... SUNDAY MUSIC IN THE SWANSEA , PARK. TXr 7-z . i-- -4 ?? F l I . I I We are not surprised to find that the 3 decision of the Swansea Town Council with E. regard to their permission for the perfor- mance of sacred music in the parks on Sunday is awaited with considerable interest d) The public mind is seriously exercised as to the result of to-day's meeting of the WY Council. The people of ...

... THE WE?illij,,F:. a], Yesterdpy tih e weaber was fir.e ?? i i To-av's fooeaset for Soht a ;S, C *d mi2eoro~ogiwlat DepertmeLitaI at tkt zgL:. is -isstLs-ly brezes, lgblig lt o mdr-nx lj er.!niI bot air Cold. We append a i- ?? lh 21), k, rdinecs for the 48 ?? eidr T4 I.-, fl. ?? at the WriernAftao Othi-t, Ckir=. ;r1 ONDA r. 2 L~I54 trS; ?? Noon Mila:t n. ?? 4,- jfl, ;lim - -- ?? - f id 1 -- ...

... TPX W7.&TMM.I the Yesterdaythe viber as ?? thI toamornlng butitelearldinifieateboa~ndtheziiibtt In- t ine. day s foreatfor6tb, Wa~es, as issued uy thi4 Dr. 1 rnteeoloicaI Depoartsne at eight n'nlock 1*4 iikgtlv ~iS :-Easterly breezes. tlgb, Snoe; lozal ioga. We be append a ebart ofth bsarnnssee readin~ tw .t 8e b n 3bu' ndedM E modv dbgistrcemd a± 0s WGigS ar.e A>.dDM tal, 39 .5 - . 2-- Dr.1 ...

... DISTRICIf NtrNVS. CARDI11FF. Fs IWLttUlNG LT CNO.-The nla!rrlae oft 05. . nd Colees o Ii, fiw' of Mees.Mr5--~t- . M- -c-with Miss l-tanct-s Gibbs, daugh1ter of' -Z. NV'II as'GiubbF, coal utrxr'oont, took ic ?? ae the C1,urch of St. Johni,Gantn.' The :if-n 02- c.r;-,-jijr -n was the Bea&VN e tds lindeb--os CV Lttdlgr oonanftcrivirca leuti for- Cnc-iteria. 1. M;Laie Dfetfie C. hti aft Esei? ...

... SATVURDLY'S POLICE. LICENSING OFFENCES AT NEWPORT.-At the New- port Perttv Sessions James Waldron, RILlway HEotel, ir Petersi one, was suntuaoned far pertitittingdrunken- 1e ness on his preumises on the 23rd ult. Mr. Eutchins *s defended. At nine p.m. on rite daV rntined a con- Ir stable saw twentiy men in the tap-rono, several of e- whom were drilink. This was not the first time .e defendant ...

... THE FATAL AOCLD)ENT AT LLAN- a DYASUL. v. -- I - , h FUNERL OF THE VICTIMS. to I The funerall oE the Ilte MNlr. Johii Jones. soliciFor, timi and Miss Edlul t Howell. who were killpd in the F, liamentable carriiige necident of last Wednesdyir for took place at the Mlemorial Unitarian Chajpel, frine Llwynrlivdowen, on MonId;LY. Tie ceremony was Odd a public one, aid, in addition to the relatives ...

... ENSILAGE EXPERIMENTS IN ALGFRIA. Mr. Alfred Seymour sends to the nnars of Wed. nesday a letter upon Farming in Algeiia, in which ble sJys:- At a timne wilei a lively discus. sion has just been going on about the ilutlortation of foreign cattle, and the value of the negative ' Not,' I should like to call the aittention of mny frienids, Lord Cirlingford riod Mr. Dodson, and the public in ...

... T 'THE LATE REV. EDWA1'D DAVIES, I OF RHYMNEY. OF RHYMNEY. Tn the passing away of the Rev.E. Davies, Wales ;en. may be said to have lost one of her ablest sons. tor, He was born on the 27th of December, 1811, at ter, Tainant, Vale of Gwy, Rednorshire. He spent the mnt, early portion of lil life at Rhayader. When about °sh eighteenyenrs-of age lie entered the ministry with the the Caivinistic ...

... r ?? - - - rEWSX GAZETTE !NEWS. wi't Mal PARTWERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Edi Robert Wilkison and Robert Alexander 'Rennie, MEl trading ns Rennie, Wilkinson, and Co., at Doek-street, XIwlport, Monmouth, shipbrokers, coal merhrants, aud schl commission agents. lawy IRST MEETINGIS AND DATES OSF PUBLIC Col EXA3MINATIONS. schi BRiehard Gould, 4, White Lion-street, and 29, High- tha street, Tenby, grocer, ...

... | - A - iI, jF1OM OUCt OWN COILRRSPONDrsNT.1 I 2'VESDAY NGET. per ILord Tennyson took his place among the of ' peers in the Upper House this afternoon. Au Rlaving regard to the unique circemstances thi )f the case, the amount of interest displayed tax n11 the affair was surprisingly small, but per- . saps that was owing to a pretty general belief Ing ,hat the ceremony would not take place to-t ...

... THE MERC.QHANIT SHIPPING BILL, CORRESPONDENCE WITH MR. CHAMBERLAIN The Press Association has been furnished with copies of the letters which have passed between Sir D. Currie and Mr. Chamberlain re- specting the proposed shipping legislation. Sir Donald Currie, writing on the 19th ilist., suggest.s that the President of the Board of Trade should have a conference with a few members of ...

... I |FnOM OUR OWKT cosrRTUPONfINT5s,13 Your readers are of course at this time victims to the general curiosity as to the pro- bable contents of the Queen's Speech. To some extent I am in a position to satisfy that laud- ablespirit of patriotic inquisitiveness, as far as it relates to one or two important points. Amongst the numerous Bills promised to be introduced the leading place will be ...