... ha /AY COMMUNICATION BzTW :N CARDIFF AND BAHHY. 81 1 v Lines to be Opened. J*V. 7 VU afternoon, Colonel üOveftk. men*, or of under the Board of rariP,sted the Penarth Extension Railway, .'HD ^tter known as the new line from -car javeruock, and running thence to 'on,«ear Cado,toa ffc S COMPANYT:DOCK AND c°r ir r. *>arnr any une, and th«*» c for passenger traffie f. Slr9 to °Pen ■ ...

... Arrested and Disharged. I A lDan as arrested last night at the Crystal Wh**0' •^ndroa(^« on suspicion of being the whom ...

... WARDEENtti SAT(UR i, DEc 1,183.U ABERDEEN, SATURDAY, DECL 1, 1888. A3bhlR;1)hi, 6A't'UDKVAX, -W; 1, IZ6i. ISo~ Lord Salisbury was yesterday morning pre- A sented with between three and four hundred n -rrrco nn Beaf -Afniarninor T.ihow--l r. sriseU eu LthL netlre tuLtee UllU sour DUUnUre ll addresses on behalf of Coisservative and Liberal co Unionist orcanisations throughout Scotland. da The ...

... COLONEL FRANCIS DUNUAN, I.B., sP. iIn view of its having been the last contribution to the press written by the late Colonel Duncan, we quote his article, which appeared in the Whitehall Review, on ICHBEROS AND THE WEATHEB. It may be taken as an axiom that the presence of i icebergs in the North Atlantic, and their melting, affect the temperature. Presumably they also affect | the climate ...

... R'tWER J' X HUN TE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LERA. Sir, -In your '1Theatrical Gossip of las- w, ek y'u remarked, with reference to the above 1itice, rhitt I was ?? dlay behind the fair. I trust by tite tutinr.! fetiE a few facts and drates to show YOU and your re-aders chat the above remark was incorrect. Mr Uhizzola states he aequireti tie 1tiece wi Ittc. 223. Onl Oct. 23d I arriveil iii ...

... Q L; ET'( O ; 1 1 T) 11, LIY IRVING. oln Wedi,2-day eaetul wa>> taken of Mr Irving's ?? to tuitet tain him at luncheon in thle Ldghtatt'i Atmhbly Bowns, and a select com- pally was gutbeled to sit' hinm holnour. Mr Irving was 5cmpaliesll by liss Ellen Terry and Miss Marion Terry. In the absence of the Right Hon., J. Chamber- lain il, P r C. E. Mathews presided; and at the cross-table. ill ...

... LORD SALISBUTRY IN EDINBURGIH. REMSENTATION OF ADDRES3SB.i URIMN'TANT SMECHES ?? WE SH | The Marquis of Salisbury spent a busy day in Ednbnurgh yesterday. The present visit of the Premier to the Scottish metronolis has been of limitoui duration, bust much has becu cons- pressed into the time at his Lordsship's disposal. Notwvithstaudinlg his exhausting effort of the previous eveuing lie ...

... BUTE DOCKS, FRIDAY. 'Change to-day was weti attended, but owing to a lack (,[ re-iY .unnnge buame-.a in the steam coai trade wa:s somewhat, easier. Thera was an exceptionally good demand for all descriptions of house coai. and yesterday's values were firmly main,;ain.d. The pnwood market was steady. Ws)sh coka was in good request, a similar remark applYJDg to atnaH coais and patent fuel. In ...

... of ilu SEeek. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1888. An important meeting of delegates repre- senting all the house and steam-coal work- men of South Wales and Monmouthshire was held at Aberdare on Monday. Nearly 50,000 miners were represented. The meeting was a protracted one, lasting over seven hours, and it was unanimously resolved to claim an advance in wages. While loyalty to the sliding scale was ...

... Narrow Escape of 100 Men. The men engaged in the Halkyn Lead Mines, on the Duke of Westminster's Flintshire estates, had a terrible experience on Sunday. Owing to a breakdown of the winding engine they were unable to return to the surface, there being no ladders in the shaft. They were eventually rescued, but not before they had traversed a drainage tunnel for a couple of miles against a ...

... THE BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH. The resignation of the aged Bishop of St. Asaph has been daily expected for the last two months but, to the amazement and disgust of Churchmen in North Wales, be decliuee to avail himself of the liberal provisions of Mr Gladstone's Act, and instead of signing a deed of resignation he has just signed a commission authorising the Bishop of Bangor to perform episcopal ...

... ABERGELE- TnECOUNTTCOU.NCIL.-MrJ. Kerfoot,Vikenol Bach, has been i vited to oontest Abergele parish with St. George and Llanddulas dis- trict by the Conservative party, bat has not yet signified his iotentioy of coming forward 4 r. W. DaAies, splicitor, Rhyl, clerk to the Abergele and Pensarn Local Boa d, ha signified bis intention of contesting bergel8 and Pensarn district as an independen ...