... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (Fromt Las Nif tsaetie.; Dt BANKRUPTS. lY Pwrrs, SreLumn, 18, Ironnonger Lane, London, conemismfgn is, agent. at JAMEs IARaEnuTurER, 60, Chandos Street, Covent Garden, Lit Middlesex; 24, Ceamberwell Green and Station Road, and Bruns. t wick Square, Camberwell, all Surrey, furniture remover and i storer, and railway agent. CHARLES WAI1REN, 77, Gracechurch Street, London, wine, sd pirit, and ...

... WOLVERh{AMPTO1N. THee SenOOa BOARD.-The lamst ordinary meeting Of the School Board was held yesterday; the Rev. J. T. Jeiffocic (0heir- man) prestiding.-Mr. H1. Loveridge moved a vote of thanks to the Ch~ris-an for his services during the past three years. This weel seconded by Mr. J. Lees, slupported by several members, aned carried. Inhis ireply, the Chal-irean ?? leashould not oifer ...

... ?? IFIR THE ADJOURNED INQUEST. &*tl The adjourned enquiry into the circumstances attending ti the death of John Minley Arthur, surgeon, of Aberdeen, i who met his death on the Pullman car which got on flre re, at Hunslet, Leeds, ont Sunday morning last, was continued W yesterday morning at Leeds, before the Borough Coroner. fla Donaldson, the Pullman oar porter, was recalled, and lie yX ...

... _ In?__1 Ra L} Am EN L _=c W1'-s __ bt --01t _ IT seemed on2 Moniday as if the dogged oppositi6p o progresI with the Piocedutc Rules had collapsed. At a glanc the Order Book will show, this is maintained linost single-haiifd by Lord R. Churchill. On the Ninth Resolution, passed on Wednesday afternoon after a long discussion, Lord Randolph had seventeen amendments out of twenty-eight that ...

... Vide Coapay Xicbie. of the 'Xtioxrp fromi (Egypt Cy HI. II. S. PEARSE THqE GA THIERING OF BAETTAL1ONS IN A WHITE FROST FOG so dense that objects a few yards off were completely obscured from view, and figures close at hand loomed large and seemed distorted out of all semblance to their own proper form, the mustering of troops for a pageant that will long be memorable in British History began. ...

... j -HULL WATCH COMM.ITTEE. ?? SA aver IogTs I I ?? - . . . ?? The first meeting of the newly constituted Watch Corn. mittee was 'held on Wednesday at the Town Hall, the Mayor ?? J. Stliart was unanimously re- elected chdirman for the ensuing ?? Chairman, in returning thanks for the appointment,' said that the difficultiesb'hioh the Committee had to surmount were by no means light. He 'had ...

... L A T E S. T NE WSS. . ., ?? &T N_ .I :ti, ?? is FRANCE. PARIS, NovwnIER 16. ro The hbamber-of Deputies to-day resumed the discussion no of the Public Worship Estimates. _i. Roche proposed the th -tppreseion of, chapter ?? relative to ecclesiastiral In pensions. ?? stated that a credit of 50,000 francs had t& been g~rauted' UJoly lest to the Arohbishop of Algiers for Ti the propaation of the ...