... SWANSEA, Saturday.—Wind, NE. Weather fine barque Capricorn, of Swansea. Sunday.—WindNW. Weather cloudy. Steamer Moderator, of Newport; schooners Robert Brown, of Newry; Gold Seeker, of Douglas. ...

... ATHLETfO SpORTS.—On Saturdayathleticspor s were held near ti-e Swan Hotel, Ciytha, In honour of the marnage on that (lay of Captain F. Herberr, of Ciytha, to a Belgian lady at Brussels. the steward-! were Mr Allen, Mr J. P. Mora-n, Mr D. Da vies, and Mr Moxham hon. Ee ...

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... The King of S['aiu and the Archduchess Marie- Christine were married on Saturday, at the Atocha Church. Madrid. The city was brilliantiy decorated, and the streets were thronged with people. The Archduchess was richly dressed in white, and wore a diadem of bulliants and the insignia of the Mane Louise Order. The Archduchess appeared much moved during the ceremony. The nuftial benediction was ...

... .1 ?? -- . ? . 9 . 'N .1 . 1?3 B c co x, - : : ? -? , I - N? . II I 1 W' ror.t 't e u k- xEn', 430 A J.11 .BE SIPANISH Jl. .3A RA2 !AflRID, NOV. 23 ?? morning the ande of the regi r - ?? ' rojd in Tk he hidi bl y d the rev riihr 1' r u 'o l paldac , u d h r r m o n o a f i e r wl 2 0 l y ~ o t o a r d s n a 'l8 0 - ; . 9 t h e p ran o n c F n da l ir iete or the capilal. . . ,,2lJ8' n i ...

... The poUin- for the election of 15 members of the SW)ls¡>a School Board took place on S;¡tur- day. N ithing of moment marked the proceed- in which were very quiet throug'-out the Jay. The result will not be kuown till this (Monday) afte:noon, as the work of counting was not com- menced till this (Monday) morning. ...

... TRAINING COLLEGE.—The annual meeting of the past and presen': students of the above cl!egc, of which Mr David Williams ia the principal, was held at the Institution in Nelson-terrace on Friday night. Alderman Phillips presided, and ia the course of the evening Mr J. C. Fowler delivered an address to the student-! upon the duties and responsibilities of their ) osition. The Vicar of St. Mary's ...

... FORECASTS l'()l{ THIS DAY. ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONL LONDON, SATURDAY Ev THE GLADSTONE FEVER—THE SATURDAY RE, ON THE SPEECHES—WAITIKG FOR INFORMA. —THE SAILOR DUKE—M. MICHEL CHEVAHEB- MR EUSKIN'S LETTER ON THE LORD'S PRA.TER-. MISS MILLAIS' WEDDIKG-MR LESLIE'S CHOIR. Mr Gladstone's speeches almost exclude every other topic of conversation. No political utter- ances in the last twenty yfars have moved th ...

... DISTRICT NEWS _. ?? CARDIFF. a ha MAyoS ArD ,x IN CnacO. -OP_ Sunday thc nevyilebobed Mayor (Mr. Johnt N'CO:Dxoohe)an seversl nsexns of the town council attended Divine Service at St. John's Church. A proceegon was formed at- the Town * hall ehortly: before eleven o'clock, a few of the borought police force and the two masee bearors 1 leading' Then followed the Mayor, WearIn ?? official robe ...

... The Vatican has despatched a circular to the Bishops in Ireland desiring that they should interpose between, the Irish people and the Government, assuring the former that the British Government is disposed to examine promptly the questions at issue. A letter from Cardinal Manning has also issued a letter, which was read in the different' Roman Catholic Churches in the diocese of Westminster, ...

... DAMAGE JE50,000. Eberle's Restaurant, an establishment abutting on the Liverpool Exchange, was bu)nt down on Sunday. The damage is roughly estimated at .t:50, 000. The restaurant belonged to a limited liability company. ...