... 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 ...

... 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 ...