... MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1874. ~Ie Great as are the virtues of the Cardiff r us RPadicals, it is evident that they are only 1' LA human after all. Not even the consciousness t er that they are supporting a cause which, if a ho we are to believe thr gentleuen -who preach - Radicalism froml. the pulpits of Dissenting .. chapels, is the special object of Providential r, care, enables thenm to ...

... I M OINM OUrTaIT B IOROULGH 'EECTi ON AiP. CORDES' CGANDJDATU RE1 MASS MEETITG AT NEWVORT.i On ESdturday afteson1, a little after fouro?elook, I Cr. Cordes addresse a meetilg in the Catl E M~arket, anud net .withi a, W:ulI receptiodl. Thico o waggons were placed on the east side of the market for ?? accommroodation of the spealcerms. Mr. Alder i s man Monmfray presided,; a.nd amongst those pro ...

... | MR. NEVILL AhND THE ELECTOIlS OF CARMARTIIEN AND LLANELLY.` The progress of Mr. NsYVIIL's Candidaturoi isn every way satisfactory to, his, friends. ; Every day it becoines ,1ore manifest tthat theo ?? of the boroughs are thoroughly tirod' of that pernicious Radicalism which. soeks to ignore the Bible, secularise education, root up religion, and hand the Goverfment of i the couxntry over .to ...

... Gf:LEACWORGANSIIRE E idL E3CT IONX.k CONSERVATIV E DEMONSTRATION AT SWANSEA. __ ?? ADDPESS BY SIR IYOR I GUEST. On. S itur(lay th ole was a largo and inllnential u meetin g h eld at the Town-hall, Swansoa, on which * ocearioll Sir Ivor Guest addressed the electors Land o non electors of this county. I MIr. Tuos. Pmailcr, of K lvrough, introduced 1) Sir Ivor to the m neeting as a gentleman who ...

... THE IREPPLESENTATION 01F THE t PEMBRtOKE BOILOUCHS. a . a Notwithstanding the oppofition of Mr. E. tl J. REED, and the efforts of his handful of a admirers in this district, we incline to the a belief that Mr. M'ayIKtic will be. returned by a good majority. The ?? of the C late Chief Naval Constructor is of a most , C ambiguous character, and the position which he occupies is so equivocal as ...

... I [Il TP i 1 II .Mfl. ul ?? -ii I - Di:LA tl: ATION OF THE Pi'.ESIl:EN OF 14. A T'L LI Ci TION LEAG ULE. ThI l t lU Eon, J olbll 23 i ht addressed a crowded Il i J ?? Ctillg Os hi u s. iiuornts iln the Town.hall, Bi- lin' ?? l't .Luno0 tlhak ftt.JAS e ionl. f.I, I H i ' ,who (at fir Li Ioko I I 1, c some chuA l t, gixrdually alrao li.i 1 p, anud coac.lhid his spechll vwihv grefater Nl. power ...

... THEit GE-1i'RAL ELECTIONS MERTHYR.. me arhe nomiination day nassed off at this borough: thi oln Spatutday, comparatively quiet, when we remeni- spc k)r the Merry scenies of formver days. The formal col proceedinigs, imp-osed by t&e Ballot Act, were eon- tbi diueled, at the Vestry-rolom, Globeland, where the: of functioin iy 'appointed, t o receive 'and declare the ri, nominiation ...

... A ? .? f\ ?I At r ?? wrR. I.D,3rO N BI AUI( ?? ADDR[EPYSS. UT to I Y tfte vo ?? AIt r. Di~nIC 1i ilkdreccse R a I rw'? ,, t I / ?? Ii ITg 1: (c !o .t ;3'cit at tile Cmr III 1'c''tccgjjoe, A ?? y. 'imc ?? hi. gull.Aeinan k hail ?? ?? %VAh 0io favrmas acid othevS i frveqpi-,enk, ?? Aylk!3hury markcet, at the ordinary in Xpr.vieil by ?? Ltulltrci o thl tvieorge uii, and PC atV in sh~hmivi~i ai: . ...

... MB. GLADSTOEAT W- O I--- MIR. GLADSTONE AT WYOOLW\:IC(H. 1~~~ _ -, . 1.AA - Dix.. Gladstone addressed z crowded meeting at Woolwich on Sa'turday afternoon. Referring to g the question affecting his seat, he said, first, Lt there was no such thing as a writ of paing e and penalties ; secondly, tlhe notice which w uas served was three months, not three dayir n before the dissolution; thirdly, ...

... :O;eftt 'u :tal TUESDAYr, EBBSUABY 3,~ 1874. ; Am6ngst the elections Which took place yesterday Were those of Brecon and Glouces- ter7 - For'-the formid boiough Mr. GWYNNE .HOLFORD, th e Conservative candidate, was re-elected by a majority of twenty-one. 'At Gloucester Mr. WAIT, the Conservative, was placed at the head of the poll, the Li- beral candidate, Mr. MONK, coming second. For ...

... We are indebted to Mr. Daniel Owen, bf Ash' goal ail, for the following report of the rainfall, as're- 'all gisterled by fini durilng the past month January 1.08 3 January 17 . '6 Ti ?? 86, ,, 18 . '59. higl ?? 3o3 , 19 . 811 eve! 4 - 24 ,, 20. 103 sodl 8. , 77 s, 2102 E: 9 . ?? ,, 22 ?? L. 10 ?? ?? ..03 ThEl 11 . :T 4.. .. 35 A; ,, 14 06I ,, 27 I .2 ?? 1, . 07 24 6062 Ruin fell on 24 days ...

... BRECON EI)ECTION. ?? ?? - T A ,~~81 u MY RET'URN OF THE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROMi0 oit (OWN REPORTHnn) - BBl.ECOIN, MONDAY ArrmNOOi. -; . To an uninitiated English,man, -whose mind the c di;S 1!oy of True Blue h0al alwaya been asociated V with (Jonservative politics, party. colours in Brecoa aic soniewhat puzding. When I stepped on tle platform of the Railway station ...