... THIR IIPDBPRbDI N2' UNION POR SOUTH IVAlWO AND THR PAR2Y THA T ENDEA- - 2'OUJRD 2'0 FORM! IT'. h TO TiHES ED5TOR 0' THiE WESTHltN Hirar, e Siit,-Peornit mo to make a few remarks through t your valuablo paper upon the above named subject. O An you are woll awaro yourself, there was a delegate t meeting called for all South Wales and Monmouthl- D Shiro by Mr.' Fred Evans, of Ithymnuoy, which ...

... If Bv a. THE DUTIES OF THE BETTER CLASSES I LO DUBIJYG TEE PB1ESENT DB'EPRES3LED s: CRSILS OF T2ADE. r r TO THE EDITOR or, TrnE AMSaN AIMXL, C Sift,-The flattering and favourable reception if with which my letter was received in your issue of b h last Monday by the intelligent and judicious lead- rJ l ing men of our- town, and the many compliments il 4t I have received on the moderateness, ...

... SANITARY CONDITION _O DARLASTON. The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held on Tuesday evening; Mr. J. Slater presiding. An estimate for a new rate of Is. in the pound was presented and approved, and the Chairman stated that, in reply to a communication, tuo Local Government Board had written stating that the Darlaston Board was not the proper authority to enforce the Dogs Act, which it ...

... ; TtEsfollowingfigures, showingthepositionof theEstablished T Church in Aberdeen, as compared with the periods imme- y, diately preceding and succeeding the Disruiption. are inte- ! resting at the present junottire. They are copied from the al annual returns made to the Town Council of the sent-let- Sf ting in the City Churches:- ; Nvaaber of Sittings Let in 1842. West Church .. ...

... ' ?? I ; ; ?? ?? ?? . ?? ' : ' \ S . I' : {i ?? i - T11B, PERILJJS ?? FLYING. -~ , f . : v i :T: I.,; ! ?? T. ! ,,i Th- I r~iuii1i~ jxj'u wp~ter en21 in, ptiiieet,- sqf~it~y-, a foyt, we *saf^y; of the sunn order, hut flr nqre d ut' ?? p .inckd, ~ t~.4i ~ ,fp;,tS , jl f1, fM~pej' h,7:41 II~ devised o nd y be iiW 3ai4 , ff suppOf.. lvitat aoliout of. E3eiye~hf rnjy bazve ,I, po .bf~hrco ...

... ?? 1[MPFJIA PARLIAMENT, In the House of Lords last night the Paotories! Act was read a second time, sore emall orders were advanoee a stage, -and their ?? adjourned. The fouse of Commons presented a very aBi- tnated awpearance when, at a quarter to 6, the Public brehip Regulation Bill was eall6d on. TheHouiase Itself was more crowded thaou t has been on any occasion since the Sale of ...

... THE AD RAgrzo I has, a toh oa to ftcle Meosle heav an essvarw -eaesctable-trademe.ThhIs apae-ohv enoi opineda *tlsrst din tb ?? kept of check mainly by.the i e of pure teas. e a bardlysiatn lueis l ft om on ?? bakta Whptinec cnomainlyb th e lowtiqg price of Pt~argktyoo. import oct greentcamherarendtinfarllai- donsidelsblIft!' consequence. it is stated, o the, p rptilns of 0 Facing tea after ...

... Y CHWARBTEROLION. Diaiu ned yd ye ynd.ai gfeitiorn ppayu maeddw m- aq yndywyeyd&ai esun lgagelln 0. IenydtiveLeL-dor. n eithiog a ahyfoethog ein eymnlydoion y Saeon iyn ch sefyll yn uwoh o ran gwir allu a thalent na. Chwaiter- yn olion. Yn y rjhaai hy, yr ydys yp ceel cynnyrchion ra mwyaf aeddfed a chnetbedig.ewh lathrawou glluo* a y dysgedicaf -r bob pwngco fewn holl gyich gwybaodath ad ...

... GENEDIGAEITPAU. LOYDl-Gorphenaf 5ed, priod Mr. John Lloyd, 15, Richmond Terrace, Liverpool, ar fab. PeiaaxpLa-M ehejfn °3amn, priod Mr. Isaac Phillips, Mill- wright, Cser, sr ferch. .PRIODASAU. HUoGxsrTONES-Gorphensf 4ydd, yn nghapel y Methodist- iaid CalftnaiddAbergele, gan y Parch. W. Roberts, Mr. John Hughes, Ty'n y neat. & Miss Alizabeth Jones, Stryt uchaf, y ddau o blwyI Abergele. HUGMsE ...

... - M- GXBEENOcYK, .. . id SaBEr BBArr AT, T ?? .the Poice Court ;yesterdy-lbefore Biffile Wilson-a ?? convicted d bhaingrobbed w'vfsitor ?? silver wath on;.the .fternoon of .Thuksday, d he wam aentenced -to 20 4878' zmgrwo~ment ,'be man who was robbed had left laa$ow to tpape some dtdnken--ompamionfl and, ?? a previous debauch, h id la ?? i&ept in as shed.oa hb'We~ t Breaot M'Leodd was ...

... log - . 1 i Ifer Yesterday afternoon, the Canadian team presented to a congratulatory address to Sir Garnet Wolseley, ich who, in ackn owledging the compliment, said he S, to could never forget the gallantry and devotion to duty displayed by the noble band of Canadians whom he had the bonour of leading over hundreds S of miles of wilderness from Ontario to the Red v1 River, in 1860-men worthy ...

... COURiT. - Y.est Tnr Potrc CouaT. - Yesterday, at 1 le Court-Bali. Clark on the bench-no fewer Is than 26 basea, involving tbe culpability of $2 persons, were brought up for triaL Fortuiately, j however, nothing of a very serious character was r. brought out against the accused, and in the n assault cases 'breaches of the pc C, c., the amount. of moey penalties impfd was little * lees than £20. ...