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... l THE MUNICIPAL B VACANCY AT CARDIFF. F Ity her ENTHUSSTC SUPPORT OFr Xs of MR. TUCKER. SE or THE RADICALS STILL I ul W_ UNDECIDED. ad - I be The coming contest in the South Ward isr attracting more than ordinary attention. There i eis now no question tbat an election must take cin place before November. On Monday two Lm burgesses - one ot them, we are told, gr being a Conservative and the ...
... CARDIM, 5 Tfm CA=TFF C .cPser CoubzcaL have done a good many foolish things in their time, but it I would be difficult to find Upon their ?? a resolu- tan wlhiclh more utterly disregarded the interests I of the ratepayers than the one which they t passed onr Monday in reference to certain pro. 1L perty in Bute-street which it is necessary they should acquire for a very desirabl improve. ment. ...
... e THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION N ,OF MINING ENGiNEERS. us ANNi XUT. MEETING AT MANCHRESTE.RE ANrNU AL MEETIING AT MANCHESTER. PIRESIDENTILs ADDRESS. The annual general meeting of the National ti Association of lining Engineers was held on ti Friday at the Queen's Botel, Manchester. Mr. S. d Alsop (Pinxton Collieries, Derb-shire), the presi- I dent, occupied the chair, d The PRESIDENST, in his ...
... CI~ li LORD Bo CHURCHILL id IN NORTH WALES. ho ?? to V VISIT TO MACHYNLLETH. It IMPORTANT SPEECa 30l -- id le THE CRY FOR DISESTAB- LISHMIINT. e to se POSITION OF WALES. e- IS. ATTITUDE OF THE CONSER- VATIVE PARTY. 11 ,. , On Saturday Lord Randolph Churchill 'was pre- sent at the Primrose League fete held in the le picturesque grounds of Plas Maehyalleth, the resi- id dence of the Dowager ...
... COESPO?D?? We cannot pblish any letter unis the writr misdts his KilL len Stud AODnU,8 net naecaxnrily lot pubhi-: cstion, but asagusratee good faith. The E3ditor cannot undertake toetsurn rejected oem da 'muniaticns under any clwnmtaucou. ! All correspondents must write on air emsa of th~e of Fpaper only, or their letter, will be rejeceid. wv #2.-Wece e caI h r cae edesbhrmwthe her I' Rirrma ...
... tJ?HLRD ED1TION.J WwnsdA Ons. 4.30 AM. t FRENCH ELECTIONS. ?? URs CO2tEESPOsDSL'T] II PARIS, Toana Evx~snw ,The newl1y-leated Chamber of Depntiesi will meet in the course of November, and when the Budget for the forthcomling year has been voted the deputies will be ocoupied in the verification of their election wrarrants. From various departtnents arrive notices A cf w/ithdrawval fromn ...
... tCARDIFF RURAL SANITARY I i AUTHORITY. OPPOSITION TO THE CARDIFF c COUNT'Y EXTENSION SUHEM1E. o THE WAVUTEUDA CAUNTURE v WORKS. be MISS JENNER AND THE PIGS. The monthly meeting of the above authority lb, was held on lVednesday, when Mr. R. Forrest ce presided. ar TRE EXTENSION OF 01mF?. The CLEax stated that. be bad received memo- he rials from the ratepayers of Ltanedarne and Rum- at ncy ...
... T, IHE GREAT STRIKE. a I -I PROSPECTS OF A SETTLE- r MNIENT. 1FRssS ASSOCIaTION TBLEoRAlL.] LONDON, Famoiw r Shortly before eleven to-day Cardinal Man- ning arrived at the Dock House, and had an interview with the directors. In conversation this morning with a representative of the Press Associatiou, Mr. Ben Tillett said that the Car- dinal carried with him terms which the men's } ...
... T a RESOLUTIONS OF TIHE PRINTERS' es SOCIETY. IV, S Mir. JENKINS SUPPORTS NON- ie UNIONIST LABOUR, 5, is The nearer the day of polling for the election in i the Crdiff South Ward approaches the better rn look Mr. Tucker's chances. That Mr. Jenkins is in a reality not a Trades Unionist candidate, but a it e) party and a Radical one, wes a poinL urged on by re the Printers' Societywro saw in ...
... We cannot publish any letter unless the writer Lends akte REAL WAXIIE and Anosecs, net ncsalyfor prubli, eatton, but ass ?? good faith. The Editor cannot undertake to return rieestd eom mutications under any cfreromstanes. %*1 Al correspondents must write en on aD: of the paper only, or their letters will be rejected. Mg.-Wet do not answer ceransrngset threxgh the ass T. H. JACOB (Gathays).- ...
... THE -GREAT STR-IKEM powno 011 intedcsbti h ?? ?? 5,0 A HOPEFUL OUTLOOK.p THE LORD MAYOR, THlE BISHOP OF LONDON, AND OTHERIS INTERCEDE. AN EARLY SETTLEMEINT l PROBABLE. (PRM OUR SPECIAL CCRRESPON.DENTI] rea LONDON, F.RIDAY JEvysiwo. of To-day has certainly been an important one as F regards the negotiations betweenjahipowners and Go the dock authorities. It will be recollected that the ci ...
... ?j ?iL PIUDAY, SE1'TEMBy32? 27, 2889. The comnmittee of scrutiny yesterday ΒΆ1 declared null and v'oid the eight thousand odd Ic votes cast for Boulanger at Mlontmartre, and I certified that 3I. Joifrin, the Socialist n Rlepublican candidate, had been duly elected a with 5,-500 votes. n At the meeting of the Iron and. Steel b |Institute in Paris on WRednesday im~portant 8 papers bearing upon ...