... RA?Uus.lo 3d We note the appearance of another excellent te, milnumer of the N.aiolnl Magalzine of Wales. ce Among tile contents of tile November issue will be found an exceedingly well-writlen melmoir of rt1e Ir- widely-knv rti Weisth newstipyer correspond~al he Y Goliebydd, of whom an adaninrbl. portrait is de given. The writer is Professor Rowianids, lt.A. Bh beacon Colltage. Rev. SR . ...

... THE TIMECS ONAMR. IVOR JAMES'S FARTHING I L. SCE~flLAPSHIP SORHiME. rtes The Tvies in its issue of, Tueisday hras the fol- a or- lowing editorial article oan thd subject of thle b Paritin Scolarship Scheme of the South Wailes S I of Lollege: An appeal has beean made to the Southit as, Wales collieirs ton subscribe for the foundation of£ Alabour seliol-arqhips at the South Wales College.,~ ca ...

... I* WzrsnWN MArC, Orn&, 4.30 A.m. LATEST GENERAL NEWS. It is expected that the Leeds Musical Festival, which closed on Saturday with a people's concert. will leave a profit of over a2,000, which will be divided amongst the medical charities of the town! St. Jude's Church, Liverpool, was closed yester- day by direction of the Bishop, it having been represented to hin, both by Mr. Fitzroy and his ...

... FR.kNCE AND CHINA. l1CENrRAL NEWS TELEORAM.J PAETs, Niov. 1.-The Chinese Legation here have OR given a formal denial to the statement made by NM. Ferry in the Chamber last evening that the T Viceroy Li Hung Chang had disavowed the Malr- add quess Tseng. It is furthermore authoritatively s' asserted that six montns ago China informed use France that Bionink was then occupied by a teo Chinese ...

... SWA.'NSEA. SNYLNGS' RANiG. i ANNUAL MEETING. The annual me~ttng of the trustees and m;;nsgera of theo SwvanseaSavings' Bank was held on Tuesday. Sir If. Hlussev Vivian, Bart., M.?, presided. Mr. ITarn> ThNoMAs read tbe treasuirer's3 reprort, 3 which was as follows: Balatee oi, the 20tth of ve;er 188~2, £285820 19', 2d.; balance nit the 20i1, of _Noevember. 1881, 1 e £-6ob067 ON. Id.; ...

... DIk'RIUC NEWS. in CARDMF. LIFEBOAT FOR CAxDIs'r.-We understand that lpthe Marquess of Bote a few months ago placed a si, site at thle disposalt of the Royal National Li feboat Tinstitution On which to erect a bioat-house near the Isr present Low Water Pier. R~ecently his lordship has heannounced to the committee his wish to be allowed he berteentire cost of constructing the building, which ...

... = b - - AV e ' t. f to it U. Atfia | MfOVDAY, JANUfiASRY 8, iSse. I I - - - - - ! CLOUDS ON THE MINISTERLAL HORIZON. All the world k-nows bv this timae. havingi Ireceived repeated assura'nces to that efect from each of the mnembers of Mr. GLrA- srcx s Government-and, of course. they are the best possible judges in ?? a matter- I that there never existed in any country or time a body of ...

... SEBCO ID EsIITION0 I Ad- dI VYFSTERar- MAIL Or FiIe, 4.30 A.11 I E FOIREIN INTELLIGENCE. F1s AN CEI I sr5.ks3 ?? 13 ?? body of si. - (rdiitt is n-u) c b*'riedt whien already a split i appears ill thle -icarr of politierairs WIL-o bear h1is n:tn-, Th- C, Jcif r:on ir s-'s that of 170 pcpu~ics wirc' Nvme known as Gttnrbetists '100 livt 3 ',med the Radical see-ic al of tie Left. and 53 la:y:v ...

... I ss ~ ~ n, Le o ;z~.Er n * .. I WESrTrz' M&TL OGene, 4.30 A.hL LASTEST GENERAL NEWVS. 'rIhe (cort CiYrelr says her MaIjesty continues 1 to make ?? progres-s, and can walk a Jittle better. i Twenty prisoners Nvere brought into Sligo from U icounties Mayo and Gialwa'y on Saturd~ay to be tried for clarges of nurder and ?? con- a iracy. d According to private advices received froin Cairo, it is ...

... THANKSGIVING :FOR SUNDAY CLOSiNG AT PONTY'PRIDD. A public tha-nvkgiving meeting for the pas'i-|, . lte Welsh Sunday Closing Act was held, under the auspices of tie local Blue Ribbon Committees,' I at Penuei Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, ronty- pri-d, on Sunday evuning last There was onl a axsli auliprnce. A fow pravers Laving been offered Y vI, laymen,the RIev.. Evans,of t-ietiiyr, delivered L ...

... , G S -O L m, It is not at all Surprising that Continental journalists should be exercised over Mr. he LA NE's visit to Copenhagen just al A, the time when the Emperor of Itussl, is staying at the Danish Court. The Z English Prime Minister is ?? all . over Europe as the eager apologist ?? for Russian aggressions, and Russia stand- ia a- need of a champion just now, when she has asserted her ...

... TRE IIEAkLTI OF CAIIDIFF. lie V% During the week that ended on Saturday list, gt i1 the 15th tof December, therm were 60 birtihs regis. ill So torei as htavinig happened within the limits of tile mj Ja, borough of Gtrdiff, 65 being the average number Li *1y la-t year. The births relate to 29 boys and 31 A he girls. od In the sanme period the deaths, in Cardiff rose Pi is froml 29 to 36, this ...