... TfE MUNICIPAL VACANCY I sAT CA'R DIFF. ?? !iMR. Te. G. BORDER'S CA-NDWMATUR lifr. aorder's campaign Ehas opened under Lhe most auspicious circarntanez. 0Ca Wedaessda evening a meeting of the Conservative cai-s it didato's supporters was held at Lerinos-ha h on The enthusiasm was immen-se - a a z Y- at all to be wondered at having regard to tho peas a, services of Mr. Eorder, whose powvers of ...

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... - tll( Travellers who have gone far countries for to pt see ay that they find human nature pretty h much the same all the world over. the They find wide variance in colour of skin, in physical contour, in mental characteristics, but in wc the essential elements that control social conduct on tile human family is a brotherhood. 1 The law, unwritten, found in no statute book, bo entorced by ...

... R1 t .i :1 ii CORR ORAENUr BETWEEN, THE Tho n-atzrir ?? of the !on. Lyulph stswaley , appoainted tjuis Uant t - , 213airs 0t tho Candif Savinga' Bank, ban at length p3xz elvt- d to both' EoUame 02 Pai-iftm a j Aeomp-s the repo-t, P the minu te of evs cdenco tOLSO before the Commiesioner, r4 Veil cM C the oniaione of counrsel and 6ll letters and doan- e 4 mo3nta harnded in in the contra of the ...

... VELS[H RADICAL I . CON1FEREoNCE AT CARDIFTF. l y JWORAEn MEN STANDLNG ALOOFr FROM THE FEDERATION. 7 WELSH MEMBERS OF PFARLIAMENT 10 Lo CENSURED. |t to 3 The conference promoted by the Liberal' Federa- 6 tion of South Wales and Moninouthsiire, which , 8 *evas held in the Lecture Theatre of the Queen- , - street Arcade, Cardiff, on Thursday, had a feature C wholly unprecedented in the history of ...

... TILF PRINCE OF WALES' SMA'EB 'WEDDING. LO It is to be regretted that the celebration of C: - the Prince of WALES' Silver Wedding should di so closely follow the exhausting Jubilee pa - rejoicings of last year and the dis- in tressing event of the death of the h Emperor of GERMINANY. ft may reasonably n . be expected that if the QUEEN'S Jubilee, to y with its widespread manifestation of popular ...

... The festival of Easter is upon us once more, am Whether it is regarded in its Christian, ent Jewish, or heathen aspects, it is to all a season Mc of ioy and festivity. Nature is smiling all fee around, the birds are singing and building wh their nests, and humanity, young and old, isid cheerful and gay. There is no doubt but that wit this period of the year has been a season of by gladnessfrom ...

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... A PADDY NOT QUITE AN ANGEL I IN TaE EYES OF THME rVILISED WORLD. A DIG WITH A SHARP PE N FROR TH 4DEAR OLD SHEEP GLAD-STONE. Dr. H. Serr Ecciez contributes to Saturday's Baptist, the leding deizomiaational paper, the following American Notes about he Irish and the Iries Question, which wa transcriba eractly D as they ara printd, and vwithout a ainle comment ti beyond this one-that they ...

... AYTRVZT IEWS. ,en F HnOS CARUIF F. ?? hiabit&tica w.ill hold m short meeting at the club, Sua-street, this (Weadneady) evening at eight. o'clock. Membersm are urgently requested ?? De SCeaVZoNrnK DsrarsasarUN.-C T-I ues-da-y after- lynoon thle Mayor: (Aldermma. Jatcob,). as chair- man of the Health Colntnlttoe, and Alderman Lewis, as chairman of thle Public WorksI Committee, togetheur with ...

... ( r d GOWSI~p E ERTA. o IF0 ?? 4.) i V -Lo , SELECTION OF RAkDICA.'L AND nO LABOUR CA41hDIDATES. A SPLIT IN THE LIBE RAL CAM.P, LI The three gentlemen selected by the committee of the West GInmiorgan Liberal Aesoclation attended a meeting of delegates from the varioue district associations at the Albert-hall,, Swvansee, on Saturday iafternoon, for the purpose of urging y~g their respective ...

... OUR~ LONDCONTLRTM [srB our srucrnr. con ?? T. s LO2rDONrs Pinner ?rlzr. yesterday nxastion and obstructiou prevr-led P in the Eouse of Commons over the qauetion of s extending to Ireland the operation of the Criminal B Evidence Bill. The Bill proposes to give - every prisoner the option ot being put ia Us witness box, and Mr. Parnell and his young mnc. for obvious reasons, did not like the ...