... MR. W. P. MAITL L MOP., IN B B . . X O , - . j.Never Mr. W. F. maitand, k.Pf woe r, t I at the present time engaged i nsging visitt toh stance various potion1 Of his 0onstiQenoyi, aparenutl they in view of the approaching Parilaentary general olaptr election, and the looking after of t!e organisation Ihe of political oomittees in the iferont districts. ntate On Wednesday evening a meeting of ...

... GARDWF. MA6yrgTIx AXS DazAseMrG. Gwge PFp Baker (medi edciM)5% Crockierbtown Sbs ?? fn~eim t Pamhlt e~gwith the .enti ~ ?? h Ao apidto tiO reief of disease. Th Wednesday evening, et the Comtrnst ?? S o mu added The PT audencw s lreanci musi, P MorganJs, Behe eua,&o, 8 of the Mfoore Centeay, were kindy lent* by- th that Dilirnial Society, whose prpet meyer. mini Tax: Bseenra-zA. capita inventon ...

... A GLOOMY DESCRIPTION OF . RU:SA1 LIFE. - - .. . . I , r The Moscow Gazette furnishes the following U picture of the present condition of Bussis in arn article conta-ned in one of the last numbers of e that newspaper to hand. It may be fairly re. , garded us an unprejudiced view of the pervading r characteristics of social and domestic life in the D Czar's dominioms: Whichever side of oar ...

... IAPEt 1PARiLAMCT I (Mass ABS00aATIO0. tSLOR.Xi ROUSED OF LORDSN.-MODATr. -CONSOLIDATED FtND BILL. T rrdehips met at haltpast ten o'clock for -the pui(pose `of reding this Consolidated Fund (No rem Bil asco d time, and Passing it through ThLs being dbne, the cpitiug was suspended till fvoclc .a h etn a n EVENING SITTING. The Reuse resumed at five o'clock. CONCLUSION OF PEACE WITH YAKOOB Lord- ...

... in t~he ('ardiff County Court, on Tbun-sdq,y, Daniel Gethin, blaeksmith, brought an action I eorll f T TAC- W- 1W- A SIS ?? 21w. v. J. Jackson, builder, Cardiff, to recover £50 as damages for alleged false imprisonment. From the evidence it appeared that at the instance of the defendant the plaintiff was apprehended on a charge of stealing certain stocks, dies, and tap, an subsequently ...

... DIPEOVEMENTS IN T IlE BIANUFACTURE OIF AERATED WATEBS &T CtADIF'. At the extensivoestablishmont onof Mrr. T. ':!1stt, aerated water manufaoturer, Bute.streot, Cirilifi, onrprovemcuts have recently 1)b-o3 ntroi riroch secure the important ?? in labour, and exceloenco of pro:nctxon. We rotor to the adoption of hMacdontll' hortling maohine, tho patent of which bas been p-archnaed from the ...

... YCLUUMIwuL. USK AND EBBW BOARD OFT CONSERVATORS. A. meeting of this board was held at the Great Western Railway Hotel, Abergavenny, on Tues. day. Present-Mr. A. D. BeTrington (in the obair), Mr. Saseph Gibbs g: Newport) Major conw ay L (mayor Breoon), Colon;l F. Gwynne, Coldsa B. Oynne, Major Herbert, ColonlelIf~e; Messrs. W. T. Crawehy, F. C. Feanell, iliins, Hotehku, J, (1. Palling, E. ...

... Johanna Sullivan was brought up 011 remani fioui the Merthyr police-court oa Monday, charges with wounding Catherine Willmms. Tne wouieu, who re-ide at Cardiff-road, Mountain Ash, hal quarrel on Saturday last, unich ended, accenting to complainant's statement, in defendant taking up a knife and wounding her on the head. Williams' daughter deposed to seeiag them struggling on the floor, and to ...

... Major Harry R. Bowlby, 1st Battalion 20tll Foot has been appointed chief com- mandant of military police a.t. Cyprus. Yakoob Khan arrived at the British camp at Gandauiak yesterday afternoon, and ex- pressed a desire to the Viceroy for the es- tablishment of friendly relations. ...

... MOVEMENTS OJ. SOUTH WAIVES VESSELS. Otavea;a s«, Capt ljuen. left Bilbao on Wednes- day. f..r Yewpnrt.. Handaff M, Capt Lodg-e, put into Penzance on We(ities,.Ia.y- niht through Qtre. of weather. North Devon s- ...

... [SFRCtAL REOttT FROM OUR OWX COhRHSP.:)fD:NT.] MiDDt.ESBOKOUGH. Thursday.- -The issue of the voting papers in connection with the Durham strike is awaited with 6o:ne interest in thisdi-'trict. The coalo\ners have cone half-way towards the men, and it is for the latter to resj'ond if they ant the dispute settled, and to again get to wo:k. So'ne, however, fear that the men are under an ...

... IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE COUNCIL AT CARDIFF. THE IMPENDING CRISIS. An important meeting of the Council of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Collieries' Association was held at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on Thursday. The meeting was one of the largest that has been held in connection with this associa- tion for a long time. All the principal colliery proprietors were present, and who were ...