... I .E ?? TO THE EDITO %5 All ?? must write on arm SIDR cl the papa cub. or theirlettws will be relectet We cannot publish any letter uless the writer snds sb Alnl NAa an sADDTuIs, not neoeffasly for publi- cation, but as a Guarantee of good faith, The Editor cannot undertake to retumn rejected V. toomnnilntions under snu oircuintenoeC V WV. B (Yetradgyulais).-The pamnphlet you mention, ae C. ...

... THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE i CREWS. | | CREWS. On Wodrnesdey afternoon the Cxford creewwhih was composed as ?? (bow), Brown, Bargreaves. Southwell, Kinderaley, Rowe, I Wharton, West (setrod;), and Hunt (cox),rowsd twice over the oppr river course-that is, from Medley to Godeqtow-whioh, when the river is se full as3 it ia now, is even better than the hcme ccursEe. BeEidas the row in the eight, ...

... I l L ?? A ?? _- 19~- I I--- .- ?? atotetu Mai1. Id, FBIDAY, JANUARY IG, 1880. . _ . . . . I . ?? - __ Lit_ rem Jf'IJU.AX, JAi.VUaJ.lZ sl, Rev. X large and imfluonti&l meeting of the r general committee of the Oardiff Oonsorvativa I! general eommittee of the Ud Usrdi Oondorvatlvo A esociation was held in the association rooms, Cardiff, on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Arthu br . Guest, the ...

... .{ a i ?? YlE11 i5t ?? r TUtE5 A j IAT\ RAr .- . -.-he tril o:raneis I ft.ro tlonalos tor liaviug4 n1adel qu attempt ic tehloot til 1K tgjr .Ud QueOenl on tho 3tth of De cemnber Iast wad helil to-day. About 200J ? persons wore present at the trial, inoludillg niany mcnubelo of the legal profession and a numutioroof rlome1n. Theo Urown prosecutor. in addrcssing tlw court, dwoit upon the grave ...

... PBEPARATIONS FOR STARTING THE STUART WOBKq, HIWAIN. - 'If [MOLALLY CONT3ThUTZD.J - . I hae just been aver the compaot and rapid i improving ironworks and tiu.Jtoe mills of Hirwai, ?? to be started thas week in part, ta idntheoureoa : afew weeks illbe,ana 'h , o temem of btlife. The work have in Ma &Ga ugehistory. Thekbla been assocated with Boucher, the first irchworkingamigraut from .,thn ...

... IO~I IN TILE NEWPIO.,T SCHOOL I IUARD. race~ e-i be Lo harm .n the ?? for a :jotth o! tho question as tc whether the Board Sý,ohoOlS shall be lot for Pry other purpose than Aet of e5uejtior. This ?? arose out of an eppiioation for the use o0 the new sohool at ý',,Wryn on Sunday afternoons by one of the :ptist Chutches. :The Sow.hil Board Schools 'ire been jet at a rental for omo yewrs to the ...

... A MILLIONAIgE'S WI[L. The will (dated June 18, 1879) of Mr. john Michael Williams, late of C'aserhaves Castl, Burn. coose mmd Pengreep, Cornweall, who died on Febroazy 16 last, was prove4 on the 25th ult. by Mrs. Eeizabeth Maris Williams, the widow, and John Cindy, the acting executors, the peonal estate being sworn under A1,r00,00. The tes ?? bequeaths tohie wife £2,000, and'X6,000 per annum ...

... NOTES BY JOHN BULL. & LUTLE MORE LTGn r Oy Tfn Mif.1:) BOGEY. Bit by bit Mr. Reed'aambltious pls o! mafiog tie ?? for Cardhi pmote hi oommer- cfal interest' at Milford, and the promotion of Milforw' intereats ?? these ot Card, are ooming to light. In a meeting held at Milfori in the interest of Mr. Allen. the Radial odaidata, Mr. William Davies, the leading speaker, declared that Mr. Reed ?? ...

... THE ROT AN SHEEP. ,a 14a'I It (Feom the Bridgcmi Chtronicle.) the' fat ~j (BY DANIEL OWES, OF ASH HALL.) eatiu nfl wont In may last article, I stated that from my espe- wl ?? an ounce to an conces a out Li I t dsyof saltwae quitelautllcelet foreach sheep. I sa't. 'I hae since ohblerved that Profesrsor Simods hr ocoemends onaly about a quarter of an ounce a meat re day foroeach ...

... TI oR4svitiCT N IWt.a (IA ihi}f?. aa Tun FATAL AC'VIZNT,-4n lamtest wan 011 Mhlmday hrld h tmo ojrouer ?? the death q oT 1'rvdo*rk Patrick voyie, a lad, -who died at 3 the lifirmary In onusequfnco of Injuries reecived t on the Great Western R-ilway, near Tyandall- . street. lhe jry eturned a ?? of out- dental death.' GLAMOInANSltiRl AND MONMOUTHSU11 TIN- }i'UMAIIT Ai4)DptSaeNhAidt.-Reai]kLoig ...

... I I ptettnu eit TUESDAY, APRIL 27, IMS - - - - - - a xhe adjourned inquest on the body of the c watbmn, Thomas Fowley, who died on Wednesdav from injuries alleged to have I Wednesday from injuries alleged to have been inflicted by a policeman at Llansamlet, was resumed on Monday.. The evidence went to show that the accused had beaten deceed. with a stick, and had threatened to murder him. The ...

... MERTHYR BnROUGIS. M R. NIXON'8 TESTIMONY TO HP, W. T. LEWIS. TEE & ITULN'S FUflND. . ?? ?? Tie mly m~at tlt e 0w to aoapy pnb~io aftetion at th±1w time iR Ube fotro~miirj ?? wfhtfb It 13ed t Tburad~y iistb, z l% ieepl b, t ' ieh, bctrdl to qraaM &Ts ;emtr% vill be kfn tbe 's3 t evezia DZl th¢ post wCkA all thrdeo tie omddto . ?? been Fy Imonst bp thoix Rppnatetn in th - ?? ti&wt s k billwg ...