... ?? I ?? ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED AT C K~~ORTI. EOFFICIAL TELEGRAM.1 FaOM GXNERAL LORD WOL.SELEY TO TUB SZRETariny oF STAre iron WAn. KORTI, WVxNcraxrAr (9.30 ?? ~*The last convoy of sick and wounded arrived as here this morning fvomn Gakdul, consisting of three Mr. wounded officers, three sick officers, twenty-two n god wounded and forty-seven sick cnen. All are doing p im, well, a us. F ...

... LAZEIT' NL\S. FIRP1 T MEETINGS AN]D DATES OF PUBLIC EXAMINALTIONS. Georgc Allen Davies, ol JLIbilee Haouse, Od Bridge, Maverturdw est, builder; first rocetirrg April 17, eleveu a-n, CQstle 11otel, Haverfordwsst. Elias Davies, 23, High-stiree, 'Tenby. tailor; public examination April 15, c.3Q,, Couilty Court, Pembrokae : Jiock. William Graffuider, 206, Bute-road, Cardiff, boarding. ] oruse ...

... Wln.-l f I 4 ll 5t R r -it MARC ,a is 1. SATURDAY, MCARCH 28', 1886. I 4h s - A . imposing, the gathering on the platform ul including the Punjaub Chiefs. Si No answer has yet been received from W Russia. In the House of Lordson friday ti evening Lord Salisbury asked for information as to the precise state of the negotiations with Russia, and deprecated the slightest indication of flinching. ...

... STUPID HOAX ON AfYOUNG WOMAN. l ?? ht FA.TAL COSFSQUIMNCES TO THE GIRL. .rs Mr. William Carter, coroner for East Surrey. held leo an inquest at Camberwell on Monday concerning the death of Martha Jane Dunkley, aged 23 years, unmarried, whu w1s5 discovered dead under mys- terious circuinstances.-Nars. Martha Brewerstated that ?? was a widow, and cvrried on the business of a fancy repository at ...

... 'OTES, ~arn Y' [taoit ?? OWN C0A PONNDRNT5.3 Sinj MoNwNY NIGHT, tbh y A couple of the Welsh members had £ spa rather bad quarter of akn hour of it in the not Y Commons this evening. On tha discussion of pMr.Gladstone's motion that notices relatingto the Redistribution Bill should h4ve precedence ( over allother matters, Lord ?? ClhilroilI went for Mr. Diillwyn in a way which piust have made ...

... THIE NAVY ONCE MORE. b The most sensible thing that has been said | in recent debates on the condition of the Navy yj is Mr. D. DAVIls's candid declaration that t, i he would not mind if we had a bit of a n brush with a foreign enemy, just to gain a e, little experience of our ironclads. This f remark betrays the impatience with which ti the public regards the incessant wrang- t lings of ...

... CONSERVATISM AT HAVERFORD. XVEST. WEsr. A large and influential public meeting under the . auspices of the Conservative Association was held v at the Masonic-hall, Haverfordwest, on Friday night, to hear an address by, Mr, C. Croston, ? deputation from the National Union of Conservative Associations, London. Among those present we noticed Aldermen E. EatOn Evans and Stephen r Green, ...

... 1, 99, , ll? rw - - ?? E ?t, Q'I'IR-705S, q I %Stetcl %It,4 I14 )T-B-D.YI:BSDA Y. APSIL 1S, ISMS I l, qt rnhi of thA e Rp-;n- ?? . e I latest phase of the Russian difficulty; a brief conversation took place upon the proclamation calling out the Reserves, and there was a discussion upon the telegraphic connec- tion with I-long Kong, after which their lord- ships adjourned. In the Bouse of ...

... ~Ba Monday was observed as a general holiday gf aid, throughout South Wailes and Monnsnathsbhlre, and sq rate large numbers of excursioniats took advantage of gr of the fine weather toenjoy the great summer holiday' ?? Out tu itch Some thousand, of visitors were conveyed to Car- say 61ff by the several local railway companies, while )re the departures were almost equally ao great. ante ...

... MER, BRIGHT AS EVANGELIST. Mr. JOHN BRIGHT has been preaching a I political gospel to the Welsh people. It Y would seem that he did not quite do so with- c out being asked, although he came next N door to it. We Are not very far in i the secrets of the Radical party in i the Eastern and 12hondda Divisions of f Glamorganshire, but we venture for all that c to affirm that the communications Just ...

... ! THE DEFENCES OF1THE SEVERN AND J13RISTOL CHANNELb.i THE CARDIFF VOLUNTEER ENGInEERS, dr to] A IIEADQUARTERS :BUILDING TO BE ERECTED ON THE CANAL WE1ARF GI The corps of Volunteer Engineers nuthor'lsed at fr( Cardiff for submarine mining purposes has now Cs been formed, with the full complemrent of officers and men. Being so late in the season,there will fi be no local camnp, as originally ...

... D-TRY 'FARMING. In a paper recontly read at Liverpool Mr. HttrAdall deideavoured to prove that the systom of soiling, or in other words, growin green crops r. of various kinds and catting them For consurmp- V tonn by stock in stalls or yard-as distinct from, uhe and opposed to, grazing permanent pastures-is ri sl one that might, and that probably would, greatly 0 f lesen certain affections ...