... ?? ?? (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 ...

... 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 ...

... .. ?? - - - - mg In- bMODERN MIRACLES. ig the a lady Xo TlE EDITOR OF THE WSTMW7 MAIL, above SrB,-The above subject has been making some o had stir lately In Wales, and the pretensions ef the sect reined who claim to have been the objects of such Divine 9liged interposition must have caused not a little morri. saving nent to the readers of the Western Mail, But Wery- judging from a ...

... TECW NIAI1L Bi1DUCA TION FOP, WOdrjTy TO THE PEDITOB OF' TR IIO vrsTEraN Mrim, SIB,-A good derl has bren written lately abo(t the want of work far waomen, The rcal reinemy for the evil is to geek work in now fields, sO long, these directions Involve nothing unfeminine, bit thcse vho fieek the wori must be competent to a, it, As I have tried a ?? fui efleriment in thia nmatter, perhaps I jhali ...

... I A ?? , PAI1LFUL DlSOLO.SUR1ES, An inquest was held at the Feathers Hotel on Wednesday evening, before Mr. Carter, the distriot P coroner, touching the death of George Burbrldge, alse aliuas Bevol, who died under painful olreamstanonod N The wife of deceased, a young woman, Who Op. Brei peared to disregard her position, gave evidence that Q her deceased husband was a fitter, whohad forrome ...

... 'NEWPORT SOHOOL BOARD. .- . - .. . I I Tbo monthly meeting of thie board was held at *c Tlwrvhall yesterday, lMr. W. Chriatophers in ibe cbair. Thoero wero also preaent --Mr. F. J. iatebiell, 'lr. 0hadles Lowia, hMr. it. N. 0sbarne, )1i. 1,t Vaughan, Mlr. Daniel Vaughan, wita Jlr. Cs oc go Bstcl:o or, olerik. In opelling the business, Mr. ?? msn- tisae d that tbeir chairman, Mr. S. EIHmfray, ...

... I On Friday Parliament meets for the Session. The Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Commons will return to town to-day from his seat in Sussex. The Premroer will entertain at a full-dress dinner to-morrow (Thursday) the Right Hon. the Speaker, also the mover and seconder of the Address- namely, the Hon. Edward Stanhope and Mr. AleK- ander Whitelaw. The Duke of Richmond will entertain ...

... THE ENDOWED SCHOOLS C0M- , MISSION., The finel report made by Lord Lytteltnn, d4'y&t Canon Rbbinson, and Mr. Roby (the late tinu EidowedW3ehoooComnmiefsioners), wani iesued Di on Saturday. It concludes as follows:- Hen In matters of general pollay, so far as the Acts ioftI of Parliament have allowed us a discretion, we of have maintained, on the whole, the course an indicated in our repoot ...

... , g;z $6f; AV t4f, i d r I ,8A1TVRDAY, FEBl'UABY 20, 1875. The locked-out collierw are now convinced of their inability to effect a mitigation of the I - .I A -- ~1, £- - -AA W^ I, disastrous evils arising from the present un- fortunate condition of anfair3, and it is stated that they would willingly resume work at the reduction. Mr. DALZIra has informnd the colliers that any application for ...

... CARTTWRIGnT-Chwefror 6ed, pried Mr. E. Cartwright, argraphydd, Dowlaie, ar fab, OugoH-ChWO!eror 9ad, yn y Tg Mawr, ger Dinbych, pried R. C. B. Clough, Ysw., ar fab. PEEL-Chwefror 12fed, yn y Gerwyn, ger Gwrecsam, yr Arglwyddes Georginan Peel, ar fereb. PHILLIP3-Chwveiror lOled, pried Dlr. W. Phillips, contractor, BreaRrs-Chwefror 17eg, priod Dlr. Ilobert Roberts, Bryn- aber, Pandy Tudur. ar ...

... NODION 0 GAERGYBI. Rhyfel yr Ashadnee.-Ychydig, ond odid, o Gym- ry a geir yn talu dim sylw i arluniau y gwahanol ranan sydd ya dyfod yn lleoedd hynod ar faes hanesiaethl ya herwydd eu cyssylltiadau ag amryw iol wledydd, ag y man~ auturiaethwyr, rhyfelwyr, ac ereil, yn eu trosglwyddo yn ddarluniau celfydd o daen llygaid y byd. Modd bynag, y mae Mr. Owen Michael. o'r drei hon, wedi meiddio tori ...