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... M11?2`1ct, fj ,II RYMI-EL11.1t(ITION'r, TILE or crIN T`1AlE SeiuTIWAl] EN'CGUftGIyN PELGUG i :XR. THA?0aER!S CANDInATURtE On Friday evening Im-. Thatcher, tire conser va- live candidate Lor Thei Southi Ward, openofd Ilt- £~2 ?? by ?? a meaoiaq ot hiii Can- Vassers and cmmittks in the National~ School- j roomn, MLount Stuarrs'q uare. I tie Mr-etieg in wals admirrably, attmndej, atid ?? proer ...

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... U-NWIVESITY CGITlr-rC Gcj, A SN 0 1 ,V ?? - ei , -E UT i II -SAd $ . . as , -; t ?? st ..I \ T333' B P(tOISED OUIMATION (I 1: Li~ lOP ENUI N t§Ji>IZI61N G. A rmeeting c-f lit' C;ouinCil of[ tn'Unocc> SCollege of SFouth V-U and, ol'on:neoriLeitr-C held on Wedo0n5daLy aftrnootn at U' Co!ezt. Al. daoiceSidod., arid tjhei-re ?? 2l.,pne~ RI 11.the Dean of ti1tsrndafT, ?lw .tciNc 'u Ui Lrt,% ...

... THE MOAK OF T1HE DAMNN. - It waR put on record at the time that in t I the curious m½re at Woodford between the c ?? and the police, when Mr. c VWILFRJD BLU'NT was arrested, that the i friend and counellor of ARABI Pasha, or the f Ihusband Lf Lady BLUNT-in both r relations he is now almost equally well knsowin i -e.xpressed himself pretty strongly as to the t conduct of 1 B m'oun's myrmidons, ...

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... FO)REIGN AFF.Al 1 'A3. .'.Jti~t'J I iN ?? 12 ;Di t.2. It is a somewhlat singular and noteworthy blam fact that whenever we have a Conservative T'1 f-overnrnent in oilice our foreign politics elicit appear to cause tri uneasiness to the Public, that who appear perfectly indifferent and callous tlhrot to events wvhich at other times would excite latin downright alarm and apprehension. From tiers ...

... CY3MIRODORI)ON CALRDi)YDD. len ?? ! as T'1SEE CHAIR OF MUSIC AT TlRE OCAR- Mrl ?? i Vts DIFF UNIVERSITY COLEGE, Mar le~,d -- rsi HIM to v. VIas OPINION OF 'THE MARQUESS OF to no BIrTEL to I -re] -witl ier. The ordinary fortnightls' meeting of the Cardiff miii ere Cynmrodorion Society was 1held on Friday even- the He, ing at the roorni in S1. Mery-street. Major hur -In Jones, tho president of ...