... al of I VL did UNVE ILING A STATUE AT wle ChARNIAR VON. in SOd 1lNTERgSTING PROCEEDMINGS. aer his I sRlIaL TISLEsalA TO THE ?? 3LX L.Ji ; of CARNARVON, M4ONDAY. di- Lord Aberdaro had undertaken to unveil loh to-day the statue erected in Carnarvon to ing thle memory of the late Sir Hugh Owen, 310, distinguished for his greet achievements ala n pronotiug education in Wales. in con- Ar ...

... THE PARNELLI COMMISSION.a 4Ott OPENING PROCEED- oft INGS. rsk, aidE I I SCENE IN COURT. Q.C Par COUNSEL'S SPEECH tbe T. i FOR THE TIMES. t It . .9 iU r | PARTICULARS OF THE 'IIV' I is CHARGES. hat -- M. ip; [CtrYfr-as NEWS TELEGA.3 .M ied. LONDON, MOND'AY EVENiNo. O'D pbe It was not a lord's or a bookmaker's divorce Sutl era auit or a great turf scandal which corn. Qi ioy menced this ...

... CARDIFF MUNICIPAL . ELECTIONS MESSRS. STEVENS AND CARR$S CANDIDATURE. The prospects of Messr. Stevens and Carr, the C Conservative candidates for the West Ward. get var rosier with every bour. Throughout Monday both relt candidates were butsy canvassing, with the best rot results, while,, on the other hand, the touting for plai of votes of the Radical nominees 'sas most dis- an~ eauppointing ...

... A prize fight of a detemined character took place at The Bridge, Llandiff, on Sun- day morning. Considerable pains were taken lby those interested to keep the affair quiet, and, aS a consequence, no inkling of the encounterws I gained by the police authorities. The parties interested were named W. Dwyer And R. Bryn, of Cardiff, and arose out of a dispute of a somewbat trifling character. Dwyer ...

... - me THE LAND AGITATION mq NORTH WALES. 1s. Strenuous efforts are being made in North g rales by persons connected with the Welsh hi [s. newspapers to create ill-feeling between it tenant farmers and their landlords. The w ts. agitation so far has not been attended with b the success that was hoped for. The Welsh nI s. farmers, as a role, are much attached to the n, owners of the soil, ...

... I1PRIMIROSE LEAGUE GATHER.I ; ING AT CARMARTHEN. 8PBEEOES BY LORD EiaxN., AND I- LORD HARRIS. A large P?imroee League meeting, consisting in >~gre at part of members of the Emlyn Habitation, was held at the Assembly-rooms, Carmarthen, an ~-Wednesdav evening, to bear addresses from Lord S.Harris (Ufnder-Secretary for War) ;ancd other A speakers. The building was well filled and the it ...

... s CHRIST' U EGE BRECON 1 LaDCA CONTEMPORARY. I ft. , I 'ME~ HEA.DMASTER S REPLY TO RECENT ATTACKS. raoorS D)EMANDED OR Aff APOLOGY. ..The following, copy- o? a- letter sent to - our Radical contemporary, hass been forwarded to us for publication by the Rev. D). Lewis Lloyd, bead- matter of Beacon College, viz. Sire-In Saturday's -copy of the South- Wales, Daily Sews, wider the heading at ...

... GOOD NEWS FORP SOUTH WALLS COLLIERS. .1- WA, tk GES ADVANCXED FIVIE PER CENT. i1. 1ers ENjGINEMI. N AND STOKERS ALSO C' ?? ; OI BENEFIT. IT o hlr. W. Gascoigne Dalziel, secretary of the Meon- rid mouthishire and South Wriles Collieries' Associat- ar tion, has supplied us wilb the following official ht reports:- 1i A meeting of the sliding-scale joint committee . o:t was held at the Angel ...

... .4 2 2I *VBSS21LS SAL OESCZ, 4.30 And | be -U- rg 4 :X'OTtC!F: OF DITlDFND. 'I T .C JOI\e!, 'rYtIrliyrisis'. si {aTaor£aL shirr. psurtston ie t'.lrsnT .rt- d.vi'r;la Zs. hyt. ia the 3. pavable l: AqU Y4. e; xbe O:ttr l.: lteceisvr's. nlo-thyr slEdti'. i ss 17J r A t1 1 Ca 1' lCE' S . ti ?? C. F2rtey. 'oburtl ,trset Csl!8!;tyiw. and TudQr- b. : . ?? t ?? dld Ah-;e dea;L>r. Nrmr JXtl >'orth ...

... : I IUOS9 AT kPIIAPtP. 1 (ttA4 V'hW W1TR 8EVIER Aiotaidiff t'eie§.bttt on Wadaesday (batone A. 1± XO6dFl, dsputy-E~pbtlpdia~r; ed Mi'. ?? A. to ~Bllgb~±) ?? Oeleekwetshy Molta-Atreats wbo *tis described ftC A I1s Widow with oeven tiidebt teas eu~osted lb two InweaneOs for ?? beee and spirits by retail without a Ucence oti the 19;h of Augurn-Mrh George David ap. #Ar^ed on beha*lf of the inland ...

... SIIT OP E WELsa PREss. ran or- he FE; GWnssnrin.J of TE PROPOSED WLS PAELIAS&fl'Vx p1* ts All the Radical papers discuss the proposed for. id. mation of a Welsh party in the RonH e ot to Commons. Some are ?? on its behal, 'l others are catWous, while a third is opposed to it.. lY Of tho first the Cet takes the lead, and eontms 3 that Home Rule for WVales shourd be the chief point of interest, ...

... _ _ I i THE FORIIESI-EORTE ROUIND SWNSlAt BAY. ATIE'M1TE'I) SALE BY AL']LXZ. On 'fuesiiay afternoon :elio:rs. J. iU. Leeler and I t Son put up to atuction at the Ai ckwortlt Hotel, ! Swansea, bS ths ?? rf Mr. John Dicktion, of the p umbles, a la:rge quartit:y of whv.at vas i described as' freehold end other properrv adjoin- t ling the S 'ulil D0cckandtbeLndon lnd ?? I Western 3'ailwoo- ...