... LONDON LETTER. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, Friday Morning. The International Conference on cholera and the precautions to be taken to prevent the spread of it has been fixed to take place on the 11th inst- at Dresden. The British delegates, Dr. Thorne Thorne and Mr. Farnell, of the Foreign Office, leave London at the beginning of next week to attend. During Dr. Thome's absence a ...

... CURIOUS CASE OF LOCKJAW. A curious case of lockjaw is reported from Newton Abbot. A girl, Rebecca Dennis, was bittej^about six weeks ago by a cat which she had stepped upon. The animal bit the girl in the leg, but no serious results were apprehended until a week ago, when lockjaw set in. Four doctors are watching the case. ...

... FIVE GOLDEN RULES FOR MAKING GOOD TEA. 1. Warm the teapot. 2. One te&spoonful of tea £ 0 each person and one over. 3. Pour upon the tea about half-a-pint of water, which must be actually at boiliny point. 4. Let it stand five or ten minutes, then fill the pet with boiling water. 5. Use only FOWLER AIm BRAY'S TEA. We can strongly recommend our 2s. tea. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS. Doctor* ...

... ETAITS Bscs. llorriston, for Extensive Stock of jatesm and Gas Tubes. The mind of man is a wondrous castle, but it has only one reception room, called Memory, and this will only hold a few ab a time, and the most frequent Tisitora are the most welcome guests. The entrance halls aro two in number—ear and e-5C. Advertise constantly, advertise judiciously, *nd advertise, therefore, in the Daily ...

... GOWER BOARD OF GUARDIANS. A HARD CASE FROM THE MUMBLES. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Gower Board of Guardians was held on Tuesday at the Penmaen Workhouse. THE RELIEVING OIFICER3HIP. The CLERK informed the Board that a letter had been received from the Lo •' Government Board in reference to the proposed appointment of Captain Henry Davies as relieving o-icer to the Union. It should be ...

... :'EXTRAORI>IN^Y FRAUD ?UK>N A l:, FATHER. >. > KSKf9S^3^HJM 'VWITH- A SON.. • ,■ A?fd»aieery -a ...

... A curious omnibus accident happened yesterday in London. One of the King's-eross 'buses pulled up to set down a passenger. In restarting, one of horses made a great plunge, kicked through the front window and fractured ithe skull of a man sitting in the corner seat. ...

... Two colliers were sentenced to three months' imprisonment at Leigh to-day for assauling the police. ...

... TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1893. ON THE EVE OF SETTLEMENT. Public opinion has gradually awakened to the true inwardness of the struggle at Hull between the Messrs. Wilson and the men in their employ, and in spite of some injudicious speeches by the labour leaders, public sympathy is slowly but surely being extended to the men. We have already expressed our opinion on the dispute which was the ...

... HOW MUCH PIG IRON CAN A MAN HANDLE IN A 10 HOUR DAY. An American has recently raised a hornet's nest about his ears because he had the temerity to assert that it was possible for one man to handle 212i tons of pig iron within 10 hours. He, never- theless, still maintains the accuracy of his state- ment. To do what I did, he affirms, c man must pick up and throw on to a pile about lOOlb. every ...

... WEDNESDAY. [Before Mr. Samuel Be van and Mr. Gwiiym Evans.] OVERLOADED WITH JOHN BARLEYCORN.—Ben- jamin Davies, Llanelly, Henry Protheroe, Wern, Llanelly, David Williams, Swansea-road, Thomas Jones, the Furnace, Llanelly, and John Bentley, the Park, Llanelly, were each brought up for drunkenness and fined. HUSBANDS AND WIVES.—William English, New Dock; Llanelly, was summoned for non-payment of ...

... Our cousins across the big AMERICAN pond are beginning to dis. TIN-PLATES. cover that the successful manufacture of tin-plates- at least, like unto those which South Wales pro- duces—is far from being an easy matter. They have imposed a heavy duty on our products, and now are engaged in evolving serious doubts as to the wisdom of the step. Their uncertainty on the subject is the outcome of a ...