... ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. BY A LADY t JOURNALIST. A WARM WINTER COAT For working women is one of the many thingB I have been wishing to write about for some time, and now at last I am glad to be able to devote the entire clothing part of my letter to their requirements. Fashion often gives us new ideas that have not use- fulness as their first purpose, but quite as frequently we get articles of ...

... NEWTOWN. MARKET, TUESDAY.—Wheat, 13s 6d to Os Od per 240 lbs; new wheat, oos Od to ODs Od per 240 Ibs; barley, Os Od to Os Od per 70 lbs oats, 18s Od to 19s 6d per 220 Ibs eggs 11 to 12 for a shilling butter Is 2d to Is 4d per Ibs; fowls, 3s 6d to Os Od per couple ducks, 4s 6d to Os Od per couple; geese, Od to Od per Ibs.; turkeys, Os Od to Os Od; potatoes, 0 Ibs for Od. FOOTBALL CONCERT.—On ...

... THE WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT BILL. The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian writes :—I am assured on good authority that a Bill for the disestablishment and disendow- ment of the Church in Wales is in process of being drafted, and that the work is not far from comple- tion. The exact nature of the proposals as to dis- endowment has not yet been divulged but there is reason to believe ...

... The successful Liberal candidates at the recent by-elections were entertained at a house dinner at the National Liberal Club in London on Friday evening. Mr. Acland, M.P., Minister of Education, presided, and the guests were Mr. Thomas Shaw, M.P., Hawick Burghs, Mr. A. G. Brand, M.P., Wis- bech, Mr. Munro Fnrguson, M.P.. Leigh Burghs, Mr. James Caldwell, M.P., Mid-Lanark, Mr. A. C. Humphreys ...

... MR. FAIRLES-HUMPHREYS AND THE COUNTY TIMES. The following correspondence has passed between the proprietors of this journal and Mr. Fairies- Humphreys 21, Berriew Street, Welshpool. April 3rd, 1894. To N. W. Fairies-Humphreys, Esq. DEAR SlR,- W e have just been informed on reliable authority that, speaking at Forden on Tuesday evening last, you said, referring to this paper There was a ...

... At Prescot, Thomas Jones, the Winston footltall plajer, was accused of having caused the death of William Travis by violently kicking him, and was committed for trial on the capital charge. ...

... The Blue Book just issued containing the reports of the Inspectors of Constabulary, made to the Home Secretary for the year ended September 29th, 1893, and ordered by the House of Commons to be printed on the 23rd of April last, contains, in addition to the usual statistics which have been locally published, three reports for, viz. :—(1) Eastern Counties, Midlands, and North Wales (2) The ...

... SHIPPING.—Week ending May 24th. Arrived— Margaret Jane, coast; Sarah Davies, Pwllheli; Jessamine, Bude Fleetwing, Newquay; Telepohne, (S), Liverpool. Sailed—Telephone, (S), Liverpool; Ellen Beatrice, Portsmouth Miss Hughes, Maldon; Mary and Ellen, Harwich; Main, Neath; Sarah Bridget, Aberdeen; Yolunteer, Gloucester. MARRIAGES.—On Friday Mr. Edward Foulkes was married to Miss Jane Farrer in the ...

... ALTERATION OF DATE.—At a meeting of the Choral Festival Committee, held at Llanfyllin on Thursday, it was decided that the choral festival take place on Friday, the 13th day of July, instead of on the date previously fixed upon. LECTrp.E.-On Tuesday evening, Rev. E. Lloyd Jones gave a lecture in the Town Hall on Chris- tian life according to the Pilgrim's Progress. At the conclusion of the ...

... Evan Williams, Abernant. ...

... RICHARDS VISITED BY HIS SOLICITOR. STILL PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE. THE AGITATION FOR A REPRIEVE. The short space allotted to the condemned man Thomas Richards to live on this earth is swiftly ebbing way, and each day produces melancholy testimony of the nearness of his end. Anxious to It-urn what steps were being taken to obtain for him a reprieve, and to learn what was going on outside the ...

... CATTLE FAIR. There a capital show of stock of all kinds in the Sfield on Wednesday and there was a good attere of dealers. Trade generally was better than Leek, mutton selling at a better rate beef, hoy, averaging about the same. Our quotatiorre as follows Beef made from 5d to 6d per lutton 7d to 8d, veal 6d to 7d, and pork 8s 6d tod per score lbs. CORN MARKET.—White tt 38 4d to 3s 8d per ...