... IRM d Between 700 and 800 followed tie fags of the in dly Cardiganshire Asoclation, Which was seccrnannled In lea by the Cardigan Band, of which W(r. Samuel JImes Do- Wa conductor. lie ER ORD ,Al is A couple of hundred Lnglishmen formed the noy deputation ...

... Sir John Jones, Swansea Poo J mmes Mr lranci., (Swanrsea HBarbour Trust), Swasiets Fadl Jones Mr 0. 1., CowbridgO P14; Jones hf J. Tirlarnu. Utniverity College, Cardii!f Pap Jami iosu Mr J. £ lLinds5y. Jamieson and Co.), Cardiff P.a Jones Mr John. Fhslrwater ...

... lollowia.- Maijic AsqUIMh Dr. Clifford A.Ubutt. the Bev, Sf. Abrisahms, Miss el Mr Wro. BeckaNt MI., Mr, E. W. Bockett, ALP Mr. John yi 'Borran. 3.P., Mr. G. W. Baofour M.P ,'Sir Edward Sand 31Ies Samnes. .thbs Rev., Canon and Mrs Busil;;I~ Mt. W. and Mrs ...

... eds of noblic meeting held at Stratford, London, a n-udier ties auispices of ti'e Li' :cral and Radical Club, and the ?? -y Gra-ttan Brancn 1 N L, per T Fitzgerald, irog7 £\s'bd per ;l ichiel ac iurphy, Esq, 31Calle jIoriia. Iluenc's Aires, £L is ; Robert ...

... tol SATURDAY. - With the exception of Sir Michael Hicks- Beach and Lord John Manners, all the members of the Cabinet were present at a Cabinet Council which was held at Lord Salisbury's residence ia Arlington- street, the Premier being conflnea to his ...

... town in the C msorning there was not a single cheer, nor was g there the least attempt at giving a to parting ovation to Mir John Dillon, who j left the place on a car to drive to L Limerick Junction to take the usual train to I 0 Down, which he reached ...

... Miis' Oakley, Miss Stiddon. Miss Adams, the Misses Grim. wade, Miss Christie, Miss COppin, Miss Snell, and Miss Borrett. ST. JoHN'8.-Tbo decorations in preparation for the Christmas festival herc were done with exquisite taste, and showed thst the work ...

... conclusion that he a Ican no longer take any active stops to enforce these r~ objectiona. WVell, hie prefeirs to lay down his arms rather than continue to engage in what he Icorisiders to he a fratricidal etrugale. it is Inot for me to blame a statesman ...

... was sentenced to five years' penal servitude for -embezzling money belonging to his employer, a poulterer in Regent-street; John Leslie Weston, an architect, was; sent to prison four months without hard labourfor' obtaining 1501. by false pretences from ...

... attention had been caloed w as to the fact that a large number of names upon a Bca- petition from Llanon and other placesin Cardigan-. mis- shire againas the disestablishment of the Church ,nds- in Wales were in the same handwriting, and such eend signatures ...

... apology, including letters from the Marquis of Tweeddale, the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Nortlhbrook, the Earl of Seiborne, Ab- John Bright, 31; P Mir. Leonard Courtney, 31 P; Nr. W S Caine, X P, and many members of Parliament. Mi-. J Chamberlain then ?? and ...

... sant ad t -by a regular ivnd formmn :alisrat sae ofthe la-lt ii dmand hlteratiot. 'Tkat ia qo the t writings of m~y fiend hr John Mo I. the late Chief Secrietaty-for Irelane-a. Voce ?? a good oe' and cheers) th the aof that I quotation Iam slade IaI waa ...