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... WITHDRAWAL I OF THE I BUTE-TAFF A3IALGwA-, MATION BILL I Lg LONDON, MonDray. f ,. On the sitting of the Select Committee of the T ; House oI Lords this morning, r is Mr. Pope, Q.O., said: I don't know whether i .s your lordships would prefer that we should pro- re Ld ceed with the Rbymney Bill, or that I should state je * the view that the promoters of the Bute Docks It Amalgamation Bill have ...

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... WfULSH INTEIMR[DTATE EDUCATIOIN. - ., . ?? 4. J. flGL: . IJLf* I- JU tiItJLX. pr It is interesting to witness the various and l conflicting opinions expressed on the subject sa, of Intermediate Education in Wales. Judg- Sc ing by the reports of the meeting recently cr rt held on the subject at the Memorial Hall, it it London, one might imagine the whole of vii L; the Principality to be in a ...

... THE FAIR.This annual event, which is one of the principal fairs in the year, was held on Wed- nesday under very cooling circumstances, as regards weather, and a large number of persons came into the town. There was a good show of stock in all departments, but agriculturists com- plained very greatly about the low prices offered for stock, there being a difference of from 25 to 30 per cent. as ...

... LIBERAL ASSOCIATION AIEETING.—A meeting of the Liberal Association was held in the Glyn Schoolroom, on Friday. The Rev. Thomas Lewis, president, occupied the chair, and among those present were Messrs T. Jones and C. M, Bailhache, Newport Mark Lewis, Tredegar; E. Edwards, vice-president; Thomas Harris, treasurer; J. Lethby, secretary; G. C. Giles, Jonah Sage, and H. Sage. Short addresses were ...

... DISTRICT NE19 I E~ICS~i Pan tess CAM)IFF. PZM SIC iAGcEtCARDIFF U&RITATIO% 38t- A large meeting of the above Habitation was held at, the Conserivativo Club last 6sight5 the Ruling C;ouncillor in the chair. There was a large ac :1sian of member _ote e . nairu on Mrj. Gladstone's foreign woiyvas given by M.Newell, who pointed out the contrast. betweer thle Mijdlot~hian premises and the ...

... | PROFESSOR VABIBERY AT CARD)IFF, V d LECTURE ON THE CENTRAL ASIAN S 0 ~QUESTION.- A large and select audience greeted Professor Su iiArrninius3 Vambtry at the Park-niail, Cardiff, on Ih le Wednesday evening, when lie delivered at lecture un I-upon his travels in Central Asia. Dr. Vacliell, who TI] n occupied thle chair, suitably introduced Lbs lee- to3 t urer to the audience, which was at ...

... HORSE SHOW AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETT.— The annual general meeting was held at the Angel Hotel, Abergavenny, on Tuesday, the president, Captain Herbert, in the chair. The secretary (Mr Jas. Stralcer) presented a balance- sheet, showing npwa.risof.656 to the credit of the society. — The following gentlemen were nominated for the presidentship for the ensuing year:—Mr John Hanbury, Pontypool Park; ...

... CONNECTION WITH CARDIFF. In 1881 when the Royal Academy of Music resolved to extend its usefulness, and to hold examinations in local centres in the large towns of England and Wales, Mr Richards was unanimously selected as the ev miner for the towns in the principality, lie has hela that position ever since, and with Mr F.Atkins, M. B who was the co-examiner with him for the Car.i iff Centre ...

... BIRTHS, DEAT11,S, MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND AN)) WALES. In t'ae first three months oi this year there were? registered 232.035 births, equal to an annual rate* pf 34'2 per 1,000 of the population, estimated to be in the middle of this year 27,499,041. This birth rate showed an increase of 1'0. In the period there were 147,911 deaths, equal to an, a nnual rate of 21*8. This death-rate, although ...

... At Livei pool essizes on Saturday, Daniel Murray OHara pJeaded guilty to sending menacing le;teis to Jane Amelia G rí ¡-Ji, liS, demanding money two years»ago, when acting as assistant doctor. Prisoner, it appears, had been convicted of fraud at Belfast, and his name had been removed from the list of practiseog surgeons. He was now sentencerl to tell years' p?nal servitude. ...