... TERRIVIFIG EXPLOSION IN LONDON. 0 _ ._ - l A GOVERNMENT PC th BUILDING -WRECKED. |t In SUPPOSED DYNAMITE at OUTRAGES. r ALARM IN THE HOUSE OF RPI COMMONS, ?? . . ?? TI ATTEUMPT TO BLOW UP TIHE st -TUES OFFICE. I |PRESS ASSOCIATION TLROEAM. | r LONDON, THUeosoAy. 10 P.M. dt A terrific gas oxplosion occurred at the Local of Government Board Offices, Westminster, to-night, th which caused ...

... ' THE WEATHER AND THE CROPE. a , _ I I bu xt The Mark Lase Rrpreos of Monday says :-alo i During the past fortnight young wheats have been m( oe quite at a standstill. No doubtthechsck has bcen su oh beneficial to forward wheats, but the severe night Or Z., frostsof Thursday and Friday, which were accomn- 11, T. prnied by biting easterly winds, com ing upon the is lat, wvet kly, chin pilants, ...

... = = =4= = Atfrottrit M Ig-# I SA TURD Ye MARCH 17ze , 1 SSS. ST. PATRICE. Our.* ?? the Irish devote to-day E to the commnemoration of their tutelar Saint. a It is the custom with them on St. Patrick's Eve to assemble for vespers in the churches of their faith, where they listen to exordia C from their pastors, and to panygyrics on their i canonised patron, whose memory keeps as green in their ...

... ,IFORTHCOMING -ELEOPION OF1 ! GUARDIANS AT CARDIFF THE NOMWMATIONS OF CAlNDIDATES. On Tuesday the nominations of candidates for i ?? election as members of the Cardiff Board of Guar- til dians were made at tho office of Mr. Stephenson, I . lat returning office, Queen-street, Cardiff. The event jil A is all the more important on account of the forthcoming election being the firsto a hi. ...

... i I_ -01 ?? OUR CORfl2POXNDFlT. j I f FIPSt. M P ?? 13 (Aprra'rouNy).-Tiea uneasiness c at felt in the provinces in cons,,quence of the recent' at disturbances in Paris wa:s emphasised on the -B. use this afternoon by the receipt of an enror- ds mous number of seilitrg orders. Hlappily, no panic was caused thereby, all the orders being re jeadily absorbed, but should there not be n- a evival ...

... I THE PROPOSED UNIVERSITY COLLEGE IOR SOUH WALES, I~ ~ FR OJI TILE DATE AND HO1CR OF 7~l, ARBITRATION, 'We are informed by the Right Jjon. A. J. jS3 Mundella that the proceedings before the arbi. tzrators will be strictly private. ne On Saturday the Mfavor of Cardiff (aMr. G. A. 1 Stone) hsd thefollowing letter placed before hirn:- kI ivy Council Office, 2nd March, 1883. let Ii-! am dieed to ...

... EASTER \VESTRIEiS . . . ?? ilia ?? own ['he usual Easter Vestries were held in most of a aithe churches of Cardiff Ion Mlonday.hi hbs ST. JOitN'.-'i'ii OLD CMiRTairra.-The vestry hi. for St. olin'z Church was held on Monday, under in~ the presidency of-the Vicar, the Rev. C. J. Thomlp- fir, ~On ion. ?? was at moderate attendance of to Ir- jpairisbioners. -Mr. Sergeaunt presented the church- ti ...

... ,. SI 1 :Sv U- MkAIL Ornes, 4.30 A.u. ;at LATEST GENERAL NEWs,. of me The flunstanton and West Norfolk Railway he dividend is announced at 11* per cent. ea, The Earl of Rosebery will address a Liberal on meetinc in Biriniughaun during tbe Faster recess. at Mr. J. W. Pease, banker, of Newcastle, was mee yesterday eklcted a director of the North-Eastern in Railway Comnpany, in place of the late ...

... RIVAL 'BUSSES AND. CARS Al' I - CARDIFF. i . - I . .- I A DANTGEROUS'RIDE. AYAt 0ardiff Police -Court, on Friday (before Mr. AYP. 0. Jones, Mr. CT. Phillips, and Dr. Paine), Elijah Biristow, driver of oine of.Mr. 8; Andrews's 'busses, drew was sum-moned for furidusly driving on the 10th s, the ult.,etobte danger tbf the public. Mr. Thorp, ono -Alderman J1. Elliott said he was a member Of * ...

... ?? ?: ? ? 14' MONDAY, MAflC'H i?, ZR$3. MFR. OIO-TLR AND THE UfTR'jiLN- I h'NT. V }M Cr. ArDsl0:ros mlust L_ e begun by isue 'inne to realise the ?? ,ruth that Mr. \t 1 NV 1. usTRn, the ?? Sscretary icr ; t.1 itela alihom.uih a. man of an eitnletnfl1 I paci!ew ct eilnlpvarnent. has n-ot nuite f'ven politicianis who hounded -i ita not I of tib C aliet a year art or the ts? -. ' ' ft| nsr'ii ...

... pr The figures brought forward by Mlr. BURNIE, Pl1 at the lest meeting of the Swansea Town1L{ Council, throw a flood of light upon the cost un of education in Swansea under the Sohool sit Board 2rtiw, and when these figures are by taken in connection with the establishment Kr t' of a Higher Grade School, a report in re- Li ference to which is to be presented for con- cli firmation at a special ...

... - 'THE 11IGIUVR GRAME SOHOuL,'Ii AflOPTION OF THE SCHMEME. - ?? ) A special meeting of the Swansea School Board M was held at tue Guild-hall on Monday afternoon, the Mr. WV. F. Richards (the chairman) presided, and wr there were also present thle Revs. Canon Richards to p and A. J. Parry, and Messrs. R. Martin, Edward fris -Roberts, John Roberts,, W. Morgan, R. T. Reed, A. Eci Francis, and J. ...