... 'WELSH DISESTABLISHMKENT. n MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WELSH h is CLERGY. d ANOTHE( tUNFOUNDED RUMOUR. a INTERVIRW WITH A NORTH WALES er :8 INONCONFORMiST MINISTER. ti y If Our Earmouth correspondent ?? L your request I called at the house of the Rev. E. Hughes, rector of Birmoulb, but found that lie I LI was busily engaged in comimittee at a house a mile r, out of the town. On going over to ...

... ITHE LATE LORl WTNNYSON.[' Th AlZRANGFLMENTS FOR VilE to p i?IJN~~l~iAL. and ?? ~throt THE REM~AINS TO BE INTERRED if ~i IN IVESTMIINSTE!R ABBEY. lsl AL --i TBlE VACANT LAUREATESHIP. Tli -- ?? WILL MR. GLADSTONE REMEMBERPrz WALVlS? Vers The spaeial correspondent of the 'Press Asseccia- of hi tion ait Haslonuere, telogra lig an Friday, says:- thasw Dil ` 7Tl IA large number of thre nelighbours ...

... MORIEN ? . ON THE LAST lROCKG STONE:. MEETING.: THE 'MORAL LAW AND THE LAW - OF THE COUNTRY. 'TO THE. EDITOR OF THE WESTEhN1 MAIL.. SIB,-I learn that at the great meeting at the B Rocking Stone on Thiusday; I wal publicly called to come forward and ascend the stone, to :tnta4 by, or to withdraw some observa- tiofns I made in reference. to remarks mado at the former meeting in that place. ...

... LONDiON LU [EIRI.E w - ?? IFIS'I5 OOR li0SiOuN CORVESPONDFNirS.t I; Tultl CoNsr FIroO.N OF rLIE ii C All ideas of re-coistructing the Govern- ulent as regcrl'ds two oi' three o; the depart- uenits have been aibaliiic'lolld, o-nioc row t he Ceallint will imeet ulnchaicdr. OnI 'I'bursda s the Goverinment as a whole will meelt Parlia- h ci-t unchlacige`,1 aritd it. is hoped will so con-t tilile ...

... |MIR. PARNELL IN IRE'LAND-1 ! I - - I_ _ th '1G. her Pa aat kti Mel ti ion Ols M3] ft Mr i, n rim At, iot Aion hort Lnti 'V and to Ott oto ion n of t l tit ius olt brt pof at 91(~ Li Or. it tled ri ltv at ?? aLt. ellt rel ter rto un fin in. dis- il g to to jby 133 ud ng by tia to er to W. ttl tn its 0 ie Ig It es lf'5 Cs ta ,se en of SPEECH AT ATHLONE. IrecsS ASSOCIATIONe TRUttneAot.1 T. ?? ...

... THE SOUTH WALES i COAL WAR. IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE STRIKERS' COMMITTEE. ALL OFFERS OF 20 PER CENT. ADVANCE TO BE ACCEPTED. THE MARCH ON EBBW VALE. 3 A COPLETE FIASCO. PROCESSION HALTS AT MERTHYR. STARTING OF COLLIERIES IN THE PHONDDA. THE BEGINNING OF THE END. 3- The beginning of the end of this un- fortunate coal trouble in South Waler has been more than reached, and affairs are pro- ...

... 1 CO1tR !SSPON DEN CE. WVe cannot publisli Any letter uniuss the writer mend- his RtAL TAME and ADDRXS9, llot iitcossarily for pubti cation, but as a ?? of goodI faith. The Editor cannot undertake to return rejectied Corn mnurlieatlotis under any circuulstances. *4: All oarrespondents naust write on oN0 BiDlE of thb paper only, or their letters will be rejected. N.h.- We do nol ant-wer ...

... UNC ass7 VilsFy AitOI VVAL.,:E'S. ¶1'r~MSOF ?? DRAFTT 3J150USSIOliT IN~ THEI I.-LOUSE, 01 LOMDS. '¶/~~-WAS LAAMPETER NOT AS4sRTIRINIC)S OiF PA--RTISA.N'l-I rP, ILL the House (if Lords onl Tile: dy. The' Bisbop of CHUBTER i m- 'i het iii thle opinionk of thlis Hous1e itR is deagi-ruale thast. tfee asetof liar Miwsty ha Wi; hheld fi-uiu the llraft ehurber of ltho lroposead Ulliversiity of ...

... It USSIAN INFLUENZA I PIDE MIC. THE PRINCESS OF WALES IIPROVLNG. TlE POPE AND EIGHT CARDINALS A'PRACKED. MRST DEAzTH AT CARDIFF. We intimated a couple of donys ago that, although the number of eases of influenza in Cardiff was decreasing, there was greater virulence noticeable in some instance. We now have to report the death of one sufferer from tile complaint-Mr' S'andford, of the Old ...

... TALES WrlT1Il COUNOILLORt CA.Ill A3BOUT THE FItR13OUR~ T1RUSTL. [BY llAvxl'Avtct.JVI ame No. 1. ma 1XtAT13rAV.R: You seem to take a good If deal of interest in this proposed harbour trust. hi WVill you tell me, Mir. Carr, howv it is goingtin to benefit the Cardiff ratepayers ? the Cousec. (JAxic: L am afraid I cannot do iOF that wvithtout going into a long explana- tion. onl 1lDArau'A1vx: ...

... =- WELSH DISESTABLISH- MENT. E ---ic LESSONS OF THE IRISH CHUJRCFH.ea th -IMPORTANT INNTBRVIEW WITH THE de he e0 AARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN. in HIS ADVICE TO WE,1SH CHURCHMEN' tb fal ' ARTICLE VIT. ar t [BY OUR SPECIAL COMMISSiONER.3 sit .s 5WA'l'ETEFOlRD. en 'CTTHE FFECT OF DlSFSTABLISHMENT. Di n On landing at Kingstown, the first person I t ci with whom I conversed on the subject of Po k ...

... THE RHONDDA MINERSV . ASSOCIATION.. ' ty td 7APPOINTMENT OF M1IES INSPEGO TORS. , K . of At t me monthly meeting of this assooietion, mO which took place on Mondaq, it waS decided to t ie hold the annual dernonetrition of miners at l'orth, A Id the date to be hereaftr fiixed.-A resoluton was t in proposed that' in no. ease should- it bbe u- held on *Mabon's .Day, but- this was negatived n by ...