... GLAMOj1GANSHIR E'TO1'NITE RTH SUE . . A - - andr - - _ I A few days ago ive ventured the opinion that Welshl farmers, shopkeepert, and labourers are not ruch fools as to be niiedd by thevertiaoular press. Oar prediction has been amply verified, as far as the county of Gliaulorsan is concerned. There ?? candidates rejected whom wve should like to bave seen returned-tbe defeat at Llwynypi: of ...

... Ilk LETTER 111031 MIt. EI3ENEZICR ' BEAVAK. HE CONTINUES TO CONTEND TI-TAT C THE ACT IS A SUCCESS. 2 TO TUE EDITOR lii' Tile WiISTi-itlt MS]c:' C d Sia,-'During ?? interval which las elapsed since my loaf. aettelo on the success ci the Welch M Sunday Closing Act I live Tory eatefully and it tliougl.tfully cocci all that lisa boon writ ten in It your COinInna upon this deepir interesting sub. ...

... THE BRIADFORD HORROR. a .MFOP.IANT EVIDENOE. ad -- a The Bradford correspondent of tie CCentral as News ?? police on Thursday suc- ceeded in securing u very important piece of at evidence in relation to the murderer, which .6- in their opinion naterially tends to strengthen er the case agaiust the prisoner Barrett. The wit- 3g ,r. ness is a woman who on Saturday morning had rt. to proceed ...

... DISTRICT saerWS. CARDIFF. 'W1I YwT more of the club caes I Whenr are we to: feB be out of thie maze? Bad, however, as the con- fro yet fusion is to tie genieral pibife, it is far worse for Br Mr. Authers, the manager of die Ellesmere. who t at the last quarter sessions had his conviction 1 uplheld. Now tbe governor of the Cardiff Gaol has I received a writ of habeas errpus to produce him at ...

... -I LA K E I.MET'ROPOLITAN -NOTES. AciVrIrTY IS CnuRen ANn DssENT. , The idea of providing a service for the many Welsh Church men in the Metropolis s (says our London correspondent) was rendered possible by the kindness of the authorities, clerical and lay, of the fashionable church of e All Saints, Margaret-street, who at once con- Y sented to divert one of their many services r to the use ...

... UANL lSPITAL BALL AiTri | 1SWANSEA. FULL LIST' OF Mil GUiESTS. Tt i e a rI sI kL hail ili tid of [lie In ids nif tile LiL Swvinsea Ihispitl si 'ys ]n-l, at tI l Drill-hiail, Li, Swain ta. on 'Itm-doav eveuong. it 'was fested3 iiiL it tu dvath I'FMr C s:les a islimaolthe re- noval or thle t it ei to 'inT unavoidableL cit uitin~ance) ft ?? tie Ai~hert-lja~l Lo thle Dr ill- L ilall would c, ...

... - THI UaT=T VIcTIm or CGanuA1. OrcawLDozr. German oiffcialdom (observes our London correspondent) is aotuated by an indecent and unreasoning hatred towards all who enjoyed the friendship of the late Emperor Frederick, and it loses no opportunity of manifesting this disagreeable feeling. Sir Robert Morier, our Ambassador at St. Petersburg, is the latest victim. Sir Robert is accused by no less ...

... SIRt JOHN PULESTON, M.P., AND THE WELSH POOR OF LONDON, Tire annual tea, nuder thie anspie-s of t Retz. 3vi i.S. AVil\g' lis, Welsh Uissioraorv, given bF Sir 0John Puleston, Md.P., tn the WOisWi poor of White chapel came off on Monday evening. Tboso ii'- vited, to the number of 800 or 1,000, assernbted it Sion Chapel. After amlple justioe had been done to tlhe repast provided, the ehair wals ...

... SOUTH WALE'tS AND MON- I 011OUTHSHIRE HOUSE COAL .I MINERS. MASS MEETING AT TONYPANDY. MR. 1SAAC EVANS ON THE PRESENT STATE OF AFFAIRS. A mass meeting of the house coal miners of South Wales and Monmouthshire was held on Monday at the schoolroom, Tonypandy, when there wvas a large attendance. Mr. Wllaun Roberts, Porth, was voted to the chair. Thera .sere also present on the platform Mr. Isaac ...

... I.IHGyps , EDI TION. I ?? ~ ~ __ rr- - I rey l re5TStL MAIL OFseCs, 4.30 .i, i fOr- FOREIGN INTELLIGEINCRE lilc! fld coar SUAKINS rltti inel THE RECENT FIGHT. O,00 ROUINDS OF AMMUNITION USED. SPIES IN SUATKIN., - S OITICISM OF THE SITUATION. IFP1OM OLR SPECIAL CORRE'SPONDEaLNT.1 SUJAKN, Daceatsac 27. ' I coznotuniate you on your succss, said to es f flcur hllo held en important command, Ger ...

... FI;RDAY, IARUARY18, 1809. I -- - - - News from Zanzibar states that a German' b; mission station, where slaves were being tc refuged, has been attacked by the Arabs. ol Eight oot of the nine mimionaries, meale and P * female, were killed, and all the slaves and b servants carried away. .t A letter received by a Paris paper . states 1 that Tippootib refused to join Mr. Stanley. a, Renewal of ...

... CABDIFF. As ?? Fzar broke upon Cardiff the streets were crowded with people comning fr tevarous ofurthes oldhere they hod been watching the dying ofteodyear and ushering in the neW. What 9 myriad of retrospects and resolves did the, ?? preceding midnight witness, to be kept-how long? The ringing of bell, the screeching of alarms, end the hoarse hoot of the fo; 'horns front the docks which ...