... .VOIRRESPONDENCL. - :- - - - ~ - ' I I I ~ THE BISfOP OS LiA.TD4FF AND THE GBLI4G4ER F$0HOOL ZS0HME.; T O THE t°OR OF Tax M Xa. Sla,-In your, remarks on The GeIligaer scheme which appeared on the 16th, you say- We shave the evidence of the Bishop's own speech dnuring the debate in the i'pper. House to show that his lordship,,at all events, was aware that the trustees, by eafsentifig to: ...

... ACCEPTANCE OF THE 10 PER CENT REDUCTION AT [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDFNT 1 On Saturday afternoon an open air meeting of the colliers otthe Lougnor (LlaneUy) district was held, to consider tne proposed reduction of 10 per cent. The place at meeting was Hcn-pen-Castell field, placed at their disposal by Sir John Stepney. Mr. Halliday was unfortunately prevented from attending by an attack of ...

... FOREIGN TELEGRAMS. &ETJTPiR'S AND CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAMS. THE FRENCH BOURSE. Tuesclay. per cent. Rentcs, YF'50 Five per cents Rentes, 9442. THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN FRANCE VERSAILLES, Tuesday. — '{HC statement that 1q. de Goulard has abandoned his attempt to form A Ministry is untrue. NATT THE MEDITERRANEAN BQLADRON. CAGLUN, Monday.-TLIC English Mediterranean ^Uadron has arrived from Palermo. ...

... LEGAL. -Mr J. P. M. George, who is now under articles of clerkship to Mr William Griffith George, solicitor, of Cardigan, has successfully passed his intermediate exami- tion at the Incorporated Lav Society. ...

... THE DISPUTED PROPERTY IN WATER STREET,-At the County Court, yesterday (Tuesday), before Judge Ter- rell, Phillip Rees, the claimant to the property so long held in dispute in Water-street, and which has been the subject of several law suits, appeared in answer to a judgment summons which had been taJken out by a former tenant of one of the houses (David Griffiths). The amount in dispute was ...

... THE WREXHAM LEAD WORKERS- The surface men at. the Mineral Lead Mints, lisuir have resumed work at the reduction of ceD t. ...

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... THE TIN-PLATE LOCK-OUT IN SOUTH WALES- THE EMPLOYERS' RESOLUTION. [FROM: OUR OWN CORUNPONDENT.] ™, ..SWANSEA, WEDNESDAY. Xii6 masters li&ve, as mtioifttsd in your Llfui^lly corrc- spondent's letter this morning, definitely refused to meet the men. I am now in a position to give you the resolu- tion which they came to, and which has been communi- cated to the men. It is— That the chairman ...

... REFUSAL TO ACCEPT A REDUCTION. BLOWING OUT THE FURNACES. MISCHIEVOUS MIS-STATEMENTS. TREFOREST, TUESDAY. Having received information of a condition of affairs in this place similar to that at present existing at Cyfarthfa, I determined to run down and ascertain personally the exact state of the case. A pleasant ride by the Taff Railway soon brought me to this delightfully situated village, ...

... Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock, rp, MISCELLANEOUS. Jjjvj116 Boundaries of Archdeaconries and Rural Deaneries Solii e Colonial Clergy Bill, the Betting and the Con- j^jJUated Fund (i'12,000,000) Bills passed through com- jttee. The Public Worship Regulation Bill was com- ^™ttpro forma, for the insertion of the amendment pro- to b by the ArchUshop of Canterbury, and was ordered e ...

... LOCAL LAW CASE. In the Vice-Chancellors' Courts, Lincoln's-Inn. before Vice-Chancdlor iSir R. Malins, the case of the Great Vv extern Colliery Company v. Tucker and another was again heard. The matter came before the court on Wed. on the application by the defendants to have the l)ill dismissed for want of prosecution. After hearing counsel for the respective parties (the plaintiffs having ...

... On Friday evening the Duchess de la Rochefoucauld- Bisaccia gave a dance at the French Embassy, at Albert- gate, to meet their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prin- cess of Wales. The Duke of Cambridge, the Due de Nemours, nearly all the members of the diplomatic corps and about 500 of the elite of society were invited to meet the Prince and Princess. Several years have elapsed since the ...