... I THE FASMPEROR1 OF GERMANY.| DEPARTURE FROM1 Hl A TFIELD. s ti Tire German Emperor, who, with the Empress, v stay.d on Sunday ni-lht with Lord Salisbury at t tfield, did not rise so early as usual olr a Monday morning. At nine o'clock, accom- t painied by Lord Cranborne, and attended e by severrd equerries, lia Majesty went c for a ride in Hatfield Park. Lord Oranborie con- n duoted tile ...

... - ?? F l WESTrinN MAIL OrPicE. 4.30 A.ht. 0 THRS WORLD'S NEWS. __ (BY SPEiCZLAL CAB3LEGRAlMS 2'HROU21d i)ALZZEL'WS, BEUVE'Il'S, AI) CENTRAL NEIVS AGlNCIES,) t.i P b MR. DM'IINLEY ON THU , 1ELECTlONS. r NTw Yonx, Monday (Dakiel). - r. William ibt'Kinley, the Governor-eleot of Ohio, and author of the famous Tariff Bill, is staying here. Ile said in an interview to- day:- It is one of the most ...

... AGRID IUURAL DEPRESSION IN SOUT Lt u . WALES4 Lye _ . lsd THE SITUATION IN PEM- aoc- BROKESEfIRE. ore !r'i IMPORTANT INTERVIEW ley WITH -LAND. AGENTS AND lie ad, OTHERS. mee ren [FROiM OURe SPECIAL CoimEsPoNDaNT3. ic- 'riENBTy, Tusanky. in Continuing my inquiries into the natisre and ,ht extent of the agrioultural depression alleged to itim exist in Pembroceshire, with more especial refe- tie ...

... 1WALES DAY BY DA.X ing is Mr. Langley, registrar of Cardiff Count.- te, court, is still very ill. id r.lhs licenco of a clergyman to officiate in a IVe nrd irission-room in tire Diocese of Llandaff costa tnt £1. Ies. 6d. ue, It was mentioned yesterday at Aberdare Pollce. court that Mr. North, the etipendinry magistrate, wae confined to lils house at Llandaff through a severe chill. S. The Rev. ...

... 'W (RLSII I-TI 8STo ?? RElCOUDS. ul The long over-due number of Y Cyrn- 930 mrodor for 1890-91, which will be issued to me the members of the (Cynimrodorion Society ia during the present week, will he found one wil of the most valuable and interesting of its shc series, The contents are more varied ha Pro a pro usual, so that those who are interested in sea either Welsh social or literary oth ...

... GOLLIERY BXPLOSION AT BRISTOL. 'TEIN LIVE'S LOST. 5 me - Early on Monday meorninig the neighbourhood of UIP' ,tBedminster was thrown ?? a stats of alasrme and Go0 0 ?? try an explosion at time Malago Sy 8 rit to oe ofitI Vale Colliery. Tire pit is adjacet ?? to e tis neost thickly populated districts of tile city, thi a ard hithierto it has enjoyed a remnaricable freedomn th, from accident. ...

... ,31 1 LO MONI(AN\VU. MJIS RhAESIDENCEf AT OAUWRIDRO ?? of the ?? iutograph letter of lolo ilorgsnwg which we publishied recently, MloriLn soirt us hele fillowiog letter - TO T1H50 IDITOII OF 'rll WiPS'TJRN 3IAIL. SIR,-oI lte inieresting introdutction t0 the still tnore interestinig letter of dooer old loslo Mor gaiwg, rnei irthied by Mr. Daniel Owen, it is statedi lie Ilird of ...

... WA Tif 'l S DAY BY5L DAY0 A yser or two ago Maidame 7attl's hair becamne a Itirit aublrtn. Ar, the Alb~ert-hall oa Saturday ssl ones iitsre wore her own} b'arlr blair. hMr. L'leu Utw^,d ltt thle Aberiman ureetireg O itearribid Mi. Pblilip BErrs as t11s Iriend. In tule Yl ligbt ot what auboepiellttv ljapperirsi, thins waS CellilIelitly Rt ceae ill Wtlich till old oaving, Savo 01 uII| iIO my ...

... DISTRICT FNEWS. SWANSEA. 'lTHe NFws or Tru Du1EAI' which the Swansea football team sustained at, the hands of Oxford, - which was received in the town soon after the match, caused genrni rogret-. At the previous mooting, at Swansea, thle All Whites pulled off an easy victory against tile Dark Bloms, but the difference between playing on the St. Helen's Ground and also tile differeocs between ...

... I I I1 THEGE AL ELECTION 1892.1 L . ir- I3y. she on he .ry on 7er ELE'CTIONS TO DATE. GC G. L. Tota.l Totel CONSTITUENC1BS Yn d Iub, urbrt CONSITIJN~i3, - -t nd ~kd Elected. be EMeeted, I1. I,.U. G, L. P. Aj. I i1 _ _ _ _ _ ?? _ _ - P . A ' e.c~ - - - _ I1- ENGLAND:- COUNTIES__ ?? ?? UNIVERSITIES ?? SOOTLAND:- COUNTIES ?? ?? UNIVERSITIES.- WALES & MON. - COUNTIES ?? BOROUGHS ?? IMELAND:- ...

... i t ANNUAL DINNER, ti Dri The annual dinner of the Cardiff Conservative i working Men's5 Club was ield at tlie club ons Wedl- drt needaycevrening, when about 100 meombers sat of down toa selisrved dinner, prepared by Mr. Th' Richards, mcinager.-Mr. H. Cousins, senior vice- president of thle club, presided, and amnonigst those Mr presentI were :-Dr. Mdoir; Messrs. J. Andrews, sP1 A. W. ...

... RAILWVAY TRAFFIC' PfETl'[N1. .iqn i:-9 q rr~9 II-.. :10 1-'9 1.lrtfri; Imaer A ta&f Vale and Pornartr larbotir .. ?? ?? 12b1 1 3001 C i v ?? .,,4 36017 ?? 23 7 ?? -- h Carnbrian ItaiiT's ?? 3 4? . 307 4 ?? 2O3 ?? -- N PemUrcu, ?? 'teznl 409 . 4. ' . . 4 .. !;reemli acia Uerthivr 1491 ?? - 192 1 Frlgihtoi iand SOUttl ,- 3 .. - Great F2.3trmn . - - .. 9. . .r l ?? - ?? - - .JO 2 Midlana ...