... DISTRC NEWS. ward CARDIFF. Dr to aylor DETrH or MR. Tiot WrLLr.S, MAIrK~r HtOTEL other -We regret to announce the death of Mr. Thomas and Williams, Market Hotel, Canton, who diedj on r for Thursday evening in his 57th year. Mr. Williams for was formerly landlord of the Carmarthen Arms, Dowlais, where he will be buried on Tuesday, and 3arge vw as well known in the licensed victuallers' trade A ...

... TXIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ?? * ~ _HOUSE OF LOED&.-TUXSDAY. Their Lordships met at a quarter-pest four o'clck. MISCELLANEOUS. The Ear] of CAMPERDOWN 1lad on the table ai N.Bill imposing, certain regulations in the case of water companies. The B~Ill was read a firer time. Thle Commissionsrs' Regulation Provisional i Order Hill passed through Committee.I led Tato hiettled Leand Bill was read it third ...

... THE UOWBRIDGE FARMERS' CLUB.I A laripr qni nlnrn -rOmi -piqnr -nna.. A larger and more enthusiastic annual meeting the influential body of agriculta- es ralists known as the Gowbridge Farmers' bE Club has not bad for years than that which on took place yesterday. she mnembers present VI mnade an admirable start by the passage of a o& resolution virtually providing for the imme- diate ...

... ° Profesor hysn, of Osford, has this %week issued his repori or, tihe results of The unuwsi WVelsh Y extnmi nation recently beld at St. DIavid's College:- Y FLST Yzss.-Uct Gni r. - t'le paper set for the S first ye r men was a reretartliig (One, a-r deleiiarided a minute Iitowledge of a enriey of details, 'iliais could only have teett inxlleeredby the aid of careiil teachling 1 nid constanitb ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I CONSERVATSMI I THE PEMBROKE BOROUGHS. OPENING OF NEW CONSERVATIVE BOOMS On Wednesday AT TENBY. c On Wdnedayevening the new Conservative C( rooms in connectcnio with the recently-foarmed Con- j to servative Association in Tenby was opented to mebr. The association formerly met in a room em- atae to the Royal Assemobly-rooms, but, the OCrutPractices Act making it a misademeanour [uyto meet for ...

... DISTRI ICT ,TEWS. G'APJAFF. T* r v. RAXnLso.-Mr. P. do Concv 'Hamil- !ton solicitor to the defendant in this casetreported ,ell i 'in yesterday's Western Jfadir writes us correcting insta 'd[ac obvious mispri nt of- defeadanti for 1 plaintiff The na our account. the ot WAaWORu Coarsstrrs.-At the usualI meeting echo d of the Waterworks Committee, on Friday (Coun- in 9 e ciltor Alfred ...

... LORD RANDOLPH CaURCHILL ON t THE IRISH QUESTION. r T-'A - - . I The Conservative party was foredoomed to 01 be beaten on the amendment excluding n Ireland from the operation of the Fran- te chise Bill; but the Ministerialists were ig greatly indebted for their overwhelming b, majority to the capricious action - of in Lord RANDOLPH CHURCHILL. The noble ad lord, who seems to be anxious to try ...

... THE ABBOT OF UNREASON ILN Bi EOCNSHIRE. The Liberationist Apostle, the R1ev. J. i MATHEWS, of Swansea, has done good work hi for the Church interests in general, and for It those of the B3reconshire Churches in parti- fa cular, by the expedition he recently headed fn into (Jrickhowell. Yesterday se'nnight he ap- ne peared at the British Schoolroom tbere,backed he by the usual motley following, ...

... AGRICULTURAL NOTE. HnLr-nxn Sitrp. Ata meeting of South of Scotland farmers at Galashiels, Mr. Thomas Elliot, of Blaekhaugh, speaking of these sheep, said half-breds had For many years been produced in the South of Scot. land from ?? ram and a Cbeviot, and were now as pure a breed as any. It was bold B that five desents made a pure animia, and many farmers in this neighbourhood had bean ...