... of Cambridge !: University, were accepted then the Aberystwith a Radicals would willingly unite with their Cardigan X.friendst But the Cardigan Liberals are counting t without their host, for it does not seem likely that }Mr. Davies would become a party ...

... be premature to proceed with - the motion at the present time. He had seea Mr. S John Moses and Mr. J. S. Adam, both of -whom > agreed with him. Es had also seen Mir. John a M'Connochie, of Cardiff, who was preparing a n report on the best means of improving ...

... and ?? company spent a most vr enjoyable evening. PRIMITIVE METIHODIST CHAPEL, CARDIGAN- rOAn, LEBDis.-It is only six months since the Primitive s Methodist Caoel, in Cardigan-zoad, Leeds, was built at a cost of £2,uOO, and already, by the efforts of the ...

... Theere also were present Earl Powis, the Right Hon Pt Gn- . 0. Morgan, M.P., Mi Rathbone, MBT., Mr. Davies, at to M.P., MA. John Roberts, M.P., Sir Robert Cunliffe, ia *t, Brt., M.P., Captains Pennant and Verney, Mr. hi to 9 archant Williams, London; Air ...

... past, is now better. SWANSEA. Saocsiic FATrLITY.-4 ?? burning case has ?? occurred at Swvansea, the victim being Annie Amelia Johns. a blind woman, aged 24- years, residing at 46.New-street On Wednesday night; sbout half-past ten, her father retired to rest ...

... went in a state of befitting excite- - rnent. Mr. Chamberlain came down with p e his, Merchant Shipping Bill under his Is ie arm and a smile upon his face. The n House was well attended and noisy. ai Conr ary to expectation, and certainly in cn e fiance ...

... from the I results ofscalds accidentally received. It. appears that on the Friday previous the deceased was I tanding on an arm chair in the kitchen during the ug ab=ene of its mother. Overbalancing itself, the 1 litteone fell against the table, and, grasping ...

... Glad- stone; and as a matter of authentic history the Cabinet in question included Lord Aber- deen as Prime Minister, Lord John Russell sas Foreign Secretary, Lord Palmerston as' Home Secretary, and Mr. Gladstone as a Chancellor of the Exchequer. The ...

... agreed to. Mr BRAND, in answer to questions, stated, as to the issue of Martini-Henry rifles to the volunteers, 8,000 of those arms were already in the hands of the different rifle corps, and he had instructed the volunteer authorities to make inquiries in ...