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SHOCKING AFFAIR AT ABERGAVENNY.

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THE RAINIIILL MURDERS.

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COUNTY COUNCIL ELEC-TIONS.

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COUNTY COUNCIL ELEC- TIONS. PONTLOTTYN AND RHIGOS. On Tuesday evening a meeting was held at the Newtown Board School in support of the Candida- ture of the ROV J. P. Williams, Pontlottyn, for a seat m, the Glamorganshire County Council. Mr William Thomas presided, and delivered a stirring address, in which he advocated the claims of Mr Williams as one who in company with the Rev Aaron Davies had been a faithful representa- tive ou the School Board and County Council and in view of the Rev J. P. Williatos having withdrawn in order to avoid a split in the Liberal camp, he (the chairman) thought it quite right that Mr Williams should now be returned unopposed.—Mr Thomas Jenkins proposed, and Mr Isaac Young seconded, a vote of confidence in the Rev J. P. "Williams, which was carried unanimously.—The Rev J. P. Williams after. wards addressed the meeting. PONTLOTTYN,—Wednesday was the day ap- pointed for the reception by Mr D. R. Lewis, Victoria-street, Merthyr, of nominations of can- didates to represent the Pontlottyn electoral division upon the Glamorganshire County Coun- cil in the place of the Rev A. Davies, who had been elected an alderman. The Rev J. P. Wil. liams (L), Pontlottyn, was the only candidate nominated, and is therefore returned unopposed. ABERDARE TOWN.-Mr R. O. Gery, ttie re- turning officer, sat on Wednesday to consider any objections to the nominations in the above case. Both papers were in order, and there being no withdrawal. Messrs G. George and T. Thomas will now go to the poll. YNYSHIR.-On Wednesday afternoon Mr Edward Williams, solicitor, Pontypridd, and. Mr Evan Llewellyn, Ye trad, returning officers, received at the Public Officer Febtie, the nomination of the Rev J. D. Hughes, Baptist minister Pontygwaitb, for the vacancy caused by the elevation of Councillor W. H. Matthews, member for the Ynyshir constituency and Mr Idris Williams. Porth, in the place of Councillor Moses Moses, representing the Cymmer division, to the aldermanic bench. Both candidates were declared elected unopposed. CAIERPHILLY.-The nomination of candidates to the vacancy in the Caerphilly Division of the Glamorgan County Council, caused by the elec- tion of Mr H. Anthony as alderman, took place on Wednesday, at the office of Mr James E. Spickett, solicitor, Pontypridd, the deputy- returning officer. Three candidates were nominated, viz., Richard Hill-Male, Pontypridd, solicitorJL.): Samuel Evans, Ynysybwl, notel- keeper (I.); David Lewis, Caerphilly, solicitor (L). The election will take place on the 21st instant, OGMORE V ALLEY.-Mr R. C. Griffiths, solicitor, the returning officer, has received the following nominations for the Ogmore Valley division of the County CouncilWilliam Llewellyn, Ty- newydd, grocer; William Jenkins, Ystraa- feehan, Treorky, mining engineer John Thomas Onions, Tynewydd, colliery manager. TIRDKUNAW.—The following were nominated hereMr T. Freeman (L.), Mr Llewellyn Davies (L.). SKETTY.—Mr W. F. Richards, colliery proprie. tor (L.), Mr Travers Richard, colliery proprietor j (L.), and Mr Robert Armine Morris (C.), were nominated hete. DUFFEYN.—Mr W. Jones, checkweigher, was the only candidate nominated on Wednesday, and he will be returned unopposed.

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THE MELKSHAM TRAGEDY.

910,000 DAMAGES BY FIRE.

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