... THiE BHILL ThE VAN AND WHEEL TAX. I MP2ORTANT DEPUTATION T A S - t OBJECTIONS TO THE TAX ANALYSED. Ts £i CASE OF SOUTH WALJES. P 22B:B?~zS ASSOCIATION TSLEGERA b LONDON, Toasna. . The Chaucellor of the Exchequer this afternoon received a unmeous and important deputation t the Treasury, representing most of the large pro- vincial towns, in favour of the withdrawal of the s proposed van and ...

... Or. Saturday, at the PaSr Hotel, Cardiff, I .he annual banquet was beld of the Presw -R~ana;. RA~irpfv~ fn- qnstl-h Wh.Ire -Ae Of Bsnefit Society for South Wales and Mon- : .moutnhire. Hip Worahip the Mayor pre 1 aded. Lord Tredegar, Dean Vaurghan, aejorr jaie;. and Mrr. Laceiles} Carr were amongst .tnhe Pranin0i speakers. Covers were laid for ?? 1&D persono 'and the proceedings weyre of Jbe ...

... TO THE REIADERS OF THE HMSTERN iaIi, The eztraordinary statements of General W. F. f iNuthlall, Captain J. Paige, the Rev. C. G. Souirrell, v the Iev. James Brierley, K.A., J.P., and other pro- q minent men that have appeared in these columns a in the past have not only attracted ruoch attention, but ?? awakened doubts in the miadsof some as to their genuineness. They were, however, correct in ...

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... ?q 1'4? T.Ju. 0 L -1 ?L , mivv7mr,'?',nj S ?? z&Q, ?IL B-FETEE IDDI-1-1 SDE. G:UA-RT2Z3L`C 7JI ETt1GS3 V ~tA 1WRATH c'Fjwp' The Qur0l Meig or te Southe Walets6 'lcncoItie Methodist Lssoc-iuatn ;eocontinued Wee ody tire Rev. . Job (Conwil c 2E-V. 7. HlOWELLS CONStts~tiTO PMMLtN' ATP Vr::T2ECCA COLLLWE. The Boev. P. XLmzraew informed the conferrn.- ?? on the- previous, day thu. Rcv.W.H elsra ...

... A PONTYPOOL G1RLIS FAITHLESS LOVER. A HEAD WAITER SUED ±'R BREALC OF PROMLSE: £90 DAMAGES AWARDED. In the Queen's Bench Division of the Righ Court of Justice on Thursday (before fir. Justice Haw- kins and a common jury) the breach of promise ?? of Bazzard against Tscbudi was heard. This was an action to recover damages for alleged breach of promise of marriage. The defendant did not deny ...

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... oUR LOND'N LETIERO I - -II [ST GUM SPLCIAL OCOHlSPOhNstT.| LONDON2. ?? NIGHT. The House of Lords re-assembled to-day afiter tha Easter Recess, and sat for eactly forty t minutes. The most important business eransetd t during that time consisted in the rejection of a Women's Suffrage Blil introduced by the venerable Lord Denmae, who somehow can nevar do any- r thing that is populac with his ...

... CORRESPOWDENCE. 'We cannot publish any lotter miles the writer zends his PAL IfAAnr and PADmoas, not slecessarily for pubi- cation, but as a gutava ce of gocit fath. The Editor cannot undertake to return reieeted com- ?? under any circumstances. %48 All corre4spondents must wrlte on ozss asnE of the pa er only, or Mheir letters will be rejected. 9B3.- We do n~t Nansm correspondents tkrouqh ...