... n- GENERAL MEETING AT CARDIFF. e- A general meeting of saddlers of Cardiff was 3d held at ?? Market Inn, Quay-street, Cardiff on Wednesday evening. Mr. Pearce (president of tbe Cardiff branch) was in the cbair. There was e- a numerous lttendiinceand amongst those present e- were the following delegates :-Newport, Mr. Gourd; Aberdare, Mr. Edwards; Pentre, Mr. Jen- kites; and Bridgend, Mr. ...

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... MEIiTROPOLITAN NOTES. J.. DEATH OF A WELSH WORTUX. s' 'he death of one who will bh remembered with kindness and admiration by many Giazlorganshire families, namely, the Pev. ?? Jones, mell know-nthroughout NN'ales by ae his hardio cognomen Vulcan, has just been announced (writes our London correspondent). i Same years ago he was probably the most ly popular preacherin theranks-of the ...

... Il. ?? -lJliL IO ?? .flfAfJ VyfI MiN.a Railway directors cannot afford to ignore wr yesterday's demonstration at Cardiff. The sit event was one pregnant with many meanings. gr A feeling necessarily- earnest and strong un brought these thousands from their homes, sc5 scattered along the various railway systems ne of Wales. To many of the men the effort entailed considerable expense, ...

... > - Ita [BY RIFLEMAN.] an 1 Lieutenant Stratford, of the Welsh Regiment, to 3t doinr duty with the regimental depot at Cardiff- to lias been promoted captain, and gets command of ac fa company in the 2ad Battalion at Cork. Captain a7 a Stratford rose from tie ranks. He enlisted in thle ac a Army just over eleven years ago, and after less tl 2than six years' rank service got his commission as Q ...

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... CARDIFF TRAMIWAY MEN S I GRIEVANCES I -- ANOTFER STRIKT THREATENED, On Friday evening a deputation of Cardiff tram. way etnplqyes ?? on the local directors (Messrs. Andrews and aern), at Mr. Tern's olfice, for tho purpose of ventilating certain grievances which the men allege they are stil suffering under. The first question discussed hail reference s to the number of hours. lt was etated F ...

... [FRMO otR GALLERY CORRF.sPoNsE'NT.J ft HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY. To-night's division is, at the timeof writing, a somewhat of a lottery, and there is a little e' natujal anxiety on the part of the Ministerialiets P lest at the crucial moment there should ft be some wavering in the ranks of their Fi supporters sitting on the Liberal side of the e: Rou'e. During the early hours of the sitting ...

... FESTIVITES AT WINDSOR. The Jubilee festivities at WIodor weroecoln- tinued on Thursday by the feasting of over 7,000 children in the private grounds of the Home Park. The scene was witnessed by her Majesty ind several members of the Royal Family. There were also football contests. The chief feature of the day's programme was the fire brigade demonstra- tion, when 134 engines and detachments ...

... Y CYMMRODORI The concluding part of Volume Vilt, oaf thle ?? journal has at ]last been isssued, andL contaains tlings ;bothinew and old. Of the latter t 1Y kind may be Imentioned thle report of the Society a Iel for the year 1885, which, as it is accompanied by that for 1888, mnight very wvell have been omitted. 'nFirbert as at whole, hase present part is a vast 0 its C noimprovement upon ...

... THE OUTBREAK OF SMIALL-I POX IN tARDIFF. Ner Xc LI In DR. PAINES.i OFFICIAL REPORT. Ady tlo jts. In n report jutst presented to the Cardiff Urban In Sanitary Authoritv Dr. Paine, medical officer of nat health, calls attention to the sanitary conditton of TI J ?? during the six months ending the 2nd day at ? aut of Jtltv. e says -. effic Wilithin this pea iod the town has been visited Will cat- ...

... IMPERIIAL PARLIAMENT. I - HOUSE OF VOMOIGONIS.-SAXURDAT. The Speaker took the chair at twenty-five minutes past twelve o'clock. TES COLLISION ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY. Baron H. DE WORMS, in reply to Mr. Halley- Stewart (0.. .Spding), stated that the Board of Trade haid directed an inspector to make inquiry Into an accident which occurred on the Midland RailwsV uliortly before 9 p.m. on Thursday, ...