... IDO YOU ENJOY PERFECT HEALTH? It 901 II IVHY NOT? h I foI !n:L2n to Hire',,,l frnnmVW rm- f.- ThebP!'nprteW )ennr foY M!nw to ?? irnmunuty fror ?? iS O follow, en far tK pracU::nle. the 18-Sn oF n,,tmr, r-:3 If ilurss OttrrSke biW o totn n renlon. o.1) e prepartiona at are guppi;ed by nn'are. The onll wuuy-4nd ?? 2rb t~teZObU, abd the chief ?? remedy of Lhs preser.: age is UJW1L~o 15ie nsnn ...

... . - . I e A- e. - A. A i Tbe RTomse of fllomlnons met atwo olook on Friday afternoon, a fairly good ?? baing present. T'he Front Oppositio Benh th was empty, and the only Cabinet Minister ra present was Lord Randolph Churnhill. po shortly after two occlk 13Blaock Hod sam- ab nioned the mrembers to the House of Lords th to hesr the queen's Speech reid, and, headed bi2 by the 8peak-er, the ...

... ST C ARDIF. pro WEISLEY CnrniT MUTUAL IxP1EovXIrESr Caass.- El Mr. G. Foster gave the second part of his IGlean- F ings. from Natural History on Wednesday evening Baa (before last at the above class, treating of bees, cater- . ae pillars, frogs, icirneumnon flies, spiders, rc., in a ye-Par- most able, dnd ?? manner. Some Is was of the secrets of nature which hea laid bare called th Orem- ...

... .'T'EE BARRY DOCK SFI E1ME AND.ITS DIFFI'umLrls. ENCROACHMENT ON THE COMMON RIGHTS AT CADOXTON. MRtEI'IG OF PAtISEBIONFRS. A well-attended meeting of parishioners end others interested in land at Cadoston was held a; ihe B-oard SchoAl of that village nn Friday night, ,-for the purpose of considering the desirability of stopping further darmnge done on the cuinmon. It appears ?? the Barry Dock ...

... SOUTH WALES CALVINISTIO MhiTHODISTS. 'a QUARTERL\Y ASSOCIATIO!,. The Quarterly Association of the above body was opened on Tuesday afternoon at tile Salem Chapel, Edward-street, Canton, Cardiff, for the Li purpose of conducting thie general business, and was continued in time evening at the Hope Chapel, ?? Tite Moderator (the Rev. Griffith Davies, Cardigan) presided; and among those who ...

... f I . MEETING AT CARDIFF. A public meeting, convened by the Mayor, was hfeldon Mondy morning at the Town-hall, Car- diff, for the purpose of taking into consideration fthe advisability of forming a local fund towards ethe proposed National Memorial to General Gordon. . The Mayor (Mr. A. Fulton) presided, and there rI were also present-Rev. Vincent Saulez, Rev. G. o IHargreaves, Rev. Alan ...

... a XI-IJ -t -.nx Ofl1 aav 11AMIhu e Isibeeclaiation ot daauyjnom iwc Afly mecet: yet ihey ' le rer psuse to think orreflect upou the muse of tlis feeling. g It Lucy arise from aluaurish alie impure blood, which, if neglted ittl eforerunner of serious and chrouic disorders. sa Tbia w sry and tired feeling is nature warning us that there is somethijn lyrong, )which Dlust be set right, or a ...

... NE WPORT SaIPOWNERS' ASSOCIA- .ITIUN. jr-- - isa ANOTHER SHORT-WEIGHT QUESTION. Fig The members of this association held a meeting n on Wednesday afternoon at the Chamber of Com- no merce, Dock-street. Mr. T. E. Watson presided, Id andi there were present _Messrs. T. Mawson, E. n Ieynon, T. Jones, A. Goss, M. Mardey, G. E. er Martyn,T. H. Moody, J. Rennie, J. H. Carney, and iR. L. Watson, ...

... ring J CLOSE LuF THE TRIAL. k nldei CONVICTION OF CUNNINGHAM AN~D Pi etc. re toBURTON. tic a to us JUDGE HAWKINS' SUMMING Ur. W wi 'THE SENTENCE, e On Monday the trial of the prisoners James ii Gilbert Cunningham and Harry Burton on a charge th r. of treason-felony-, in connection with the explo- Ce a of sions at the Houses of Parliament and the Tower, by ~the was resumed at the Central ...

... ~EASTER VE~STRIES,' G ea, rerire at CA DIFF.was appo tlyY ST. JKNe's,-T4e usual Eas1ter Vestry meetina petoples. wewas held in the vestry of the Parish Church on pesoplne re. Monday, the Vicar (thea Rev. C. 3.2 Thompson) pre- Werviten ad silding. Mir. Sergeauent was re-elected 'vicar's metn alt; claurchwarden, and Mr. T. H. Stephens peopl's meetcingi ~17 warden. Tire Vicar congratulated themn ...

... !1 ?? Majz owu a %S1 . v WwmEN MAUz Omen, 1O'.3i. a THlE ANGLO-RUSSIAN b CRISIS.R FRESH 1IUSSIAN ADVANCE. ENGLISH WAR PRlE- PAlIATIONS. LOINDUN, MONDAY, In anticipation of an important statement by Mr. Gladstone on the Anglo-Russian j4 crisis, there was a large attendance at the House of Commons, and the House and the lobbies presented a very animated appearance.C 'Tbe Premier's statement ...

... ECOND EDITION. WESTEUN MAIL OMcR. 430 A.L} WEzSTRN MAIL OMcs 4.30 a_. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. TEE FRENCH IN COCHIN CHINA, [CENTRAL N1TEWS TELESRAM.3 7% PARIS, Tu;sDAY. Rumour is current here that General Bribre de 2l1e has been compelled to send several corn- T. panies of infantry and marines to Lower Cochin China, where a serious outbreak is threatened. ENGLAND AND GERMANY. BRITAIN'S APOLOGY ...