The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1884-07-12 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

REGIMENTAL ORDERS._ __ _  - .Bth. Swansea y 1884. I.—There will be Recruits Drill at the Drill Hall at 7.30 p.m. every evening (exoept Saturdays), until further orders _  7::Zii;;;; ;Zifitg to become members of the Corps are requested to attend at the Drill HAIL and apply to the Wittier on duty, betwee'n 7.36 and 8.30 p.m. the No. 3. 3.—The Corps will parade every Monday for battalion drill, at 7,30 p.m, in undress uniform. Band to attend. Members are earnestly requested to be punctual. 4. —Details of Duties for the ensuing week— From Monday. 7th July, tin Friday, July Ilth : Offioer for Ditty. Lieut. F. J. Carlyle; in Waiting, Lieut. D. W. Evans; Sergeant for Duty, Sergeant Henry Robinson; in Waiting, Sergeant George Harwich= ; Corporal for Duty, Corporal George Pritchard; in Waiting, Corpora/ Fred Coode ; Bugler for Duty, F. E. Y. Bond; in Waiting. J. S. Marks. 6.—Chiel tiring will commune. OR Penygraig Range on Saturday, 3rd May. For further particulars see notice boards. 6. —The regiment will parade in undress uniform at Read Quarters at 3.30 'rm. on Saturday, 19th July, and will much to Rutland. street station, Mumbles Railway, and will proceed by train to Biwa Pill Road for • Double Battalion Drill. Each man will be served out with 40round of blank ammunition. Refreshments will be provided on the field. The band will attend. The Commanding Officer particularly requests that every member will attend this parade. 'By Order), F. 8 L FENNO, Capt. and Adjutant.  John Hurst of Leeds, has been murdered in Texan. He went there in March last.  The bodies of Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Baker, who were drowned at Penarth some days ago were reoevensd on Saturday. On Saturday, the annual demonstration of the Durham miners took place and a resolution calling upon the House of Lords to pass the Franchise Bill was unanimously carried.  At Blyth Bridge, Staffordshire, on Thursday, two harvestmen quafrelled while haymaking, and one struck the other with his scythe, cutting into the spine and through the ribs into the left shoulder-blade, finally penetrating the left lung. The wound is eleven inches in length, and the injured mania not expecteo to recover.  TRIIDTELL'EI Mic.oAND Brerza Nox-IrroxtCATING Puns HEW Baas, for the summer end winter.—This compound is highly recommended by a great number of the. Blue Ribbon and Good Temp Mrs on account of its supenor quality above all others for purifying and strengthening the system ever brought before the public. By the same thousands have been rescued from drunkenness. Sold by most Chemists and Grocers. Sixp•mce per packet, by Pest Bight Stamps. It recommends imelf. Prepared by W. Trimitelf Medical Botanist. Moira terrace, Cardiff. NB—. Grocers and Chemists who have not got it will do well to apply for a Semple Packet, with Show Cards, as they will find a mors sale for it than for any Other preparation in the market I)sv Marvellously are the Deadly Diseases-Drolniy, Wind, Asthma, Palpitation of Heart. Scantiness of Water, Swellings, dm. cured when taking Hughes' Patent Dropsy Pills. We advise all sufferers to give them is trial. Sold , everywhere at it. IA., 2s. 9d., and 4s. Oil.