... SECOND 'EDITION-1 - - j 1 WSSn MIL OIOaN 4.0 s.x B£'TERS' TELEGtS.) THE POPE AND ENGLISH cONVE'RTSTO ROMANIS. h - from o0EB, JAIS. 8.-It is stated the Vatican Stew a Bent wriotions to Cardinal Manning Pare repecig the reen seesn of Anglcan &1ezg to the Chuch of Rome. mai Sent GERMANY AND THE FRENCH Gow CITION3. -upo Wrtng from Berlin on Tuesday, the Standard Stan erroesondent says -.The German ...

... NEWPOUIT RIFLE VOLUNTEER CLUBs. -S The third dinner of this club was held on Thursday evening, at the Castle Hotel. Coznmsr. cial-road. Abont 50 membere werepesent. Mr. and Mrs. Dean urovided a good dinner. Colour. sergeant J. A. \Vilisame, president, was clasi. man2 and Colour-aargeant James Anstice, vies president, was in the vice.ohair. The honorary members are-Lieut..Colonel F. 3. Justice, ...

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... ?? i sI . - -is-oAe 4vtit~teu swail, THURSDAY, AKIUABY 16, 189. e-- 3ixty.trwo lives, and not fit-nine, havo been lost by the disastrous explosion at Dinsu Flnfllin, -V ma i A+ O 4 Colliery. It was acertained? yesterday that, 63 men entered the pit on the night of the explosion, only one of whom came out alive. None of the bodies had been recovered up to last night, and it is doubntl whether ...

... Asfiz intwo oetotre.-tD A.wN for I YeB. Ever cat hasar scoat* sad evey dog paints, ?? spi in thhisedis wfrttwo in the iek-r 4t -Beclaus SIR n like a z gamblng den? B' Whlamuiqsal = a . . ?? !S Wild waves wha doya ' Lg attihe A'i seasde nearly-&-pn w'ay. ! . el T wo v. TAT.-It is baul -avilege to kil > . Vinec and tio' prvlg to km 4Uy' - 't Sif ?? t-^y h - a eantest N a &five h~d ?? tred ...

... I Lr ONDON, SATURDAY EVZfrIG. LI There is war in South Mrfia. Cetowayo km , ubtterly rejected the terms offered him by Sir S. Barte Fre He has smeembled hin ighting men and defied us; ed the first work of the New Yea wa1 to advanoe upon hil. It we demnd cf him that he should Submit henceforth wholly i to British authority, and-thin he hs deolned to o, do. He prouised on oertain matter of ...

... Ineeiiav w xU - NOTES ON tE SWANSEA TOWN C OuNCIL The prinipsI f eature of a quist meeting waa a in matterbrought forward by Kr. Aiderman rd kb .in reference to an alleged diminution 'of the am water.rente. It baa been stated RU along from sjn the fist that, notwithstiading the large outlay thu of money expended on the waterworks, they paid tIO: a fair dividend on that outlay, and the amount ...

... J. HUSSET. PERFUMER, IS, HIGH-STREET, CAR- DIFP.—Fitt -d with every modern convenience for Hair- (Uesfln^, shampooing, Haircutt.ing, and Hair Dyeing. Brushes, Combs, and every toilette requisite. 39012 KERNICK'S DANDELION CONDIMENT.—A highly approved breakfa&t beverage. V> cntworth L. cott, Esq., F.C.S., author of FoOù its Aduiterations and the Metood of Detecting them, writing says Your ...

... THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA. A Renter's telegram from Melbourne, dated January 28, says The English cricketers, under the captaincy of Lord Harris have played a match against the eleven of New South Wales. The English team went m first. but lost by five wickets. The weather was very fine. ...

... A correspondent writes that at a meeting of the PrlT-Haveis' Association, held at Otago, Novem- K iiv, 1Q7S it was decide 1 to increase the rate bf 14.'?' 15s a day; and that at a of wage.. oonl!tnl, which took nlace on meeting of the Cit>. Lorn „it{vas im_ the same (late, it 3Wl i«« possible to get a bricklayer foi a day or t«os job for less than £ 1 a day. ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON, Wednesday.—For the few finished iron orders upon offer this afternoon the quotations were very varied, as much as 30s being the difference between the quotations for sheets of 20 guage yet best plates were firm, Monmoor brand being 29. and Wright brand 28 10s. Pigs were weak, and difficult to sell, although the list of hia-t furnaces at w ork, corrected up to this afternoon, ...

... [r'noil OUR OWN CQHRESPONDENTS, BZOTBH'S PBOM ASSOCIATION, AND CENTRAL NEWS.1 A SOUTH AFRICAN SPIILNTG POISONED. DEATH OF A BRITISH ENVOY AND SEVEN ATTENDANTS. We liave received the following from tua Colonial Office. III Juiv last Sir Bnrtle Frero, in his capacity as High Commissioner of South Africa, reported the selection of Captain Patterson and Mr J. G. Sargoaat to visit Lobenzula, the ...