... I C 0 UR) LONPN COMRPONDMITCE. I F j ~~Losroose, Morn.mkv Ermsss. The: old year is dying quieitly, amlid gentl r moaning froni a ?? east irind. With the end aiof the Christmas season lhas come the dulness , which alziost invariab ly precesdes the new rear. ;;Nothing sees t be ov.ing exme~pt the clock. Even business is not mrovring to-day. The Stock ?? s nearly idle, and most of the shops 1 ...

... I THE YEAR 188. 1 SUMMARY OF EVENT. | ,a few houZ the year 1884 will havc 1 completed a not exceptionally eventful exist- f rnceo. Although there may never occur a anything absolutely new, each period of t tvrelve months discloses special features q rnwich, al all events, serva to mark it in c history. Conspiracy is as old as hunan ¶1 society, but we shall hereafter have to recall -. that 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, ...

... THE CLAIMS OF CARDIFF AND POXTY- g PRIDD. e SIR H. HUSSEY VIVIAN, M.P., AND T'HE I GLAMORGANSbILRE DIVISIONS. The question of increased Parliamentary repre- sentation continues to occupy the attention of politicians in South Wales, as will be seen fromthe sabjoined reports. s CARDIFF AND THE BOUNDARY COMMISSION. 2 A special meeting of the committee appointed t by the Cardiff Corporation to ...

... ?? LC._.Bi - M , 1t84. TUESDAY v -D-7CEMBIE 1S, 1884. THE HOME-COMIING OF THE VICEROY. I Lord IPtPOS left Calcutta yesterday for Bombay, where he stays until Saturday next, when he will embark for England, from which country he has been absent since the early part of 1880, in the April of which year he was ap- pointed to the Governor-Generalship of India. Looking back to the period of his ...

... THE BISHOP OF ST. DAVIDS ON VOLUNTARYISM IN THE CHURCEH MEETING AT CARMARTHENi. The Lord Bishop of St. Dsvid's presided on Mon. day evening over a meeting at the Assembly rooms, Carmnarthen, to advocate Home Missions ir connection with the local fund of the Additiona:; Curates' Society. His Lordship, in opening the proceedings, said it was commonly and, as he imagined, invidiously thought ...

... f LLANDAFF DIOCESA=N CHURC EXTENSION SOCIETY. A. , __ I. e 0 IN 3. Al [1 5 0 e a r If r '5 F The quarterly meeting of tile committee of tihe L Llandaff Diocesan Church Extension Socitdv %,as held at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Friday. The Bishop of Liands if presided. Thero were also present the Dean of Llandaff, Mr. R. 0. Jones (treasurer, Mr. Bowel Gwyn, Mr. G. Phillips, Mr. J. Pricoard Mr. ...

... THE SECOND READING OF THE BILE. I Tr-o -, .- :_ -s A __ _ ?? . - ?? e Last night, in the House of Commons, in replying to Mr. Chaplin, Mr. Gladstone declined to state what points in the Bill the Government would consider vitals but added that the responsibility of the Government for that Bill was precisely the same, and as ftill and abso. lute as in regard to any other Bill ever submitted to ...

... ! or The bazaar in connection with the above church was pi opened in the parish-r'oom, Campbell-street, adjoining fc the church. on Wednesday. It had been looked forward o, to with considerable interest, and the promoters have ci worked hard, and deserved the success which attended LI their efforts. The object of the bazaar carries its own be commendation. The proceeds are to enable the congre ...

... aI The following correspondence is published respecting the I f appointment of commissioners to enquire into the o boundaries to be assigned to the divisions of the several a1 counties, and of the boroughs and divisions of bo roughs in ?? and Wales, constituted or affected by the a Rledistribution of Seats Bill, 1884 : f Local Government Board, November 28. Sir,-1 beg to inform you that in ...

... THE RAILWAY RATES -QnSTIONT. e I LOCAL APPEALS.' 2 Yesterday, Sir F. Peel, Mr. Price, and Mr. Miller, Q.C., sitting Iir thle Railway Commriqsionsrs' Court, West- minster, had before them the case of Kempsont r. the I D Great Western Railway Company. The applicants in this .1 Case are Mr. Josiah K~empson and Mr. Isahac ?? lKempson, trading under the style of Thomas' and Leonard 1 Jenkins, and ...