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NEWS IN BRIEF. 1 0 The lynchers are seeking John Bright, of xilloy too"'7' M5ssouri* Ho liilk'd llis wit'e with a pisto | A- severe snowstorm Lr-jko ov.-r North Wales ""d "°'k mm" t«* 0»«™» n. > Br-nnelt, who Rt fSSsw 1l:!urddel' afte: w-ards his Own life. cleat l^of^ the eighth anniversary of the Albarr vUih ri H ° AIb'ir'5", the Duchess of Plac d a ^-H nfirm inal cl,3P«-l Win.iso. and toa'r JoT 00 tlie t0nib' aftOT™* "*«• J:'H11CB ChnrJ¡'fI Rape'r, 32, co..nn.n ngent, chawP vJ'r Urn' w"9 Pr,es"ed on Fi idav Half ,,J|! fr'rginK n "f acceptance for £ 447. Pri'O-er FRBEM" !(K'8EJ IN the J olice CH11 tiie *»» o..er suddonly expired. M:ss Annio W,,1lor,s.' a iiu!,se at the Cardiff Iufir- that inct t"06 °f MlS" Day- Th« Parade, died <d Icceased li1) T!,urs'lay morning. Tlie about R-PO 3% w'10's bec-.n at the infirmary for Severs JLV? ,aken llJ. on Sunday last with a ick of pneumonia, ami died (is stated. G,7zftte understands that Miss Heciir. *"sa U;(ine will he remamoered in con- •crvtd h^'t ,e<vnt RusSill Ciise, has now tnr tin I"1 *taM,iP wi.ii a writ chiming damages slander Sil0a!J (ho ca80 (.0 :,fi OOMS interesting disclosures may be expected. n,i. Echo reports an interview with Captain *?ife rT^' "j .k't.es that lie has not hoard from his 't*lGCt 'n an^ way her inrareer ition, visits 1,116 stringent regulaiions respecting RrH'3 to prisoners have been in no way f0laxel in hei case. ,Ise. ffinnh?''i:cfS^r on J'-hn Kavanngh, a harino^0 thf> town cou"cilr wa« f>"ed 203. for *>Iictn f dnink 011 Sund:,y last.—Mr. Jone?, vrt>ra< 1' t!ie defendant, said tho proceedings the dif 1 d ,n t:irt ar:d in hw' arMi added that, amnno i ant ,ia,'J bfien "Pset owinS to a strike ™°nS ^>s workman. w,a'' Cll1 £ e,;i in Bristol on Thurs- b»rbfu5r 10 JjHrs,'rg °f the ilmo across the floating atsu-h'. < ..wa,er rushed through the breach Wav "jn/11- 6 ni'oy of the ims-ive piles gave bi'? 'f1 mii.uteg the waterway was tided w depth of fifteen feet. Vvilic!l Dr- ^oiih.-l'na sued Mr. libel .1 I sur8e0I)i of Birmingham, for allfged l,aa t«o di'y- at Man- Sil^rttay au aitticab!e conclusimi on Withdrawn "^P'ions on both aides weiv lha Pla"ltif[ withdrew l.is action. eeri u ]7%C:!na,»n'^ .U:ird en-iuPt'rs who wore whea lying in" tip pr"'rd ti!e "ieamsliipGodwit progr<Jin? r Dock hat week are «areof Lr^Ff i ab,y as pjssible undi rtlie Tl» iLSf: ?"Khrs tt.. Hamadryad Hospital, done t-» u,!rV whil t repair* we re bein« to be instiurted a"d & B°ard °f Tr",ie y is nt-lr ,n"VninS the of Mr. E. M. ■L,S of low r G,ra"«", iiroughton rark, £ r, v 7f3 •°nUr,ed ,by bur^'s- ^>'0 s{ole »"ei 'rin5' t..Kether itli a IJllrse, from a he !room in w!lich a.l!'dy was Me.-pinp, „nd a °m an •Jresjing.rot.m," which' b"ul,VCC'lp,Ki- ,Ti,c v';lao tlio stolon iewels » rr»ughly eslM.a'cd a: about £ 300. Com!?-fi;ty"s,-cr:n,i Rnnnnl rel10rt Of the Wi si van that fin c^rf f ^J^uca-ton about to be issued 6liow« v■tWjOOO^has burn e xpanded during the paat Brii on ^cf:Vivan et'ii'K'l building m Gieit «. !*10* 'at S'X schools Smve been opened and twe.va otber.-s removed from the The present nnmbsr of school detriments is 833, with 177.000 The inc >:ne for the ye ir « as «»0.735, and tha expenditure £ 254,212. The Prince of Wnle^s dinner table is as a rule decorated witli the u'niost simplicity, but at the sarue time in the most perfect pood taste, so far as flowers are concerned. A smiill bunch of fl iwers here and thtre, IIn,1 a number of tiny glasses .with ittst a Bprig or two of lily IIf the viillpy-tile Princws of VVales's f < vom ite llowW—is on crdinarp occasions tbe fl ral total of the Prince's dinner ttbe. Aceordir.g to ut urn", the number of memb ers in tiie Manchest-r Unity on January 1, 1892. was 695,627, an ii rivals of 22;6H as compared with January 1, 1801. Dunrg tiie y<>ar 45,430 were initiated in Great li• airi and Le'-uul, anil the Co»"nir.l increase was 5.420 but: there were 9.128 und s-Cessions. Tlie number of of 8 mRrtT!h*r* advanced to 73,816, an increase « B.raodurmg the twelve monUw. Irfft'ls ot»,!Usi^t|I3iloma9 Coatea w a? remanded at vrour.ing Ijo, ^rged with unlawfully Victor-roau *n,ln Co:U>y durinj; a stfee.t, l.nwl fj'fged the nia, ''iafc mc'r"i"g- If WliS S'Ebho'i r'a'I Coa'e-1, (irawi;ig a win, in the neck, infliciing being "tiiken I nece-sitated Colle y'.i d pDSitions alifili:!? iei-' alti r. oon lie was reported tbe «ffa.;r Cl" ^0lites d'ji ies ail kuowlod^e of Tl'g f (ifLl n'n T1"'1' creditors under the failure w.cb'n of the Gai,tyThea.ro. beld i^ ■'» The trp, Manche t r, WHS «« in London on Fudny. Tl,a debtor, wl.ose wer« M3A21, of which £ 10,783 w„re i fl" °SS,f"S attiibnted his ins 1- LonZ cl" 'ny to losses in oonnnction viitli the n-1on and M inchcst-r the re\~lte-olutions *itK P?S5Gd w,ndin? «P W»e estato in bunkruptcy, n Tustee and comnii.tee. ^°n^,)n Banks ujilry-coiirt on Situid-iy •^counts fihd under the laihiro or James Smith, F 1* ('(,lr, Hon Marciie, Brixton, di--losed aodtiss nn>o\inting to just und.:r £ 19,000, over £ 72,000 being unsecursd. The upsets to just over £ 40,000. Tr appears that in *876, with a capital of about £ 48,000, made on ^8 turf," he purchiSdd the Bon Marctii at Uiixttn. Tho debtor states that but for losses last rat ing MMon be would had a balance at the bank. The L"rd Clrancellor, in giving judgment oil Friday in the House of Lords iu an action brought in forma pauperis, said it was nothing short Of a scandal that persons were allowed to brine* eases before tlie court without it being necessary to show reasonable ground for ouch an appeal There was an mnount of wanton litigation which w aught to be done away with. Lords Watson and Herscneli concurred, and said they hop d that the law would ba alttrcd. At Manchester on Friday W. Lathom, jeweller, and Jame*K*nworthy and S iniii Suifcon, pawtibr-hprs, were charged with receiving a large quantity of fu/ posed to be the proceeds of a robbery ^4,100 wrr h nt a ladies' school at Leamington, "•house was entered on the 27th of February, U»e bedrooms ransacked by a man who is in _L y "t Buxton on a similar charge, and who "lot at the police when arrested. The three pri- poli^a 'ian^'d over to tlie Leamington In\ellhencc has tdached E:,filand of the death, p 8 '8tli year, of the Eev. Joseph Johnston, of fch«VD»n'^c' ^est°rn Australia. Mr. Johnston was kn ^!le w'40 wft"t out with the well- Isla'rf1 John William*, to the Society »i, '38, and he was the >ole missionary *n Tahi'i when it wis besieged by c ranch, under Admiral Du Petit Thonars. De- 185l 'a^°urei^ >n Wasttm Australia since Jaa* ough^treat Police court on Friday wi« 8 ^tia'Q5") printer, was churgod on remand p "sculling with intent to murder Robert %a»'Vi 8 retired militiry officer. It "'leged that tlie prisoner entered prosecutor's T8" in Wardour-street, demanded his money, attacked him with a coal hammer. He also br v ">e P'osecutor down a flight of Btaira and lio°w t'>ree Viotsles on his head, so that prosecutor to bB tiiken to the hospita'. Piisoner was for trial. A.t twelve o'clock on Monday night A serious r (resulting in loss of life and injury, broke out 'n ^*0nE Acre, London, occupied as a room' T!»e fire was discovered by a bea!who Bave the alarm to the in- fthe tennnt^r8 • £ t0 rescuo J«bn Coplestone The fire-escape^s ha 90n.» dfiu8!|tfr, and niece, made to rescuo James w*, i a°d a" efforfc waS bnt the firemen were Jn Ki6y' 8ollcitor'3 clerk, fche flame*, and FrawW "winS 1° fireman wns injured in atteinnr death. A ttia unfortunate m,n BttemPu"ff the rescue of

-=. WHY REMAIN DEAF? Denfne,. tt » Dlsobargea, painlessly cured, »t one*# own IJoi?:0s> *>»w. scientific •' Electric Aural Battei-v by the ^rUfleliLl Bar-drutris, litibl)er Dl&mBattely (Pittented), Artificial Bar-drutns, J{ubl>er Discs Ae «„«^P'^ented), nded. Pamphlet, Advice, and numeron. » y ,#.Uper_ Testun mals free from Protestor Keith H»r^l50pCLtad Ifall. London, 8. W. Please mention this papi £ i^gn1 LTTER COMPLAINTS—Dr. King's Dandelion and Quinine Liver Pills, without Mercury, are a potent remedy; remove all Liver and Stomach Oomolalnu BUousness, Headache, Sickness, 6UoulderPains Heart' \(wni Iadigestlon, OQnstipaUoa,

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CARDIFF. M my inhabitants of Ciidiff, e^pfc'iiHy of the ohier generation, will regret to learn of tiie death of Mr. William H>nry Farle Godfrey, who was for neiirly 30 years chief clerk at the Cardiff Custom Hou-e. During his residence in Cardiff Mr. Godfrey was always a great favourite, being of a very gi'niil and kindly disposition. lie took con- siderable interest in local affairs, and was a staunch Churchman and Conservative. He left. Cardiff about ten rears ago to take up a position at the Gla-gow Custom llouse, whence he retired some three years ago to Barnstaple, wiiero he died. He ieavus a widow, who was a niece of the late Sir John Macdonald, and four children. PliOVIDKNT DtSPENSAflY, GcUDFORU-STEFET.— Statement for the week ending March 26, 1892:- Number of aitendances at the dispensary, with illedicine supplied, 355; number of visits pa.id hy the medical staff at patients' own homes, 119; number admitted during the week, S. Applica- tions for mcmbtrship to Le ma.de to Mr. J. Bargery, at the dispensary, any day in the we.k from nine a.m. till eight p.m except Wednesday, when the dispensary closes at fuur p.m. PAKUAMKNTARY DEBATING SOCIETY.—Tiie usual weekly meeting ot the Cardiff Pailiamontsiy Debating Society was held on Tuesday, under the presidency of Mr. Alien Upward, the Speaker. The (lebale was upon flome Rule for Wille, A lively scene occurred at the latter portion of thu evening upon a motion that the question be now put, but the debate was eventually adjourned. LECTURf By THE Rhv. THOMAS EVA.NS.-On Tues- day night at, Wood-strePt Chape), Cardiff, the Hev. T.Evans, lale ofMoithyr and now of London, delivered an eloquent leclure on Husbands and Wives: Is Marriage a Failure ? There was a large attendance, and at the closo a cordial vote oi thanks was papsed to the lecturer, on the motion of the mayor (Alderman T. Reos), who presided. ENTKRTAINMKNT AT TAB':BNACXE CHAPKL.—AN entertainment was held at this place on Tuesday evening by the Band of H..p", under tho leader- ship of Mr. Tom Price. Tho chair wag oceup'ea by Mr. Howell Gtitnth*. Among tho gentlemen who t' ok part in the musical programme were Meesn*. '1'0.11 Price, M. Cyuon Davies and Tom Griffiths (" Llew Gwawr"). The Nlissr-s Biir.fmcu' Tiiomas and Maggie Thomas also contributed solos, nnd a number of recitations were giveu by the children of the Band of Hope. THERE is no tonic, after ttil, equal to Quinine, and in no way can it be taken to greater advantage than when combined with other medicinal herbs, such as SAivapariila, Gentian, &c., ftsin (iwilyiri Evans' Quinine Bitters, We strongly recommend this preparation for ilH.lig,s\iullItIlÙ \veak11e3s. 8Jld ill 3d. b n'le?.

BEDLlNOG. THE GIRLS' HIGHER GHADg I-'cuoor..—A public meeting was held on Thursday evening to pro- test against tho girln' higher grade school being huilt, at. Deri. Mr. E. Hushes presided, and the Rector of Gelligaer and the Rev. R. O. Jones were the speakers. A resolution in favour of the Hen- goed situ wns carried. IF you wish to escape the dangeri that threaten your hpalthnfter the trials of the past winter, take a course of GWILYM Qurxisis BtTTitRS. It is pnr ly vegetable and the best tonic known. Bold ill 2s. 9.1. and 4s. 61. bottles. 5137

BEDWAS. PAHOCHIAL Oi FICHUS.—At the-vestry MEETING of ratepayeis, b;ld at the Church-bouse, under the chairmanship of Mr. J. Rowlllnds, Hedwas House, the following parochial officers were eppointed Mr. P. Davies, of Tyishaf, Po ir-Iaw guardian for the next three years; Mr. R. Ed ward! of Cwmdu, Maesycwimner, and Mr. W. R. Davies, Tynywern. Bed was, overseers for the coming year and Mr. J. Gibbon, waywarden.

CADOXTON-BARRY. WHIT MOVDAT EISTKDDFOD.—Mr. John Cory, J.P., Porthkerry, has consented to preside at the concert in connection with the above eisteddfod.

CARMARTHEN. MEDICAL APPOINTMENT.—On Saturday the rural eamtary authority of the Carmarthen Union appointed a undical oflicer w,o will ict for the whole union, superseding the system of dis- trict medical ofrirer*, whicii has been in vogue for some year! The salary of the new appoint- ment is £l50 per annum, ami ti:e successful appli- cant was Mr. L. M. Dowen Jones, Carmar:hen, who was selected out of four candid..tjs.

LLANELLY. SCHOOL BOARD,—A special committee meeting of the above board was held on Saturd-ty at the Town-hall, whan suvera) ladies5, filll,,Iig-tiie number beiii" Mi^s Le Fauvre, Cardiff, and Mrs. A. Bowen, Llanelly, appeared before tlie board iu connection with the headmistress-ship of tiie Girls' Higher Grade School. Progress was made with the ap- pointment, but the final decision was deferred to a future meeting. WE have no sympathy with thoso pnople who always complaiti of bei:ig miserable and out of sor(9, when a course of some gocd tonic like GWILYM F.V.\NS BITTKRS would soon set. tliem right. Aden's e ei y- where. Bottles 2s, 9d. and 4s. 6d e .ch. C437

LLANSAMLET. CONVERSAZIONE AND ENTERTAINMKNT.— The a.nnual conversazione nnd entersainment for the purpose of promoting the funds of the Pastoral Aid Society were held in the National Schoolroom on Thursday. Colonel Young, of NVath, presided. The Misses Rachel Griffiths, Roes, Gear, Katie Andiews, Joan Thomas, H. Weaver, and Annie Jamps, Mrs. Anstoy, and Messrs. John Gufflttis, J. G. Cawker, "Gwiiyn Samlet/' and Masters Ernest Jenkins and Willie Griffiths took part in the pro. gramme. Mr. Th >mas Griffiths, cl oir-ma-ter, was the accompanist.

MERTHYR. MAY DAY Snow.-A meeting was held on Friday tveninR at the Cas'le Hotel, under the presidency of Mr. Thomas Jenkins, of Pant, for the purpose of making preliminary arrangements for the next May Day Show. A general wish was expressed that Mr. Godfrey Clark should be appointed president, and it was decided to a'k that gentle- man to accept the position. Mr. Thomas Jenkins was re-elected vice-president, Mr. T. Griffiths treasurer, and Mr. Sidney James secretary. Every member of the old committee present undertook to double the subscriptions they gava last year. COLLIERY ACCIDENT.-On bundmy afternoon a pitman named William Beynon, living at Taibach, sustained serious injuries at the Abcrcanaid Pit through being struck by a descending cage. SPRING MEDICINE.—The old Spring Medicine- flowers of brimstone and treacle—has been superseded in the present age by GWILYM EVANS QUININE BITTBKH. It speedily clears the blood of ail impurities and strengthens the system generally. Sold by all iii 2". 9d. and 4s. 6d. bottles. £437

MONMOUTH. BOARD or GUARDIANS.—At the meeting of the board on S tturdllY tho following tenders were accepted :—Meat: Beef 5d. per lb., mutton 5 1. per lb., suet 3d. ppr lb.—Mr. Edward Tyler. Breed Per 4tt). loaf 4.1.1., fl,,Ur per sack £ i gj.—Mr. H. Sysum,

PORTHCAWL. OBITUARY NOTICE.-We regret to record the deatil of Mrs. William Thomas, South-road, after a long and painful illness. The deceased lady was a native of Neath, and livod there for mnny years, and was the mother of Captain Tenby, Briton Ferry. The funeral will leave F,rthca.wl en route for Ltantwit on Monday.

TREORKY. FIRST RxoNDDA FIHB BRIGADE.—This recently formed society held their usual machine practice, under the superintendence of Sergeant Brown, on Thursday. At five o'clock 22 firemen were at work, and every hydrant in the place was tried successfully. A general meeting was held in the evening, and it was unanimously resolved to solicit subscriptions from tradesmen, householders, &c„ to meet the expenses of the brigade. It is I intended to provide the firemen with helmet, tunic, fire-belt, and top-boots. The lecrotary is Mr. R. D. Chalke, Bute-street, Treorky, I

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[Le94^ Sole Agents, Mesars: STEINHAUSSER and MULLER, St. John's-chambers, Walbrook. L >ndon, E.C. [Lc949 B L A I R'S GO U T II AND JJH EUMATIC PILLS. p tcS83 CURE GOUT. 0 CURE RHEUMATISM". CURE SCIATICA. CURE LUMBAGO. CURE NEURALGIA. The Excruciating Paia is quickly relieved and cured in a few days by these celebrated Pills, well known as the Great Remedy for the above Complaints, No restraint of diet during use. Sold bv all Chemists a Is. 1 jd. and 2a. 9d. per bo FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE |kiiki:I3«BI WORLD FAMED Sol Ev L THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER. OR and FOR CLEANSING and CLEARING BLOOD from all IMPURITIES it cannot be too highly recommended. For Scrofula, Scurvy, Ec/.cma, Skin and Blood Diseases, Pimples. and Sores of all kiuds, it is a never- failingand permanent cure. It Cures Old Sores. Cures Sores on the Neck. Cures Sore Legs. Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the Faeo. Cures Scurvy. Cures Ulcers. Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all impure matter. From whatever cause arising. As t his mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warranted free from anything injurious to the most deficate con- stitution of either sex, from infancy to old age, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to test Its value. 2 St John's-place, Lisson-grove, London, N.W., Feb. 1,1890. Having been cured by your Clarke's Blood Mixture, I feel that I ought to testify to its value. I suffered with a bad leg for about 18 months. I tried a doctor and different remedies, taking to my bed, and still getting worse, until a friend recommended me to g've Clarke's Mixture a trial. I did so, but must confess I had not much faith that I should receive any benefit. However, after taking a couple of bottles. I found mrself improving, and after taking s^ven bottles ar( using one pot of the salve, was pleased t > find mysn tiloroughly enred, and better on my feet than I hav# been for many years. I send you this testimonial totally unsolicited, and solely for the good of others, I beg to lemain, Gentlemen, yours ^'XAM CANN Sold in Bottles 2s. 9d. and lis. each by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World. or sentfor33 or 132 Stamps by the LISCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DIWG COMPANY, LINCOLN. TRADE MAliK, "BLOOD MIXTURE." Ask for CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE and do not be persuaded to take an imitation. Lc6 fITIIE NEWS OF THE WEEK' IS the JL b'st and Largeet Newspaper in the country, B-reuHtwo long jonrnn On? Penny Weakly NEW ZEALAND LAMB IS NOW IN SEASON. ASK YOUR BUTCHER FOR IT. <0-. WHOLESALE OF NELSON BROTHELS, LIMITED, TRESlLLIAN-TERRACK, CARDIFF, AND 1.5, DO V G A TE- IIIL L, LONDON, E.C. Ld)53 COLEl\lAN'S Or Liebig's Extract of Meat and Malt Wine is recommended by thousands of Medical Men as the FINEST TONIC IN THE WOULD. B ttics 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d., of all Wine Merchants and Druggists, and wholesale of COLEMAN & CO. (Limited), Norwich and London. DR. J. COLLIS B ROWNE'S CHLORODYNE THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE. refuse imitation + Is the best remedy known For Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, and Asthma. VJ/A Effectually checks and arrests ▼ those too often fatal diseases — Diphtheria, Fever, Croup, /OJ Ague. vV Acts like a charm in Diarrhoea, and is the only speci fic in Cholera and Dysentery. if^N Effectually cuts short attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and Spasms." Ig the only palliative for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache, Meningitis, &c. A FEW DOSES QUITE EFFECTUAL. OAUTION.-The extraordinary medical reports on the efficiency of CHLORODYNE rendet ft of vital importance that the public should obtain the ONLY GENUINE, which bears the words- DR. J. COLLIS BBOWNK'S CHLORODYNE." Vice-Chancellor Wood stated that Dr. J. Collil Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne. Sold in Bottles, Is. lid.. 2s. 9d.. 4s. 6d. MANUFACTURER | J, T. DAVENPORT i33' °To fl?%l?"* RHEUMATISM. LUMBAGO. SPRAINS. -7 c, .Æ.t-" ELLIMAN'S UNIVEESAL EMBROCATION, Is. lid. and 2s. 94.