... LAYS OF TULLAMORF.. A TASTE OF EX-LORD MAYOR SULLIVAN'S MUSE. Mr T. D. Sullivan's prison recreations, the Ltys of Tt*lllaniore, were published yesterday at the Nation Office, Dublin. The book consists of a number of capital songs and political parodies, written by the Lord Mayor during his incar- ceration. Herewith is a sample or two of Mr Sullivan's muse Qh. TaHamore Gaol is a charming place ...

... VrHE ABYSSINIAN WAR. I Part of the Expedition to be Recalled, [BKR EASTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.! I ROME, Thursday.—It is now definitely under- stood in official circles here that the recall of a portion of the Italian expeditionary force at Maesowab is imminent. Despatches from Masso- wah of to-day.3 date announce that a ski-mish has taken place at Gumhod, two-and-a-half miles from Ailet. ...

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... MRS LANGTRY'S FENCE. I Mrs Langtry is having a little trouble over a. -fence that she recently had built in front of her residence in West Twen'y-Lhird-street, New York. It was a natural safeguard against the stares find vulgar curiosity of thecrowds who used to gather about the gates of her residence every time she went in and out. A young man recently notified the mayor that the fence had ...

... Her Personal Characteristics. The Qaeen of Sweden, who is to be our gue-it for some weeks at Bourn-mouth, devotes most of her time at home to charity and literature. Rising at eight in the morning, she gives three hours-from nine to ^noon—to audiences, receiving persons of all classes who need help and counsel. She has founded numerous charitable organisations in Sweden, taking especial ...

... Mr T. D. Sullivan, M.P., arrived at North- ampton on Saturday afternoon, and was met at the railway-station ljy a large number of Liberals and Radicals. I i e was conducted through the principal streets, which wore filled by enthusiastic crowds, to the Cum Exchange, where he was re- ceived by the Mayor, who wore his robes of office, and by the Liberal members of the corporation; Addresses of ...

... AN ABUNDANCE-OF CANDIDAT Mr D. A.Thomas (Y;gubor\,ven),one of the fn bable candidates whose name is contained io H preliminary list adopted by the general comffl'j of the Merthyrand Aberdare Liber J A?socia^ visited Merthyr on Tuesday. He is, we undei stand, making a tour of the district. gentlemen have offered themselves as caudid^ it seem, and oue of them was ready to down in post haste ...

... Proposed Application to the Board of Trade. At a meeting of the public works committee of tbe Cardiff Town Council, this afternoon, a letter was read from the secretary of the Cardiff District and Penarth Harbour Tramway Company, stating that the directors were by no means negli- gent of the matter of the repairs of the tramway. There would be a meeting of the board on Satur- day, when tenders ...

... Opening of Parliament I To-day. I THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. WESTMINSTER, 11 20. A little flutter of excitement round the precincts of Westminster has been the only indication so far that the opening day of the new session has arrived. One or two members were seen in the vicinity of the House befure the daylight was clearly established, seeking to sccme the right to favourite seats in the chamber by ...

... A TEliRIBLy. CHARGE, fRI:UTER'S .GltAM.] I OTTAWA, Monn;,y --Illteili,-ence received bera from Victoria, British Columbia, states tha.t in tho Legislative Assembly Mr Humphrey charged the Hon. p, Dunsmair, the Premier, with treason against Queen Victoria, on the ground that tie aiming at the annexation of Vancouver Island to the United States, and moved for a Royal Com- mission to investigate ...

... RAISING THE FERNDALE. APouterli telegram from St. Nazxire ¡;t3a that the British steamer Ferndale, which sunk in the outer port at that place on the inst., by the Cardiff steamer Dowlais, was suc- cessfully raised on Monday. Printed and Published by the Proprietors. 1 > A V I ij 1) L'SCM ife SON at their sStea^n Pr^itin-* 82anj 83, St Mary-street and Wcstjate-srrccc, :r. to% n oi Cardiff, ill ...

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