... A VIRULENT CASE AT YNYSHIR. At a meeting of theYstrad Local Board, held yesterday under the presidency of Mr John Davies, Hrynfedwen, the Medical Officer reported the occurrence of two cases of small-pox at Ynyshir, one of which had proved fatal, and was one of the severest he ha.d ever known. It appeared that the deceased was a. boy who had contracted the disease whilst attending the funeral ...

... Px2difou egm.-T, ,ing. Y GOGLEDD. Traddodwyd darlith o flaen cymndeitlhas leryddl y Fenai, Babgor, ddydd Llun, gan Ddeon Llanel ar 'Weithiau y bardd Llawlryfol' (ArgIwydd ?? nyson). Cyrhaeddodd yr agerlong Sarduflcin o Canada Liverpool, ddydd Mawrth, a glaniwyd nifer C anda t law y llestr Gymreig Ireland gadyr dd iwyd yn Mau Bundy. i, a ddry h. Y mae gan Mr. Griffiths, Garth, LUanwnda, ddafad ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir, -The details of Mrs Kendal's;sarly career seem to been received with Great interest lately, and any contri- bution to the subject may perhaps be welcome. I have read the report of an interview.with her at Bristol, in your issue of 3d inst, and can supply on good authority the dates of the incidents referred to in connection with the M.arylebone Theatre. Mrs ...

... I r ST I ~ Ta ;IiT LLT'VNCEA. Ii PROME OUR CORRE9EP0`TDEN-T3.I MAGHER,&sEar BOARD OF GUARnDIANS.-The usual weekly meetingof this Boardwas heldeon Thursday, before Campbell Gaussen, deputy vice- chairnan (presiding); Messrs. Wmn. J. Derby J.P.; James B. Kyle, Louis Snyath, Andrew4 Brown, Charles Convery, and James Caldwell. The business M as unimportant. FATAL CASOs OP D-RoWNaiNG Ixx ...

... LORD HNRSWEt iM THE BOUND TABLE C3tNFERENCE. orad H1er1chell, as this year's president of the 3w!castle-npes-Tyne Liberal Club, took the chair last evening at the annual dinner of the club. He was supported by the Mayor (Mr Stephlens), Dr Spence Watson (chairman of the Liberal Associa tion), Mr J. C. Stevenson, M .;and Mr James Craig, MY.P. After the loyal toasts, Lord HREBSCEELL, in proposing ...

... LORD STANLEY OF ALDERLTn ON I FISOAL RE.PORM. Speaking the other day at V. meeting ot Ibe MSbritiph Union for Fiscal Reform of hfanheaster, Lord ( Stanley ?? staid the chief induement with the Woionied' to enter into federation with us was that their goods wonld be sent here on preferential terms. At the late ?? oonferenoe in London they felt th~t they could not bind thenuselves to allow sny ...

... THlE STA'TE OF TiHE CIROWNI 8 PR1NCIO.I P0 -i CImI1 SIR M. MACKENZIE'S LATEST XV OPNIMON. de BERLIN, Fridry.-The Crown Prince hns caused an acknowledgmeuiit to be forwarded to the Tyrolese inhibitants of Centrail Zilleathal of en address of sympathy. His Imperial High. ness's health was-a staited to be wonderfully good, t and there was no trace of fresh groiwth. ffis great tranquility of ...

... GRANTS OF DRAMATIC LICENSES AT MERTHYR. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE ECHO.) At a special session at Mertiiyr to-day-tietore six magistrates—a dramatic license was granted to Francis Jones fur the Odd fellows'- hall, Dowlais, provided an extra lamp was suspended another to the Southey Drill-hall, provided an additional exit, suggested by Dr Dyke, be made in the north side to John Bowen for the ...

... TO-DAY'S MARKETS. COR. urLOVCESTER, >aruraay.— English wheat, w&s in fail 1 sup h, aiid c ul 1 only be soid at iu.iy per quartet 1 less money. Foreign veiy duii, a: a similar decline. j rinding nanev and mi ze al o 6vt luWer. Oats uu- chanced m value. Wmtn-r unsettled. BUTTER. CORK, Saturday. — i26s; seconds, 101s; th r.t», 78>; fonr iis, 63s. Kegs—seconds, 104s; thirds, i 73s; fourths, o8 ...

... ,gyphinglaigtkal'AlaW4gg 0w~fit AND JOURNAL. ; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1887. OUR CHRISTMAS NUMBER. ON SATURDAY NEXT, December 24, will be pub- lished a COLLECTION of ORIGINAL STORIES, forming the CHRISTMAS NUMBER of tbo DAILY FO.VT. I. THE PLAGUE SHIP. II. HER SIGN MANUAL, I1. 'THE WHITE RABBIT WHO WOULD BE *. HIfING. IV. IN DEADLY PERIL: A STORY OF MINING LIFE, V. SBILLY SAM. VL IN SPITE OF ...

... MR HUGH PRICE HUGHES ON GOVERNMENT. AN EMPHATIC PRONOUNCEMENT. VIOLATION OF A FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE In this week's Methodist Times the Rev Hugh Price Hughes, the distinguished Wesleyan preacher, says:-Christian people are guilty of a fundamental and fatal error when they talk of the Government and the law as if those were convertible terms. They are never conver- tible iu constitutional ...

... HALL. AKKHDARE.—DEC. 26th and 27th.—Haydn's Seasons. ArtUtes, Madame Glan- ffrwd Thomas (Uiiioe y De), Mr Lucas Wiliiams, Mr M*ldwyn Humphreys, and leader of orchestra, Mr Citrringtoa, Clifton, Special train will leave the G.W.R. Station for Quaker's Yard at 9.26 each eveulng. ...