... ug8t8ilb'3 igefeulccu By C. WILLIAMS THEbir's-ye iewof he reter part of England which we publish to-day will indicate to those who give it due consideration manypoits f iporanc inthepending controversy on the subject of our Natonal Defences. Ariythingwhich would betray confidential information has been most carefully avoided; and no attempt has been made to define any of our coast defences ...

... 1 TuNas PorrrIcxj. Although the political world ig so to speak P. wrapped in repose at the presentnmoment, it will display plenty of active life between this and the re-assembling of Parliament, .The awakening (states the London correspon- dent of the W~estern iai) begins on Wednes- day next with the two days' Liberal Unionist conference atBradford, having Mr. Chamber- lain as the principal ...

... T;; rACIFAN!S Pk'l3t ftiFJ. r - , i lotintL.z.] ar iudging NiV ihe absence of ?? n) t. ,f 511 this eastle in the il'elsh osr En ~ vt-rn in s- connection wvith anyr Vti .1-i history of g4aoen it wol I n-i. tP hitivijtlamorene.i it wntrld aF5 'a ;i l: - some Onexplaibed reason, itrscapt-' t .- r of the \Velabh even during rta- .w n- er period. 1 t is rather Bingalar tha'. t i o- bO bout, ...

... TZURSDAI; SEPT2,1IBER IS, I883. I ?? The Cardiff exhibition was opened yester-I day with much ?? ceremony, and wvas ¢5 Ite :; ?? l _ ' - ~ - - l - ?? . .o - .7 ?? -X~ 'Alevas ?? 'lluly, auu 'i~dS d, favoured with fine weatber. Soon after two 0j o'clock a large and most influential assemb', ti, met at the Town-hall in respo!nse to the invi- hi tation of the mnayor and the exhibition ' council, ...

... PLESERDAITH CYINMMRO- DORION CA.ERDYDD. A very charmirlg introduction to the winter's work of the Cardiff Cyvmmrodorion Society was i afforded on Saturday, when, accompanied by a fewo b Ssxonfriends, a visit was paid to lifracombe. a The party, w-hich numbered nearly 140, t were conveyed by the Earl of Dunraven, a under the command of Captain John West. The vessel was timed to leave the Bier ...

... CARDIFF.B ilRAzL av Gtcc~xosrow-.-A bazaar and sale of t, 'work, initended to continue for two days, was Opened on Wednesdlay afternoon at Ludlow-street. Wvesleti n'Clapei, Grangerown. the ceremony being perfornseA byr Mr. Elliott (mineral vworks) in the Pi absence, by reasion of illness of Mr. It Humphrey- Wallace, Penartli. Tile salls, four I bre n anomber, weres very- tastsftsltyfhi'dour, ...

... CARDIFF. ML\asracs. unoa-heRer, Edward G. Roet as(astheh~rir-ftofercurr-r) accepted the a, ?? CucCardiff, inthe 0 pla ce Of thle R~ev. Garmona Roberts,% resignead. OUTING.-On. Saturday lest the emiployrsa, to the number' of 40, ,conneorad4 with thle plumbing ~ and gaseficting departurents, of the firm of VPerkins Bros, and Co., of St. Mary-street and Custom floosa-street, held their annual ...

... DISTRIOT NEWa of ' is., l ion l-4 r eort as usual this I a. desa)e ve te, at se roomf W I but-strvet A: lrgta attendann of mnembermi 61-rerest sbruhoth6nr..d va . }olOs ISf. . Skra let ...

... The final report of the Royal Commission on liementary Education, a notice of which appeared in our colunanson Saturday, is likely to create considerable discussion, and, possibly, a revival of the religious difficulty which Mr. FoRor sR ?? in 1870 to solve. Reli- gious animosities prevail to a large extent in this country, and the hostility which exists among the Nonconformists towards the ...

... YOLUTNTEER NOTES. The followinz sad newrs, announcing the death !of Lieut~enant J. 1). Bulloob, ?UCI ?? iasbeeu received by ttle writer ot chess notes with j ts'.ng3of eepreget.Thetriutecor^tained in ?? U. ulloc,2 bared bhal ?? following wlill, we; feulsro, be shared b l t who knew him, for be was a masn who could not help helling others, and that wish agood grace: N itot many weeks ego is ...

... f - - .- - WlSsi, |- . THE, PARNELL E @Ml ION10 I ~ . z I ., 1 . - SUMMONSRE ANiD IMPEING i APPLICATIONS, - Tbe Sfar fLondon) of last evening shtas that at t sitting ot the Parnall Comsn Dn on Moday neut doe of the most Importat applictions will be for.the ?? Dillon,XP.P on bail forthwith, to enable him to furnish Instvio- tiels to k: George Lewis and to- prepare for his diefencs againt any ...

... A wefl attended meetigz to consider current political questions wasa held at the Town Hall, Iliddlewich, last night. Mir. B. H. Moss pre- I sided, and there were also present Mr. J. T.,, Brunner, M .P., Mr. T. B. Ellis, YP,, and others. ( Mr. BRUXNSeit,who was received with cheers. ( dwelt on the Tory tendency to develop the military spirit all round, Alluding to I the recent naval canoseures, ...