... SIRWILLIAM HARCOURT AT DUNDEE. test ?? REPY TO ME. CHAMBERLAIN ofpan of Sir W'iflimn Harcourt, who has for some days ba been he guest of his colleague, Sir Ilenne Camp - like: bell lannerman, at Belmont Castle, arrived in the bare Duree yesterday morning for the put-pole of ful- part Ceoi fillhli a series of engagements. Spesrini interest, cha, sat at waszaken, in the occasiona owing to the ...

... MR FLETCHER'S ILLNESS, A Relapse. I Mr Edward Fletcher, the leasee of the Theatre Royal, Cardiff, who has been lying ill for the pasb month, had a sudden relapse on Monday. We regret to say that he passed a restImAight, and this morning is no better. ...

... A COUNTY COUNCILLOR KILLED. Dr. Longstaff, of Wandsworth, a member of the London County Council, was thrown from his trap on Clapham Common last evening and killed. Dr. Longstaff was on his way home after attending » committee meeting. Dr. Longstaff, although a physician, never practised. He had been a member of the Council from its foundation. ...

... |WALES DAY BY DAY, d ])r. Coomer Lewis has baptised 2,000 people, and buried 1,500. MIr. Toole in The Best M1an is startlingly like the Rev. Giurnos Jones. Acting upon the advice of Dr. Taylor, his medical adviser, Mr. T. 13. Stephens, official Receiver 6f Cardiff, is taking a brief holiday at PorthcabW]. Dr. Pan Joned says in ?? Celt that it would be quite as reasontble to expect Sata, to ...

... IEASTER, -RITES AN 0lR-, : :0 tV S3 0MONIES.jI I . - * ~ ~~ ~ ?? :r _I t - ; A VENERABLE CUSTOM REVIVED. EASTER3 EGGS AND WHAT ~THEY 0 3 0 :S>IGNIFY. ; - THE PASOHAL PALMS OF ISRAEL. ?? McOvcacRXl1 Otte goleration is apt to titink it is' InUoth wiser thtan ?? gcnerittioi before it. tthe self- rigisteOUS man oilr WDutIUI looter withl pitys. upi)l sill 1wh1o do not understalid Vlt-ings as lie ...

... I, ESTATE OF THE LATE SIR (EC)IWTE ELLIOT. nI ORDER RENEVRBED. Wh t _ ?? tee On Tteday, in the court for the hearing w e of Chancery appeals, Lords Joticen Lindley, C ir A.- L. Smith, and Rigby; had before them an fro 1apeal from an order made by Mr. Justice d e e 14th of May last year upon dci an onginating'sunmoa whichl raieed vuious q questions concerning the esbate of the late o : 'Sir ...

... PUBLIC FASTS IN CARDIFF. What are They? At a meeting of the Cardiff County Council held to-day, the Mayor (Lord Bute) presiding, on the submission of the minutes, Councillor Mildon asked what was meant in the minutes of the Public Markets Committee by days of public fasts, upon which the market should be closed.—The Mayor said he should have under- stood by the expression an occasion which ...

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... 'l'l wwe~.''',i'''i , Cr thli wcoe, has, been thle g;hei'u- illy (If lo est I it 'ii aC1rlronpI I 'u0 , anI v en I t S'eO IIdt ouIly' ill i niportarnce to Ht Ie recent. C hurch Coingress in tilhe bkkCountry's lfoy'al ltown, Th1'le Anlcienit (Itikl (Iof !'orestels maliy be tee kornei the Levijathan I friendly 1oc 1(ic, ioes-sig igs it does N,iui) t!mitS, %loh', tt tllullilwirS, andl, ini thle ...