... MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Tuesday.-Wind NNW. strong.. Wither s ...

... [REUTER'S TELEGRAM. I WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—President Harrison ias made the following diplomatic appoint- ments :-Mr Robert T. Lincoln to be M nister to Great Britain Mr Murat HoLstead to Germany Mr Allen Thorndyke Rice to Russia Mr George B. Loring to Portugal and Mr Patrick Egan to Chili, ...

... TIfE Cardiff, South Wales, and Monmouthshire Hide, Skin, Fat, and Wool Company, Limited, beg to inforin the butchers of Newport and surrounding districts that they intend opening a branch establish- ment at the Beaufort Wharf. Newport, on Monday next, April 1st, and respectfully solicit their kind support. Nsw THEATRE — Monday, March 25th. extra- ordinary engagement of J, W. Turners celebrated ...

... FACT AND FANCY In Unequal Proportions. Teacher: What is the future of He drinks Johnny (after considerable thought): He is drunk? Somebody says that ballet girls are Dot so bad as they are painted. We hope not. They are painted frightfully. uYou have stolen my soul, divine one, exclaimed Mr Sickly to his adored. Pardon me, ncy dear sir, responded the lady, lam not in the habit of picking ...

... TWO WOMEN BURNT TO DEATH A Longford telegram states that two aged women were burnt to death in their house, which was accidentally destroyed by fire at Shantun, near Edgewortbstown, on Friday night. ...

... (By Orltindo W/zet*ro~i./ Rleport ftor the woee endseg MIor! 2~ 0th, 1889. .- - - ?? FD 14 Fi, 4i NW. -'iue, n:lsitly bright. Pci ls '9 41 N B Funs, ILst ?? p m. bright. Set 16 211 49 SW. - Fri. ?? V; wotrmler p.m. , 'as17 114 52 WV. - ltii ?? Lii h SOme cIlouds. Mlon 18 4t 49 SW. tY - Gry i 11, auid little l! still. rinse 19 37 615 S9 M ii;tip ly' Insbiht.t Wed 20 s8 52 S. *13 ;Upiseiltel ,d ...

... I _ . ABINGDON' R~tEnaWAY MnlwrIETIu.#-At the hialf-yearly meeting of shareholders, hitc on Sf urday at ?? 's oflices, East St. Helen's-street, Alderman Townsend oMayor) was elected a director of the company iin plarc o r.i C. Richardson. The directors' report showed the gross traffic receipts for the halt yoar cndiug 31st December to amouut to IS07. 17s. (d,, isligtitlecrase en the previous ...

... I- LBCTURr E IN WINDSOR CHURCH, I TRusnvmty evening an interesting and instructive lecture was delivered ?? by Mr. William Guthrie, oir the subject of Music Something of its Nature, History, and Culture among Ourselves. The proceeds are to be devoted towards the aid of the building fund of the school and lecture hall. 'T'here was a large and appre- ciativeaudience, Sir David Taylor, J.P.. ...

... POOR-LAW BLECTIOmS. BEFAST.-The papers having been all collected, the counting of the votes was commenced yesterday, before Mr. Boyce, clerk of the union, and the seve- ral agents. c COLaIA!N9,-There was only one contested divi- sion in this union-namely, Drumeroon. There were three candidates for the two seats. The counting of the votes took place in the Boardroom of the workhouse yesterday, ...

... ZOKDO? AFONDA7 March 2?. Mr. Matber, Iaberal, was en Saturday . declared elected for the Glorton Disision of c Lancashire by a majority of 84G, he having t lpolled 6,165 votes, against 4,309 recorded for Mr. Hatch, the Conservative candidate. InI ' I886 the Liiberal majority was 457. t ~Both political parties in the Enfield Division X 'took advantage of the fine weather on Saturday t tio ...

... ELECTIONNEW& THIE ENFIEJ2) CONTEST.| Anlother vigorous speech was yesterday de- livered ,to tho operativee; ?? Leek by Mr. Pickeregil, MI.P. Mtiss Onusa Ilso spoke. Botb partie arn desotiug a rat paet of their energyr t the work- mlen, mor so esea thlan in previouseantet, an scsrcaly~lday puuss rithoutaestiay being heldoeseg sdde or the other. It seems probale that ths meo will have a holiday ...

... THE STATE OF GWYMORE I POLICE3 TE0R1SRIM. (Tm oun sPIAL&L CoRzsn oiDzx-.) Bunbeg, Wednesday. lhs ?? wk* sets himself the task of inves- jigating t sytea that bas been pursued by the pelice in Gweedore, for the alleged purpose of eecurir.g the murderer of District Inspector Mar- tin, has not to travel far to discover instances to Justify the terms martial law and polie terrorism that have been ...