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j WELSH GOOD TEMPLARS. Aj^AL SESSION AT YSTRAD RHONDDA. ^strad^plrilI?ailt' Congregational Chapel. 6leh (Rhondda), the annual session of the Ollened Grand Lodge of Good Templars was the p -iTiesday, the chair being occupied aUs T iran(^ Chief Templar (the Rev. Rees *ate8 L an^Ttyd). Nearly a hundred dele- ^^ere present. ^Utee *°rt ^e Juvenile Temples Com- read and adopted at the morning "tou tL h n a "notation was passed calling hew edu .V^tion authorities, including the P^Qce Catl011 committees, to adopt tem- ■^OiDePj, rea<iing-book8 and make scientific ln aU tlie subjects to be taught At t^b6 «ohoolS. ^°Dtedb a*tern°on sitting resolutions were Mp ttiDg the death of Mr- w- 8- of Sir "WiiV"-3^*1 expressinS joy at the return Reg0l_ti Lawson to Parliament. ^sing 0fo.nKs were also passed rejoicing at the Ye new Licensing Act, and pressing ^^iniete 8es to see the Act properly 11.111() cjjn, re<* by the' authorities; rejoicing JJ^Uiber 0fD!Uny maSistrate8 had reduced the 8ko»ix "cences, and at the independence )- those sensible justices who would intimidated by the foolish ^Qister interference of the Prime ooir,«: prot€eting against any attempt ^tioaaj p.ensate publicans out of the f^ordinJon the ground that the law, .eBa,l anf, t/°. its exposition by the highest one v rities, stated that a licence was i ftot for >fear only. for public convenience and I errnal ga,in: protesting against any 1 ?r- BntnV.Wer by the plan suggested in 3 j1"'1 or in that of Sir W. Hart- destroy the free and conscientious eft«ee the justices in refusing such 2>4 ln their opinion were not required, 8 reof- that some Welsh barrister t0 Peived briefs from brewers and publi- cs t their battles in court, the dele- te that representing temperance °Hie ghf. f^rliament and opposing them at ♦ the not 136 tolerated. J*elve a united meeting of the ♦ryu 68 the district was held, the h^ct is Templar in the chair. The dis- lod°ne 0|^ the most energetic in Wales, J|9 Da«t ges having been formed in it during inein, i ^ea"r than in any other part of the a y" S r° £ were continued on Wed- 1 "e Grand Chief Templar (the i **}e Evans, Llanwrtyd) presiding. I »tl,te wing were elected to con- executive:—Deputy Eight I,, and Chief Templar, Bro. Llew. *r&ev nhead; Grand Chief Templar, J'lor, *iree8 Evans, Llanwrtyd; Grand Coun- fc jri6 J- Williams, Abergwynfi; tk ^ei"ts Superintendent, Bro. Lewis &ev ~?°tle; Past Grand Chief Templar, /jMWwT WiHiams ("Plenydd"); Grand yT^Ud R„ r.' Sister E. Owen, Tonypandy; rj,r°. j) of Juvenile Templars, Morgan, Tonyrefail; Grand r ol' Captain G. B. Thomas, Carnarvon; ^Plain, the Eev. Mills Jones, Angle- t ^ieli -11 Secretary, the Eev. 0. N. Jones, na*v'rand Marshal, Bro. D. Evans 8(1 atirw ^.ayB- following offlcera were V *ClJfcivl. ed, ^ut do not form part of the j>a,*6han:T^rand Assistant Secretary, Bro. j Jones, Liverpool; Grand Guard, S^tijj 'i • Lewis, Alltwen, Swansea; Grand n r?- Powell, Llanelly; Grand vf^Hd a'8"al. Sister Griffiths, Penygroes; 'nser, Bro. W. H. Davies, Blaenau- Ot other^81011 of Good Templars and members societies was held in the 01»h starting at Ystrad, and marching tiA l^bli entre* Ton. and Gelli. 2* JlavC was held in the evening, I Cardiff (Alderman Edward "Cochfarf") presiding over a —Mr. Lief Jones gave an

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1tt===^DDFOD AT ABERGWYNFI.

-- ---°Allt>lFF COUNTY COURT.

® ^°RAL FESTIVAL.

CONGREGATIONALISM.

WEST GLAMORGAN BAPTISTS

TREHARRIS GIRL MISSING.

NEATH MAYOR'S WAR FUNi).

CARDIFF BICYCLE THIEF.

CARDIFF FISH MARKET.

ABERAVON~WORKMAN'S FIND.

MERTHYR FREE LIBRARIES. -

SOUTH WALES COAL TRADE.

COLLIERY WARNING.

A COLLIERY FLOODED.

WELSH SOLDIER'S CAREER.

SCENES AT PENARTH.

ALLEGED CRUELTY.

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- SERIES OF ACCIDENTS.

; ¡ AGONY TO MOVE.

|LICENCE TRANSFERS REFUSED.

MINISTER'S DOWNFALL.

EX-CHIEF-OONSTABLE SENTENCED.

BAD BOYS AT CLYDACH.

CARTOONS OF THE WEEK.I I

CARDIFF STREET FIGHT.I

QUARRELSOME COLLIERS. -

[No title]

CAERLEON RACECOURSE.

STEALING FLOWERS FROM GRAVES