... * I FEEL SO WEARY AN~D TIRED' Is the eaclamatl~on ot mn Ly wbom wcedaly rneet: Fet tbey ne~ver pause to think or retleet upon i he ~szuse of tb is feelhie,.c It ma~y urise fromn slwwash esnd ?? bkiod which, '1 negJ ec tel, i s the toremnonler of aeri ous and chroafie di~sorders.i 'Thin weavry and tired feelfing is natuzre yerning us that there ia sewcerhblg wrong, wrhich moa h~ce set right, ...

... 'HE AEr? A?L The Natioale Masghzineqof .W~alee bagios the yearI well atnd stro'ngiv. ,The Nota Ie Msxi,n' oE wthom1j a chlaracteri tiflioitrait'is giver, is Inigto Jonts,, the great. oaoiliteot anid. paiatsr,'iwhom his laib biographler, . Gwe~nynen G~wvnedd, deoltres to' Ihave been .thie RcaofL i ?? native of. Liran- rwvsr, Denbic. ;oirie. ?? very Well-written and ?? story o f ,.the ...

... SWAN?RA gCHOOL BOARD. 'IELECTION OF MEM~hBERS AND OF ., VICEl- wel t . CH~idRMAN. we r ll - the .A LIVELY-.MEETING. biog A special meseting of the Swansea School Board havi ,was hel.d at thg.Towvn-hall, San asea, orn Wednesd4y vas{ t mrorning,,,Mr. W1. P. Richards (chairmana) presiding. j . Thiere were aslso present-Mesrqs. R. Martin, Ed. Und' , Roberts, J. Ebberts, R. Sutherlan d, Abram ...

... MOf.RTAsLITYt RETURNS. ?? the course of 'the past week there, were poh1 3,624 births and' 2,818 deaths recorded in io Loudun, Curdiff, -and' fourte'en of ithe largest ,my Englishl t.owns. Thie 'births are mnuch below the senl average, due, prob~ably, to the interruption of wb rk tn f by the receot holidays.' Thle deaths are also 31a dcomedhar in arrear, and, doubtless, for thle same C Dreason. ...

... *tI LONDON AD «OCAL Norm.+ ost 'of ne- hey ers Est- res as cce. rd. rds, her ass me ur- tine I red we- the eye, agh ster on- ace, ed. loot ded able icy tat wet ales 2 e; rte chat talc sin hill om( 'so helj tear tb an girl I. sllli a [raoJ OUR OW.X COPRPNDCT WXR DNESDAY Nron3? TFhe engagement of Princess Beatrice mate help to accounV for the unwillingness of tb's Prince of Wales' to press on ...

... ?? ? AT FYRISO!ER5 BEFORE TfIE B.N'CH. a^ *t ll-pontypndd; on W~edneesday (before the Rev. iss D WilT1liams3 and WtIt Franqis R. CMrawhlay) ri HediifltUD~fl and wi~litrn White, Nfational *Tern- Lc -perance Hotel, Custom HEouse-st~reet, CaIrdiff, were again piaee~d at- thle bar, cliargad, Pitman with as 'uttering counterfeit coins at Fontrpridd, and WI Wiio with hemn in the possession of 131 ...

... S~e,08EDITION.}I WZEIS ; ;v I Onscei 4.30 AM. FOREIGN s 'LIlGE*NCE, PRO( .The T- Sod N.- police T-E SOHN enry THIE RELIEF' O)F G)ORDON. BrothbL SIRE BRITISH CFORCE ON THIE MA.RCHI flng C~t TO' KHARATOUM. boatf IMP~OS5INGZ DISPLAY. UlOme house EN;1ThUSIASMh OF THIE TROOPS, posed the bc ;LDMLY TELEGRAPH TELEORAB5I.] thle ex KORTI;, TCESDAY (8 ?? all dir Thetstecondimnportant step has been ...

... THl'-ROW~ING A WYIFEw ON 2L'HIi FinflE. 1X'RUTOHED DO~rff5lC LWJD¢. At the Tha~mes Police Court, London, on Tsaeday, __Charles 'fredwin, proprietorl of the Beehwive Taveiri, IB Eenton-street. lroilz2ey-by-lBow, was charlged withl commlitting a brutal assault uipon his ?? a-prosecoltrix stitated that abooit five or six o'clockI o- n Maonday evening her husband Canle downstairs HI into the basr. ...

... AN AROHB1SHOP FORt WALES. Ntow that the Liberation Society is com- ;mencing a fresh agitation against the W~elsh C~hurch it is as wfell that 'the friends of the Church should be made fully aware of the .specious arguments by which these handed' .plunderers will try once more to mislead the residents in the' Principality. The advocates of Disestablishment and Disendowment do not go honestly to ...

... CORR1?SPONDEN?CF?. a|etAllcorrespoide&utt mustwrrte on OH ?? the 'in paperoniy. or their letters will be ineceted. re, .Weestnust ublth atnyletrtar unleeartawsriternaen, i. his alsia NaME ASP ADDRSSS, not iieees~arily i fopub- :lication,. but as* Gusraiitee of goad faith. ?? Editor cannsot undertakeJ to rattrn rejected cam- n:m~iiicatloni under anycircumtaicces. nid rid ¢f Ttlnisnheri).-~e ...

... THE- REDISTRIBUTION SCHEME. ,THE DIVISION OF MONMOUTHETIRE. ite -ol~t - Liz. COMM&tSSIONEH's INQUIRY ATr ?? MlONMlOUTFI.rnsi ?? Ft A FUTILE PETITION FROMNIPEWPORT.z sisted At thse Shire-baflj, Monmouth, on Wvednes~day, H~e sou Mlajor Tuhloch, one of thle Boundary Comin al- He, th donater in connection witsh itle Redistribution Divisi Scheme, sat to consider any alternative schemes Divisi ...

... FATAL FIRE mN LONDON. F OU:R LIVES LOST.-f A fire, causing the death of four persons, occurred at 17, . Bollis-street, Clar6 Mdarket, London, on DN Wednesday night. It wias diiscovered just before Wed, nine o'clock that a mnan named Huish, who was e passing at thle timne, beard the cry of Fire, and are o medt somne boys running out of the passage of the non- house mentioned. A roan then ...