Each additional t Line of 8 Words These charges apply only to the class of Adeertis ment specified below, and are strictly confined to those which are ordered for CONSECUTIVZ insertion, and PAID FOB PRZVIOUB TO INBkETION. If either these conditions is not complied with, the adve

The police have lost the clue—if ever they had any—to the authors of the murderous assault and the robbery on Mr. D. J. Jenkins, near St. Nicholas, and the matter seems to be settling down. It is very commonly remarked that a handsome reward should have been offered, as being li

oNciaLer 2ilth, by licence, at Sardis Pontypridd, by the Revs. 3. P. Jones, Bridgend (cousin to the bride) and W. J. Morris, Pontypridd, the Rev. W. Gilbert Evans, Junction, Llantrissant, to M. Hopkins, Gloucester-place, Portland-square, London. November 23rd, at Pyle Parish Chu

CHARLES THOMAS, of the same place, who it was alleged was indebted to her in the sum of .61 is 6d. At the previous court an order for immediate payment was made, but instead of granting the request of the plaintiff, his Honour made an order for 6s per month. JOHN MORGAN d WILLIA

Last week it was our painful duty to record the death of the wife of 'Mr, Thomas Johns, the respected schoolmaster, at Cwmavon. The deceased was a great sufferer, but her lengthened was sustained by a spirit of Christian nation and the fond solicitude of a devoted tusband. The f

The minutes of the last meeting having been read, Mr. J. Barrow wished, before they were confirmed, to ask for an explanation. He had in his possession two newspapers containing reports of the last meeting, and asked whether or not the Board would permit such reports being circu

MILITARY FUN. , ;RAL AT COWBEIDGE, A rather unusual event oecurred in this town on Thursday, the burial of a member of the 18th Volunteer Corps with military honours. The poor fellow, James Trickey, was a native of Devonshire, but bad resided in Cowbridge for some time. He died v

THE PRIZE, an illustrated monthly magazine cannot fail to interest, amuse, and instruct the younger branches of society, It is profusely adorned with pictures, and the letter-press consists of short stories, or explanations of the pictorial features of the little memthlY; CHATTE

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