... THE LORD CHANCEL' OR AND ' WELSH COUNTY COURTS. I | PR.OBABL14 XfESIGNATION OF JUDGE or B. T. WILLIAMS, P he hy PLEA FOR WELSHiSPEAKING ad JUDGES. The probable resignation in thle not very T distant future of Judge B. T. Williams, through k ill-health, is again causing attention to tile nces- ?? of having Welsh-speakinlg judges in order th properly to deal with the numerous caes in which one ...

... IliMPERLi z 4 U'LIAMtLEN1. I , - -- . i - ?? , .. - - - - . - - HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY. The House met at half-past eleven o'clock. THE REGISTRATION BILLS. a The Standing Orders were dispensed with, aind after a few words of objection from Lord Denaman 01 the reports of amnendments. to the English, Irish, r( and Scotch Registration Bills were received, and ri the several Biils read a third ...

... [THE BUTE DOCKS AMALGA-1 MATION BILL. PROCEEDINGS BEFORE TH1E LORDS' Ow COMMUrTEE,,. c lana -br OUR OWN REPORTER.] ova LONDON, Filurn. ca The consideration of tire ?? Docks Amalgams- my, tion Bill was resumed to-day before a Committee rin of the House of Lords, The counsel for the pro- fro:, motors were Mr. Pope, QOC., Mr. Littler, Q.C., Mr. Thi' Bidder, Q.C., Mr. -Michael, Q.C., and Mr. ...

... The usual monthlv meeting of the Swansea L School Board was hela at the Guild-lall, Swatnsea, on WednIesday. Thb members present were Mr. - F. W. Richards (chairmianl, blessrs. E. J. Wolfe, Morris Morgan, Edward Roberts R. Martin, R. Reed, W. Morgan, Sutherland, and J. Roberts. Mr. EDnwAD ROBERSTm oved the adoption of the report of the Schools Mrnagement Committee, 3 whic aittiorised certain ...

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... CORRESP'ON DENCE. XWe casiiot publisil any letler sussleis te writer sliuds his ?? xastv ANLiD Aimess, not iteces'srily for pab- licatln. blt 115 a Guarrlstee or good faith, The ieditor casinor. ud' etake to retuses rejected reona- mu n iatiot15 uitderadrasycirciusmstiajce.* t4 Allcorrespusideuts nmust write on ONE 3iDX of the pa per .ssii, or their letters will be rejected. FRIXenLY SocxTT. ...

... W -itS Mf.f Orar & rr . R WTWCESN MAIL OGuIs, 4.30 A.M. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND AND RUSSIA RETUIN OF THE BOUNDARY C0M- MISSION TO I.NDIA, f STANDARD TELEORAOI.3 81LNGAO, Loss 4 (t'ia MEsED, TUEsDAY). News of the cession of Penjdeb has everywhere been received by the Afghans, who express them- selves as much disappointed, but show no excite- ment. The Commission is preparing to return ...

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... . I'lE RED1STRIBUTIOPT OF oEA1S I . BILL. It ?? - at roml rpe- bile ted eat- Irip -hes to 'oro, ants tie ther The Ifter rusi oni iave ths the the teil nlon, well pre- 4tem'e .t it senui and dLd, here poet ,nti- tism ring if of !ight I by near dig- y be BTit into tinne ian; ff by nius. ) the hich n is ; he 'in- hing tises ally, b on B. esjo This Bill, having now passed through Its tinal take ...

... ,I WahniaNq KAm Vinci 4.30 Ax. FOREIGNF INTELLIGE NCE. GERMANUY AND SPAIN. %NTEROHANGE OF ROYAL MESSAGES.' [FROM OUR CORRH5ONIDENT.) MADRID, MoN-DAy (via HimnaYE). The Internal condition of the country is giving the King and his Ministers as much, if not more, anxiety as the dispute with Germany. Republican tirned bands are reported to have made their appearance in Andalusia, and, although ...

... DISTRIT TNEWS. CARDIFF. FATAL AccDmz\rs.-On Thursday 1,oses Tohl Aehton, aged eleven, residing at Pentyreh, after school h=urs got on to a railway incine unper- cei-ed, and was knocked down and run over by some trucks. Be Was tdmitted into the Car- sA diff Infirmary at 9.30 on Wednesday morn 1 ing, where it was found necessary tc amputnte the right leg. The decc?kee died during the ?? Harne of ...

... i 9i-o 1 . - n -- ! WSrTSAN MW.L Ornee. 4.rO u.t FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND AND RUSSIA. ANTICIPATED SETTLE2MENT o c BTER'S TELEGRAM.] PARIS, FatinAT. A St. Petersburg telegram to-day states dint the Russian Government has despatched propoals to . London regarding Zulficar, to which the assent of ,the British Government arpears Certain. SIR H-1. D. WOLFF. ?? SnISTE'lS TELEGRAM.] CAIRO, ...