... VELS[H RADICAL I . CON1FEREoNCE AT CARDIFTF. l y JWORAEn MEN STANDLNG ALOOFr FROM THE FEDERATION. 7 WELSH MEMBERS OF PFARLIAMENT 10 Lo CENSURED. |t to 3 The conference promoted by the Liberal' Federa- 6 tion of South Wales and Moninouthsiire, which , 8 *evas held in the Lecture Theatre of the Queen- , - street Arcade, Cardiff, on Thursday, had a feature C wholly unprecedented in the history of ...

... TILF PRINCE OF WALES' SMA'EB 'WEDDING. LO It is to be regretted that the celebration of C: - the Prince of WALES' Silver Wedding should di so closely follow the exhausting Jubilee pa - rejoicings of last year and the dis- in tressing event of the death of the h Emperor of GERMINANY. ft may reasonably n . be expected that if the QUEEN'S Jubilee, to y with its widespread manifestation of popular ...

... THIE SENTETI'NCE ON( GRATJIA[ AND) I 3U R NS, T|le crack-brained en thusiast CTN;NING- IrMin 0UrAH3A and the professional Socialist IjUtNS were yesterday sentenfced, after a long and carnls l hearing, to six wveeks' ilalpriscoi- meat, withon t hard labouur, by Alr. Justice !ir.urys,E at the Central Clriminal Court, upon a charge of riot in conneotionii with the o10%v ?? Battle of Trafalgar ...

... The festival of Easter is upon us once more, am Whether it is regarded in its Christian, ent Jewish, or heathen aspects, it is to all a season Mc of ioy and festivity. Nature is smiling all fee around, the birds are singing and building wh their nests, and humanity, young and old, isid cheerful and gay. There is no doubt but that wit this period of the year has been a season of by gladnessfrom ...

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... In the I-louse of Lords last n)ight the Local Government Bill passed through Committee. I - ?? AI n . . . The House o? Conmmons last night were occupied with the report of Supply until 12.25, at which hour Supply was passed. Mr. Balfour, speaking yesterday at a Unionist demorstration in Eridge Park, Sussex, said the opponents of the Govern- ment had ceased to carry on the Irish con- troversy ...

... I MR. A. J. BAIOUR AT t TUJNRIDGE WELLS. 'I tog WE VINTDICATION OF HIS IRISH 't Maai Dl. POUICY. ofI - ?? lie DETERMINED TO MAINTAIN n1 T 1.EE L AW. the THE -- ?? it ?? -TEPARNELL COMMISSION.Ir M. ?? hit -the JId A great Unionist demonstration for the counties coo iasA nsof Rent and Sussex took place on Monday in by in Eridge Fark, Tuabridge Wells, end at. an open air WIE tY meeting held in ...

... IMPEI AL PARILIAMENT. H10USE OF 0OM3M0±NS.-WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at 12.30. LOCA L PETITIONS. Peutitins were presented- Against the compensation clauses of (lie Local Government Bi]l ny Mr. D. A. 'TIHo0as (G., fer'- thyr), from religious bodies at hierthyr and dis- trict; by Admiral MAYxii (C., Penibroike), front I Baptists, Milford Haven by theE Hon. A. 'WALSE (C., Radnorh from ...

... Zd u 1- .OShDS,-1IZIDAY. tooL hia tc3t o t tho w a T, 31 J' NITt fl 2 o Ccl or=o Yte ill wa 1! tU ! i-!tl Ci3 ~Z Doc.- and. N:n.ir4i i FurLhe? 2o.;0 l n tlre Grcit I.Yac waditv3 ,sl'.Sa :ac;E>~Md >z-ond tilne, and ?? | , ,0 e c 1.t C O m Z;. Lte35 oE0iinR 3ffl 8mis ufS S`. L .11 1 N SCOTLAND. | -I of 2.u1'1S calblz. ooncton to th | ...

... d -- In -THZWOUM Hig OUSE. ALT I d . D : ENATiCts e _ I 'PUBLIC OPIV B V 'it iftb kifA 'OP 1UARbtW , TRE 0BUIS RVANOE -tP t 0 . The formalt Oublid OP9ICt eelv t e ouge, Penertb, *fig tfopetrtm bhil sdlt fternroi by the A6t , J , ttiolbfibt Iat. Cardiff, In the PiRene§ tif ?? kh ta g k its Us * ?? the ?? UttLpopltiouf W*mtle ii I s prevaileds wa a very fair udleutie, RMoHEt WhbttI were seveat ...

... THE NAVAL MrANCEUVRES. I i OBAN SURPRISED AND TAKENT. net BOMBARDMENT OF QILEENOCK. MERCANTILE STEAMERS CAPTURED. The Oban correspondent of the 1Centratl NewsI the telegaraphs ?? Calypso, belonging to the blockadting squadron at present engaged inLoughC 1D3 Swilly,made a midnight ?? iponO ban on Friday the night, and succeeded tn capturing thle town. a of party of marines and bluejacket~s, ...

... r SPEECH DAY AT COWBRIDGE i 0 GRAMMAR SCH*OOL. e- The above annual gathering was bhld on Thurs- day at the Town-ball, Cowbridgo, Mr. Oliver Jones, oE Fonenon Castle, taking the chair. The weather I being bright and dry,a large and Very sympathetic audience filled the ball and took thb keenrest inte. rest lathe ?? eer. W. Scott, vicar oi Slebech. and late headmaster of the Yndowsd Grammar ...