... LIBERAL MEETING AT TYLORSTOWN. Speeches by Mr Leatham Bright, M.P., and Mr A. Thomas, M.P. On Monday evening a Liberal demonstration took place at Tylorstown, in which Mr Leatham Bright, M.P., and Mr Alfred Thomas, M.P., took part. The two members on their arrival in the town were greeted by the lccal band which has recentlyachievedgreatdiucfinction at eisteddvodau. The whole place was en fete ...

... FACT AND FANCY In Unequal Proportions I suppose people never feel so much like angels as when they are doing what little good they may. The first submarine telephonic cable—about thirty miles long—is to be laid between Buenos Ayres and Montevideo. Helmholtz has shown that beating or electri- fying an invisible jet of steam makes it visible in bright tints varying with temperature or potential. ...

... MR DILLWYN AT SWANSEA. Important Reference to Disestablish- ment Speaking at a conference of Liberals at Swan- sea on Friday night, held under the presidency of Mr T. Phillips, senr., Mr Dillwyn, M.P., emphasised the necessity for Liberals in the borough, and throughout the country generally, to settle auy minor differences that might exist, and to unite for the common object of defeating the ...

... ATTACK UPON FRENCHMEN IN DEAN FOREST. Slaughter of Two Bears. A very remarkable affair occurred in the Forest of Dean on Friday evening, in which four French- men were subjected to very brutal treatment at the hands ot the colliers and others living in tbe neighbourhood of Ruardean Hill, near Cinder- ford, and two Russian bears that they led with them were killed outright. The Frenchmen ...

... NEWPORT LIBERAL FIVE HUNDRED, The annual meeting of the Newport Libef Five Hundred was held at the Liberal Associ* tion rooms, Newport, on Thursday. Mr D. A* Thomas, M.P., one of the vice-presidents of tb* association, occupied the chair, and there large attendance. Tha annual report—read by Mr T. Jones* referred to the selection of Mr Spicer as tb« Liberal candidate for the Monmouth to the ...

... StJRI AND HABMUSS ourc roB WoBMS IN CHiI;^E^Kernl(?i! Lownges, 7*d ftnd boxo, with full dxrectioiui iftga ...

... Mr D. A. Thomas's Overtures for Re- conciliation. The advances made by Mr D. A. Thomas, M.P., on Thursday at Dowlais, with the object of healing the differences which arose between himself and Mr Pritchard Morgan, the other member for Merthyr Borough, at the last bye-election, bave been severely criticised by some of the members of the Merthyr Liberal Association. We bear that at the close of ...

... Mr R. V. Chilcott, the son *f the late eminent Welshman, the Rev J. Kilaby Jones, is preparing a biography of his father. Mr Chiicott has special facilities for the task. He has full materials in his hands, including a number of memoranda in Kilsby's own hand dealing with various epochs jof his busy life. There can be no question that when the work issues from the press it will meet with a ...

... DUBLIN DIVORCE SUIT. Extraordinary Evidence. On Tuesday, in tbe Dublin Probate and Matri- monial Division—before Judge Warren and a special jary-tbe case cf Workman v. Workman was resumed. The petition was brought by Mrs Josephine Workman, otherwise Chico, for a divorce from bar husband, Mr George Workman, on the ground of bis alleged cruelty towards ber. The respondent denied the cruelty, and ...

... Mr and Mrs Chamberlain arrived at Windsor on Tuesday evening, and proceeded to the castle on a visit to her Majesty, with whom they dined later in the evening. The royal dinner party also included the Count and Countess of Paris. ...

... CARDIFF REOHABITES. The usual quarferly meeting of the above named district was hold on Saturday, Bro. H. Love, D.C.R., presiding, seven tents being repre. sented. The district secretary (Bro. T. oandey) gave a very encouraging report, membership of 434 in eight tents. The D.S.J.T. (Bro. S. Fisher) also gave an encouraging report, showing the juvenile membership to be 243 in six tents. The ...

... Musical and Eisteddvod Notes. By Maelgwyn. EASTER. The Easter of 1889 has been one of the very poorest on record so far as eisteddvodic matters are concerned, but perhaps the reaction, disagree- able as it is, was only to be expected after the great events of last year and the one preceding it, The enthusiasm then manifested On every band seems to have completely vanished. Not only was this ...