... lONCONFORMIST GoNsSs, !ar [Bl oscO\C0N QtlLL.. sh TRmE DI5TAIS29-LISH3ErT OP Tan.ciRUrcjf he Foilowing his article in IlEt week's isko of- Y Tys3t, Lladrnetydd,' in tihe current umlber of the same paper, takes up the question of thejebli .ke Church. It is really wonderful witlh whit zest Dr of Thames and men like him repeat the old, exploded dhe nonsense about tis injuntice and useassess oi ...

... NN ''it [BY GWYTL1EOYDD.3 M1 TntE NEW CODE AND T~r WELSH LANG AGE. W Thle permission granted by the Edulcation by Departmenitto use the Welsh language as aclass gr, subject is referred to by nearly all the Welsh hla papers. A statement issued by thle Welsh Lan-tr guagseSociety, giving details of the new Codejs pr printed at length2. 'The -writer describes there recognition of W¶elshs as a ...

... rlofl.. PANIVC AT CLIAGO. 1, 1FD AN ?? Y yOUlR p1Uf-'t.kN'? ?? 9E' AND 21tNY L NJ U EL D. YE'A' YORK, l'aKm-:u.sna. . t ? w'F, n ati, oi'itnated by a horse ,?.iiiu' a!ioist, ,he ierod watching fire- ,, : 'bagi t, sterda~~yirda in(crn'ased by ati expVi, osll ?? the hiewors h, Four wore ];illd in the crutsh ?? rl.nny 11TP]EUAL PARLIA MENT. .rOUSE OF COMMONS,--WanxrsuA-. q'e 5,, akoer took ...

... TIHE ATTACK UPON FRENCHIIEN I.Ne DEAN F1REST, Someone-if we rememberrightly, it was Doctor CHARILES MIACSAY-wrote a' book a few years since on the Madness of Crowds. If d he brings out a second edition he will be able b to add a chapter on the mad conduct of certain r colliers and others in the Forest of Dean on Friday last. It is necessary briefly to recapitu- e late the facts, and for this ...

... On one of the pleasant foothill ranches of the S'erras lived Eva Rose. a pretty blonde maiden, over whose Runuy head just eighteen summers had Her parents were owners of the Mar- tina Rancho, and Eva h-vj lived a happy, coruemed life until the present time. The crops bad not turned out well, owing to the dry season, ana pretty Eva bad been refused some money thai, sue wanted for a new party ...

... Professor Ker, of the University College, Cardiff, was on Saturday elected to the Quain Professorship of English Literature in University College,(London. This important chair*, which has been held in succession by Professor Masson, now of Edinburgh, and by Professor Henry Morley (who retires at the end of the present session), has been recently enriched by an endow- ment under the will of the ...

... FATAL PROTECTION. Sad Death of a Schoolmistress. Mdlle. CUllY, a schoolmistress at Saint D in the Vosges, has just met her death under extra- ordinary circumstances. She had gone with her brother to see some cousins in a neighbouring village, but, finding the front door of the house locked, she walked round to a side entrance and pushed it to ascertain if it were also fastened. A loud report ...

... Fraud and deception of the worst kind were proved up to the hilt against William Penfold Cope, Minister of the Gospel, who yesterday npplied for his discharge from the Bankruptcy Court., and ignominiously failed to obtain it. wolf in shepherd's clothing had been a Christian minister for twenty-three years, and for xteen of them had supplied spiritual nutriment to the good folk of the Maze ...

... THE LIBERATION SOCIETY. The pioceediugs of the Liberation Society's conference were concluded on Thursday at the Memorial Hall, London. Mr Osborne Morgan, M.P., presided over a welt-attended meeting. After some formal business, The CHAIRMAN delivered the opening address, in which, as an old Welsh member, he expressed the gratification he felt that Mr Diliwyn, that veteran leader of Welsil ...

... Alleged Embezzlement by a Cardiff Clerk. MAGISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS. At the Cardiff police-court to-day—before the Stipendiary, Dr Paine, and Alderman Jacobs- August Bleniat, 24, was charged,on remand, with embezzling and stealing various sums of money on various dates the moneys of his master, Arthur Cappell, a shipbroker, of Cardiff. Mr T. H. Stephens prosecuted, and Mr Belcher defended. Mr ...

... Theatre Royal. The Old Guard pays a return visit to the Theatre Royal ttna week. The opera is sufficiently in the recollection of local playgoers to render a description unnecessary, and it need only be said that the music of M. Planquette and the libretto )f Mr H. B. Farnie will receive adequate treat- ment at the hands of a large and clever company. Arthur Roberts will, of course, be missed, ...

... The will of the late Mr E. J. Grice, J.P., one of the ex-mayors of Newport, and latterly residing at Beachwood, Reigate, has been proved by his widow and the two executors. The value of the personal estate i, £ 74,000. Deceased leaves £1,000 to each of the executors (Messrs Henry W. Elhct and Thomas Keen), and the whole of the rest of the property upou trust for his widow, aud on her death to ...