... TRlE CHA.NGES IN THE CABTNRT. The prolonged delay in the completion of the Cabinet is due, no doubt, to the difficulty ?? of finding a suitable place for Sir C'rAnLrs 0 DIL.KIE and a capable successor to him in theda' office of Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs. We do not credit for a moment the idle gossip p3 that the QuEEN objects to receive Sir ?? DILKE as a Cabinet 3Minister. Sirkts ...

... Aff0t t ]a~,Iti ' A B . 0 . M~ONDAY4, NOVEMBER3e ;Go, 1SS2.: LETTING THE BARRY CAT OUT OF . THE BAG. . - Inn DIta. Why are the Cardiff freighters determined to build a new dock at Barry? Out of hatred to Lord BaTr, say the large hearted, whole souled creatures with whom Bute- phobia is a religion. Seewhat Lord BUTe'S new Bill has done' exclaim these candid, earnest writers. It has ...

... T1'HE B.AN RLU'TCY OI lER-3BERT JO 'N I f2,S. On StitUrdatv, at the SwYiSea County Cout t, i Judgeg ]3. T. Willoittis heard thie adjurned ipolica.- V tion ofll n iomas Williams, trusteo in the b:inkriptcv ; of HIerbert Jones, to set e[side certain deeds, i , order to get possessioin ocf a shop and business iL: t!xf~siL) ret. vwhich haid been astllgted to AMrs. Tucktield. Nir. Ben-on ...

... - e Avettvitet bai.I WEDNE.MFSDAY, DEEBR20, lSS2.- lrILOMOTION IN THE ARMY. The principle so long advocated by violent no and headlong military reformers of the the civilian persuasion, namely, promotion by th, pure selection, has just made its first appear- If ance on any important scale in the shape of ci a batch of promotions from the rank of oC an Colonel to that of Major-General. With- ...

... EXTRAORDINARY FOGS. lisa Communication on the Tees V'alley Railway wa's sedi re-opened at noon on Monday, the line having A rile been blocked by the snowstorm since Wedlnesday, geit he The recent snowstorm, which was felt with gre Cat t-r, tie severity around Richmond, promises to be pro- Jon )ei longed by thie unusually severe frost wh~ich has '1 li d-set in. In Swaledale, above Richmond, ...

... EtIE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE FOR\ - SOUTH WALES II AND MONMOUTMSHIRE. | at AN ARGUME NT FOR SWANSEA. as .- ir LETTER lIL I TO TUSE EDITOR. al SrM,-In my first letter I showed that Swansea wV St is more accessible than Cardiff to the whole of E i South WVales. In mv second I showed it is more si in harmony with Welsh sentiment and feeling. at To-day I shall show it to be in heartier accord with ...

... TIHE TREDEGAR RIOTS. 101 ;'U1iSCRTPTIONS FOR TIHE SUPPORT 0F idsE IlISH REFUGEES IN CARUIFP. in Amoint already advertised ?? ?? 3 0 ir'osristors Wtslerm Mai ?? 2 2 0 Mr. S. Elaiberg ?? ?? 1 0 Mr. David Kopkins, Aerated WaterWorlas 1 1 0 Mr. Denis Kiley ?? 0 10 0 Aa Engineer ?? 0 iO 0 Xr. BFarns0tt Jacobls ?? 5 0 ?? ?? 0 5 0 Mr. WilliamnTowell ?? 0 2 6 Further subscriptions are earnestly ...

... THE CARDIFF NIVERSITY cCOLLEGE SCHEME. LETTER V. TO THE EDITO1t. Sm,-It is rather amusing to witness the fret e fulness of a dictator, belonging to the Fourth E Estate, towering up in defence of his immaculate g 1 impartiality, after rejecting comments adverse b to his pet plans. Nothing is easier than the prae- t tice of using editorial type to make high-sounding, t bombastic assertions, ...

... I WTEi SmAltAiL OFFiCE, 4.30 Ax. Sir 0. over t FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ' I, will b -) Car FRANCNE. Birtil PAnlIS, DEr . 7.-The Governmenthas introduced A I Bill in the Cihal;ber of Deputies for a Vote of North credit on account of N. de Brazza's mission to porter Nest Afica. Mr. The Republique rranqaise to-day, in an article pieces jpon the Egyptian question, says, in order to pro- the at sect ...

... 3I1ADOWS OF CARDIFF JACK ASHORE. ad BY & WAxDERmo VWAIF. tot AUTICLE II. Thanks to the wealth and liberality of the Ac Marquess of Bute, ably seconded by local enter- I id prise, Cardiff bids fair to become one of the leading 1 nt seaport towns in the kingdom. With its excellent I he and extensive ramifications of docks, its railway Si-facilities, and the enormous reserve of coal and i iron in ...

... iatter ITS FACTS AND FALLACIES. apply BY A WELSH EMIGRANT. ri ley, LLord AurICLE 3. ition, THE COST OF LIVING AND THE PRICE OF buted LABOUR, roed, The visit of Mirs. Langtry to the States reminds rceme of the fact that theatrical ticket speculation en no has been carried. on there with considerable suc- cess for a long time past. Latterly, however, a 8die- mass of newspaper correspondence has ...

... I -D- ASTR ICT ?? D 5ISTt RIC nTNEV8. U-Dr.- dot- CARDIF. minil Tan WAritn su-rray Quitsriara-The acti7on Of th Ir Tohn Wevec-r againist the Cardiff CorpoOra- a'9' lion will he heard fit the county' court to-daw cirte,4 . , Hi Brnwi:nae oveid u t~ck 4'~t of th cr'rpw'ration to chttita for rui.fi hits at,~ private bonses; also na-to the' men- lug- o1 the xvords annural valluel of a housme as ...