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... 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 ...
... - 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- ...
... 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 T~ 1WVrSTrnaS l MAIL OFFicE, 4.80 A.m LATEST GENERAL NEWS, - More or less rain fell during the whole of yester- day. SThei) . for South \Vates for to-day, issued from thu %luteorological Office, is:-Soultil- Sp easterly breezes, light to calm, colder; clear in dit some places, foggy in others. he Mr. Doherty, landowner, of Donegal, is men- tioned as the Parnellite candidate for Queen's th ...
... WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS.] A tug with a large derelict ship with mizenmast and jibboom standing, and lifeboat in tow, passed St. Anne's Head at 10 a.m on Tuesday, making for Milford Haven. It is supposed to be the Storjohann. The Daisy, of Newport, from Dublin, with railway irou, has been towed into Newport leaky, having stranded on Nash Sands on December ...
... WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1882. LORD ABERDARE AT SWANSEA. THE celebration of the two-hundredth anni- versary of the Swansea Grammar School gave Lord ABEUDAIIE an opportunity of malting an important speech. There is no man who understands the educational wants of the Welsh people better than Lord ABER- DARE, and the more he has investigated these wants the more Liberal have his views become. In ...
... LONDON LETTER. [SPECIALLY WIRED. J [BY OUR GALLERY CORRESPONDENT.} LONDON, Tuesday Night. England and France are still drifting into peace. The process is slow and sometime* wearisome. But it is happily sure. Thai France has more or less absolutely rejected the presidency of the Debt Commission merely an incident in the process. The be- lief has always been entertained at the Foreign Office ...
... BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The weekly meeting of this board was held on Saturday, Mr R. H. Rhys presiding.—The out relief for the past week was rep orted to have been as follows :—Aberdare, £6613s 7d Gelligaer, £21 10s 6d; Merthyr Upper, JB56 8s 4d Merthyr Lower, jE53 18s 9d non-settled, £118 6d total, JB199 12. 8d. The number in school was 132, against 136 last year the number receiving industrial ...
... PEMBROKE FAT CATTLE CLUB. THE CHRISrMAS SHOW. The Christmas show of the Pembroke PrI Cattle Club was held on Monday. The entriei were very numerous—much larger, in fact, thai for any year since Mr T. W. Young has beet secretary. Quality too was beyond the usujfcs mark, and, notwithstanding that the very severe weather prevented several of the entered beast( from coming in town, the show was a ...
... SALISBURY ELECTION. The Press Association Salisbury correspon- dent says c—It is stated here upon authority that no petition will be presented against the return of Mr Coleridge Kennard, M.P., the proceedings contemplated having been abandoned. ...
... Two men, named Joseph Brady and Joseph O'Han- lan, were arrested in Dnblin yesterday, for alleged complicity in the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke. After having been taken before two magistrates, they were discharged. The police are said to he in possession of several important facts con- nected with the murdere. ...
... SWANSEA BAY SIGNALLING STATION. MIJMELF.S LIGHTHOUSE, Friday. Wind, Si, Weather, hazy. Passed East—schooner Polly Whit- taker, of Fleetwood; steamers Neath Abbey, of Swansea Cora Maria, of Cardiff. ...