... 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 ...

... Dysg, moeth, a chyfoeth ni cbafodd-Thomas Ond tymer dda lanwodd Etgaion; ni ddisgwylindd Un enw mawr mewn un modd. T. CABNO JONBS. ...

... • ♦* Diad, Uytfii. t Paw(y;«wynt vftxpyscy' •Oroejoaid gynt. ...

... This bill, which is prepa.red and brought in by Mr Thomas Eilis) Mr Bryn Roberts, Mr Bowen Rowlands, Mr John Roberts, and Mr Warming. ton, was issued on Monday night. The bill will apply only to Wales and Monmouthshire. It consists of 20 clauses. ...

... AUCTIONEERS AND THEIR LIABILITIES. At the Lichfield County Court last week a c case was decided which is of the utmost import- ance to auctioneers and farmers, and individually to all sorts and conditions of buyers under the hammer. At a sale of agricultural stock a gentleman purchased some ewes. The catalogue described them as in lamb. When he got them home he found out that some seven or ...

... ACCIDENT TO MR SANGER. At Morpeth, on Friday, Mr George Sanger, the well known circus proprietor, was attacked by a bull which be was feeding and thrown into the air several times, and he was so severely injured that be lies in a dangerous state. ...

... At the offices of Mr John Morris, Cardiff, clerk to the Ponarth magistrates, yesterday W. Collier ayoungman of about 18 years, was charged—before Mr J. S. Corbet*—with criminally outrage Ellen Bright, at Llancarvan. Ellen Bright said she was 17 years of age, aod single woman, living at Pennon Farm, Hancar van, where she was in service. On Tuesday last, about 8 a.m.. she was taking cows rrom ...

... Resignation of Professor Ker. A special meeting of the council of the Univer- sity College of South Wales and Monmouthshire was held at Cardiff, on Thursday. Mr Louis Tylor presided, and there were also present the Dean of Llandaff, the Revs J. Morgan Jones and A. Tilly, Principal Jones, Professor Roberts, Major Jones, Dr Roberts (Pontypridd), and Messrs John Duncan, G. C. Thompson, and Ivor ...

... EVIDENCE OF MR U. O'BRIEN. A Glimpse of IrisCfUstory.; Among the ladies in courtson Tuesday when the Commissioners took theft seats were the Duchess of Westminster, the6 Duchess of St Albans, and Mrs Glads Whe; Sir Henry Roscoe was among the spectators. Mr Davitt, who has absent for some days, was again W be seen in his accustomed seat at the pfcolicitors' table. Altogether the court was more ...

... We would direct attention to an advertisement in our columns of an important sale of gated iron sheets, iron roofs, sheds, houses, other goods which will be conducted by MeRb Thomas Whitehead and Sons, on the 4th, and 6th of June, at the Windsor-road Adamsdown, Cardiff. Full particulars of fc'' valuabl9 material to be sold will be found in advertising columns. Catalogues may be bad the ...

... SUICIDE OF A WELSHMAN AT DOVER. On Wednesday morning a respectably connected young man named Robert Jones, belonging to Rhyl, North Wales, committed suicide by shooting himself with a revolver. The deceased, who was about 21 years of age, bad been engaged at a dentist's establishment, but had, recently left. During the last few days he bad been somewhat depressed, and upon his employer. ...

... MEETING AT CARDIFF. Result of the Audit. A joint committee meeting of the slidiug-leale committee was held at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff, on Saturday, to receive the report of the joint accountants, Messrs J. C. Kirk and Charles E. Parsons, on the result of their audits of the coal- owners' books for the three months which ended on the 31st March, 1889. The members in atten- dance were Owners' ...