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Porth Police Court. THURSDAY. Before the stipendiary (Mr Ignatius Williams). Alleged Desertion. John Jones, collier, Trealaw, was sum- moned by his wife, Emma Jones, Tony- pandy, for desertion. Mrs Jones said she had been married six years, and had left her husband on account of his keeping com- pany with another woman. Defendant had been away in South Africa, and on his return she went back to him. Defendant replied that it was quite true that she left him in May, three years ago. On the Christmas day following she came to his house. At the time, he had some friends there to dinner. When she came in he asked her where she was going to, and she said she had come there, and immediately proceeded to the oupboard to obtain a plate for her dinner. She then cut herself some meat, and had a good dinner, and remained until tea time, when the girl asked him if she was to place a cup and saucer for her, to which he replied yes. They sat together for about half-an-hour after the other friends had gone. She had never come near his house for about three years. He only left for South Africa st February,and remained in the country but five months. He had been in the Rhondda for about 20 years, and no one5could say a word against his character.—-The Stipendiary said he could do nothing for her, as she had left him of her own free will. He advised her to go and give her husband a kiss and make it up again. No Muzzles. For allowing their dogs to go about with- out muzzles, Ann Jones, Portn Evan Mor- gan, Cymmer John Perrin, Penygraig \Vm. Charles, Penygraig; were fined 5s. each. On Licensed Premises. John Harris and Richard Williams, col- liers, Ystrad, were charged with being on he premises of the Goluen Age, lliiams- town, on Sunday week last. P.S. Davies, Porth, gave evidence to the effect that he saw the two defendants sitting down on a bench with a pint of beer before them. When asked for their names and addresses, they were too drunk to give them, and had to obtain the assistance of another man to give them. The landlord said he could not see they were gone, and it was the last pint that did it. Fined 10s. each. The charge against the landlord of the Golden Age, on his application, was adjour- ned for a week. John Mead, collier, Penygraig, was fined 10s. for being on licensed premises during prohibited hours. Drunks. The following were fined for being drunk and disorderly: -W,illiam Williams, Cym- mer, 10s.; John Connor and Michael Ken- nedy, 5s. each; Ann Jones, Maerdy, 10s. Morgan Roberts, collier, Maerdy, 10s. Benj. Williams, labourer, Maerdy, 10s. Alexander Phillips, collier, Maerdy, 15s. Alice Allen, Tylorstown, Edward Lewis collier, Tylorstown; David Watkins, and Edward Davies, colliers, Porth, 10s. each William Jenkins, collier, Trebanog, 5s.; Wm. Wild and Edward Morgan, Ponty- gwaith, and Edward Ball, Dinas, 10s. each. Thomas Richards, Thomas Davies, and Gwilym Jenkins were charged with being drunk and fighting in the tap-room of the Imnerial Hotel, Porth. They were fined 10s. each. Without Lights. Thomas James, Porth, and Ed. Davies, Pontypridd, were fined 5s. each for driving without lights. Edward Davies, Ponty- pridd, was fined 5s.

Ystrad Police Court. l- MONDAY.—Before Mr Ignatius Williams (Stipendiary), Mr E. H. Davies, and Mr J. D. Williams. John Rees, Clydach Vale, was, fined 5s. for allowing his chimney to be on fire. For a similar offence Wm. Trott, Cwm- park, was fined 5s. Overloading His Brake. Wm. Morgan, driver, Pentre, was sum- moned for overloading his brake. The brake was only licensed to carry five passen- gers, but when seen by the policeman, he had nine fares, including himself. A fine of 5s. was imposed. Wm. Williams, a. lad from Ystrad, was fined 2s. 6d. for disorderly behaviour in the street on Sunday. Nuisances. The following were fined for committing a nuisance:—Dd. Davies, Clydach Vale; Wm. Williani3, Llwynypia; Wm. Collins, Ton-Pentre; and Dd. Davies, Dinas. No Ughts. Thomas Watkins, Thomas Davies, Blaen- clydach, and Charles Window, Trealaw, were each fined 5s. for driving carts with- out lights. Horse Unattended. Wm. Williams, Perth, was summoned for leaving his horse and cart unattended at Gilfach, He was found in a neighbouring public house drinking, and his horse was left unattended for a period of 17 minutes. A long list of previous convictions had been recorded against the defendant, who was now fined £1 and costs. Drunks. For being drunk and disorderly, the following were fined: Martin Noyes, Blaenclydach; Llewellyn Jones, Gilfach, Goch James Crewe, Ystrad Thomas Mor- gan, Pentre; Morgan Lewis, and Richard Jones, Treherbert; Griffith Jones, Blaen- clydach; John Owen, Clydach Vale; John Goodwin, Clydach Vale; James Lloyd, Tonypandy; James Duffy, Cwmpark; Dd. Davies, Cwmpark; Margaret Evans, Ton- Pentre Wm. Faller, Ystrad; Stephen Lowe, Treorchy; Thomas Rees, and T, Lewis, Treorchy: Thomas Edwards, Tre- orchy Thomas Lewis, Cwmpark; Eliza- beth Rowe, Gelli John Brown, Gelli Thomas Bowen, Gelli; and John Jones, haulier, Treherbert; Wm. Owens, Henry Roberts and Wm. Rees, Blaenclydach; Geo Bowden, Treorchy: John Hutchins, Ton- Pentre; George White, Penygraig; and James Lewis, Pontypridd. Alleged Wilful Damage. Rees Williams, Cwmpark, was summoned for doing wilful damage to the fencing at the Cwmpark Colliery siding. P.C. Weston stated that he saw the defendant pull up several stakes, which he said he wanted for firewood. Defendant did not appear but sent his sister, so a warrant was issued for his arrest. Affiliation. Thomas John DaVies, foundry-man, Tre- herbert, was summoned by Kate Oliver, to shew cause why he should not contribute towards the maintenance of his illegitimate child. Complainant said a child was born to her, of which she alleged the defendant was the father. Defendant did not appear, and an order for 3a. 6d. per week and costs was wade.

Reservists Furtd. The officers of the fund are —Chairman, Mrs Dr. E. N. Davies, Penygraig; vice- chairman, Rev. M. H. Ellis, Trealaw; trea- surer, Mrs J. D. Williams, Clydach Court; secretary, Mr D. S. Thomas, Tonypandy. The Mid-Rhondda Committee of the Reservist Fund have received the following sums: DISTRICT No. 1, CLYDACH VALE. Per Mrs J. Thomas, Llwynypia, and Mr Hammond, Clydach Vale: -Mr E. J. Ham- mond, £ 5 5s. Mrs Hammond, £ 8 3s. Messrs Evan Williams, £ 2 2s. W. Davies, Court Villa, P,2 2s. James Evans, C.C., £ 2 2s.; E..Bound, £ 1 Is.; John Phillips, £ 1 Is.; Jolin Richards, £ 1 Is. Mrs John Williams, JE1 ;Mrs Evans, Cambrian House, Mr Dd. Davies, New Inn, 10s. 6d. collec- ted at New Inn, 9s. 6d. Mrs David Davies, New Inn, 5s.; Messrs R. R. Williams, 5s. Wm. Richards, 5s. E. Loyell, 5s.; Jos. Bragg, 5s. Frank James, 4s.; Rev. T. Williams, 3s. Messrs R. G. Jones, 2s. 6d.; Dd. Evans, 2s. 6d.; D. Evans, 2s. 6d.; Mrs Davies, 2s. 6d.; Mrs Benjamin, 2s. 6d.; Rev. W* E. Davies, 2s.; Messrs W. Evans, 2s. R. Heard, 2s.; Mrs Radford, 2s.; Mrs Pardoe, 2s.; Mrs James John, 2s. Mr E. Lewis, Is. 6d. small sums of Is. and under, 18s. 9d. DISTRICT No. 2, LLWYNYPIA. Per Mrs J. W. Richards and Mr Cox Mrs J. Thomas, JE5 5s.; Messrs T. P. Jen- kins, t5; T. Williams, "Hill-side," 21 Is.; J. Cox, £1 Is. J. R. Evans, JE1 Is. Mrs Evans, "Maesydderwen," zEl Is. Llwynypia Mixed School per Mr Tom John, tl 13s. lOd. Mrs Williams, "Hill- side," 10s. Messrs James Jones, 10s. 6d.; J. H. Jones, 10s. ',6d.; D. Jones, 10s.; Edwin Thomas, 10s. 6d. Penduck, 10s. 6d.; employees at Messrs Evans and Short, 8s. Messrs Edward Jenkins, 5s. T. Jones, Paris House, 5s.; A. W. Griffiths, 5s. W. Phillips, 5s.; Meredith, 5s. B. Phillips, 5s. Brooks, 5s. Rev. Jenkyn, "Salem," 5s. Mr H. Jones, 2s. 6d. Mrs Price, 2s. 6d.; Messrs J. Thomas,, 2s. 6d. Weston, 2s. 6d. Sutton, 2s. 6d. Mrs Watkins, 2s. 6d. Messrs D. M. Williams, 2s. 6d. G. R. 'Thomas, 2s. 6d. Mrs Hughes, "Hill- side," 2s. 6d. Messrs J. Pugh, 2s. P. Llewellyn, 2s. ;Mrs Lloyd, 2s. Miss Jones, 2s. Mr Jones, 2s. Mrs Lavington, 2s. Mr Piper, 2s. Mrs Williams, 2s.; Mr under, 13s. Pont Rhondda School, per Mr under, 13s. Pon. Rhondda School, per Mr S. Davies, headmaster, L2 2s. 9!d. DISTRICT No. 3. Per Mrs W. Lawrence and Mrs J. W. Jones :—Alderman R. Lewis, J.P., C5 5s. C.C. D. W. Davies, £ 5 15s. Messrs W. Lawrence, L.2 2s. D. W. Richards, Ll is. James Morgan, El Is. Ebenezer Chapel collection, jE2 7s. 8d.; D.C. D. Williams, £1 Is.; Rev. J. D. James, vicar, jEl. Messrs F. W. Evans, 10s. 6d. Tom Evans, manager, 10s.; D. Thomas, 10s. 6d.; Geo. Davies, 10s. J. Kinstley, jeweller, lis. 6d. Mrs G. Rosser, 10s. Mrs Catherine Davies, 10s. 6d. Mr and Mrs Griffiths, 5s. Messrs Kinsey and Shears, 5s. Messrs J. Gale, 5s. W. Davies, 5s. Ll. E. 5s. Thomas Rhys, 5s. Robert Morgan, 5s. Lewis Jenkins, 5s. W. Davies, 5s. D. Davies, 5s.; Thomas Evans, 5s.; Rev. E. Richards, 5s. Mrs Morgan, 2s. 6d. Mrs S. A. Jones, 2s. 6d. Messrs David Lloyd, 2s. 6d. B. Evans, 2s. 6d. J. Lloyd, 2s. 6d. Rev. M. H. Ellis, 2s. 6d. Messrs M. R. Heycock, 2s. 6d. J. J. Thomas, 2s. 6d. Mrs M. A. Rees, 2s. Messrs J. Davies, 2s.: M. Evans, 2s. Sam Jones, 2s. Jo!.11 Lewis, 2s.; S. Protheroe, 2s. A.M.S. 2s. P. Freedman, 2s.; Hugh Williams, 2s.; M. A. Williams, 2s.; D. R. Davies, 2s. Moses Rees, 2s. J. Metford, 2s. Eva.] Richards, 2s.; Richard John, 2s.; D. M. Williams, 2s.; D. P. Jones and Son, 2s.; T. H. Gri- ffiths, 2s.; D. J. Jones 2s.; small sums of Is. and under, £ 1 16s.; Tonypandy School, per Mr J. W. Jones, Ll. DISTRICT No. 4, PENYGRAIG. Per Mrs Dr. E. N. Davies —Dr. Evan N. Davies, jE5 6s.; Messrs Charles Bros., £ 2 2s.; Mr Creed, £1 is Mrs Rees But- cher's Arms, 10s. 6d.; Mrs Evans, Tuber- ville, 10s. 6d. Mrs Lawrence, Penrhiwfer, 10s. 6d.; Mr D. E. Morris (baker), 5s.; Miss Amy Morgan, Gethin Hotel, 5s.; Mrs Thomas, Graigddu, 5s.; Messrs M. Gibbon, White Rock, 5s.; J. Davies, Tynyoymmer, 2s. M. Lewis, Colliers' Arms, Is. 6d. D. W. Davies, Black Diamond, 5s.; small sums of Is. and under, 9s. CLYDACH VALE POST OFFICE. Per Mr Griffiths, Post Office, Clydach Vale:—Messrs Isaac Griffiths,, Post Office, 10s. 6d.; Richards, Cardiff, Is.; Tuckey, Bristol, Is. Williams, Merthyr Tydfil, Is. J. T. Jones, draper, Is.; S. J. Samuel, Post Office, Clydach Vale, Is.; Wm. Geo. Twist, Clydach Vale, Is.; Miss Phcebe Roberts, Clydach Vale, Is. Mrs Phillips, contractor, 1* Rev. T. E. Davies, Is.; Messrs J. Richards, postman, Is.; Wm. Morgan, Is. W. Evans, draper, Is.; R. S Griffiths, architect, X:2 2s. C. H. Palmer, postman, Is.; H.J.S., 6d.; Frank James, butcher, ls.;?W. M. Powell, Is.; B. M. Evans, Is. Miss B. Davies, 6d.; Mrs Bowen, 37, High Street, Is. Miss Dobin- son, 37, High Street, Is.; Miss Bainbridge, High Street, Is.; Miss Mason, teacher, Is.; Mr Jno. Wm. Evans, 2s. 6d.; Rev. Thomas Williams, Soar, Is.; Messrs J. Edwards, 6d.; T. C. Davies, bookseller, Is. J. B. Edwards and Co., is. John Evans and Sons, 2s.; Miss Deere, 100, Wern Terrace; Is.; P. and J., Warwick, Is Thos, Raymond, butcher, 6d. Price Jones, butcher, 6d. Mrs Jones, 59, Wern errace, (id. E. Lovell, Is.; Edward Lewis, 102, Maria, Street, Is.; David Edwards, 91, Court Street, Is.; Mrs Jones, 60, Clydach Road, 2s. Mrs Davies, draper, 2s.; Messrs R. Heard Is. D. Jones, 2s.; Mrs Lewis, 21, Wern Terrace, Is.; Richard Acreman, Wern Terrace, Is.; William Wil- liams, Is.; Messrs Thomas, Clyne Cottage, Is. Evan Davies, carpenter, 6d. Evan Jones, 39, Wern Terrace, 6d.; Wm. Owen, Cambrian House, Is.; Dd. Harris, Is.; P. A., Is. H.E.P., Is.; Jno. S. Lloyd, Is.: total, £ 5 5s. TOTALS. Clydach Vale £27 2s gd. Clydach Vale P.O. JB5 5s. Od. Llwynypia; £26 9s. lid. Tonypandy £31 14s. 8d. Penygraig jEll 17s. Od. Total £ 102 8s. 61d.

Competitive Meeting j»t Clydach Vale. A competitive meeting was held at Cal- faria on Monday evening. Despite the cold weather, there was a very good audience present. Mr John Davies, conducted the proceedings, whilst Messrs James Morris and T. Protheroe acted as musical and liter- ary adjudicators respectively. The results of the competitions were as follows:- quartette, "Wyddrug," Mr Thomas Wood and party soprano solo, "Myfi sy'n magu r baban," Miss Rebecca Hopkins; alto solo, "Paid a'm gadael i," prize divided between Miss Maggie Phillips and Master Gordon Thomas; violin solo, "Llwyn on," this prize was also divided between Messrs Robert Martin and Wm. Pugh; bass solo, Boed Ysbryd ein caniadau, Mr Evan Pugh 5 mouth-organ solo, "Sandon/ Mr Gordon Thomas; recitation, prize divided between Messrs G. Thomas and W. Morgan. Miss M. A. Davies won the prize for the best story-

Porth County School Governors. The Rev. W. Morris, F.R.G.S., presided over the meeting of the Porth County School Governors on Friday, when there were present: —Mrs E. N. Davies, Miss Gwen Thomas, Rev. J. W. James, Alder- man W. H. Matthias, Dr. T. H. Morris, Dr. W. E. Thomas and Councillor J. R. Evans, with the clerk, Mr W. T. Davies. Dr. W. E. Thomas said one of the Gover- nors had signed the Central Board's re- quisition. He could not understand that any Governor would do it. If he (Dr. Thomas) had done it he would have acted dishonourably, and if that Governor had signed the requisition without being decei- ved in some way, he had acted in a way which he did not consider honourable. He thought that Governor ought to explain if he was present. The Chairman: He is not present, his name was mentioned that night. He was not here the night the chief inspector at- tended. Dr. Thomas: I have the utmost respect for the integrity of the Governors, but I don't think one of them would sign the requisition without being in some way mis- led. I may call attention to it again when the Governor is present. A letter was read from Mr Tuberville stating that he had appointed Mr Packer as a-^overnor for a period of five years. The headmaster submitted his report for the year, and in his monthly report he stated that he had, after consulting the chairman, appointed Miss Rose George as locum tenens to Mr George. The school would not be complete without a gymnas- to build a physical laboratory and gym- nasium. Dr. Thomas asked the Chairman if he had not contravened the regulations 01 thr Centrar Board (laughter). It wis decided to apply to the County Cotraoil f(r money to build a physical labatory and gYllln.I:'l:m The next items on the agenda were "to consider the advisability of advertising the post of headmaster," and "to consider the question re dismissal of headmaster, raised by the chief inspector, and the advisability of rescinding the resolution." Before these were dealt with, the chair- man said he thought it would be best, for the representatives of the press to retire. Dr. Thomas did not see why the matter should not be discussed in public. He was not ashamed of anything. He had every respect for Mr Owen (the chief inspector), but he was only human, and it was not human not to be biassed in favour of the ones who employed him. When he knew he had two employers in that district, he was bound to be biassed in their favour. The Cftairman: The question is whether we shall discuss the points raised by Mr Owen publicly or privately. Dr. Thomas: I would rather have it public. Rev. J. D. James: What is gained by discussing it privately? The Chairman: Nothing whatever, ex- cept that we will be in harmony with what he said. Dr. Thomas said that if the version of Mr Owen was correct, he certainly was. going to resign as soon as an opportunity came. If there was a point of honour involved be- tween the Governors and Mr Owen, he was quite willing to have the meeting private. The reporters were then asked to retire, and after the meeting it was stated that the Governors had considered the matter, but had failed to come to any decision. Results for the Year ending July 31st, 1899. Central- Board Senior Certificate, nine passed as follows —Alice Agnes Cule (quali- fied for Welsh matriculation), David Davies (distinction in Latin), Thomas Ll. Evans, Edith M. Hoyle, Maud M. Lloyd (distinc- tions in Latin, French, Chemistry, Elemen- tary Science), John Gwynne Owen (distinc- tions in and Latin and Chemistry), Wm. Thomas Parry (distinctions in Momentary Science and Chemistry), Bessis Powell (dis- tinction in Chemistry), Herbert S. Ware. Junior Certificate, 12 passed: -Titus Davies, Baddie Griffiths, Beatrice Jones, Richard J. Jones, David Morgan, David Morris, Thos. J. Old, John H. A. Perry, Evan T. Pritchard, Evan J. Rowlands, David Thomas, Wm. Booth Williams." The above gained 20 distinctions. London Matriculation —John Gwynne Owen and Maude M. Lloyd. Welsh Matriculation: David Davies (first class) and Edith M. Hoyle passed in 4 subjects. Three others of the Senior Certificate passes, qualified for Welsh Mat- riculation. Preliminary Pharmaceutical: —Emelyn Rees, Edward G. Jones, and Evan T. Prit- chard. DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART. Mathematics, 23 passed first c ass Titus Davies, John G. Owen, Katie Nicho- las, Hannah Davies, John Kane, David Thomas, Wm. Booth Williams. Second class -Evan J. Rowlands, Jane James, Lala Richards, Annie Ellis, Blod- wen Davies, Wm. T. Parry, Lucy H. Ro- berts, Thos. J. Davies, Ernest Treasure, David Morgan, Olivia Thomas, Edith M. Hoyle, Thomas L. Old, Evan T. Pritchard, Mary Williams. Theoretical Chemistry, 23 passed; first class —William Jones, Evan T. Pritchard, Wm. Booth Williams, David H. Morris, David Morgan, David Thomas, Herbert Ware, David Davies, Edith M. Hoyle, Second class:—Beatrice Jones, Jane James, Bessie Powell, Raddie Griffiths, Lala Richards, Mary Williams, Lucy H. Roberts, Richard J. Jones, Thomas L. Old, John H. A. Perry, Titus Davies, Sydney Jones, Evan J. Rowlands. Practical Inorganic Chemistry, 26 pas- sed; first Class:—Tom H. Fenwick, Titus Davies, David Morgan, Evan J. Rowlands. Hannah Davies, Gwilym Williams, Riehar J. Jones, William Jones. Second class: -Mary, G. John, Jossie M. IJowcllyn, Mery Williams, Katie Nicholas, Bessie Powell, David H. Morris, Ellen J olios' Blodwen Davies, Edith M Bo;)i Thts. L. Old, S. H. Jones, J. H. A. Perry, Raddie Griffiths, Annie Ellis. In Freehand Drawing, 20 passed. Total Science and Art passes—92. Queen's Scholarship, 3 passed. Technical Scholarship, value L30 per annum for three years:—Jno. Kane, one exhibition-of JEll. Summary of Successos from 1896 to 1899. London Matriculation, 4 passed. Welsh Matriculation, 3 passed in first class, 3 qualified by passing the Senior Certificate, and one passed in four out of five subjects. Queen's Scholarship, 4 passed. Exhibitions and Scholarships, 3 Techni- cal Scholarships of the annual value of £ 50, t40, and 930 respectively; 3 County Ex- hibitions of the annual value of 230 each. Pupils from this school now enjoy scholar- ships and exhibitions at the University Colleges of £ 220. -+- _m_

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