... IRADICAL THI:ORY VEBSUS RADICAL ?? Under this heading the monthly journal Animiilia has a word to say on the Three Acres and a Cow proposal and its proposer C whbich is well worth perusal at the present c tim e. Oar contemporary's words ought to t carry special weight for two reasons. n in the first place,its columns are perfectly f, neutral so far as politics are concerned; and, is ini the ...

... ?? SIR. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE a- BREWERS. I'A[o) s'~S ii, V L lMPORTAINT Ll.TT],l'1'1 .3 31-M-R. v .AN EYuIs rPOWIR. it n Tins following correspondence !lies boen for- i3 worded to us for publicttion :- L 3, WYestininster Clambera, S.iv., Nzov, 14, 3s8.5 t Sir.-I observy tcht a portionj of youtr spevedj of tile 12th inIst., !it Biritil itgans, is reported ill the Times i s follWs:- I thl k it ? ...

... rHIE POLITICALi I a CAMLPAIGN. LrM THE IRISH VOTE AT THE lhe ELECT., IONI . effi to It is announced that Mr. Parnell has approved in E of a manifesto to tie Irish electors in England and 51D3 Scotland directin; thers how to vote, and we hope Mto ebortiv to publish the manifesto. In the mean- IDO time, though we do not know its purport, it will llt not improbably be in the direction suggested ...

... a6SE D EI . .. TON d. Wueynw LNm OMnO 4.30 Lm. ed -: id FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. is,: - nes THE BURMAH- EXPE- Id. DITION. si. EXCITEMENT iN MANDALAY. I DU Dy de ATTITUDE 'OF KING .at THEEBAW. id of ?? [DAILt NEWS TELEGRAM.. Gr n CALCUTTA, Tvaasnar EYENING. General Noran and hiq staff will lense with the h last of the troops of the Bengal Brigade tomnorrow e by the Ellors. Ae A telegram from ...

... These harriers assembled at Roath Court on Satur- day last, and indulged in a brisk run over a stiff bit of country iu the neighbourhood of Lisvane and Uane. darn. Rowlands. C. Dunlop, and Trevor returned home nrst, closely followed by Hedges and H&ncock. ...

... JET AN OLD STAGER.! I ad In sackcloth and ashes. The hand of amiction is heavy upon me, and retribution like a poised hawk has marked me for her own. According to that humorous ink-shedder of the Llandly Guardian, Cestus, I have been conniving with Mr Richard Mullock, hon. sec. of the Welsh Football Union, to bulk the claims of the Llanelly men to share in the representation of South Wales ...

... DJSATH blTTHE DUKE Of ABWtOOItN, The Duke pf Abereorn died at Parqnscqui'k at haiirpast nine on Saturday eveipng: had been unwell fur- fspmi time but was thought tp be progressing towards recovery. 4-hursday, however, he Offered a the members Qf the ducai family wei-e again sum: moned home, On Friday, after exultation, bis medical attendant§ expressed the fpar that hi§ Grace was in a dyiug ...

... PocKEr PICKING.—At the petty-sessions on Saturday, George Brown, alias Grimes, who hails from Bath, was sentenced to one month's impris- onment for pocket-picking at the fair on Friday. ...

... Some few days ago, as Mr J. D. Tyler, accountant, Lampeter, a well-known angler on theTivy, had a fine fish bearing on his rod and line, he called out to a friend on the opposite side that be was plying a fish of some extraordinary length. It was not very long before the mystery was solved. The hen fish had taken the fly, and the cock was following close in the trail with such sagacity that ...

... PROPOSED RAILWAY EXTEN- SION IN CARDIGANSHIRE. On Wednesday, a deputation of the inhabitants of New Quay (Cardiganshire) waited upon Mr D. Davies, M.P., at the Black Lion Hotel, in that place, with reference to the proposal to make a line of railway from Llandyssul to Cross Inn, near New Quay. Mr Stephen Evans (of London) introduced the deputation, who asked Mr Uavies's advice as to the best ...

... LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THR LiZARO, Friday.—Wind N, fresh, to NW, moderate. Wea.ther nne. I'ttd.3ect L'a.npreme, of Greenock, of Cardiff, fro!u C,,osaw, for London LIa-ndait, of CarLLiff; Ctmtonia, of North hields, fron) Liverpool, for New- castle Actif. of Caeii; Vesta, of -'horeham. f ...

... ADMIRALTY ACTIONS AT CARDIFF. At the Cardiff County-court on Thursday before Judge Owen and Capts. Coward and Angel sitting as nautical assessors—Messrs Sharp Bros., owners of the steam-paddie tusr Royal Norman, claimed from Mr David Guy, owner of the steam screw tug White Rose, 2100, being the amount of damages sustained, it was alleged, in consequence of the White Rose having taken up a ...