... -I LA K E I.MET'ROPOLITAN -NOTES. AciVrIrTY IS CnuRen ANn DssENT. , The idea of providing a service for the many Welsh Church men in the Metropolis s (says our London correspondent) was rendered possible by the kindness of the authorities, clerical and lay, of the fashionable church of e All Saints, Margaret-street, who at once con- Y sented to divert one of their many services r to the use ...

... 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 ...

... AR 'PITHE CABDIFF MAGISTRACY ABOVE GIVING A REASON? * There is, says the old proverb, a reason for il everything, and therm ought to be, conse- t: quently, a reason for tbe persistence with 1 which the Cardiff magistrates refuse to grant a Mr. HARRY DAY, the proprietor of the p , Grand AMusie-bhall, a dramatio licence, b Mr. DAY, it should be explained, is the pro- ti prietor of about as ...

... DEGREE DAY AT LAMPETER, 3' a Among the manr amiable traits In the chartcter ' of Professor Jayne which secured him the whole- sherted allegiance of his'scolars ?? Yof St. David's College, and which, now that his .e connection with the College has been severed, per- a petuato grateful reminiscences of his rule, not one .B brought him more closely into sympathy with his n Welsh pupils than his ...

... THIRD EDITIONi I M _. -- . - _ 1VF, SERS; MAIL Ornici, tI30 LE. FOREIG-N IINTELLIGENCE. GERMAINY AND FRA-NCE, i CENTEM, NEWS T.-LEGRAM3.] BERL IN, THURS DAY, The ?? Ges-eten Gaultee states tb-at from Weptember 22 until Novembe!r 17 thirteen French ,~nli~iary offiers were- expelled from Germany antler suspicion of their being employed as spies. MITCHELL SURGICALLY T.R EA-TED. PHLLADELILIIA, ...

... - ?? 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. ...

... Y CYMMRODORI The concluding part of Volume Vilt, oaf thle ?? journal has at ]last been isssued, andL contaains tlings ;bothinew and old. Of the latter t 1Y kind may be Imentioned thle report of the Society a Iel for the year 1885, which, as it is accompanied by that for 1888, mnight very wvell have been omitted. 'nFirbert as at whole, hase present part is a vast 0 its C noimprovement upon ...

... GLAMOj1GANSHIR E'TO1'NITE RTH SUE . . A - - andr - - _ I A few days ago ive ventured the opinion that Welshl farmers, shopkeepert, and labourers are not ruch fools as to be niiedd by thevertiaoular press. Oar prediction has been amply verified, as far as the county of Gliaulorsan is concerned. There ?? candidates rejected whom wve should like to bave seen returned-tbe defeat at Llwynypi: of ...

... AYTRVZT IEWS. ,en F HnOS CARUIF F. ?? hiabit&tica w.ill hold m short meeting at the club, Sua-street, this (Weadneady) evening at eight. o'clock. Membersm are urgently requested ?? De SCeaVZoNrnK DsrarsasarUN.-C T-I ues-da-y after- lynoon thle Mayor: (Aldermma. Jatcob,). as chair- man of the Health Colntnlttoe, and Alderman Lewis, as chairman of thle Public WorksI Committee, togetheur with ...

... THE NAVAL MrANCEUVRES. I i OBAN SURPRISED AND TAKENT. net BOMBARDMENT OF QILEENOCK. MERCANTILE STEAMERS CAPTURED. The Oban correspondent of the 1Centratl NewsI the telegaraphs ?? Calypso, belonging to the blockadting squadron at present engaged inLoughC 1D3 Swilly,made a midnight ?? iponO ban on Friday the night, and succeeded tn capturing thle town. a of party of marines and bluejacket~s, ...