... TfE MUNICIPAL VACANCY I sAT CA'R DIFF. ?? !iMR. Te. G. BORDER'S CA-NDWMATUR lifr. aorder's campaign Ehas opened under Lhe most auspicious circarntanez. 0Ca Wedaessda evening a meeting of the Conservative cai-s it didato's supporters was held at Lerinos-ha h on The enthusiasm was immen-se - a a z Y- at all to be wondered at having regard to tho peas a, services of Mr. Eorder, whose powvers of ...

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... THiE BHILL ThE VAN AND WHEEL TAX. I MP2ORTANT DEPUTATION T A S - t OBJECTIONS TO THE TAX ANALYSED. Ts £i CASE OF SOUTH WALJES. P 22B:B?~zS ASSOCIATION TSLEGERA b LONDON, Toasna. . The Chaucellor of the Exchequer this afternoon received a unmeous and important deputation t the Treasury, representing most of the large pro- vincial towns, in favour of the withdrawal of the s proposed van and ...

... - tll( Travellers who have gone far countries for to pt see ay that they find human nature pretty h much the same all the world over. the They find wide variance in colour of skin, in physical contour, in mental characteristics, but in wc the essential elements that control social conduct on tile human family is a brotherhood. 1 The law, unwritten, found in no statute book, bo entorced by ...

... Or. Saturday, at the PaSr Hotel, Cardiff, I .he annual banquet was beld of the Presw -R~ana;. RA~irpfv~ fn- qnstl-h Wh.Ire -Ae Of Bsnefit Society for South Wales and Mon- : .moutnhire. Hip Worahip the Mayor pre 1 aded. Lord Tredegar, Dean Vaurghan, aejorr jaie;. and Mrr. Laceiles} Carr were amongst .tnhe Pranin0i speakers. Covers were laid for ?? 1&D persono 'and the proceedings weyre of Jbe ...

... TO THE REIADERS OF THE HMSTERN iaIi, The eztraordinary statements of General W. F. f iNuthlall, Captain J. Paige, the Rev. C. G. Souirrell, v the Iev. James Brierley, K.A., J.P., and other pro- q minent men that have appeared in these columns a in the past have not only attracted ruoch attention, but ?? awakened doubts in the miadsof some as to their genuineness. They were, however, correct in ...

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... R1 t .i :1 ii CORR ORAENUr BETWEEN, THE Tho n-atzrir ?? of the !on. Lyulph stswaley , appoainted tjuis Uant t - , 213airs 0t tho Candif Savinga' Bank, ban at length p3xz elvt- d to both' EoUame 02 Pai-iftm a j Aeomp-s the repo-t, P the minu te of evs cdenco tOLSO before the Commiesioner, r4 Veil cM C the oniaione of counrsel and 6ll letters and doan- e 4 mo3nta harnded in in the contra of the ...