... It is with great regret that we have to announce the death of Mr Gaorge Sydney Davies, LL.B., which took place at his residence, Heathfield, Swansea, at five o'clock cn Monday morning, at the early age of 30. Mr Davies caught a severe cold on returning home from a banquet given at Neath by members of the Incorporated Law Society, about a month ago, which resulted in an attack of pleurisy and ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE BOARD OF TRADE. A deputation from the CardiffLiverpool, Kew. port, and London Boarding-house Keepers' Pro- tection Society on Monday waited upon theBoard of Trade '-in. order' to lay, before, the. President. their views on the question of* advaiicd, notes. pro 1 posed to be dealt with in the ...

... THE PRINCIPALSHIP OF THE NORTH WALES COLLEGE. [PROM OCR LOXDON WELSH CORRESPONDENT.] To supplement the information already given on the selections for the North Wales College appointments, I may state that, although six out of the 21 candidates who had applied for the principalshin were selected by the staff committee for the approval of the council at Chester on the 30th inst., it is most ...

... CAERNART T!'N Deallwn y hydd i Ur D. Mlforgan, Cestle sequae,, dr iddodi darlith yea nghapel y wesleyald noa Laun nesaf ar Ddechreuad a ?? Weslcyeeth ye Nghaernarfon. Dian y bydd y ddarlith ya hynod ddyddorol. I Mewn cyfarfod aibmuig o'r cynghor traefol nos Fawrth diweddaf penderfynwyd agor y Parce Newydd tr yr Sfed o Fai, yn hea r y laf. fel y p iuderfynwyd yn flaenorol. Agtor y Par t gan ...

... IVEDIVESDA Y, APRIL 30, 188,. A DOUBTFUL COMPROMISE. THE compromise offered by Mr Dodsox, on behalf of the Government, has saved the Cattle Diseases Bill. Probably this is all that can be said for it. The Government evidently did not like the idea of withdraw- ing the measure, even by throwing the responsibility upon the lords. But OIl the otl-icr hand, we cannot avoid asking the question, At ...

... ALLEGED THEFT OF FISH FROM A RAILWAY TRUCK.—At tlie Swansea police-court on Monday, Joseph Parker, engine driver, and William Jones) a greaser, were charged with stealing five mackerel from a truck on the Great Western Railway. Mr Glascodine and Mr Woodward ap- paared for the prisoners. Evidence having been given, the prisoners were committed for trial at the assizes. CHARGE OF SHOOTING A BOY ...

... LIVELY EXPERIENCES OF TWO FARMERS AT PENARTH. Quite a novel set of experiences, taken as they stand allied, have recently visited two worthy farmers at Cogan, ne:;r Penarth, and the visita- tion has something more than its novel side to make it memorable to at least four persons inti- mately concerned. The said farmers, respectively Mr H. Thomas, of Ely Farm, and Mr Rees, or Reece, of Mayslake ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. R_ OUSE OF LORDS.-MONnAr, C Their lordships moot at four o'clock, when ther Royal assent was givtn byconmmission to the Army kAnnual) Bill, the Trustee Churches (Ireland) Bill, tj and a number of other Bills. The Lords Conmmis- , sionera were the Lord Chancellor, the EArl of Kimberley, and Lord Monson. THE EXPEDITION TO BERBER. h The Earl of GALLOWAY asked whether there a ...

... pul2v glunigino, NOS SADWRN, Ebrdl R6ain. (Oddi wrth ein Gohebydd Neillduol). Conversazione Bedyddwyr Castle-street.-Mr. Henry P. Cobb ar Nodsweddion Cenedlaethol y Cymry.- Y Parch, D. Charles Davies, M. A., a golyg. iadau Proffeswr Seeley ar 'Grefydd Naturiol'.- Mr. Gladstene a Dadgyssyltiad yn Ngh1mrst.- Y Llywodraeth a Ciholeg Aberystwyth.-Dysgu Cymraeg mewn Ysgolion Elfenol. - Y wasg ...

... LOSS OF 12 LIVES. [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] NEW YORK, Tuesday.—A collision has occurred between a French fishing boat and the barque Venus off Newfoundland. The boat sank and twelve persons were drowned. ...

... [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM.] BRUSSELS, Tuesday Evening.—Monsignor Goos- sens, who was appointed Archbishop of Mechlin and primate of the Belgian Church last October, after the death of Cardinal Dechamps, was to-day formally installed with great pomp and amidst much apparent popular rejoicing. The archbishop was met outside the town by the metropolitan chapters, and after a procession had been ...

... MR. BRIGHT AND THE POOR. The following letter from the Right Hon, John Bright has been received by Mr Williams, Llan- dudno, in reply to a letter announcing the death of a poor widow who was one of the right lion, gentleman's pensioners, and was always visited by him when staying at Llandudno;— 132, Piccadilly, London. Dear sir,—I send you cheque and stamps for coals. Aud so the poor old woman ...