The Pontypridd Chronicle and Workman's News

Uttt SISKlftt I [BY A.SPECIAI. QoBR*SP0Sp3NT.] .IT f.1 !y ;r. SKETCH H | *• The Sundays of roan'S life1, j i .Threaded tofj^tliei'4>n Tiihe'ir string,*• j "i Make bracelets to adorn the wife- Of tbeEtfeiaal; fl^iavelil/King' r j I; .2;"1 ,¡: RtOV.W. ;fÂ*rrSrÈ 9 CALVARY CHAPEL, TREFQSKST. ] Jlt (; i-'After a few weeks' interval I decided oo Sunday j •veiling last-to attend Oalvary Ohapel (Englah i Ifoptist), Treforest. I tirrtvedac fthe chapel a few ftiniutes before: ti-v-ustialtiaie oicoaumencing aef" Wice, and altiaough- there were oDlycomparatively a -j few worshippers tbcte at the time" of my, omtry, Storing the next few cvitmtes U huge number put- in appeulance, and when tfce service began the Ibujldiug was comfortably ul1.. Tnesinging waft 1 ^eodeied by tbo. congi-egation in st meet, hearty, IlÎlÜBér, and the s^rcioa preached by th" minister, 1 ^hfe Bev W. Pirny, was a w^Hdigested treatise 06 ] vantage* 8 of Christian life. I THE CHOWTH W tHK-CBCBCBi *•{ ".i J ij tfhe cause was PGijjuif:Dce.d at the house of Mr 1,^8. fsUer or Daniel Evans, ,of Treio Wiiha8&l!ubsequfintly. bf ]>a.rnll, who at that ti kept a aClioö At: Gweruygerwa, pfeaohed iti XfcgUsh at Sirs house, opposite the MarPet Market-Bqpare. Fjpqi tbeiie a change wa# ihade to a place near- tbe turn* pike gate, Gweriivg'Twp, near the' shop cf Mr ^omas, grqc^r,.wiitre .fVy -a^0llf tba^nfttM: wb^fh, upoa tbe completicc* of th<i dlÐlfD11Dg chnroh tcmcted to-itt tttlldiiig, fdr ifbich they* paid lOi.! >c mon% Sfo ^filliams, c^'l^iaii* already. to* %nd as9i»ttd^iwV:ettust' in ■var^as w^ya luptil the iwlvWat) t4ieWi'wbfeo supplies froii- Cardiff came) .)i cbitfch was k ttie giiidapce honest,,of <2ar4d £ .hey rtmainadatent threpyrajs is this b&lj, tutmy o* fhoee^ who then formad'tb^ ehtarofe, befcog membera if LifcanxtB, but llraEfftn^, j ai'wliose houae tbe cause was started, was a rue in- l^erof Carmel, 1 ODtypridd,- before the starting. a Welsh Church, aba ba..iug bean baptized afr-^Caerleoii by the Rev: Dariii Phillips in 1820. OklTary Clmpel, tshicb 1 attended on Sunday eve- ^Vw'iug, was built and opened in 1849. The next ViuuBier w^8.Nfr WilliazaS) of CautOD, who came as fejHity>ply» and *ord&ined; in'the bull previcus to to tbe1 cbupel. Amongst others vvho tiJø tó preach abotft tbif' time Were1 the Revs Mr I Ab 4re; ifeyiep, £ (ijtb-aireet, Metthyr; Dr Pi^ce, Aberdare; Soech Wi4ih"s 1, Abci*hatn Jones, of Amerion. j I' ic. It iB but joat to Bay that the- principal sap" porters and cotidnctcrs bf the! yortng church of Calvary wete the family of the Evana'g, f Who contributed largely towards ,tbe. funds and .rificed a good deal financially aod otherwicie. There Wti 0 agutu uf iGOietband to atarutlws building %A Cal vai y, and at the iolcie of the openiijg- services they were only Cd short 6'f J £ lOO. Mr David Dayies was the ^i«xt aiini&t»-r. He .came from iPontj pool C^lkge and remained there abcut thrtw jeaafBt lie wenttfiom- there to Kaxbettls to be oo. pastor witlk vtrtj Av.1, B: Thomas. Mr florae, who Was a 'stuttent f^om College, cape arid remained re about a \kf?-, The ground for the chapel pBie^tMxi lLiÍi a freehold, -but the becessary Macmnt could net be raised, and, therefore, it had to be taken to lease. The lease having been dnwii tacney was' bi;ot>ght to tbe ainoaiit ofJECOO On pereouul secuiliy, tho n»m«ta being Messrs W. ]^vaiiB, iaa. BaMjf. T. Hopkins; -,Williams (Rock Rooso, Ktrth Hood, Cardiff), J. WiHiatt>s, and Jas. Willis (TreioiiSfet). The toioiker's house, now Known I Hi a, and situate in close proximity to the chapel, was built upon a separate leatie »&d petsot^ seomrity. ;■ ID older to obtain the ntcesaary funds to biiild the Chapel and the feouee the Evans' family bad to contribute heavily, two Henry Bosaer .ivi..tw, -)inns, himself subsequently fiuliiig &O. bd Mrs Kvan^ -begoua with, a gfcixtleman in tike Beighboarlibod for a- loan of., 2250, and we ngre' t. áy- tbt tb$J^vkaaea lost all the money kut, mmI ae bcuM was subsequently Mold, all tUe ofc^ Ujudei & beiag paid^oot of the pro, It will be seen that the church t bad a somewhatolitfckeredcareerthechapelbav- ing keou- oheed more than once. The liev. Mr Waviest, a converted 4twv next came 4pon tjbe &md. gavu ther catosa a slouri6 by pur-ohasiag I crfaapef and bfccuinibt? the minuter of; the I '^e^a^tid (Jbere eix. yeau and was ioUowed bytbw Rev Mr Hif-r, wbo^ remained there '^Tme.>i>p..]i)9v,T. M. ^Ivaw WW. W«» tber» &WMt ? twelve mootbg and is aow » AWtihr. %ir Ptfcd J'jdu^s, of Cardili^ sub- M^oe&tly f<Mk' far aofnet^ime, after which Key W. P*r»y minikter of the ,&arch, a iud *ftorikiti die -"i aince bis advent her^ lUe^huii; ÀÍM hadagceater amount ,d, I

aDd fury, and without. -jiiiid anil fury t.'a, y were not satistied. It of en p^pp^ed tb^t wh^n they acens- turned tliemse^fS th'&oitr-.ltj f< r a short time,, they iteoiogad »{» dii.sat;iirti«^ 1 dtfifee- qiiet'oea aato a.Ire1¡gi<Jn ,rAwgethet»1 It wjipMVfexi u> Lici thacfthtJSt- weRj '¡¡11f unucih Hker V.'i><j denii*ud- cl thwdiozii,& it., Us seen itf our ptrkpom. g&it., nuiisiottst'to' witoaf aky, with its calm qui^t>«a;r»', had lfO iiitelefSt at aft. As a,cplH'eqedçfJt.a:ilplit. religion1 ivsid^; Tbeb- boilleg h&d thought thttuli vwaa fUq ö-tied u pcitt itióra ootti ^l'bey libitn/gb^thai it grand tiold T"bey iiaid otrt^a ctrtain1 oulount -(if a[W Very quick iw>d Urge returns. A fàw.lpràJtr¡ suhnîis!líuu!to itk ordinance of baptism, attendance upon co-v,munioii h few times, contributions to ;i few societies, and aa the rescilt of fui^ti^c ^th^e^-otitlAitioiia they ex- pected piinces. iu iiod's pire But,thptie hottoui s diidi not coinei —epifiMiaJ jn^yqliau^s-.K)^, uot^ug at -.t'.e IiIpj¡jf.I,lu. excnatt>!fe » is" yielded; tbesa nothing, and Umy ^upMv<^d(fbat.m W«a pn^tfete- tbia^we-. vbsei ved ui.ti)^s ^t>nne«tH|n tba,tri»t^)fjr« .itnaginad rtHiiiion ought; .Q fkud" wa little piore beauty^ • .• JBeacuty, upippidig^t tp ttiiejc •iVw'neeptioii,. waa the -aotiiiamd .gi, ,Xbp £ lUigilt Ðd. thoew paoplm capable ot ,enjoying swee^i, musiy.—their >«aatea retveDed ip, gjoigpous And briUi^rit vesjtwentaw loved to sit and liiDg among the pillwrftan^ti pain tod windows of cathedrals, but t y had no taste, for the moral obligations of religion, and its riler spiri. tual niypteries, they 'positively 'disliked. After a S«?^8on tbeogltiaietii iforderJ'fewa/ irum eheie -religion, dl tile dceanl thtty had indnfged iu vaiuafteJ, tfie stern ualis Of tiWY ttivookSd tb»jfaf;'aitd 'tha tjjoiitact with tbe-rdtt^h of th& an inflictiot^ And they m'lted aWa^1 pres^ti^iy bmidst t.e throng (hkt and'epusio hall^ When "S religion a picjts.me f} SjVlion it jvaa pmsped sincerely. •, He .ot tha-bepianMi^ of hia ctiscofirse that fawas» pUasiire^-Ufrii ibafirst pi-jee tito necessary iiiuce, ity wad t>ha first dua<t$tion of religion, pursued from a pure, jand, true motived Religion deiubtid^d ty'e" s^gle; pye L'ion do'tiiAnded th undiridnd he>iit. its f(.r,f;i\ exmnplars had beeu those men w huse lnncuage was "This one thing 1 (io." Tbey liaa sorved not Gold and mammon, but 'I hry bad giveu religion not^e right hand ? They bad *ii<*W/a NOJ¿ battt it ]racy ibebt mNturmL Nvw he:b»tl saidithat tehgiouwas^ pl^^Mre Wben pursued sincerely, but some migbt aAlIe vifl&t'-Mas^ sincerity ? It meaut a t-iniule pure unmixed sub- stance—a light thnt bumeji with a clear smokeltss Hame, in fact, a mat) Wir'bfjtt't.'a lie cn his lij.>s—a niau -jriftfaant a veii t'uu^^aliug bis''keat^a trian who bijii wedded Twiigivju dot for bhc> "iiakW of W .yJ 1 sFrpT^TEurTmo?>. v/H K A, cefeat. Kencrioii erniMen na to live at peace with t-tet-rial Kiricr. AgaTrf' ff relieved us of fear, j I QonKcie&ee, onrter theiinfluence of/rejj earjtb^uak»,«h«cke.. Beneath the. jirflaonBe oi t9..ltr ei-ttsrion ithe«^pfeatiotta iafi: our HM»al; d(5e iytd af | zvtoet rbiythmifa tb*lide8 moved.ttith:(tnrjanHnif, i niutfi&'rafet)fpz:bi tha wiffaecotf it cttae .>bj £ R iti>(jtfbr« ptiraqit*'«»& »i#eado<iva^K» pl^^sore WM'beuaaae.'it 8tfrred. t u-e. hatlt itlrl ftaa InPátl is** trfoisania MtitblKtQ^bwi aojgiinK|>ai ij mastery over the heart as1 religion. It stirred the ii heart with th'WffT*infasin« new iin- !j poises wbicú if broke out every where'.intp^blop.tn ana fruit In] nc«H. Jj Relii-'ion stiired ns- wim: fnft Amotions of joy. T ij might, be quiet joy? sometimes—not like the |i

) DEArH IN THE HARVEST FIELD AT CAERPHILLY. •> •.■ I J ■i:fy A fatt11 occurrence took placo, on Wedmeadiy evening, in bha barvat field, at Graig Wayny Fi*rm, nea> Caerphilly, an elderly uiau known ant ,,Bill,tbe Wbite, alid; from a load of CrtJJ and expiring in a short tiiie.

oil 'J: Hollowav # (ntmiE.vr as a LILLIA. Nbiliterei Constit o'lgris. When climatw, age, fit, øbi h"" to ari^andWu^riieiit. the existing weat*i>ess. Ltw1 loway's medicaipenta daily prove inoet e^rviWa^ie uudfer bWp oioefc untowhrd circunistatfoes. Thi- 1>0'iwwwi«-.j»na«^ >whicl» «n>the: uba-'hAjll *.0)&tWe*fc*»i! xitmUiA** 7X$mM\ i$S3t& w prediction, for ul) tMie over lialf.IL- million people have visited tlie Great Eastera in the Mersey. The snip is stiil as great an attraction as ever, and wlietJ^^T^oiKq?^k-^9Jf, when excel- lent secular entertainments are to be enjoyed, or on Suudays when most enjopiBle sacred concerts are l^tid«Jicli»-8fi)iiO'Jtll(iiu»glt.datpsfu*iiiG>d 4a «V4iftAd la-c^fll vWMirffit vliaf p nz.wytn, d:. n bwrndfij employed as above stated represented lninself to be a single man single men,'it appeared, being con- SiitJaredmore digabta Unfill the entsuitiaH ^f^liarnikn. iMilie.be^riialn^ dfi tlle'yeitrdielparisqTTtfir] iviaeiigrfged IiB/foiyawtl m» umn'miutauxie- fehij^iUrniy! iVDP^a^d.- te: bave i*ae» 011 AmIBt affectibnat^vt^cdkSi> *r>S(W«f 'I'fdb itH/ld# nba* which site accepteil. at Tottenham and went tu a similar one at the Lucas Arms, l tiray'^tmnTqatt^aml^ttie case 011 the part of the pr(Mecnt!on theprisonerJta ) by poison, in order that he lIligh l carry out his inten- tion to m^rrV; the^ girl Shipp. .On Aug. J 7, the pri, sfoer liad a hormiiy, an he and Itis wife1 wontto Southend, where they partook of refreshments, which consisted, among other things, of some uyafpja. (. Jliejr: fr^re f^Uirniiig pa the bc«it? die l>rosecutrix felt very sicK and ijl, aiid^ vomited, alid liiiU illileisi <fl)/iliiiut;d>'u/it(f iwiflw, Wlwii liie'pFfrorter and the.jprosv«itri^bij()t!iec>ha!ljwi^j»erti,but the wife was'uiiiibfe W eat aiiytluni, Tlie'prisoner sent for some pepperiAliiff <lnd 4^nbaJ and told the pro- t-ecutrix to take it wheji. she went to bed, and lie then lett her aud returned tu his situation ÏlUIW Lira^'8-inh-rd$3. Tlie proseeittnx dra'nf; the liquid, and ^sHa it fiiff tn^iiitig^'uustjr X&pid, and she had '(lie pfriseftee of mfnd to pdt her filigef^ in her taftfctt,' w1\h"ètLUt!êt4 her to vtihilt t!te goiter portion of tJH;:}hrut¡} 'ifltU in cup, and 4he lHUtioed that the 4»lp contained crystals a^»tA»<f the^ltiid Tlib «ontents of the oup were analysed, aad w»re found tq vontaitt a quantity of sulphate of. topper* wit tanow/ii as blue stone. ■, When the matter vjaa. plaQedk It*, the handu of tbe^ol>oe> the prisoner's bed room was searched, and a bottle that had.ooo* tamed aalphate of copper, and labelled poison, was, discovered, and itappearedJ t hat a short time, .previously tlie prisoner hr&l pmmhsissti some sulphate of uopper» Uurt>ii^h t!ie unrtlium ol one of Tritue^ses, fo« whjcb he paid twopeiroa. These were ",tJ" .,tui{W. facts ul $II :<:ae¿, and We prosecutrix, jiji" <;tO|ji^ iiifitiou sla ted tliat after they had ditieu at'boutliend they had soma oyster*, and the prisoner remarked at th^ time,that .tbey did not appear tb W'yery J^pesh. The.prQSQQUtrix ill lier examinatidn-in-6hief stated *uiat the prisoner liaoti ,«lway»> beamtltind'and affectionate to her until after lie left the situation at Totteuham, whete hi had become acquainted with the girl Shipp, and after this she noticed ft, great clitkitge in him. Euuna bhipp^ira she? wa^ -\V ^eaw of ale, .,nd f it, W&S cook at the same public-house, th? George and^Flildoni T<^tenhatrt The prieoner coiit-ted her, arid represented hiins to be a iihgle itian, aiid he niade Iter an «>ffer of iuarrini;e wiiic*h slie: aecupeet). After tiie prisoner wont to the Lucas Arms iie- tiwd to write to her, and it was uti(terstoorl that tliej r8 to bemarried. 'Do oae oecasitfii the pfional ntlUle Uetja pueseut of a brooch, and ou another lit gaw| IttMr.a 'bracelet, H«: also tyok tiiemeiiisuremeiit o^h«r ftijger for a rwigj bat he never gave her one. In cross-examination the witness ^ald tha/t sl<i was at the George for two years, and she and the prisoner left their situations 011 the same day. ^eKct^liffttQtiouaia/lstters whioli had beea ieat ,$14k JAWIWWner4 w«*e jfeadt ,• That wit- iuv6$Jiersej^ V Yotir affectimiate intendedi" 'f^priso^er aiso signed, his letusi: 'f.l&w, §ibm t^>n«|te.iutei>flqd," ,• r.i \r .-i f v k Mr. Poland, in sumiying^p tli^asg for lhe ,p*;o«^' cution, argued fliat it was perfectly clear that the prisoner had made an offer of marriage to the young wpniMt I £ m«i*>Shippj«nili thRr4 wjng. be wouid be called npoa totcarny out his prouri^e. he had de. termined to endeavourrtodwstroy the life of his wife e I by poisoning her in the way tha*-Was,suggested, and that a clear inotire had been shown for the commit- sion of th& crime. Mr. Purcell, on bdhatf of the prisoner, said that the whole of the facts connected with the case had been fullY. laid before them, and he contended that everything that had bee?i pfj)ved at most amounted to suspicion. He said if was ridift(ilbu« to suppose that the prisoner should have'resolved t(i( cariiiiiit a Iliur. der rather than gni^iHit,bigamy, of to render hiiu- self liable to hare 4u Hctiou for m-eaoh'of promise of marriage brought 'rt^aWd-f.'hini. He then prossed upon the jury the fact*th)il\thef fufUo^par appeared to have treated his wife wifch^kiudnesi and affection down to the very niomelit WhejYy.'p, alleged offence was coinmitte.(j. and it Was' monstra^l to 4uppo»a that a man who ^ia<J <a$t$d ill. this ujaniter should have conimitted suvh a /.ternblei _t a< *rfs Dated to the priMMer. 14411 ^j,.lias»,been ahajgCil Vritjthaviiig beendrunlc ^l^i(fl,(ikj^ing a«,caft which was loaded with two 231b. caseA^c^ridges for use in blasting operations to collieries. r,It w^s.^ated that he \yiis smoldpg at the tuH9» juid tlie ciiaiririahyof magistrate^'said that half I Jfewcastte .mlglit Tikve 'Ibeeft blown lip. Prisoner was s'eAt io g'aol for a mon tli Withotit the option of ( s'!|ir^piefifcsd'W,ft'tlftt\n8ti[# iUr^feirt iii l>otl^las, Isle <¥ff6ct tliftt" the? Tidridbif and North- WMtefn feftilway Conipftny ? have purchased the entire Utocfc,' business, ånd, itttere^i of the' Isle of Man hteanipack^t Company, which has been estate- lished ^upwards of .}O years, and runs tite mat, sop- vioe, mottling is known-of the matter at the Liver- pool offloe of the coim|xany, and the statement it goimrally discredited iH Liwerpool. At the lioltoi) Police-court, Raines Hope, a work- iHg-man, hasjieen again -called jto give-evidence in a caje under the Married Woman's A.ct, ill' which lie.was alleged to have cornu^itted adultery with the woman whose husband desired! to evade contributing to her. sup,porl Hope, who had alreadjr served 14 (Jays' imprisonment for refusing to give' evidence, was ((till cQnttiniacioiiS, ana' the Bench •eutencedi llitn to an additional sevieii days. An extraordinary case came before the Trapston; ifNortliaoiptoiishlre) magistrates the other day, a friftgte' woman, named Elizabeth Gates, and her mother befog charged, the former with concealment of birth, and the latter with aiding and abetting. The younger prisoner gave birth to a feiuate child, on July 24, and it is alleged the1 mother burnt it, the bones being found in the firegrate by apotioe- inspector. Both women were- committed for triaL •. At tlie,H.ougltlour'leT.SiMring Poliee-court, John Glark, tate secfatary to tlie Jiuromowbrancli of the! No(rthCumberland and DurhamMiners' lielief Fund, has been committed for trial on three charges of defraudipg tiio association menuonecl, of tlie sum of £ i$ since January last, by means of forged cheque*. The prisoner's defalcations altogether amounted to £ 100, but only the charges pamed were made. The $riQoner admits his guilt. At theCoTelitry city police-court, CharlesHorsfall, bell-ringer at St MichaOt's Cliurch, has been charged with hairing stolen ls. froth the$6or-box in the clilrrcli on 'the 15th. ,'1'he bo* in question and anothOf for corttributiortif toWar<ils th^ reitora- tton, werebetteved What* been robbed 'for1 some tinte piwt; and a watch having been set tlie prisonor was deiflcted iiv «l(e aet of abstracting money. The Bench sent hirri Co peison for 6ix weeks. The other afternoon as the 2.5 express from Liver- poel to London waa approaching Hartford Viaduct the driver obeotved a middle-aged> niau step oat frum beltiiid a wall and deliberately II. his head aceass the t'ail: with his face towards: the traia. and the engipe atru^jthe; uifiii^ killing liim (fe" the, sp<* 'ill? b^dy,wlric.h,, was .frightfully mutilatedfl wat moved,to an inn .to awaU.identihWWWi. ,nJ yi Tiie Highden Estate, near *W^riliiji|, English mansion, and 47*» acres, Chie|y' for mally generatioiis, the Susie* seat of th^ Goring family; has tk'eri, At auction, after a spifited [co™- 0yf6iret' Cfo'dViiiiiii' pt "*W Ir. Martufer, t?fe Wh(f a^t hf^l^hi^, *»°cklsd down to the former gentleman at £,*I.loQ jl"' the 4iittisit 6f4exp43 tWs, wltlv: ^dgart ob- tained, is tlte beot sale that has bee* made of landed property formally years the-' farm rental for tihe entire estaJw. bewig oniy jabo»tifi2(M>a ytoar, .,TW deatlr ia aariotlaeedi«tiJJerby^afterA linnets ing iUitess of ,ui.-e.,ye. ot- Deiectire -Sergeant Tlromas V1 4)11 J uue.:l9, I'tm he wag seriously woi^rtdo<l;by a niau named John, Johnson, wJ*om he V.itl N«.ttiogli*n>-i'oad. His throat W»vs,i;4t JP-bo MipftrtoiMiitted 0^1 Noy.i« y.c* .tfifd at i,JieXdcester Assizes and senteiiced to jienal aer. at ili6 Assizes and senteiiced to jienal aer. villi le for life by IVlr. JusticeHawkiHSj Wfiq jf,warded Vepsey '^iJif'for 1!il'> gftll^ht coijditct, A lbcal. com-. mWtee'Wa^'kli<> B<Jt Vil? dil liTs behalf. recovered from the effects of tlie wounds. M An'iiis^i3iiioii'i''«s beefa nia le of tlie steatti! yacht was iubet'ssfully iaiSed fro/ti the jPOsitfMf i* ■Whi^h ilie aattk fit tlie do^'sliid bhjUjfht it»e«» Udvcr- HKTbottr. Onty< -the Hull remains, tM maft" and funnel having been chopped away. The vtfwelv'whltilnfa aboot (JOft. in lengtti, and' tiiftfeer inoderaiely fine w&atlicrf' in jt^iut-ienrtfn-fathoaiefof water oEf Dud a .f-.tuig14 tIO.; the "rIlpOl"t!fIf.thOle whoeametOD: stiot-o from her lieing that she had suddealy 8p»«ngi) ;ainWlt,. ,;X)je- r^«n|i,.vf-,U»e M»n..£.io)\lif .Mb"itJ is .11iW1t\ U?ad Jto; fu^jtQC pUpmafcWferLt I■■■•■$. 1.l«Bd v-jd: .j.Ij bIWW! is^I.nmtjqrcid fg ji^ewer.a; ^narge of luisdcme^aoar.. an&ip^s ptftb&d%o«;^f^' ifci.Ve; «iP|Tf i miMwmpk fhMvmwVie* ,Sn;»Mner as to make it app«ff*Wtl *fWWr he KecdHer ordered the accused to pay .el-Q,fth tfiurdi die espmeft If (lie fr»«act)thm> i

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QYFEi^tQX. ;l On Saturday week Wr Peter Rees, of Troey- rwyn, near Pontypridd," btenthed bin last, aftr-r i qighu*n years of psinfal r»a#se." The deceased ^»k dew|K<m»r(e8t m musio,f end 4etf ninth iiked,-for bis hoziestyi and He V*asf ? .yel'I'.ofiR,.ftBd a «ativ# <of Llansamlet. 'Ttr iJ.n.b touk plaro on. Wediwasd^y week at fho burial, ground; of .OTiloaUr '-Gha'ppIV Mr Kvan i<le(we.lvii. a ftudent^ at!'tbe '>Unive'rsitr of i VVi*,lep, C«ndi$i introduced Stha servic^. and the !ft*vt' IjL. Kefa, Lbd&Wit Fardre, preached th»"foneVaf W«» AtJpthft Heoifacb, cffer,d .-tow^hiti^ pta*er." Ocic,. of respect to the depantod; the t'ubwttl wa« l«frgely tf^ eti. tifil « djiw baa^iv j; .')dj Ut ,fv)U!!U>.» RblOW "1g0P. ";••• I Illil) lllllfllllliifc L-/S1 ?'J)3 •xlj <fi inn! bttsi-'is lne.ta. -tiub iviij- .ti'j .iilw

.-Ire-) bfii; >■'>- i .»«*1'i Ao- i ~l:r. 1 iina immivrst tqtrn j-.i ;rin. ti" ->1 ■)•> ;> i <; i" About 8.30 p.m. on Friday night last a fire broke out at the shop of Mr Gabriul l<'ieediiiau, furniture denier, Ac., Pandy, through a paraffin lamp that was in tbe window. The Ian, p bnrut doWii ixitd the oil, and there waa so much heat that ie uiolted! tiie lead gas pipe which was above the lamp. The "tI esouped into the lamp, and caused it to explode. There was no one in the shop at the time that tiro damage waa done to the lead pipe. P.S. Price foroed the door odeu, and was going to the lamp: for the puruose of removing it when the explosion, above alluded to, took place. He had a very nar- row escape. There was a case of several watches in the window, which was completely .• poilt. The value of the case of watohee Air Freedtnan, juu., estimated at £ 100. The police saooeeded in putting out the.fire in a few minutes.