... i' t.2T&C~ i - - - .asse ?? recently made by a dignot'ar i of the Church, that there havo beenappion-e tions to the WlVelch bishops frami Nononfo t m.ist ministers viranting ordination, has caused a gacd deal of flurry in thle Disce i obs tablishment camp. A lc0cl Radical paperT not ocrticularly wfal informed or -e1e qualified for the defence of Waebh Nonco LIt tormity, has addressed a ...

... I THE WEala GO : THE CROWN ROVRt:$ PUBLIC MEETING AT DOGaEu . A large and enthusiastle public meeting wae Iheldon Tusaday night in the- PublicobaUolpgeliy, to discuss the qulon of. Crown royalties and 9 the action of the Goverment in reference to the f North Wales gold mines. :r. -Vaiuh*sn of mannau Hail, presided, and was supportd by .Mr. Pritchard ; Morgan, Mr. Richard J. Lloyd Pricea ...

... -IA ?? IMPERIL PAALUUN. - HOUSE OF LORDS,-rnxaiiy. 14. The Lord Chancellor took bis Bset or the woo]- sack at al quarter-past four Olook. IJ THE CONSPIRAGY -OF SILENCE. a PROPOSAL TO TAKE THE NAmES. th PAENELZ4TE YFE~RS TAUNTED INTO 01 ?? ax A.Y Earl BEATJCaAMP moved thst the names of the in erlords present In 'the House on Thursday, the 12th tii of July, end agrencingj tQ the ?? coo1fi-ti Her ...

... THE PROPOSED STATUE OF THE LATVF' HOWEL GWYN. :I - - s E LECTION OF THE AR TI ST. i SCIIPTION UF THE MODEL. ae Mr. J. T. D. Llewelyn presided on Saturday at ta s tneeting of tile executive committee of tbe Howel I Ovvyn 2demoritil, held. by kind permission of the in ayor, at the Guild-liall, Neath. AmB ngst those t iresent were Eie Veu. Archdeacon of Llandaff, thle I Hiigii Slheri. oif ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE POSTMASTEP. I GENERAL. On Thursday afternoon a deputation of gentle. C men from Aberystwith waited upon the Pest- I mnster.Generai at the House of CoMmons with a E view to obtaining increased postal facilities for Aberystwith. Mr. Bowen Rowlands, BEP., intro. e duced the deputation, which Included Lord Henry s Vane-Tempest, Mr. Vaughan Davies, Mr. D. C. Roberts (mayor of ...

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... I Tki. ALL~GED) IrREGULARITIES BY gSANSEA OFFICIALS. I . ?? DISMISSAL OF THE tARIBOURI SUPERINTEN DENT' AND COLLEECTOR. LMI'ORTANT T LETJT2ERS F10t d. HiMR. CAPPER. ed The usual monthly meeting of the Swatnseh . Hlarbolur Trust was hoetdti the Town-hallSwanses do 0r on Monday, at uoon, when, in consequence of the s, expected revelations as to irregulrkiities by officials, wi tn there was an ...

... ZX 'LAMUNCHOP'THE NILh AT i I .ME a C K. THE ESAVIEST rRONCLAD AFLOAT, SPECIAL REPORT. HISTORY OF THE DQCiYARD. DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL. C PEM .ROKE DOCKYA- D, Thm±r EvS~rIuO f j The huge Warship launched at ?.embroke PDockyard to-dayhas._ doubtless, been .nmrmd tbh Nfiieia honour of the'gallant Xvictory of August 1, 1788, when Nelson's band achieved a glorioue dayf in the payt of ...

... THE JIR.EGULUMTIES AT TIHE N12W tM33EiTiRY, 'CARDIFF. rn MEl, EPING OF 'HR INVE STIGATION Dr tv- ea w tli UOMAMITTEE, I toNY )a A ineeting of the committee appointed to inquire cu 0o. in~ the alleged irregulnrities ot tI e man al~ger or thle j Ot N?w Cemnetery, Cardiff, was held at the Council 1o0 Chamber of the Town-hall, Cardiff, orn Iriday, Ig Councilor TrounIce pres!dirg, rind thire ...

... ISPIRIT OF T RE WE LS1H PRESS.I LBY GWYnEtDnrDD. THIR YEAR 1087. It is a matter of curiosity as well as of interest t to notice how the Welsh papers treat of the year I r t that has just passed away. ,ieveral of thenm give 3 L notices, more or less elaborate, of the crlaracter I n and incidents of tle year. No two papers agree, a t { and some of them go a long way for material to | r .write ...

... I CONSERVATISIA TT CIARDIFf F.1 li SOUTH WARD VOFMIKN MEN'S CLUB. JR. 3. ?? D LLEWELYN REPLIES TO Te R. A. J. WILLIA 1.MS, MLY.: Tle venth annuol dinner of Ote Cardiff South Ward Contservative Working Men's Club was held on Wednesday evening at the fute Dock Hotel, where an unusually large conipany sat donwn to an excellent repast, served by Host Dunn Councillor T. Morel presided, Mr. F. Ward ...

... A SEA. CAPTAIN'S ESCA-PFS FROM DEATH. ?? Ii On those who follow the sea Nature has generally It been kind enough to bestow a rugged constitution, ch capable of resisting all debilitating effects of the c- many varieties of climate they meet, the exposure, and the terrific storms and hardships incident to their career. But those twho go down to the sea in ships are onlv human, and if the ...