... A fire broke out at lugs' bedding faelOff, Shirley, near Southampton, early on Thursday, Three brigades responded to the alarm, bUt despite the efforts half the premises Weew absolutely gutted. The bnilding contained quantity of materials of an inflammable character and the fire burned with great fierceness and not extinguished until 1 o'clock. In addition to materials the machinery and ...

... Fearis will ride M^lfitaaa (3y 6st 7lb) in the City and Suburban Handicap. ...

... CARDIFF. AT THE CONFERENCE of the Institute of ists at Belfast yesterday Mr E. Parker, 22, Cast hi Arcade Chambers, and hon, secretary of the South Wales district of the Institute of Journalists, was appointed one of the 15 vice- presidents on the Council of bhIJ Institute. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. DEATH. LACE.—On January 18th, at 22, Clive-road, Penarth, Edith Mary, the beloved daughter and only sur- viving child of Joseph and Annie. Deeply regretted. Funeral Friday, Cardiff Cemetery, about 3.30 p.m.589 IN MEMORIAM. PEPPERELL.-ln ever loving memory of our dear father, Thomas Pepperell, Crimean veteran, who died January 19th, 1897. Deeply mourned. ...

... Watt for Claasxficaitfftt, FURNISHED Apartments or Comfortable Lodgings; board or otherwise hot and cold bath good cook iug.-56, Hamilton-street, CatheA-ai-road, Canton. JOST, a Tabby Prnsian Cat; finder rewarded • J °d8Jåiel:rpcucfi Csr Grantretown. TO Let, Double-fronted Shop in Adamsdown, with JL nxtures ood house accommodation low rental. Apply 23, North Luton-place. Cardiff. 606 w ANTFT) ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS BIRTH. HAJRHIS.—On Aupnst the 22nd, the wife of H. D. Harris, The Hawthorns, Korth-road, of a soil. 757c ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS DEATH. the 25th inst., at 16, Windsor-esplanade, Bute Docks, Anthony Isaac, aged 64. 206e &ACCOK-OT! the 25th instant, after a short but Paintul m.Des&, Ed&ar William, beloved son of \Va,tkin M?td '?AJ; ice Chwlotte G-seem. aged 7 yeM ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS DEATHS. EMEKT.—January 5th, at 2, Ivor-street, John Emery, aged 84. Funeral at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, New Cemetery. JOHNS.—January 4th, at the Cambrian Hotel, Aber dare, J\hrv iiiu, the beloved daughter of Johns, aged 24 years. Funeral at 2 p.m. Montiaj for Cemetery. Gentlemen only. 267 MILBUKN.—January 5th, at b, PJasturton-avcuue (suddenly), Mabel, the dearly Javed ...

... The Hamadryad Hospital Ship. Report j for the week ending the Sth of April, 1899 Number of patients remaining last week, 56; admitted since, 8 discharged, 10; died, 0; out-patient9 treated. 181 remaining on board, 53.— W. Hughes, Medical Superintendent. THE ORANGE GiRL. Sir VValier Besant's new and charming Romance of London Lite, is now appearing in the Cardiff Times au(I Soul li Wales ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS DEATHS. EVANS.—At 4, Stuart-street, Pontlofctyn, on January 30th, Evan Evans, aged 60 years. Funeral Thurs- day afternoon, 2 o'clock, Rhymney Cemetery. 151 GILBKHT.— On Sunday, January the 29th, at Rouge- mont, Penan,h, Elisabeth Catherine Wood, the beloved wife of Captain Francis Gilbert. Funeral Thursday, leaving the house at 3 o'clock. Friends please accept this ...

... A FATAL QUARREL. Two seamen named Fulierton and C\ssidy, ef the steamship Brentwood, of Sunderland while quarrelling last night at Londonderry quay fell into the harbour. The former was drowned, and the latter was subsequently arrested on a charge of manslaughter. ...

... SEND it to your friends. The of the week, two serial stories, short complete tales, aid raauv Epecial artiol appear in the Cardiff Tir-i»s aud South Wales Weekly News, the hcit pcimv journal published ...