... QARDT)IF WAtTCH COMMITTEEtF.| rid __ __ - |E of An ordinary meeting of the rwatch committee of 3 ey t-l's CardiHT Clorporation 'asa hold in the Council JI !f- Chamlber of the Towrn-hal on W~ednesday, wh~en Si s; there wvere ?? Mayor (Mfr. A'lfred a ;1 Thomas), Aldermnen D. Jones. T. Evans, and IV . B. il in W'atkins; Councillors R. Biird, P. I.V. Carey, T2. P ty ax-ilug, ?? WV. Jacobs, A. ...

... SECOND EDITION l, * Waszi ?Ssa Osarae 4.30 Amp. ~hat FOREIGN NTELLIGEN CE, La ~mc IEl Zamnsiz, an independent native paper, has been ad suppressed by the Egoyptian authorities.f The Italian Chamber of Deputies passed a Bl oin Wednesday establishing literary and dramatic h copyright the According to a PRussian paper, some 5,000 Jews of have recently been expelled from Moscow by the Ret ...

... BR. (DORT)ES AT IJSK. (nzcalL TZiLZGRM. Mir. Cordes visited Cek on Wednesday afternoon, olu and in the evening attended a meeting in the We DTown-hall convened by the ?? Working, Men's nu Association. This association has been in encs-un tence just over one year, and num-bers nearly 1003 re- paying members, which is a satisfactory feature OuW owhlen the sirs of the borough is considered. The ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 24,1882. 'T - J.-- - I 7 Whatever blunders Mr. GLADSTONE ray * have committed in other departments of t administration, he has hitherto enjoyed the r singular advantage of being able to efface the recollection of them, and compel the admira- tion of the country, by the-brilliancy of his financial statements. So unrivalled is his reputation as a financier that, in 1880 and t 1881 ...

... ; SCANDALOUS REVELATIONS. t An extraordinary case occupied the attention of 7Mr. Justice Chitty all day on Montray at the I Chester Assiies. George Barker Cooper, 25, roar- chant, Altrinchami, was indicted ?? having felo-ni 4niouslv shot at his wife, Edith, with intent to do e her g leaone bodily harm. Mrs. Edith Cooper F stated that she had been married to the prisoner a three and a~haif ...

... |T-lE STATE OF ItELAND. 01 A PRIEST COMMITED FOR lie TRIAL. uin ATTEMPTED MIUEDER OF A LANND ;he OWNER. lre at ANOTHER DYNANITE OUTRAGE. ad At the Gort petty sessions on Saturday r to the Rev. Father O'H~iggins, a suspended clergy- a ni-tan wes charged with having, on the 12th nlt., in a ~d. tihe chapel yard at Shanagwiah, on the occasion ofa by a Land League hunt, addressed the people ...

... Our Plymouth correspondent telegraphs :—The' name and description of the gentleman supposed to have been murdered on a French railway cor- responds exactly with J. W. Willoughby, second .son of Mr James Wil-lqughby, engineer. The deceased was an assistant paymaster of the navy on board H.M.S. Jumna, and, having been re- cently promoted, he wati on his way home to qualify himself. A remittance ...

... TYSSUL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—As one of the sucoessiul candidates at the Bristol Clerical Edu- cational Society Examination held on the 16th of last month, we are glad to find the name of Mr D. ■ T. Jones, Llandyfyuog, who has obtained J650 a year for two years also Mr Griffith Thomas, the son of Mr Thomas, Maeslau, Llanarth.hassuccess- fully passed the medical preliminary examination, held at ...

... THE LIABILITY OF MARRIED WOMEN. COUNTY COURT JUDGMENT AT PONTYPRIDD. On Tuesday Judge B. T. Williams, Q.C., gave judgment in the following important action :— E. THOMAS V. WILLIAM AND ELIZABETH THOMAS. This action was brought to recover the sum of £19 lis Id, due upon the joint and several pro- missory note of the defendants, who are husband and wife. The female defendant borrowed the. money, ...

... ReDlving to a resolution of the Tipperary Replying ya fecent parliamentary t°^MrP J. Smyth, M.P., defends hia con- action, censurers look around them, W for a land reduced to a condition of fflaSv Referring to some recent outrages, Mr «tvs—See these things, and reserve SmyttS'forX League ofHell that has Kght3l this uDon our ...

... The Vienna correspondent of the Daily Tele- graph telegraphs:—i learn from Odessa that General Strelnikoff had long been designed as a victim by the Nihilists, because he discovered and suppresed the South Russian Nihilist printing- office. The general was standing in front of the Governor's house, when two gentlemanly youths accosted him. One fired immediately. The second was trembling. He ...

... LOCAL. MINERS' RECKLESSNESS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. NOTWITHSTANDING the dangerous nature of their employment, miners are proverbially a reckless set of men. Their familiarity with danger, instead of making them careful, has in most cases a contrary effect. Smoking in fiery mines, carrying pipes and matches into working places, rightly deemed offences against the law, and punishable by fine or ...