... OUIt L U D~gN LEl T I M. (FleOM OUI OWN 0oaoIMSPONDM4T.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY NIl GHT Irqnlrer In M'ondal' WCeC2fc Maji asmks a icr wtiuoI nS to the origin of Sunday Echools. The LUbjeet i8 of rome Itereat jagt now. There is no dltfbt that GrIffith Jones, of Llanddowror, ox- ecricd great influence in the religious moveinocts f the lstceneniy. and he prepared the way both for toie evrlgelistlo ...

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... Tiobarracks now being ereotoe at Cardiff, In p esence or thoe determination of the WVar Office to constitute that town one of the great military ?? under the now army orgauisatios, are mahling rapid progress, ard although th! completion of the contracteanlhardly ?? before the latter end of 1876, the operations have already been carried to an ortent which sufficoently indlceate, even to the ...

... (IBwA ?? ?? 01RUaPONKDENT1.)' th: C'ARNARVON, SARTURDAY; the The North Wdles QtLerrymon's Union, which hag hant branches in nearly all the slate quarries of the 6515 Pxzincipality, held itrellret annual conference at Pail3 thin toen to (lay, and~bhere wpsa a very numerous the attendance of repros4tatives and others. The ores conference was followed In the evening by a Public ribs meeting. One ...

... TBAVELLER Which Is tho best Railway Guide for South Wales? tc PUBLISHxER: ' The Westernl AIUQI (late Fearse and w Brown'o) Time Tables. tl TRsAvELLIs Why so? fc PUsBLIBSER Because it given'more fully than any other Rllalway Guide the arrival and departure of local trains. TBAvELLHRB But does It give the main Iines to P other parts of E-ng'land 9 PUBMLsHER: Most certainly It does. ...

... ?? ?? (71 r I I II , I I t , .1, J I zN 'I I S ? I b, 1. ?? ?? : 7 . :1 I, (2 \1 hi I. i ;i8s9 0Szvf vtsR v Af. - lil ?? rrca o ir tl~i ;r cal.y tachitd iii ,W ituitizto re- M h I .- 1 010 Pu ar wU araily i ( y oro Is nothing ;! -caii 'to etninitude cos i tt i't, l in this ills i r i'l' ipte ' 1i.* ?? at The in f6euor's o e citY~ -:inco arthehourrs statedl i11 0u1 eretn ...

... twE 1S LE A EJ I- ?? ERENCE AT TILE REFORRI CLUPI. T vE( |IOIN OF LOrZD HIAItTINCGTON, [SPECIAL TlLE SAMI1 LONDON, WEI)NESPAY NIGwHT TIle af orlloon a meeting of the Liberal party la the Hiiusc of Comlmons wvas held Iu the library of the ?? Club, to nominate a successor in the lecderihlp to Mr. Gladstone. The following is a list of the lion. and sight Lou, gentlemen who were 1pireiant:- MesrST ...

... IMPERSAL PATLIAMENT. w an: _{VoV9\.V W V ?? W V V V E A ?? [PInrss A180U'UAT'ION 'ihtlltRAM. 1 HIOUSEa OF LOlRDS.-TUESDAY. Their Lot diilp ?? at five o'clock. YAtllD TRANSFER BIfGL. On the motion that the rl 1uso go into committee crn the luid Titles and Tvratsfer l ll, The l01l1) CHANCKLLOR pointed out that fia would be a tittiog opportunity fur discussing ihv questioui of whether ...

... M Yt FEBRUARY go I8dI IJMOND9AY, FEBRUARY 1, 1875. The reports published elsewhere from our ' distriozt correspondonts show that the South Wales colliers and ironworkers who are this i morning to be looked-out by the masters, exhibit complete indifference with respect to l the course which has been resolved upon; t and their determination to resist is said to l be strong and unflinching. The ...

... TH. TIMES ON THE 8T IKI&IN BOUTH ;WALESI,7 so ;n Feferring to the pending. strik. in Mon. to [n moutbahire and moith Walea,. the London atl Ad Times, in a leading, article in its issae of re Saturday, reviews the situation, and, as it !d did in 1.873, prejudgeste t aoas against re the men. Our conternporarysayas :-A d 1Isrikehowever complicated it may becon a. a- is, in itself simply a ...

... ROYAL ACADEMY BANQUEF. lf Tbe annual banquet of the Boyal Academy took S t place on Saturday. Sir Francis Grant presided, Af and among the guests were the Prince of Wales, the le Duke of Cambridge, Prince Christian, the Diks of pi r, Tec, the Arohbiahops of Canterburyand.York, Lord H - Derby, Lord Salisbury, Lord Shaftesbury, Lord U o Fioughton, Earl Granville. Mr. Disraeli, and bir, ce , ...

... ENGCLISII SERMONS PREACHERS IN WALES IFO. TII-PIUIMITIVE MgTnoDIST. the The -Rev, G. Latmb, General Committee delegate rahl of the lilethe diet Counexioas, presobe-d meqt naigat i-i tbhU Mount Tabor dispel, Spilottands,takitng as his teoxt Clir thelst verse of the 6th chapterof St. Paulin Hfpistle~ to hr the Hebrewa: 'Therefore leaving the principles ?? dair tho doctrine of Ch~riat, lot lee ...