... The Light Blues made their appearance on the tow path just before three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, and at a few minutes past the hour they launched the new Clasper, and paddled quietly down to the Star and Gartet, and from thence swung round and started away from a skiff moored off Alexander's fer a spin to Chis- wick. Pitman set them a nicê lo stroke of 35 for the first minute, and their ...

... THE SOUDAN REBELLION. I Fight with the Rebels near Birti. THIRTY REBELS KILt-KD. FIGHT WITH THF- REBELS. Thlrtv Rebels Killed. ...

... At a dinufr held at EtoUiesay on Thursday last Itl connection with tha Bute Farmer^ Society, Lord Butt, in responding for the Houses nf Parliament, said The is one to which it ill very difficult to advert without ex- pressing opinions, whatever they may be, from which tniiiebody will differ. But I think I safe in saying that we mn-t all rejoice ms regards the House of Commons that tlw. if ...

... THE RESTORATION OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, CARDIFF. Public Meeting at the Town-hall. The Bishop of Llandaff on the Rich Man's Gift. A public meeting was held in the Assembly- room at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Saturday night, in support of the movement in favour of the restoration of St. John's Church. The Bishop of Llandaff presided, and there was a fairly good attendance, including many ladies ...

... LONDON LETTER. Specially Wired. By Our Gallery Correspondent. l LONDON, Friday Evening. The polling results announced this after- noon conclude the returns of the general election. The new Parliament is fully chosen, with the odd result of what is prac- tically a tie. The Liberals, including Sir Edward Watkin, who canvassed Hythe as a Liberal, are exactly the same number as the Conservatives ...

... MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT FERNDALE. One Man Killed, Anotner Seriously Injured. On Thursday night, as Thomas Jones, whose wife and five children reside at 72, Wind-street, Aberdare, and David Jones, whose wife and family reside at Llandyssul, were engaged in repairs near the double-parting at No. 4 colliery, the roof collapsed, and both the unfortunate men were buried beneath some tons ot the ...

... The annual meeting of the shareholders of the a Cardiff Proprietary School was held on Wednes, day. The president (Dr Taylor) occupied tha ° ciiair. Among those present were {--Principal J« Viriamu Jones, Alderman Jones, and Messr* h Evan, Lewis, C. Sankey, and E. J. Wait. 1° b the report regret was expressed that the past yeaf had not been financially successful, and in ordee to enable a ...

... A CLERGYMAN FINED, FOR DRUNKENNESS. At. Richmond petty sessions yesterday morn- ing, Ambrose Cave, clerk in holy orders, 41, Emperor's-gate, South Kensington, was sum- moned to answer the charge of being drunk on the public highway on the 23rd October. Defendant was taken to the police-station and liberated on bail, but failed to surrender on the following morning, upon which a summons was ...

... Homes for Fallen Women at I Cardiff. A meeting of the committee of the Cardiff branch of the National Association for the Promo- tion bf Social Purity was held at the Grand Jury- j room, Cardiff, on Wednesday. The Mayor presided, and there were present the Very Rev. the Dean of Llandaff, Revs, E. E. Allen, Porthkerry, V. Saulez, D. Morgan, F. E. Nugee, G. A. Russell, G. Hargreaves, A. Tilly, ...

... EE CARDIFF. PiLOTAG.E BoaxoD.-The usual monthlyi meeting Iof the Pilotage Hoard was held at the o~ffces,~ Stuart-street, on Tuesday. Capt. Pengelley, 'loe-. Ichairman, presided. and there were also present TMessrs. Ehiolot, Morse, and J. Ii. Wilson, Lieur.- icil Colonel Martin (who took his Seat on the boiard~foir lii!f. the first line), and Air. Stephens. solicito)r to tLt) nen board. Thie ...

... a IRIS lUMAS HOLIDAY S AND THE RAILWAYS, We observe that the Great Western Railway Company have, as usual, made arrangeine'nas for the issue of tickets at their City and Wrst End Offices,an arrangement which Will doubtless be appreciated by the many intending passengers on that line at Cl.rlstmas. Ticket ofices have been opened at no less than eleven places In the Metro- polis, viz. :-193 and ...

... lall. ULJVVMtCI A.LN.LP LaD LflIUVUO. en The sturdy Liberal who divides with M4r. da JoaNw MoztuTs the representation of New- wI castle in Parliament spoke some home truths 1i about the Caucus in an address to his oon. mt stituents on Saturday night last. The entry fa of the best club in the world, Mr. wc CowE-; poind out, was now to be obtained, th, not by the will of the electorate so much ...