... TEE R IPRESENTATION OF I CARDIGANSax ~ SPEECHE S BY R 'DAVID L .- DAVIES, M ., : AVD MR. LEWIS PUGH POE. in Electoral matters have already begn to assume a busy aspect among the constituents of Cardi- ganshire, the Liberals (perhaps more openly) 7, making strenulous precautionary efforts to ensure 3, a ?? return of their ?? David el Davies, of Llandinam, for the united boroughs of Oadigam, ...

... I TIE E BEPRESENTATjoy: op 'THE PEMBROKE BOROUGs. | IB. MEYRICK'S (JVDIDATUBE. Ei:RUSIASTIC MEETING. A general meeting of the Consereativeelectors of FePmbroke Dock was held a; eight o'clock on Thursday night, at the Victoria Hotel ALs-ebly. room. for the purpose of considering Mr. T. C. Meyrick's offer to come forward as a candidatefor the representation of these boroughs in Parliament at the ...

... SWANSE& UNION AFFAIRS. Swansea ?? has won, and bids fair to maintain, au unenviable notoriety for peulating officials. The contwag of -fraud has limuited itself prettywell to pooa-rate collectors and oer. seon. Some have SBd the country, booty in hand, and left their sureties in uncomfortable air am. stanefs. Others have braved the teo of magfo. teriul inquiry and trial at assizes, Em cleverly ...

... RESULT CF THE ELECTION. The following are the results of the triennial election of the London bohool Board, which took place on Tnursday:- Crrr.-The following four aro elected :-H. Spicer ana Miss Davenport Hill, new candidates supporting school bo.d .licy, 7,153 and 6,713 votes respectively i . H. Bonnewell, vestry nominee, 3,392 votes; and W. S. Gover, old member, supporting school board ...

... 1aoners - o orm. LONDON, WEDNzEDAr EvxNGueo. n With Young Japan is very English indeed. You sae aed in its representatives al over London. They frequent £galg the tops of omnibuses as if to the manner suit 0d born. In fact, wherever young Londo is there is nrmrig, young Japan. And young Japan caries home all )n was that is best from its English experiences ; inao. The muc that Goverroz nesya ...

... -kW-~ tC.Zfl .. gv it I b LAIJV X!Vi)WU U .V&tLJi&D4. I On Monday afternoon a large number of loail z gentlemen met at the Pentre Voetry-room to present Mr. John Davies, Brynyfedriai, Tre- L? herbert, who, during 22 years, had represeeuev *o t perish at the PcFtypridd Board of ainerdiax wjth a testimonial, consisting of his port.rat iut od and an illuminased addresr. The portrait w3e r the ...

... SHEFFIELD SCHOOL BOARD EIX. TION. ail The ocunting of votes for candidates for the Fe Sheffield School Board resnltej ?? in tb' the return oi 5 Churchmen, 2 Weeloyans, 1 Primi- 2n' tire Mlethodist, 1 member of the Scoisty of Su Friends, 1 Independent, 1 Reformod Wesleyan, oa and 2 uindencminutional members. The Churoh Su party thus Ryin one vote, and the Baptists %d to Unitarians lose their ...

... S ?? 0 X D 1 M'l T A 0 NX. I ?? ?? I VTX5iN MAiL Orn7.cx, 4.80 A.M, THE HEALTH OF THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. ST. PETRssBURG, Dc 21.-An official bulletin issued to-day says that the Empress Do Russia's health continues to give rise to anxiety. T:E SITUATION IN 'AFGHANISTAN. LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. (OFFICIAL TELEGSAML) The Press Association has been fur- nished with the following telegram ...

... CARDIFF TOWN C0U1CIL- PROPOSED 1WW TBMUWAY, A speeial meeting of the Carhjff Town ComunU Mas heldin the Town.hail, (jdiff, on Mond&y under the regidency of 1he. Myor (Ir.J. 3 M'Connocb1. There were~se present Aldermen W. Alexander, W. B3 Watkims, D.Jones, 1. Bowen. J.~inatone, ' Taylor, and D. Lewis; a CoefflortRees sonrt, J.W. Ccrellj1.Cory, jun., J. RewslsdR, 43. E4&W,. G. A., Stoe, A.. ...

... 1 , 5 . I , - , I ~ eociety, which hs bamn in existo 49i imd 'waa ?? Ithe be kellevu~g the sick Poort W~wathota~s~z ~ect or pal ty, Mt th~oek mms~n the pat Yetr omer nie hunde it ha b &ade, and the oum of 64 s hE s been .tri. bated. The committee regret that the ds of the a sta completely ewi t th e rease of cses on te Visi' books, and a weeial appeal is now made to the pubbe to CoMO forwrd ...

... ODDFELLOWSHIP AT MIMTHYia. e On Thursday evening the anniverary dinner of, a the 14Wy Charlotte Lodge of Odd~ellows, Manl. a chester Unity, one of the largest and most t e Glocebe flodges in South Wale, was held at the * Globe Inn, Merthyr. About 70 nat down to the excellent repast whisk wae provided by the host o k and hostess. The room was admirably and tn appropriateli deccrated for the ...

... ?? - - FELA--Y ' AINFALL IN FEBRUARY' ?? - ?? S , - ha' 'S A L l- -The frafall in ebruary, as registered- by Mv. Daiel Owen, a Ash Hall, near owbidge, was a ?? Inches. f Tnhees Feb. I .; (stow) *16 Feb. 16 ?? ,, 2 . ?? , 8. ?? ?? 5 Pt &6 . ?? '45 29 .- sow) 'i l 7 , j , . ?? ?? .n2 , ,ow) .-,9 ,8 .. . .. 1 ,, ?? (sno) ?? - . . (snow '9 IF 10 ?? ?? , 5 2Z , (snow) I , 11 ?? ?? 27 (snow, 'Ci ,, ...