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TIDE TABLE. FOR the Week ENDING AUGUST 17,1894. 1? o *Sa W m 43A c3 rH __J M-JCS f^ri 43 DATS OF the •§ a p,g 3 §Q w«x. II l! § s w g. ("Morning- 2 16 2~~3 2~0 TlO 1~6 Saturdy-J Evening 2 58 2 48 2 40 3 55 1 45 (.Height 21 3 24 3 24 9 14 5 23 0 ('Morning' 3 45 3 32 ~3~20 4~39 2 26 Sunday. -2 Evening 4 23 4 15 4 0 5 22 3 6 (.Height 22 0 25 4 25 10 16 0 23 11 ("Morning 5 5 4 53 4 36 6 0 3 42 Mondy -J Evening 5 31 5 26 5 10 6 33 4 16 (.Height 23 10 27 0 27 6 18 2 25 5 (Morning 6 5 5 54 5 38 7 1 4 44 Tuesdy -J Evening 6 20 6 18 6 4 7 25 5 10 (.Height 25 9 28 0 28 6 19 6 26 10 (Morning 6 50 6 39 6 23 7 46 5 34 Wednes^ Evening 7 3 6 58 6 48 8 5 5 54 (.Height 27 7 30 0 30 6 21 11 28 0 C Morning 7~26 7~l7 7~7 8~24 (Tu Thurs. -] Evening 7 37 7 34 7 25 8 4-1 6 31 (.Height 29 U 31 8 32 2 23 10 28 7 (Morning 7 59 7 50 7 42 8 57 6 48 Friday. -2 Evening 89 86 7 58 9 13 74 (.Height 30 4 33 0 33 6 25 4 29 8 yiM.i3gtwggBzaBaiMBWfcgmia«lfi»iawiiL fmrHTr
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1894, TITE WEEK. -+- The Great Western Company propose building a new 'station at Tondu. A telegram from Cha-rkoff says a powder magazine near Stavropol has blown up, ten persons being killed. It is now expected that Parliament will bo prorogued either on Friday, the 24th, or Saturday, the 25th. The yacht Valkyrie, Avhic'h saink after collision in the Clyde recently, was old at Greenock last week for £ 680. The trial of the Anarchist Santo at Lyons concluded last week, prisoner being con- deriinea to d ttli. At Cardiff on Monday Mary JaneMacIien was fined £50 for selling beer without a licence on the 1st of July. Two young men, named 0'Kelly and M'Masters, wesfd drowned on Sunday at Clarecastle, Ennis, by the capsizing of a boat. A company of Infantry have left Nimes for Aiguas Mortes, owing to fears of fresh troubles at the latter place between French and Itadian workmen. The Pullman "Yorks at Chicago were quietly re-onened last week, only ¿50 men men returning to work, whereas the company expected 800. Flooding is reported to have taken place at the Aston Hall Colliery, Hawarden, and it is feared that the pit will become un- workable. The "New York Herald's" Quito correspon- dent states that the Republic of Ecuador has decided to demonetise silver, and in lieu thereof to issue paper on a gold basis. The "World" states that the projected fight between Corbett and Jackson is off, the latter, it is stated, declaring he will not fight in any of the Southern States. A promenade is in course of erection on Barry Island for Lord Windsor, the owner of the land. and will, when completed, be more than half a mile in extent. The Queen has been pleased to approve of the appointment of Lord Justice Davey to be a Lord of Appeal in Ordin-,iry-in the room of Lord Russell of Killowen. The directors of the London and North Western Railway Company have declared a dividend for the past half-year at the rate of 51 per cent. A Chioa.go telegram on Monday says the officials of the Railway Union held a meeting the previous night, at which it was unani- mously decided to declare the 'Strike; off locally. According to intelligence from Apia, dated the 18th ult., desultory fighting still con- tinues between the insurgents and the King's warriors, several men having been killed and wounded on both sides. Another serious fire broke out on Satur- day in a large cotton warehouse in Pacific- road, Liverpool, and, notwithstanding tbf* efforts of the Liverpool and Bootle brigades, the flames made rapid progress. According to a telegram from Caracas published by the "World," the troops of the Venezuelan G-overnment have attacked and routed the insurgents in the province of Bolivar, after three hours' fighting. Fifty Anarchists have already been embarked at Naples for Massowah, and the "Tribuna,a Rome paper-states that tnere will be at least 2,000 'transported to the islands of the Red Sea. The Treasury has granted a sum of JB400 a. year, for two years, to be spent under the direction of the Historical MSS. Commission, for the purpose of calendaring Welsh manu- rl scripts at the British Museum, at Oxford, at the Record Office, and elsewhere. At the cricket field at Bristol on Monday Mr. W. G. Grace, the famous cricketer, was mobbed by an angry crowd, police protec- tion being found necessary. A meeting of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain was held at the Station Hotel, York, on Tuesday, an intimation having been received that the Eight Hours Bill will come before the House of Commons shortly. It is now believed that the hopes held out that Milford would be selected as the tei- J minai port for the new line of steamers between this country and Canada are not likely to be realised. It has been practically decided that on *nd after the 1st of October the night train for London shall start from Milford about two hours later than at pre- sent. On Saturday the Hon. Mrs. H. C. Brace, late of Ynysgerwn, was the recipient 0 handsome two-bottled silver inkstand, gift of the associates and friends of the XPath Girls' Friendly Society. The gross liabilities, it now transpires, I Jones, Brothers, and Co., of Newport & | Cardiff, amount to £ 35,993 18s. 9d., th expected to rank for dividend being set as £ 22,943 17s. 7d. The assets are V 7s. 7d. T During the last three days the police have effected the arrest of 40 Anarchists, the prisons in Rome a !i,ese being all full, in consequence of w'uC >r,0ie £ 40 men have been divided between JN-r and Oivita Vecchia. 1 Two more of the victims of the £ 'jso(1 f at the Albion Colliery were recovere Saturday, the bodies being found rr\0 f fall in the Cilfynydd side of the p^- # j brings the total death-roll to the appa figure of 290. tbi In connection with the forthcoming j concert at Cardiff, arrangements have J j been completed for Madame Patti to pertt," the Garden Scene from Gounod's jjj with Mr. Ben Davies in the title r°le' operatic recital form. The hearing of the case the Rh-lidds 11 'Was Valley Brewery Company v. Willies l resumed on Saturday, a compromise jL T close of the proceedings being between the parties, and the action quently terminating. The usual legislative council of the^?1 4-\ United Order of Oddfellows, sitting Sheffield, on Tuesday granted power executive council to establish an dent lodge, composed exclusively of agc. over sixteen and under thirty years o Official contradiction is now given- statement circulated in England and e. t> the effect that the Duke of 1 vious to his marriage with Princess { was married at Malta to the daughter Erglish admiral. 10rk A Dalziel's telegram from !^evv' ctives on Tuesday says the Government j, posted at Grey Gables, where Mrs. iep0rt land and her children are now etayiog' g, that they have become acquainted plot to kidnap the President's children. the The contest under the auspices 0 South Wales and the Association was held in the open-air r Vetoh Field, Swansea, on Saturday gS) J noon, under most unfavourable circuit •' rain pouring the whole time. on f: A telegram from Denver, Colorado, as- I ii Saturday says a stage coach filled wat'i,i sengers was swept away by a clou near Trinidad, in that State, the J pouring down in torrents, and the nl°u, a roads being speedily converted into f S| On Saturday the annual prize distrikjj^ was held at Ljaiidadf Cathedral #1 ji among those present being the p Llandaff, Canon Roberts, Archdeacon *:$}, o and the head-master (the Rev. Ernest U k with his colleagues, of fl 1+ is stated that, as a ;■ s; Mr. Walter Besamt's advocacy for "ieg £ )jiie tir.uance of tlie office of Laureate* of th:' members of the Incorporated & •k Vi of Authors will bring the matter befo f i] council with an invitation to son16 I | '1 expression of opinion. A meeting of the governing body aPPg^e J (j under the Carmarthenshire Inter* Education Committee was held at v- ji> then on Saturday. Mr. Gwilym jVLjjat the course of his remarks, stated$o 8j regard to Llandovery College, it ? the intention of the governors to with the foundation more than was At Pontj^pridd on Tuesday Mrs. Morris brought an action for lib6' [ tli the Rev. A. T. Jenkins and Mr. ij> Thomas, minister and secretary reSi„rjii1 i of the Independent Chapel at oj) Cc plaintiff alleging defenda>nts had P j that she had been expelled the chap^ | At the. inquest- held at Newport on J's on the body of a newly-born fei«& 9 1>>I which was found on Friday the medical evidence showed that V6, due to exposure. The jury return0" g$c hi diet of "Wilful murder against soi#e H or persons unknown." Up to the r to no clue lias been obtained. f$^ In the Queen's Bench on Tuesday) case of the R-hondda Valley Brewe1^JgliV: pany (Limited) v. Williams, his rj consented to judgment being V f6)) accordance with the terms as settee1*^ wj learn that tlis brewery company, aU <l&f re-inainder of the term of the lea^' agreed to supply at the same price a Q.0, tiiev supply free houses, and t-hey^ tli £ their claim for ejectment and a,s j claim for damages. Plaintit^s a-iS Phi to Day defen.dant £ 500.
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The "Engineer," referring to tf., Colliery, makes a pertinent I 0f' regard to the fact that in new c0'^s tricts, while substantial progress ^5 | in forming a township, local auth°^ 0 ^ef, often behindhand in arranging for tJi s sary institutions of a town. Post-o 0j amongst the earliest; | ji0l) are early; stamp-offices amongst reading-rooms alwa-ys late. In fact, for leV ill is a. long one when looked into. AS f oEèd: th necessities of life, this is a case faej competition, and demand creates a supply. d j. ■&» The "white gloves" episode rep^0,ij J]l€ Police-court on Saturday was I on Monday. Instead, there were iigjj, the list, of which seventeen were_ drankennes-s. Tliis gave Council!0 M ev€l Beavan the shivers, and, if be we1'6 of receiving new id'&as, would JO' a means of instruction, for, when peC nation he demanded to know "vv^ieL( i]le got beer on the Sabbath," i ward aditoinistered a. crusliing s€ r0$Jj bor(, remarking that the Roath cases fl'e, ^Ij 5^ against people coming from {¥ J 'i'}, as to Cairdiff itself there were shebee Cardiff lias turned moral ness which is phenomenal. On read that there were 110 1j tried at the police-court, and that .w A* of constable (Mr. McKenzie), in acCj, a with a time-honoured custom on sions, presented the presiding 1111 (Alderman Jones) with a pair of gjj to the alderman, in reply, making 011 j, neat little speeches. It is difficult to JJ for this lull in local law-breaking' i are not hopeful that a similar ocioa^M soon come again. Probably, however,* advent of more freedom of locom0 0$% ^ec wholesome and legitimate enjoyment \ij A»; days, and relaxation in the iieelli3 the appearance of white glore s in tM t court would become more frequent' Whatever may be said of the ^*4 up by Father Ignatius and his ecc^ i