... - .0 . . I 'll __ HOUSE OF LORDS.-FBIDn4 , The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- Ws sack at a quarteor Past four o'clock. as TfUE HESSIAN FLY, G DYLord CRANIIROOR, In reply to tile Uarl of Win- t W chilsea, stated that the Hessian fly hld appeared U In Hertfordshire, Camibridgeshiire, Suffolk, Wilt- 5 shire, Hlampslhrre, Essex flunliingdoushire, Sodllti r. fordabire, Lineolnhlgre, ...

... CJARDIFFR Palikosl LsEXuE, CANTON a.3 . S.-i'Oa 1g usual meeting of the above will be heis: a' the Ig Parobial-roorn, King's-road, this (Friday) atoeang, il at eight o'clock. Id SClOOt Ttar.-The annual outing of tie adults Bl of tie Gireat Fred-rick-street Sunday School taok ff place on Wednesdav nt Llintwit M tjnr, where a .e most enjoyable day was spent. The breaks wet. rs;supplied by Mr. A. ...

... 0. THE HON. CURATOR'S LAMTENTA- ry TION. ig S t SPITTING ON THE DERFETT FRANCIS er ART SPECIMENS. t The montliy meeting of the Swansea Public A . Library Committee was held on Wednesday even- t, ing, Mr. E. S. Hartland presiding. 'the most ?? interesting feature of the meeting was the con- ti duct of the hon. art curator, Mr. Deffett Francis, o E who was in a rather testy humour. He first gave ...

... SCIENTIMiC SUCCESS. A celebrated College of Physicians once offered a reward for any authentic case of genurine diabetes wbich had been eutirely cured. The offer remained open for several years. and was finally withdrawn. Were it in force now it would instantly be secured by the proprietors of Warner's SAEw Diabetes Cure, for several remarkable recoveries have just come to the notice of the ...

... INTERVIEW WITH THE VICAR, HE REFUSES To ANSWER QUJESTIONS, BUT MAKES ADMISSIONS. (By CARATACUS.) The publicity which we gave on Friday to a complaint which several parishioners of Rumney made against their vicar has not only proved intresting, but has caused quite a flutter of ex- citement in that rural parish. Prima facie there was a strong case made out against the vicar (the Rev, Ml. Morgan ...

... 1)ISTRICT NEWS. C4RDIFF. TEE Arn-DCEcat the Cardiff and South ?? Horse Show on Thursday proves that the efforts made by the committee to thoroughly establish in tile Metropolis of the Principality one of the best equine exhibitions in the country have met with a success which could scarcely have been anti- cipated. The committee bare been very liberal this year in their distribution of ...

... THE LOSS OF CARDX'FW . PILOT BOATE. |- EIA E ACT PUBLICLY pa CO. NISED. - J I t lPRESENTATION' AT CARDIFF. it .II a ;I *1 M\r. H:S responded.I Mr. HorsER, thi Norwegian Consul, then propoeed The Mercantile Marine,' to which Captain Pommor.oy responded. Mr. E. EDnVAnDS gave The Fort and 'Trade of Cardiff, and Mr' Bun tow responded. Tito toast of ' The Chairinant concluded the proceedings, ...

... GLOYE FIGHT FOR ;£20. AN EXCITING ENCOUNTER. - [arBy A COORESPONDENT.] I J. On Monday, the d3y being a generaI holiday througlhout the colliery districts of the RlhonddaJ Valleyrs, thousands of men climbed the bill to the E- east of Treforest to witness a glove fight forr £10 aside between IllItud Evani and Fred Bevan, I both of Pontypridd. Five ounce gloves were used. The gloves were little ...

... COR1? ICSPOND ?? ?? caixcot pilblisir anir letter ?? the wvriter senile 115 aI YAMS; rit;nld ?? ant nectaesceriiyr for pubt1 wn 's tlon, bult asx e. grarar ee Or rood faith. cite Tile ESditor ?? nuderte lictreturn ?? coca , 11* xuxiicati¢ons tinder ainy ci rexrmaL tce3o.' orLe- * Ai ll oorrefapo~rdeirtx moor. write cxi onf selnto i .TScr orp~er onily, or thseir letterst will bef rejretefd. Cr, ...

... DWYUYFYLCITI CHURCH PENMAEKMAWR. 'BINTERsESTING MEMORIAL WIXOW3. - The ancient Parish Churchl of Dwygyfylchi, nar if Penmnaenmawvr, was re-opened on Friday atws B. undergoing comtplete restoration, the ceremonytv >f consecration being performed by the Lord Bip -of Bangor. It is worthy of wore than local noS;- keon account of the interesting series of stained gls 4e tnemorial windowvs which ...

... THE MANUFACTURE OF I SUNDAY CLOSING PETITIONS. A REVELATION FROM LLhNELLY. TEE TRAP LAID FOR PUBLICANSI Tbe Right Eron. 3. T. Hibbert at Thuredav's Sitting of the Royal Commission placed special emphasis on the alleged fact thst at LIsnelly a petition signed by sixty publicans had teen sub- uintted in favour of tlhe Welsh Sunday Closing Act. We are in a position to throw some liubt on the ...

... RI. HENRY GEORGE AT CARDIFF. IN- | TAXA.TIONT OF L.AND VALUES. ?? On (Al On Tuesday evelning, at the Crloniai.ihall, a IE:S mtatiuntrog was lteld tinder the aussices of the C(ar. ?? diff Junior Liberail Association for tule purpose of Itearing an address front Mr. Usenry George, the Vo2 author of Progress and Poverir. AL the tio IDI of openint e IhoUbozly of the liali was not more 1lt-an ...