... TRE GRAND PALAVER. .Lf lfl'~ ULI t.NJL' I fl~f Y -. c The debate on the Address is dragging its f slow length along, its principal use being to show how admirable an engine of obstruction S this old 1form of the House1 can become t in the hands of men who know how to c Iavail themselves of it. Mr. Pnuqr~NE, te Xwe need hardly tell cur readers, is a past B master in the art. With the ...

... I THE PROPOSED GWYN-HAU AT NEATH. e GOVE1N1MENT INQUIRY. a Mr. Samuel Joseph Smith, of the Local Govern. e ment Board, held an inquiry on Tuesday at the To)wn-hall, Neath, to hear evidence, &c-, in refe- rence to the application of the Town Council for - sanction to borrow £6,000 -for the purposes af a apublic hall (to be called the Gwyn-hell) and moni- a cipal buildings. There were present ...

... ii i - I Ii I ( 0Wt~egV MS, ai Nlt F F.IUDAY, FE-CBPARY' 11, 1&M7I II - ?? 'The great local libel casein which Mr. T. H. , 1 Ensor, Bolicitor, and Stir. Lawcelies Carr, part I mrnnrietor of the ~e~stern Maisl, were charged It] proprietor of the ~eVstern Mfadl, were charged r, with publishing a malicious libel on the late - John Nlatebelor, was heard yesterday, before M r. Justice Stephen, in ...

... The London G-ezf of Friday night contains the f*l- n lwini- WarOffice, PailliMa, February3. LrtNE P.TTALIONtB. soutk Wales Bcrderers-GantititWan Cadet gydoay oe Sheridan Bradford, from the Royal Military College, to 22 Se seond lieutenant, in ?? to iheutonant A. 3. gugides promoted; Gentieman Cades Jlhn P.triek S Camlberege Hennessy, frorst thtc Royal Mflittery Oolle, to be second lieutenant. ...

... M I Nf gtotti #Mail. a FRIDAY, FEBURUY IS, 1987. In the House of Commons last snight que- tions were nunmerous, and included among .igns were nlumurouus nizU *.-u ah-u Wu others a question by Mr. Richard in reference h to Bnrmah; by Mr. J. Ml. Maclean upon cer- tain aspects of the formation of private com- panies; and by Admiral Mayne in reference 1, to harbours of refage. When these had been ...

... SIt HENRY JAMES STANDS F1l1 |M . . . ?? .. . , ?? _ I Tbe speech made by Sit ?? ?? at .Manchester on Saturday onght to give the finishing stroke to the conference of live men round a table ?? which the Disruptionists have been building such high hopes. Mr. G(JamnnLtMN may have uttered something which his Uiiadstonian friends have taken to evince a diiipositiont to yield, and which his Unionist ...

... DISTI N W _- - - . Y . CARDIFF. tb A MAN Mrssyo,-RObort Pavey, formerly a bar- go man at the Borough Arms, has been missing from di his home since the 3rd Inest. He was last seen about 11.30 on Tbursday night on the Custom ac House Bridge, and was at that time under theo inolfence of drink. It is, therefore, surmised that Lr he ls fallen into tbo csnal. During SAturday and go Sunday the ...

... I TER-CONSPMAOY TRIALS. g The Plan of Campaign eonfrpirac trials wre A a resumed in bublin on Wednesday for~the.ninth . days On Mr. Justice Mlurphy taking his- seat, v se tt O'Brien proceeded to address the jdryftor it the Crown. With reference to the bold speeches I hJ rade1n-detence of Mr. Parnell, the Seareaot k 1- ?? be naver went so far as to promniso to take off ti o his coat for the ...

... 1I SERIES OF SPECIAL ARTICLES I r 0W TEEf CHIEF TOWNS B SOUTH WALES AND MUNMOUTHSHIRE. THEIR RISE AND PROGRESS DURING HER MAJESTY'S REIGN. Contemporary history is a subject which often a attracts but little attention, The incidents of d daily occurrence, though they may have an im- o portant bearing on society0 pass around us without a exciting much observation, and the changes of n social ...

... [FROoM CUR. oLLIIERY cORRKSPONTDEKT.] HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEaNorDAs.Y When the Speaker took the chair alt a quarter Of past twelve there was a very Wthi attendance onL the dloor, and the Strangers' Galleries were almost Or unoccupied. Mr. Hlandel Coesham re-opened thle ball S1 with a speech of the orthodox Radical ring. Mr. I Cosaham thinks the warlike preparations are ml iniinical to our ...

... SECUol EDITION. I It'd t v~v., rtar7 S 4 R v A I ?? MAIL OFnicE, 4.30 iLr. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. o EUROPEAN WAR PREPARA- sa TIONS. arr -- rhc 'TLIlE AUSTRIAN CREDIT. Wi an VOTE BY THE HUINGARtAN DIET. bel -- rel, IMPORTANT DECLARATION BY THE In PREMIER. It ae [ REUTER'S TRLEOGA1MS3 aS VIENNA, SATCaDAY. MC Trha Budget Committee of the Reiclhrath, at aor secretsitting held yesterday, ...

... [Bt r AanecorA O1?, TER PFzaJ'] 55- [Rrpinteifrees the Weekly Mail.] ke- Prom the large number of Bills given notice of on the subject of allotments and emall farms it seems probable that the House of Commons will have a great deal of its time taken up this session to by the knotty question how best to put Hedge in ast possso of the agrarian kingdom everybody or em disposed to make his own. ...