... I PRESENTATION TO MR. CYRIL 3 FLOWER, M.P., AT BRECON. On Saturday evening, at-the Brecon Town-haill, Pi thle borough member, Mr. Cyril Flower (who loses bisseat through the operation of the new Redistri- bution Act), was presented by the inhabitants of Brecon with a handsome testimonial, in recogni- nr tion of his services tothe town since be has repre- sel sented it 11850-85). Independent of ...

... LONDON LEV'l.UR. ,d [Fros OUR OWN CORRESPONDRNT. 1 Sir LUNDUIN, VEDNESBDAY. CIt It is atrange what a fascination the here- o9 B ditary principle has for even the most robust wi1 tiadical. MUeln who are loud in their deuui- let Ig eiation of hereditary legislators in the Ih ouse ut' of Lords seem quite eager to give the country a, abuondant supply ot hereditary legislatora ] aX iii the I louse ...

... SEVERN-E{OM) BOARD) SC-IOL. FOURTH ANNUAL CONCERT. The fourth annual concert given bv lhe children of the above school was held at the New Public. Ihil, Co-diff, on Wcdnesday evening. Thte children of these schools hltve, by their performnances on previous occasinns, gainedl a reputation that | soldomil fails tn th;e lot of tile scholars of Elementary Schools. Hence it was thant on Wednesday ...

... 'it r telu t fr t4, t1. MlONDAlY, fDEClSfEMBE 14, 1885. A terrible calamity ocourred at Plymoutb in the early hours of Sunday morning. A C L- ?? ?? v:- 7 - -- ?? fire broke out in Looe-street, a thirkly- cat populated neighbourhood id the oldest part of duo the town leading to the fish quays, and con- As taining many buildings of antiquarian iute- fin rest. The fire spread so rapidly that 12 ...

... SPIRIT' F THE WELSH PRESS. [ BY'. G*ILIEDYDD.] The January number of tre Gsnaien is the sub- ject of friendly criticism in most of the Welsh papers. The Gehiiea is a quarterly magazine~pub- lished at Carnarvon, add edited by 'i'aonydd. It has on its list OF contributors nearly nll the lead- ing literary 'men of the Principality. The chief articles oF interest in the present nnrmber are ...

... I SPIRIT O THE WELSH PRSS. ike By GnWEDYD. Bef at.F Nearly aU the Welsh newspapers review the past (Befo eirs year. It is done after the manner of the English Won Bed press, and the remarks refer mainly to matters John Dc nal political. Al] the papers are Radical except the and Job em Giealia and the Van, and all unite in unmeasured charged are ciously ne. praise of Mr. GCladstone and the ...

... THE | WAR IN THE SOUDAN* UNCERTAINTY OF GORDON'S FATE it ra ANOTHER BATTLE. le in a. VICTORY OF THE ,g BRITISH. a.- DETERMINED ACTION OF THE MAHDI. in THE ENEMIY FORTIFYING I METAMNEH. in j ITrALIAN OC'CUPATLONr OF * I BIAS'SO WAll. 1TWO ALDERSHOT REGIMENTS ry ORDERED TO SUAKIM. of le - 'P Up to one p.m. on Monday no definite n news regarding the fate of General t;ordon had reached the ...

... CORtRESPONDENQE. 5'*Alcorrasppndeats must written on ?? of the con' paperonly, ortieir lecterswci'berejected. - ' jafte Weceanno; ?? Rayletter unless the writersends be . his HREAL N(AMx AtD ADRIC9, noft neceisarlly for pub- via licAtOl, but as a Guaranitee of good faith. The Vditor canot cndertake to rscr4n rejected corn- wai municatlons under anyclreurmistssie . nat' *nee . . . - . . lonl ...

... VkitAloortespondents must-write on osex siDE ot the- -W paper only, or their letters ?? be rejected. We cannot puiilili ally lt~tt&C uile'tiie writer sends Thle ?? RAL cNVtsC AX nnD1sse, not necessarily for pub- In by ilatiosi, but-as a. Guarantee of good faih.' - oBilht, 'The Fditor cannot undertake to rettura rejected oein.- duritti mutticatloite under anvoireurnstences. jziglst ness it 3 ...

... * d' FEEL SO WEAKY AND 'rIRED rsto..xdam thn-t n - -in-s wi-om. uamr r .o I- thc .ClAinstIou ot roauy Wtom we daily meet.; Ye ttey 9 never p&uye to thlilk or reflect upon the cause uf this feeling. ile m Ib uniy arles from 'shejffeh arnd impurd blooi,' whIt-b, it ,t neglected, i ?? of sedrous and chronol dlssrdern. Z This weary and tired feeling Is tnature warning us that there il ls ?? ...

... he - - c %d DISTU11BANUE AT A CARDIIFF IOTEL. t FOUR WINDOWS SMASEED. bo At Cardiff Police Court on Monday James Scott to a was charged with having wilfully broken four se panes of glass in the window of the Bristol and th South Wales Hotel, which is. kept by Mr. Alfred wi Tuck. The landlord stated that about eleven Hi o'clock on Saturday night the prisoner came pa an to his house for ...

... 6t, - ?? . le , c 61 AX1 ror it _ Am SA4TU:RDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1885. .1g Lt- . I I There ia not much fresh information from 9. the Soudan, and 'what has. been received re- lates only to the 2novemeata of General Biller and his force, which has reached Gak- x dul on its way to .orti, and to the forward a Imovameat of General &44eauburyw who u upon the eve of occupying Abu flamed for in the ...