... c -. Es.__ SATUIRDAY. JUL Y 1, 1g82. CONSERYV'L'TVE REACTION. Hi LD L) e~ J.Uva~ tx by Mr. DAVID DAvIES, the member for Th Cardigan, in addition to being a man of good tht rk), shrewd common sense, is also an outspoken lar man. In the address which he delivered at ret Caersws yesterday he shone conspicuously as the regards each of the qualities with whichh Ave have just credited him, Ilis ...

... MA N CH E STE R. NID oes dim o bwys wedi cymmeryd lie yn y cylch Cymreig yma ye ddiweddar, namyn cyfarfodydd pregethu yn Heywood street, Cheetham Hill, Ashton Old Road, Openshaw, a Chariton Road. Yn y lie blaenaf, pregethai y Parchn. Dr. Lewis Edwards, Bala, a William Roberts, Llanrwst. Yu y 6spel diweddaf a enwyd, pregethai y Parch.. Dr. ?? Rees, Caer, a T. P. Phillips, Horeb. Yn Openshaw, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Friday.—This bill again came before a select committee of the House of Lords for adjustment of clauses. His Grace the Duke of Buckingham presided. Mr Pember, Q. C., and Mr Jeune, for the Taff Vale and Brecon and Merthyr Railway Companies, sub- mitted clauses which they desired to be inserted in the bill. Mr Boinpas, Q.C., for the promoters, stated that they could not possibly ...

... ACCIDENT.—A lad named John Morgan, in the employ of Mr Ben Jones, coal merchant, of this place, met with a severe accident on Tuesday morning by being kicked by a horse. He was found unconscious in the stable by his master. Very little hope is entertained as to his recovery. ...

... THE EGYPTIAN MUDDLE. WE have no sympathy with the multidudin- ous questioners in Parliament as to the policy of the Government in Egypt. Sir STAFFORD NORTHCOTE has shown an excel- lent example to his followers in not putting questions which may cause embarrassment. We know that every word of importance uttered in tho House of Commons relating to the subject is flashed by telegraph all over the ...

... COMMERCIAL SALES. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT 2.30 P.M. ON THURSDAY next, June 29th, 1882, at MESSR!? JOHNSTON, T^/j\lLi,S, Sc £ iO., i W AREHOUSJK, S T r. E E'r, CARDIFF, 1500 BOXES NEW AMERICAN CHEESE, LANDED and to LaXIJ, to S.S. BALTIC, CITY OF PARIS' and ENGLAND. ALSO ABorT ONE HUNDRED PACKAGES CANADIAN BUTTER. t&¥or further particulars, ...

... AIUNIcIPAL BOUNDARBES .COMMISSION. BELFAST, W% -are enabled to supply our readers this morn- Eng with the Report of the Municipal Boundaries Commission, which has been So anxiously in. quired after for sometime past. It contains much Df importance' with reference to the borough, and Will doubtless.be read with interest. The municipal boundary of Belfast was fixed by the MXuuicipal ...

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... ,RESENTATION TO THE EX-CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF GUARDN. '.tmb IJUALUJ UX Sal fltbI;ifl.. C At the conclusion of the Board business reported e, above, a presentation was made to the ?? LS (MI. J. J. Sapp). In addition to the Guardians already mentioned, thorn were also present the Mayor (Alder- man J. G. Whitcombe). Messrs. F. G. Bradbear, P. J. t. Hyams. C. Light, and WV. R. Light. Letters of ...

... ?? L ET'ER :CXXXVIIIL .~ ~ ETE . . _. . I ;T: E fSUEZ CANAL. The Suez Canal, like so many other good things, is not an unmixed blessing. It shortens the route to the East, and this means quicker and cheaper transit. By taking the route of :the Canal instead of that by the Cape of :Good',Hope, a vessel makes more voyages in the sabie time. 'She therefore earns more money for her owners, and the ...

... OF THE IRISH WOLF-DOG.—That it is beyond reason that any dog should have stood 36 inches is not the case, as Lord Mount Eigcumbe has a picture of a dog taken life-size which measures 36 inches to the shoulder. The skeleton of this dog (apparently a Great Dane), which is also preserved, would corroborate this measurement. A picture was also painted for the Marquis of Hastings in 1803 by ...

... The trial of prisoners commenced on Wednes- day, before the Rev. Hugh Bold (chairman), assisted by Mr George Overton, county magis- trate. The court opened at 11 o'clock. PLEADED GUILTY. Jeremiah Culina (50), labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing some bacon, at Brynmawr, on the 30th of May last, the property of George Powell. The prisoner also pleaded guilty to a former conviction for stealing ...