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... TIIfUthS!DtA , MAt, a 'IL ,-7C - - .. -. - TH UR9:DA X, S EP PEMBR A,7 i sq . B.OCWINQ OFF T-HE SThAM. ,1~ , - .- . The letter of our. correspondent ' Cymro, inserted elsewthAre, rzpy be 'viewed in the ?? of alast exertio on the, part a I small 4.not of disappointed men to throw discredit upon, and to damage the suoces of, the new Tiver- sity qgllege for S.oth W~les and Moomouth- shire. The ...
... SWAN8LIa fOW N- COUNCIL. BOLicE-COUprF ACCOMNIMODATION. C ?? COLLIER~Y.RA'TING. *The quarterly nmeetihjg bf. the Swansea Town V Council. win, held [at the Guildirall. on Wednesdayt Dr rte umayor (Nr. R. ?? Burnie) he the chair. Tirero tri ?? u John Glasbruok ; C ouhciliors Meliplmrnt, his. Jron'es, Cl TI. flew, A. Mas~on, 1., H;Batfi,T. Rockel~D. Thomas, H. A. Clrapmafi,and W.,ti~ees. to NiRW ...
... At the final Philharmonic concert given at S:. James's-hall on Wednesdav evening the chief event th was the oroduction of a new symphony by Mr. be y R. I. Cowen. The national cha ...
... ' Wznmlas MAur OmnFoX1, 4.30 L.X. I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE SOOUDAN. TIHE FATE OF COLONEL STEWART, HIS DEATH CONFIRMED. STATEIMNENT BY A SURVIVOR. [FROM OUR CORRFSPONDENT WlTH LORD W OLSELEY.J WADY EALFA, Ocr. 10 (7.35 P.M.).-Anv doubts which might have been entertained respecting the fate of Colonel Stewart and the other Europeans who accompanied him in his steamer down the :Nile, after the ...
... 'UORRESPONDENCE. Weeinerot puitliabo any letter unrless thre writer SenidsI bC in VtAL WAVE ANDO ADDRESS, not nectn'elrily for pub- lirsatlon. bat as a Guarantee of good faith. .- The Editor canot. un ...
... MEMORIAL TO THE LATE I MR. CHARLES BATH. . . I MEETING AT SWANqSEA. DISCUSSION AS TO THE TWO0 ill PROJECTS. A public ineeting, convened by Ilila Worship the at MtIyor of Swinseni, was held at h le Gru ...
... It is well known that, in view of the threatening aspect of affairs on the Conti- nent, Belgium is anxious to form a defensi'ie alliance with Holland. Nor is this to be wondered at. Hostiliti ...
... - I - - l FRBIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1SS2. 4 Irrespective of the debates upon the v Cloture resolutions, Her IMAJESTYSs Onposi- a tion will have ample opportunities after the f reassembli ...
... A STRANGE PHENOMENON AT X PONTYPHIDD. is SUPPOSED APPEARANCE OF JACK 0 ' 01JLNTHO.NT. h he[BY MoRs. to id The inhabitants of what is locally known as the Bf Rhiw are much exercised, not ?? frighten ...
... I UdLlv 41X -l.. I A BQ(E OF (ILN ,-It OGANSITIRE ANTQ UITI1ES. ?? nart who loves lais mative county can loilk C el' the shhlves of a well-appointed library, peon which r-st tho Octavo, quarto, and f ...
... I at FUNERAL OF THE LATE c} .MR. EDWARD JENKINS, OF II TENYLAN. of o On Thutrsday morning the obsequies goc *. of the late Mr. Edward Jenkins, of Green ?? It 'Lawn, Peinylas, took plaee at the Newv gr ...
... FATHER1 IGNTA LIUS, gut. CUST I GWYSNE, AND M GLADSTOONE TO THE EDtTORt OF Talk WR5ThaIJ Mjitl' Sutr,-A woeeks tibseriiua frain hIome, in pitrfs of Englnd otsie tie vaiusof circolatisn)l of the ters ...