... I - - - Yesterday the montbiv meetina of the St. Helens Town Conncil was hold at the Town Hall In the absence of the Mayor, the Deputy Mayor (AkWmn= M'Bryde) took the ?? Cook proposed the confirmation of the minites of the Gas and Ligbting Commitee, which contained a resolution that Mr. Samuel Clover. aissant manager at the Corporation Gas Works, be apointed manager at a salary of £200 per ...

... PARN1!MLI-TE ,)ExUXNTRA- MTION AT' CARDIFF. . . - j : . . SP: EOL BY- Mg.- ?? LABOU4FIt RtE, IP.P On Friday evening tile Parnelt4. paatty lb Cardiff assembled in force at the Park-hali to lienr an addreat front Mr. Eenity Ubou~iere, M.P. T!he proceedino before the meetil W're ii bamustng as they were incongruous. The hon. gentlaman# ctse draw of the eremiog, iegd been billed to arrive at ...

... DISTRICT NEWS: CARDIFF CcOrCwrT AT vTa8 PaasX-Aar.-A concert Wilg be given at thle Fark-hlied to-night, when Mr. AyI~r, (he newv organist to tlie Par.-alGn peiny, will pltiy several solos. bliss Kat, ?? and Mr. MuegMrOt TuOMli have been engaged as vocalists; and Mr. WV. Richiter (a pupil of the Abb,4 Lies?) wiillplay pianoforte solos. Mr. Aylward bee iunfortunately been prevented from entering ...

... EASTER EXCURSIONS FROM1 CARDIFF. The railwsay companies serving South Wales hve arranged for a number of excursions during the Easter bolidays. We have placed them in tabular form, with Cardiff as the etatiop of depar- ture, though the trains will call at all the princi. psi stations en route, particulars of which can be obtained from the handbills to be had at the respective stations 'lme. ...

... CARDIFF, sv aecial nie ting of this couiicil wilt b bahld t ia) F t ar~l [Lei On Saturday next, ut iglit pn Butsiness% En',ertuatiieilt, &c., on Priiere-li- ay; the Primuriie League Deaionsctzrtoii, April 27, and Ic tlhe reception of tuea Right B)n. Li-rd Ratndiilphi Ciiurt'lii II soi othe r hb-iitiguislied v stints.- UanrYff Habitation, Xe. 362: '1liere lwillI tie a tteeiii4tis t(liutrdvt) ...

... A DUT oF PLAJN-SPEAKING i 9 rlFROM AMERICA. 0 ENGLAND ACTING FAR TOO a LflNIENILY TOWARDS TAIE IWISH. r Air. Gladktorie baving iecently taken to appeal[ to Arneria to suppor [imin iri a policy which ia uttorly discredited at home, it. may be jost as well to inform him end hlis llowe6 en this side of til Atlantic ?? there it a considerable difference of Opinion eien in tlac new world on tile ...

... DISRC E. - C.ARDIFF. SuDtEN DEATH. - Mrs. ;Webb, wife of M - Edward Wobb. of the Great Wiestern Approach, die suddenly on Sunday frolm ]heart disease. Tie * deceased was an old inhabitant of tle town, an, waI touci respected. I'OOTBALLL TounsaxENrT.-This tournament wit u be hield on the Elarlequins' ground, Penarth-road to-day (Tuesday). The entries include teams trors the Newport, Cardiff ...

... MAGIC, MYSTERY, AND MESHERISM. | M. OUBAL'S REJOLNDEI. t ac TO THE EDIrTO OF TUS WMesrErt SaI.L bi Sts,-Dr. Piteron's letter in yeur issue of Pi yesterday bollt pleases and isdtu Inae at the sar5e of time. lt.plet'sees me because it mice muon gives toe thle opportunity of asserting i ?? and upholding w a trutih. It pains me tbcause It forces te ones more to ask 'Dr. Paterson whethuer it under ...

... BASNG A BRA ING I DISLOYALIST AT CARDIF, I M. CLAIM FOR £C50 DAMAGES. kh' A BARRISTER REBUKED FOR FLIPPANCY. Mv- His Honour Judge Owenl on Thursday morning juttreth uis ta h case of A. Bryant, shipliwriglit, Severn- ti;] road, Canton,. r. George Strong, of the Robin b '- Hood Hotel, Severn-road, and James Therne, tab a, miner, of 161, King's-road, Canton. This was an acition in which the ...

... il The Lrondn Gzette of Fridoy night contained the Ca foizowlag *: - followingwar otfiee, Pall Null, 4£r 2n. wI' LIS UAmrALIONt. CiD The RovAl Welsh Fuoillars.-LJeutenant-Celonel and an Colonel Robert F. Willinmson has been appointed to command a batt!ion. Identenant Burton H. bhilips to be captain, to complete establdishoent, in aucmceion to Colonel J. Willaiamcon, retired. re( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...

... UORRESPONDENCE. ith We cannot publish sewv letter unless the writer soadcs ire his REAL NAfl AtWn aboaw,~m not. necessarily far pub.- lleatlsn, butas a Gularailtee of good faith.G I The Rditar cannot undertakeci to return rejctedW aqem- K 2clunielatlone under aoyclrciunstaniesl. 3 Allocarresponadenta muat write ?? onK 11ti1mo th A *-par nl. or their hoters will be rejected. air, VYrwoaix ...

... I ?? ?? T- ' UP | ,r OP POSTTION TO MNE BUrDGET'. 1 'lTbe ridiculous gossips who invent canards for the liberal daily papers are now busy suggesting that the -leaven l1orn financial . genius, Mr. GLADSTONE, is going to make Hhort work to day of Mr. Goscuhr:N's reao- tionary Budget. We wonder when these gentlemen will begin to perceive that Mr. GILADSTONE is completely played out, and that ...