... N EW MEMBE RS. The following brief biograpllics of -Members who did not possess seats in the late Parliament are given in the Daiy ly Biddell, ?? (West Suffolk) (C), of Lavenham Hall, S who was returned to the House without opposition, ian succession to Colonel Windsor Parker, a s the tenant- farmer candidate, is the third son of Mr. Arthur Biddell by his wife Jane, a daughter of Mr. Robert ...

... PATIENTS. ?? I ?? .! -. F (CZ'ntdenoeed fieen (he Jwtrnet. of' Mie GO'iAN.TSOF Pavslxa Ploi 1's ?? ll_ (4:itob~srs. B. Walliatik,1l liteire' 1I ?? Lceeds. Tablles, IL. PI :stead I r sii Iei valves atwater meoters, P t 0 jolints of rails for ?? &Xe. IJ. ' ~e N)I' of ?? ?? ond wartp Itireas11, J. Poole. IBradCi;'r. &c. T Doniniin, Lsw-lanieege p ' {'lIl1cj1ys MUill cords, D. liewhiret at P' ' ...

... THE MrjqbG TRAINING SHIP. I dril e It is again our pailifal li,'t7 to announce that up ?? er the time of our going to press no news had been rieceived bar] *e- of the Atotageil. It is true that the instances which sea in have been quoted Lie the public papers of very long bee, a- voyages from Bermud,l. Consequent upon heavy weatherae m litti quits justify the hope th at the vessel may yet make ...

... T THE IRISH PARLIAMENTARY | PARRY. ?? The following circular has been issued to the Irish Parliamentary Party:- Dnblin, 17th April, 1880. - DEAR SIR-We find that a very general wish is entertained that the members who have been elected for Ireland, on Home Rule principles, should meet.in 'conultation before Parliament assembles. We, therefore, take the liberty of solicitingthefavour of your ...

... I ?? TU RE L I VmSWOU *mb, Rawlsy, Prel4mt ?? NW i*o Temponme League, London, delivred an addrweg W the bel 1O the CoSee Palace, Totn.G ield.sreet. The chair'was ?? at 8 o'clock by 3 Xr. Richitard Allen. The lecturer at the outst C called atteiato to the evil, he believed caused to C qosiety by the consumption of alcoholic drinks, I especially when taken in exces8. He spoke of in. temperance ...

... T SIRE-Ot R:N-EWtY: .0 Too TOTS a * A _ Star TV -1 '1X s n ?? . ?? ' DYDD MAWRTI, EbrilI 6ed. nEsiflion.: R. C. BRECON, COUNTY ?? W. lF. Maitland, R ?? 1810 0 0O Alrhyd. A. Morgan,C ?? 1550 0' 0 C ARDIFF: L E. J.Reed, R ?? 3831 0. . '0 0 A. Guest, C ?? 3483 0 0 CABDIGAN BOROUGHS (1.) Yn ddiwrthwynebiad, D. Davies, R 0 0 DENBIGH BOROUGHS (1) SyrR. C~uiiffeR ?? .1424 . 0 -0 Aurhyd G. Kenyon, C ? ...

... OHWARELWYR BETHESBA '.R ETHOITA| C6YNFFONEIDDIWCH AFLWYDDIANITUS GALW'R LLAIS I GYFRIF. FFEITHIA:U I MR. WATKIN WILLIAMS. . (Oddilwrth ein Goheyddx Neillduol). BETHESDA, Nos LIN.. . Yn groes i ddysgwyliadau y rhai sy'dd yn credu yn effeithiolrwydd y Tugul, a mwyafrif trigolion Bethesda .a'r amgylchoedd yn. anad neb, aeth etholiad sir AGaernarfon heibio gan acael cowlad o bynciau-personol, ...

... ?? GREENOCK 1.P. PRZSB':TErY.-Thiis Preshytery h mnet yesterday-the Rev. Blr Macfarlane of Rothe- Y 133vn moderator. The Clerk read an ex tract minute trom the books of the Dumfries Presbytery regard- f ilg the call from the Gourock congregation to the fr 1,ev. Mr Rae, which the latter accepted, the Pros- L bytery agreeing in his decision. Mr Edgar, one of O the commissioners, said they ...

... PONTYPOOL. RL ..AVKTTIIS SCHOOL BOARD.—A meeting of this board was held at the Town-hall, on Wednesday, Mr William Conway in the chair. With reference to the transfer of the Pontnewynydd National School to the board, the Rev. Dr. Davies attended before the board, and explained th6 terms upon which such tranaferfcould be made. It was re- solved that the transfer be effected, subject to the ...

... PENCLAWDIX THE ELECTION or GUARDIANS.—There was a contest in the parish of Llanrhidian Higher, which resulted in the two old members being returned with a good majority. David Rees, farmer. 258; Henry Davies, builder, 248; Richard James, farmer, 65. DRAWING EXAMINATION.—The result of the drawing examination held in the Board School on Monday, the 8th of March, has been received. The scholars ...

... HAVERFORDWEST. PEMBROKESHIRE INFIRMARY.—Tbe 21st general annual meeting of the trustees was held on Mon- day afternoon. Present-Dr. Bennett, Mr R. H. Harvey, Rev. F. Foster, Dr. Brown, and the vice- president (Mr John Harvey), who presided. The receipts had been £ 700 15s3 £ d,and an expenditure of JE675 198 lid, during the past year. There is a balance of JB155 17s 2d in the hands of the ...

... STOWING GRAIN CARGOES. An inquiry was commenced atCardiff, on Mon- day; into the circumstances attending the loss of the ss Llanedarue. of Cardiff. Mr Robert Arthur Valpy, barrister, in the absence of Mr K. O. Jones, presided, and was assisted by Captain Parfitt and Captain Bight, as nautical assessors. Afr Waldron appeared for the Board of irai.«, and Mr Ingledew represented the owner, Mr ...