... )n Lut 10 kd hs h. h. ad os o0 Lickiervwantonly with the renainw-hich'M-r. liutzen fulfils his ?? ffidotlene; but notwith, sianding all this, for a oresiding ma~gistrate to announce: from the benchi, and thaj with th6 rauthority of a atipondiary zualietrate that there W, no otber place wherein. people may get dreak but the public house Is, in mvy opinion! I regret 'the prevalence'of ruknesas ...

... SIR WILFRID LAWSON ON THE TRAFFIC. ^eejz Sir Wilfrid Lawson, speaking at Bristol on eo rj night, made some reference to Mr Cross's new A'tlfP licensing of public h .ose, and said that never hefd*^ BO shamefully treat'd b>- his pa ...

... CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. A correspondent informs the Scotsman that the appoint- ment of Clerk of the House of Commons will become vacant befoie the re assembling of ramame^ consequent upon the retirement of Sir Thomas Ers one lIflY from the office h has held since 1871. Sir Thomas lias tilled various ollicial posts in ihe service of the House *ui foity-throi!years, and lik loss will be ...

... ,DISTRICT 11TEL'IJGNG CARDIFF. Wi a ?oro MILD141sO OF~ TiM SRUAHON.-Mr. WmPorter,a luel mac hot gardeorter of Whitchurah, brought in asplei-, krgo Wedneeday. of oNoRxL0TwN To JOue.-~Ah the borough 'poltao. court on Wednesday (before Mr. It, 0. Jones, te I Adermen Evans, Sad Mr. Bushell). Thomas Lovils t n wag sent to gaol for six weeks, .with hard labour,. *for neglecting to' o In tho ship ...

... CARDIFF INFIRMARY. A special general meeting of the governors of this ex- cellent institution was held in the Crown Couit of the Town-ball yesterday, the Lord Bishop of Llandaff in the chair. There were present,: Mr W. D. Hushell (trea- surer), Mr U. O. Jones, Air J. Morgan, Mr J. Idatchelor, f'-r ^■ Stephens, Mr iiees Jones, Mr S. D. Jenkins, Mr W. J. Gaskell, Mr D. Matthias, Mr G. Robinson, ...

... THE SOU'M^T AFF()}^DABLLLE IRON TRAHE. %d^LYgRHAMPTOy' Wednesday. — Wales, Cleveland, ••W a'^ C()mpeted for orders to-day. Welsh bard jr*8 15s per t in, 15s under the lowest quotations in 8oitKl8trict levelar,d plates were bought equally under taJ* Staffordshire prices. Belgium common hars £ 8 delivered in London, where they competed J'y for certain shipping orders. Barrow forge pifc'8, (V.DR ...

... A profound gonsation was ereated in Bristol yesterday morning on it being stated that Mr Daniel Burgee, the town clerk, had expired suddenly ou the previous night at hi* residence in Canynge-road, Clifton. When he was at the council house on Tuesday he appearedjbetter oven than usual, and he administered the oaths to the newly- elected mayor, Mr C. J. Thomas, and afterwards, in com- pauy with ...

... FROM Oft LONDON OORBBaPONDBNTj LONDON, WEDNBSDAY ERSVORA. Ministers are keeping their own secrets. They are fulfilling an agreeable function, that of being, generally courteous without committing them- saivea. They receive a deputation, headed by Lord filcho, far cheating a single municipality for Lon- j don, and are moat kindly. They receive one on the other side, and, am still most kindly. ...

... The toe intimate relations of one of the popular preachers of Liverpool with a young lady member of his congregation, and his own domestic incompatibilities, have been the subject of general conversation for the last few days. If the facts bo as reported, no doubt the nid of the bishop of the diocese will he sought, nnd then the scandal which is in ci-e,yboi-I will be either confirmed or ...

... The screw 8tf> RESCUE AT SEA. «p on her outwa^er^ece> °f the National Line, ]»icked t\vo men, who liad dV ...

... TI]IE PIOPO8El) NEW INFII'MlARY AT CARDIFF. A ct-li ml ?? VIIaIl IN'it'' ig of the, governors of 'R I I- tlO ?? nl I inntbuthltit Infirinisry jI ci ili iy'Ti',1 )IONIt oil Wednesday, in thle -v o i .i VaT diff. Icr the epua~nt ofethrng r tc lm~le~i by tim (I icqrtis of flute for the sale t I, tr erie-a of litl d il it sito for a new Intirmuary, a' t5 t, if t 1~1Ce-veil, of aj'~eptiiig the ...

... The subject to be considered by the Cardiff Town Council this morning will be vastly more important in its issues to the town of Cardiff than any question which has been discussed in the council chamber for some years. A large exten- sion of Borough boundaries the widening of the are& of municipal authority a better adjustment and equalisation, and most probably & reduction in local ratoes the ...