... WELSH SPEAKING CLERGY IN WALES, Remarks by the Bishop of Liandaff, The Bishop of Llandnff, in inducting the Rev Francis as vicar of Yojshir, Rhoudda Vllch, this morning, dwelt upon the solemnity of tbe ceremony and the importance of seeing that the incumbent inducted on this and other occasions was a man qualified to discharge his duties and orthodox in his views. In a parish where the people ...

... On Friday evening a meeting of the Cambrian Society was held at the Cymmrodorion Chambers, in St. Mary-street, Card ff, when a paper was read by Dr. Rhys Gi ffirhs, on Welsh M-dicine in the 13 h ann 15 h Ceuturies. M^jot Junes presided, and there were present, amoni,st o,tioi-s, Professor Roberts, and Messrs E. Thomas, O. L. Roberts, Beriah G. Evans, and rrndor EvanS. In the c>a»rne of bis ...

... pilEFEB~tA~x~iAGAZINES Far-str NOTICE. ?? with a sonnet by Sir Thee.i sew artn, 0~;esd to be expressive of the i Q ,eeOS C os~n at midnight of the last day ofi tieyea o he Jbile.Sir Theodore also con-3 aar' oe h5r arti tleo thle Bscou-ShaketipCtare Ccloff5Y ii whchhe mnakes m1ince-meatof1 ~c rypegrin. An Irish Liberal die.i ?? iic~ stair asthey are n1ow, and dands 1 s e~i5 itii S55LCOO cange. ...

... t BMI -I STBAU TzRAFIC BEMWEEN Br'rVAIN AND AUERICA. cat ?? second annual rs-anion of, the senpinyds o th tate line was bald in the National Halls nres Gobas Glasgow, lat night. Mr J.BrulCelMurray ted manager- of the company, occupied the chair. aW he wis onpperted, on the platform by Maesrs 1). A ilon' B. IMurray, George MfacFarlanc, JehotarT.i isle .'rndl, R. S. Gemmell, JamoaMaeu ,era, ...

... Id UR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE I AEE ADDRESS DEBIATE--RESUL I OF THE DIVISION. 65 FLE5O S Ts r, ET Friday Night. wg. eise of Lords sat for nearly a couple oft0 * I t-5niLht. Earl Cadogan promised certain .eturls as to crime, but declined to give prtiulars which wereasked for by Earl R.',-llr The Earl of ousebery asked when the r an Treaty in reference to the Canadian ;.;orieOs samld be produced, ...

... superior advantages of wearing TUTOOI next to the skin are easily apparent on reaction. Thev do no? epend nieieij ou its greater warmth and closeness oi appoeation It is further capable, according to its adJiltaVr ln Tll te °ff n> corriT>osition, of better adaptation, in respect of temperature, to the needi any StWd? T ...

... MR PICKARD, M P.. TO PAY DAMAGES. At Leeds yesterday, the action for slumier brought by Mr Pepper, owner of the Monk Bretton Colliery, neainst Mr Pickard, M.P., was concluded.—Defendant bad cait reflec- tions on the working of the colliery and the treatment of the miners. J a crJUrt he alleged iuaccurate reports anil-,rivileve.-Av-rdietw.As given in favour of plaintiff, damages, £500. ...

... Miss Violet- Your brother Percy is studying for the ministry, is he not ? Mr Daze- Yes, and he is going to take orders in a few weeks. Miss Violet— Going to take orders ? Good. ness It is bard that he should have to abandon his good calling to wait iu a restaurant. ...

... NATURE AND So Avr ?? T,_ Z Mc. ?? ?? has ?? structed at a Paris foundry. Its busilt been tthat it will realise au approsxiute u prere wmles au hour. Pd 01 THA acclinlatisation of the so.called i c can trout in Norwegian waters has beefy successful. Attermiptis are 'lnow about to I t , to acclillatise black bass obtained fr Re THu strict preservation of the eider fil tsthe south-east coast of ...

... ,We cannot un iertace to returl. conamunications of which we do not avail ourselves, vor do we hold ourseyev responsible for the opitnions expressed by our correTpoaldent8. TERCENTENARY OF THE WELSH BIBLE. Seu,-Kindly allow me to redeem a pledge given in a previous letter of mine on the above subject, and to say that a meeting of the supporters of the proposed memorial to Bishop Morgan will be ...

... PARJLIAMENT, LAST NIGHT. 110USE OF LORD,& The Lord Chancellor toolt his seat on the Woolsack at I a quarter-past four o'clock. IIUSH RETURNS. In answer to Earl Spencer, Lord CADe(nAN said that the Government would h: ] prepared to lay on the table the returns with respect to Ireland whir l were asked for en Uonday last with some exceptions, tO wlbich the most impTrtant was a return Oi the ...

... LIKE most people, I have often visited the Isle of Wight in the summer, when Ryde and Cowes are crowded with gay craft, but the idea occurred to me that we might go all over it in the closing days of last December. 1 feel that one must travel about even in the depths of winter, and where could one hope to travel more favourably than in our island garden ? The last tourists had all gone away. ...