... DIMTIOT NEW&s rved, OIRDIFF. ainROATH HAzrnnIOw (1,13S) F'1ZI~lFOM LiEAGa-' ?? Ruling Councillor specially requests the atten. ham- dtanqe of all knigbMt, 4ameAs and osociatesaof the1 iver- aljove habitation at tile meeting at thle Club, Sim- 'e P, etreet, at eight o'clock thiu (Fridy evoalog. The wa emrngemense for the Primrose Day Denilotn 1. the general meeting of the habitation an the 25th ...

... IMIPERIAL PARLIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TaussDAy The Lord Chancellor took bis seat on the wool- sack at a quarter past four o'clock. PHARMACY ACT AMENDMENT BILL. The Earl of MILLTIWV moved the second read- ing of the Pharmacy Act Amendment Bill, which was framed with the object of enabling the Phar- nmacoutical Society of Great Britain to make adequate regulations for the educational eurri- culum ...

... CORRESPONDENC1E, We cannot patblish any lotter otules tie writer sends Itc bis RnteL NAMRl A05D AnDaKOS, hot ?? for Pub' ?? liration, botosi a Gaersutee, Of geelI fieltis. )in The Editor cannot Undertake to. return rejected Com- a Minicatloni under anyoelreuimstantihl. JP Alleorrveponldentl must write on oise Bros Of the (15 paper alis', or their letters will be rejecte. so ?? ?? ?? FL iv ...

... IECOND EDITION.j -WrEsrax MAIL OFFsCcx. 4.30 ..r. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ANOTHER RAILWAYDISASTER IN AMERICA. A TRAIN PRECIPITATED INTO THE ROAD. [LS RE3TE R S TBLEoSA5.j PHILADELPHIA, FwDAw . A serious accident has occurred on the Norfolk and Western) Railroad. As n goods train walS ?? over a bridge near Liberty, Virg-inia, the structure gave way, and the train was precipitated into rhe ...

... IMPERIAL PAtRLAMENT,: I0- Lax OUFA GALLZRT COfllD5ONDENTi.J den HOUSE OF COMMONS, Penn*Ar, ad, There was a thin House at questiota tinso to. be ER night-a dull Rouse, not at all the House one would die ER expect to see on the night of a dtucial division. me lint that is at least seven bouts' distant yest, and qui 'we are expecting some actable Speeches In the aol HE, meantime. The question ...

... DEGREE DAY AT LAMPETER, 3' a Among the manr amiable traits In the chartcter ' of Professor Jayne which secured him the whole- sherted allegiance of his'scolars ?? Yof St. David's College, and which, now that his .e connection with the College has been severed, per- a petuato grateful reminiscences of his rule, not one .B brought him more closely into sympathy with his n Welsh pupils than his ...

... CARDIFF GAS BILL, 5 THE OPPOSITION OF THE CORPORA- y TION WITHDRAWN. BWe understand that the Cardiff Corporation :! have come to an arrangement with the Gas Coan- 14 panv, and that the new Bill, which was read in the Hlouse of Lords for the third time and passed a couple of nights ago, will now go before the X House of Commons as an unopposed measure, at i- least so far as the Cardiff Town ...

... DTSTRICT NEWS. I CAARDIFF. I PBIUOS LuG-JE. CAamnPa HaMnreso, asi- ITheres will b a meeting this (Thursday) evenin a at the (onservstivn Club, at eight 'clock. S DEATH OF Ay Otu VorLuiesT.-The funem! -f the late Mr. George W. Hepburn, Ice colour. sergeant of the 1st Cardiff Detachment of ?? d 2nd Glamorgan Ritle Volunteean, took place oil W Wednesday. Mr. Hepburn was a member Of tie volunteer ...

... .-4 -C . wrotru 41tal 1*pit i~ X tal -= -eit TEUBSDAY, MARCH 81, 1887, ob, I P A imall box containing what iss upposed to | ] be explosive matter was on Tuesday posted re II A' If t1an I r O Fha I at one of the London offices. The package was addressed to the Irish Secretary, and it is feared that an attempt on the right hon. 1 gentleman's life was intended. The contents are in the hands of ...

... ITHE [ATE DR. WOOLLETT, JP. IMPOSING OBSEQUIES AT NEWPOBT. EITRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE AT THE CHURCH. The funeral of tho late Dr. R. F. Woollett, of The Castle House, Cerleon, and The MoUnt Newport, took place, with every manifestration of regret on the part of the townspeople, at Newport on Tiurs. day. On Wednesday night the corps. ?? con- voyed from Caerleon, end wee placed in front of the ...

... 45~ tar cOnE OALL~h CORF.55ONDEM.fl I HOUSE OF COMMONS, MioNDwkr, a 'Mr. A. J. Balfour, the new Irish Secretary, o entered upon his duties in the House of Commons a to-night. During the interregnuwm between the b resignation of Sir 51. H. Beach and the dib*e of his p suocessor the Parnellites have been piling up their ti grievances and restraisneeg their curiosity, so that D of the 53 ...

... CORRESPON DENCE. m Wecanuot publislh any lotter unless Uise writer senlo Wm, bin 1L NcLNr5 A LDORE3, not itecestarily for pub. eiatlon, britas C GuralItee of good faiLb. The Editor cannot undertale to return rejes1t1t oo- sb esunlestions under anyeizeenutanos. old a Alliorrespoiodents must write en use EmsV ot the paper only, or their etters will be rejected. md . JurBiLrE '1acspeter).-In bad ...