... 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. ...

... 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. ...

... 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 SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THI ' MANCHESTER SHI]P CANAL. | it B LEVYEN MEN (ILLED, A shockiing accident tonic place on Saturday morningl on the Ince Seation of the MIsnicliester Ship Canal Works, an engine and several wagons being precipit ted over an olebalkinent, with terrible results. At about one o'clock in tho ,t morning a train of twenty wagons, laden with a sLone, loft tihe quarry, drawn by ...

... ASYLUM MANAGEM:E IN GTLAMOIRGANSHJIE, SiEVII1E sTIRICITTJRS BY THE 88coI'IMISSIONEiRS. Ire 't NTErrVIEWW1TH DR,, PRINGLE, Oil in the forty-fifth annual report FteCmisJ Ic clio thle Conemi at to sinners in Lunacy to the Lord Chanelo th o-fol le lowing particulars are given with reference to the i -Glanmorgan Asylum at lBridgend: G le ts A visit to this asylum informrs tie thalt Dr. G rI ...

... :IN(TES Fl'ROM OXFOYMDe We are back once more in Oxf6i~d',anad for thle nfext seven Or eight Nveeks you may expect a weeloly budget of these 1Notes V from me, I shall not confine myself entirely res to relating the doings of ?? up here, lie although greater prominence wvill be given to , them, but will also try and give universityr thi news of general inI Lterst to your readers, We bal came ...

... a THE PROPOSED JUNCT'1ION OF V a LILANELLY RAILWVAYS. E Tile proposed junction of the Lianelly nnd (o Mynydd Mawr RTlwny withj ?? of tile Burry Port c scid GwendrAotiL Valley is being very exten- co sively cauvassed in the district. l answer to the t' ?? of the Lianellyitee, who are disposed to t oppose the ?? ion, tile proinoters of tbe Bill Soy th thantso far as tbe shipping trade of ...

... IM1PERIAL PAfA RAMENT. to HOUSE OF LORDS, -MoNDAY, Ig Trim Lord Chancellor took his seat oa the Wool- it at sack at quarter-past, four o'clock. b g. LOCAL BILL, Af T'lb Neatli Horbouce Bill was read a seeoond IS, tintsl, I a FIAISP READING. e Thle County Councils (Qtialification of Women) by lilliwas re ad a first timne. FLASHING SIGNALS.al he Lord SUDELEIYasked when thle return respect- ID 3r ...

... CALVINISTIC METHODISTS . AT ABE, RYSTWITH. | Tile quarterly association of Calvinistic Mt tho- dists resumed its sitting on Wednesday at Aber- yst with. rlue Rev. D. Charies Davies, M.A., Tlrev~tca College, moderator of tile astocistioO, presided, the secretary being the Rev. J. Morgan Jones, Cardiff. 'bhe lirstconference was held in the morning at Shilolh Usapel. TneEVECCA COMMITTEE. The ...