en fete, the occasion being the marriage of two well- known and respected persons in the district. The interesting ceremony took place at the Coity Church. Bridgend, the officiating clergy being the Venerable Archdeacon Edmunds, Llandaff, assisted by Rev J. G. Williams. The contracting parties were Mr J. N. Griffiths, only soli- of the ...

... RETURN OF MEMBERS' ATENDANCES. At the annual meeting of the above Parish Council, Mr Evan Griffiths, grocer, Church Vil- lage, was appointed chairman ef the Council for the ensuing year ,and Mr Thomas Rees, grocer, Tonteg, was appointed vice-chairman for the same period. The two overseers, Messrs E. Griffihts and Thomas Rees, were re-elected for anoiuer year. The following list of the ...

... The World of Pastime. By The Sporting Scribe. CRICKET. Only one match feanie off on Saturday last under the auspices of the Glamorgan League, namely Treorcby and Mountain Ash, tke latter team winning easily. POSITIONS OF CLUBS TO DATE. Played. Won. Lost Drawn. Points 1 Aberaman 1 1 0 0 2 2 Ynysybwl I 1 0 0 2 3 M'utailt sh I 1 0 0 2 4 Trorcby:1 0 2 0 0 5 Ferndale 1 0 1 0 0 6 l-ortytridd if 0 ...

... LOCAL PATENTS. This Weekly List of applications for patents is compiled by Wir.i.iAW J. MUNTT>RN. of 75, Chancery Lane. London. W.C., Editor of 2 he Inventor's Assistant. This journal is the only one published en- tirely in chc interests of Inventors. 1c is issued monthly, price Onp, Penny or six mouths' sub- scription, post free, Ninepence. 11,543, May 10th, S. D. Williams, Moorlinch House, ...

... BILLIARDS. The Femdale Clubites received a visit from the mpmbers of the Pontypridd Social Club on Thursday, with the result tAat the billiard contest between the representatives of the two clubs ended in favour of the Pontypriddians by a majority of 352 points. Joe Ball was in form, and delighted the company by giving an excel- lent display, and running out with an advan- tage over his ...

... By M Pedalphast. April 7th, 7.40 p.m. April 8th, 7.41 p.m. April 9th, 7.43 p.m. April 10th, 7.45 p.m. April 11th, 7.46 p.m. April 12th, 7.48 p.m. April 13th, 7.50 p.m. April 14th, 7.51 p.m. Ulub runs— Thursday—Treforest Cycling Club to Cardiff at 3.30 p.m. Ladies' Section to Walnut Tree Bridge at 2.30 p.m. Good Friday.—Treforest Cycling Club, Ladies' and Ynysybwl sections, to St. Fagan's, at ...

... Cycling Notes By Pedalphast. Lamp lighting times: May 6th, 8. 26. May 7th, 8.28. May 8th, 8.30. May 9th, 8.32. May 10th, 8.34. May 11th, 8.35. May 12th, 8.36. Club runs: Saturday: Treforest Cycling Club to Aberdare, at 3.o0 p.m.: Ladies' section to Cowbridge at 2.15 p.m.: Ynysybwl section to Llanharran. Thursday next: Treforest Cycling Club to Barry at 2.30 p.m.; Ladfes section to Creigiau, ...

... This Weekly List of applications for patents is compiled by WILLIAM J. MUNDEN, of 75, Chancery Lane, London, W.C., Editor of The Inventor's Assistant. This journal is the only one published en- tirely in the interests of Inventors. It is isaued m onthly, price One Penny or six months' sub. scription, post free, Ninepence. 15,602, July 31st, James Swalwell, 29, God- frey Road, Newport, Mon. ...

... [To be detached.] Fixtures for December 10th, 1898. Competitions must reach this office not later than Thursday, December 8th, 1898. Strike out losing Club. For a G « A draw strike out neither, but give g .S £ the pomts, if any. draw strike out neither, but give oS the pomts, if any. æ MOUNTAIN ASH V. LLWYNYPIA J Pontypridd v. Aberavon. I I Treorchy v. Penygraig Name Address. [8] ...