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],,y,ANS's OA"IBIT. \] H1TF. Bl-ACK W. D. Gwyune H. Jones a d E es /1'oi.tn ridd; and Williams (Ab. r tare), and Geo. VV. Lennox R Jones and W G. (Cardiff). Howells (HllOnltd), 1 P to K 4 i«t0n u- 2 N to K B 3 N ro Q ° 3 B to B 4 3 B to B 4 4 P to Q N 4 B 5 P tj U 15 3 5 li ;o b4 800 ?» p 7 P to Q 4 I P P.r 8 P x n v 1° p a 9 N to B 3 9 o x 10 B to K N 5 11 B to Q 3 HI l0"n,3M 12 P to K H p10^ 13 » to r: 6 Ic) 13 Pk B H P x B P ? t 2 5 15 R to K ?q («) If t0 ^3 16 R to K 4 p y 17 P x N 17 K x P iy) 18 Q to Q 2 18S'olj3v ll^ 19 P to Q 5 19 K R t0 iN S<1 W 20 P x B and wins (i). NOTES. R, («) Tiie usual move here i< 10 1 ™ is. o o, and the text is ceit.iinly no improvoinpnt. (4) If 12 P x P. Whiie could continue w-t advantage with 13 U to K IJq, or N x P. (c) A verv fine continuation of the attac r. (d) if 13— -OO, the White alhrs would have continued with 14 N to N 5, with an avel wh,lming- atSkB,tter than .15 P tnkes N at onee^ (f\ The onfv sqaura for the Q. If lo Q 4. White would reply 17 It to K 4, winnmg the Q l0^-f'i ? K io Q 2 would hnve been better. <A) There is no defence to White's last move. It is obvious if 19—P x P 20 N x P C-. would win tlio Q The B must, however, now fA]I, a HI with it Blacks' prospects of ev«n_obtaining a d?iT'The Wliite allies htd at this st«g« to hurry Jit tt «" U» r.tu™ tr.U,, b..t, p,.a Ilw S"™e p K™p.. E to X HI u'Xi:, is ovsr. 1! 20 p X P, then follow, 21 K x i Q x R, 22 R to K • q also winning.

wriTP*—" i nave much pleasure ^ItU. LAN(5TR r o^.uyt for some time, and fn stating that ?«'« U^si(rneil) LILLIB L/iNarar. Pef prefer it to »uy other. (aign: ( prepared for the dali, Soi-ii, {orToUotanaNnMery, Bpe otilBrB sensitive to the cute skin of ladies and children nts redness, roughuess weather, winter or siunmer. H Tablets Is *ud cbappiuK. ,Sol.l every wuur, Uuja »«'«■' 573». » Smaller HJnao«iit.edi 6i*. r\LD sinirrs RfC-n'i'TED -Fine Ii-ish U Linen 2a., "r very best ^nen. rerurnedjrte.^ to wear, 2«.6d. A New collws 2s. 9d. halt 4.. 9d„ 5s. yd., or 63. 9d- tet«. Price Lists a»d P*«erns X,inei ited)i Cambric Hdkfs.-fiee.-ii. nnd B. M Hugn I g..e5g Belfast. — TUr It t (41(1 SS TUr It t (41(1 SS Clous. Post free. Is. 3<t., 2s. B1i<i"0 roaa. Lon- BIGNOR THOMA8SO. West«n.nst«> HA(i0N, don Cardiff, Wholesale and ltet it, A LC55g C'Lemist, 39, Bridge-itrete. TJRISH SOX.-Hand-knit b £ ?™pf*rl X. Peasantry. AIJ wool, from ^w^^Kn'jcker Rose, better quality sant free, 2s. 6d. M Wool two pairs free. 3s. 9d„ 4s. M.. £ M. rants, Tests, »nd Cardigan Jnckets now g g. >nd B. M'tfii?'' ff.imited). Belfast. CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, AND ASTHMA- TO I will demonstrate to w~dies, bow .tbev «u £ ferers from these unf°rtuii»te jjetliod can l>e permanently cured, by 0f {allure. All OF Treatment, without the to jj.r. WILLIAMS. may write with full London, who 11, B.uwood-place, «' ™of ftU •"hi sen! full particular! K» any f LG771 Chiirge.

CARDIFF. INFIRMARY SATURDAY.-Saturday night was the twelfth night of the collection for the present rear, and the amount received has now leaoied £ 926 03 9,1., or L250 7, lid. in excess of the corresponding period of last year. Amongst the '•mounts received on Saturday • eXU of Messrs. W. R. Parker and Co, contrac- tors £ 27 11*. lid.; Messrs. John J;imes and Co., 30, High.street, Cardiff, » 4s. 9d.; and Messrs, Di;™On"td,y momi'ig rr.d,rick James Webb, residing at 34,CrofLs-street, d-ed very suddenly. It appears that at nine o'clock in the mcin* in-he complained of a sore throst, but n(l|,mg serious was anticipated, and a few mtnutj.s lat«r his mother took him up a cup of tea, which he drank. He afterwards got up and dressed, and while walking about the room YiiS^Newportf fit an I died befors Or. Bowye, of 118, Newport m^d who had been sunt for, arrived. Suddkn DEATH OF A WOMAN AT Flizabeth Thomas, a widow, residing at 24, Clive t-raiit Koatli was found dead in bed on Saturday D"C""J «!.« waa 57 years of .ge, ». ih« use of her limbs three weeks ago, but olbet- wis "enjoyed good hea'th. On Saturday afternoon r^rs Ltoyd gave her a cup of tea, which she par- fook of and ma.de no complaint as to her conoi- Hon Two hours later, however, a mm, named Fdward Paul, hid occasion to enter Llie apartaieiit, when he found Mrs. 'ihomas dead. Dr. Lougher attended after deittli. SEQUEL TO A DRUNKEN BnAWl, -011 S'lturday ni<rht Grace J^mes, residing at 22, John suesi BSS,. was admitted into the inflAnary suff.rmg Fmm an incised wound over the lelt ej e. nnneais that another woman with whom she was quarrelling picked up a cup and threw it at hei, ..neincr tlia iniurips above stated. C vlsfniES OF as ELEPHANT.-E«rly on Sunday morning Ernest F. Davie?, an employe nt Messrs. San get V Circus, met with a singular accident H,- was ffing asleep on a couch when nn elephant picked him up with his trunk and let him fall to [lie "round. Davies, who is the animals keeper, sustained injuries to his left thigh.and was removed to the infirmary, where he was attended io by Dr. F1M™SSIONART MEBnxG-The annual meeHng in with forei" missions was held at Broadway Wesleyan Coapal on Monday evening. M, TohnCorywlsto have presided, but, owing t i'lfneS, he was prevented from doing so Mr. pL kSi, however, tilled the vacancy, and was f-H hr the Revs. Charles Bone, J. M«e, and Sv and'Me- Lewis William, VVilliam p. ice and L. B^ilski. The report for l-.tt year having been read, the Rev. Charles:Bone, woo has spent ten years in Gmna, addtessed meeting on Chinese missions. His speech was very interesting, being full of d.t ula "spiting the work which is being done in Chinll. The rev. £ ui». s; i- rxs amount^ d to £ 44 6-. 2sd.f the attacks of 3iot

NEWPORT. Mnn THK INFIRMARY BAZAAB —In addition to tua £ S00 odd taken at ti.e Newport and County lnhrmary Basaur last week, Mr. James WiUiàm, of The Fjeldf, has intimate to the hon. secretaries, that he holds a cheque for L30 to be give" towards the funda of the infirmary, if nine other gent'emen will give a. like amount before the year expires. We hope the offer will be taken up. Mrs. M. J. Stock's magnificent St. Bernard dog, Bootle'a Batty," only twelve months old, collected at the Albert-hall £ 2 He- 7d., almost all in coppers, far the b tzfiar funds. NATIONAL UNION OF 'RFACHERS. -Tits nnnm! meeting of the Newport district branch of this association was held at the National Schools on Saturday, when nine new members were enrolled. The officers elected for 1891 were as Mlow:- £ SwKT«i. '■ c' "r.»k. St. V,oollo»a:lK»l,; vice-president, Mr. A. Moim, Bamardtown Schools treasurer, Misa Juhns, Bolt-street Schools; hon sec., Mr. W. D.kvieA, us-;st-itit, Alexandra School. The delegates appointed to represent the br.mch at the association conference at Cardiff were Messrc. J. C, Brook, A. Morris, F. Vernon, and it, L, Drtvies. A resolution was passed thanking the Newport School Board for its more generous treat- ment of assistant-masters, but expressing the hope ititit the reform would not be considered final. THE Loss OF TElE STEAMSHIP WBSTBOUBSF, — The fund being raised by Mr. Thomas Pwrteous, superinteniieut of the Mucatitile Marine Depart.- ment of the Board of Trade at Newport, for the relief of the relatives at this port of those lost by the wreck of the Fteamship Westbourn?, ltits got together the sum of £ 71 16s. towards their aid. STBBKT ACCIDKNTS.— A number of stroet casualties occurred on Monday owing to thoslipperj condition of the ronds and pavements. One of the J most serious happened in the afternoon, when an elderly married woman named Elizi i'epperall, living in George street, was knocked down in Commeicial ftreet, opposite St. Paul's Church, by a horse drawing the debrery cart of Mr. Handford, iron- monger a wheel of the cavt pass.ng over one of her logs, fracturing the bone, fane *as lifted into tile cart and conveyed to the infirmary, where she W LONDON" HOCSK RECREATION SOCIETY.— rhe London House Recreation Soci«iy, wluch l.as been established to afford winter evening enle'tim- •nents for the shop assi tints since the eury closing movement, has been in operation gave another concert and entertainment at ,lie Io^n" ball Asscmbiy-room on Tuesday evening, the Sg 5ell tilled. TIe enlerUimneat was a pro. nounci d sucie^s.. n nn Tn«adav SHOCKING ACCIIJEST TO A ^D.-On fUflad!»y afternoon one of tiio cran-s at • )ad and Co's Westgate Foundry fell upoi „„Md co,.6i.i..i, »i,o 7'ub°'j' ^ustiiincd fceart j » n Oeorf^-stvct-t, was any of Its attendant n in(l njtteVs 6o!d ever\- itSi* «• 91279'

SWANSEA. TPWJSH B4LL.—The annual Jewish Chanuka JtZTJS at the nuufbTof S^,i5aofPthe pervasion. M, a Saline and Mr. M.Jacobs act.d a. MC.n An band discoursed mittic nil +.30 a.m. Mr. rinanco Com- mi1 tee of the Swansea CorpoiMtion, after jeceivtng a deputation from owners of cottage property, have decided to rect.mmcnd the council to allow owners comp°lindaS° ratos on t,)elr c /gr pCeitV up t > £ 11 rental, with a discount ot 2b ner cent, on rates so paid by owner?. 4 „

LLANELLY. I "I TMF HlOBKR GflADE SC*00L -A *P'C,aIIVee^"qg ,HE "| °n, board was held on M nday, Mr. J. S. of tiie SC o Ji g for the purpose of appointing Tregonirig P «>^ead to tlie higher a head master nenring completion. Fifty grade achoo] n jved for the post 0f master applications weie Before the meeting and six fortl.ricfm't expIairi6d that they commenced the Cham jnltuent Uiat day, could not hope to ma!*e. d t^Pset Rbout reducing »„d that they simp y bad to ««« 1#s WftS sub. the applications. 1 he number U]e femaIe<1 t0 Xn" d«ided ,0 *iSac" mMt" ?„B on MoDdar n«t u, 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each.

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PONTYPRIDD. t> *■ OITPTCY EXAMINATION.—On Tuesday the Lt on of Alfred Jordafr, bootmaker, of examination or nv<.vbwl was conductcd, Pontypridd and ^nysybwi CourN,)OU9e| before Mr. Registrar-p tQ '|hQ offioj„l Receiver pontvpndd. In h0 debtor statad (Mr. W. b. Dam ), diatnct h that P'-w to#,a^_io-B on business at ,iad been dfe_ Ha hftd been trading Newport and at Ma^ Eepairing Com- vecently 88 the o vflftro a^o he paid a compo- pUr- SS% R. i*"ti" nu li-bi'itie. sition to his C'ed jg preser,t deficiency at that time were £ 20 £ 3g2 4d Twel e account am0U"a3 £ 196 9s. 4d. to the bad. He months ago he w „ t idd two years ago in a started business m Po yp n0 books of sUte of i«80lvS„aSn was declared closed, account. Tiie e* £ especially females, should ALL DKLICATE of the approao!iln(? fortify themselves to (if ewilyin Kvttnss 5SSS S.WM. «»* 9ii?9