... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... t 11 LONDON, SunioA'r RVIAN1wo into .be fato of tbo Govoerumoul~t is Anzoptod on all men had. s -lugr ' firM Of PrObsbi-1~Y- ren There is no hops that -Cnserv'ative PDAZY whi ?? ?? ay 4-roat ?? of the ground that 15 8 it 1.58 lvet, ata d noe that tho first flnob of disel?- IStO point mci-i is cvcr, th.o ConsorV'tive nrayecn('pt- Vig ju heu-I i il' ,c iti~ ThG hin~ominig tain of tto Ut ral Le' ...

... [SPECIALLY TELEGRAPHED.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, Money was much more plentiful, and day- to-day loans were taken as low as 2 per cent., the enquiry for them bein? only moderately active at that figure. Discount business con- tinues light, and three months' bills are negotiated at 2i to 2t per cent. The divi- dends on reduced and new 3 per cents, being j distributed to-day, increased supplies ...

... [ CARDIFF BOROUGHS ELECTION. r THE COUNTING OF THE VOTES. Immediately after the close of the poll, at 4 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, the presiding officers fcnd poll clerks will proceed from the rollinsr stations to the Town-hall, where the Mayor will be in attendance, and after the boxes from Cowbrtdge and Llantrisant have been received, and all the ballot-papers have been checked, the ...

... I GAINS AND LOSSES. POLLING LIBERAL GAIXS. TORY GAIXS. Evesham 1 j Leominster 1 Stamford 1 I Horsham J Auoow.r 1 i Barnst.'p:e Lincoln 1 j iaunton Westbnry. Truro 1 Rochester. Gloucester 1 I Maidstone 2 Winchester 1 Poole 2 Colchester. 2 Plymouth. 1 I Oloham 1; 1 Norwich 1 Bolton 1 .••? AAfi Buckingham 1 Kidderminster 1 Wallingford 1 C;!inbrid.q;e 2 Cheltenham 1 Bedford 1 Berwick 1 Exeter .11 ...

... KIOTING AT LED BURY. HEREFORDSHIRE ELECTION. An election riot occurred on Saturday evening &tledbu!y towards nightfall. The roughs fol- lowed tne voters groauing and cheering. The shops were closed, aud the police being unable cope with the mob, were reinforced from Here. ford. The mob attacked the windows of the Conservative committee rooms, The Feathers Hotel, and the Free Press Office. The ...

... BRECONSHIRE ELECTION. MR MAITLAND'S CANDIDATURE. ENTHUSIASTIC LIBERAL MEETING IT BRiTNMAWR. SPEECH BY MR CYRIL FLOWER. THE DUTY OF THE COUNTY ELECTORS. WAR AND WANT, OR PEACE AND PROSPERITY. On Saturday Mr Cyril Flower, the newly elected M.P. for Brecon, addressed a meeting of the electors of the Bcyumawr district. The locll committee, which is the largest in the county, met at the ...

... COMMERCIAL SALS5. JOHNSTON, MILES, AND CO., OABDIFFi IMPORTERS OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PRODUCE ARE OFFERING. EX WAREHOUSE— THIS WEEK'S AUREAL. BUTTER. THREE HUNDRED TUBS STATE CREAMERY. TWO HUNDRED TUBS CHOICE WESTERN, 4154i3 GERfÅX POTATOES GERMAN POTATOES. GERMAN POTATOES, NOW DISCHARGING. 10,000 BAGS WELL-SELECTED STETTIN REDS JUST ARRIVED, Per S.S. GRIPENSTED APPLY TO RICHARD ENGLAND, I ...

... ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION. THE TORY POLICY CONDEMNED. A HARBOUR OF REFUGE IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. On Friday eveniag Mr E. J. Reed addressed largely-attended meetings at Roath and the Docks. At 'i'redegarville, the Baptist Chapel.capable of accommodating 1,200 persons, wr.s crowded, and the proceedings were throughout most enthusias- tic.' The chair was occupied by Mr J. O. Riches, and there were ...

... For Merionethshire HOIIMH} (L>) Add Daojop bssa BaniMifaKU. lent: ...

... TO tHE ELECTORS QF MONMOUTHSHIRE- GENTLEMEN,— The election having resulted in the return of our opponents, nothing remains for us but to acknowledge with heartfelt gratitude the untiring exertion3 of our supporters. The narrowness of the majority against us, contrasted with the poll of 1868, is at once a complete justification of the contest, und a decisive proof that Monmouthshire partakes in ...