... THE WELSH TEMPERANCE MAYORS. MR. 0. BEYNON EVeNS (Cardigan). MI, IM. MORDEY MSir. ALDERMAN SANDERS (Cardiff). MR. T. J. WHITE (Eaverfordwest). MR. E. PEILLIPS (AberavoD), MR -~lLh& . (Newport), (Swansea). 'PA XNWITIhPI AM f¶ A DThTr I l- .a- ?? =- M I A LI) rz, RM A N TR TZ P N I ALVI 'A UNIQUE GA.THEDING, Of [lae comparatively few temperance men who i were on Niovemnber I elected to occupy ...

... n- GENERAL MEETING AT CARDIFF. e- A general meeting of saddlers of Cardiff was 3d held at ?? Market Inn, Quay-street, Cardiff on Wednesday evening. Mr. Pearce (president of tbe Cardiff branch) was in the cbair. There was e- a numerous lttendiinceand amongst those present e- were the following delegates :-Newport, Mr. Gourd; Aberdare, Mr. Edwards; Pentre, Mr. Jen- kites; and Bridgend, Mr. ...

... MEIiTROPOLITAN NOTES. J.. DEATH OF A WELSH WORTUX. s' 'he death of one who will bh remembered with kindness and admiration by many Giazlorganshire families, namely, the Pev. ?? Jones, mell know-nthroughout NN'ales by ae his hardio cognomen Vulcan, has just been announced (writes our London correspondent). i Same years ago he was probably the most ly popular preacherin theranks-of the ...

... Il. ?? -lJliL IO ?? .flfAfJ VyfI MiN.a Railway directors cannot afford to ignore wr yesterday's demonstration at Cardiff. The sit event was one pregnant with many meanings. gr A feeling necessarily- earnest and strong un brought these thousands from their homes, sc5 scattered along the various railway systems ne of Wales. To many of the men the effort entailed considerable expense, ...

... > - Ita [BY RIFLEMAN.] an 1 Lieutenant Stratford, of the Welsh Regiment, to 3t doinr duty with the regimental depot at Cardiff- to lias been promoted captain, and gets command of ac fa company in the 2ad Battalion at Cork. Captain a7 a Stratford rose from tie ranks. He enlisted in thle ac a Army just over eleven years ago, and after less tl 2than six years' rank service got his commission as Q ...

... CORRFISPONDENUE.' We cactiner publish sue letter UcIAs the writer sends bsRt.Le alitk ?? and Len3iezs. not neeesasxirty for publi- ,:tion. blet as a guilaranee t goo d faith. -Tbs Editor cannot ottdeptt Lu to return rejected ,,ai mculticaftcctcs Unuer Art- uiereucetsicmec. *1 All eorcespondeects citest, wilts all oneu sips ii the pape-r onily, or their tetteres will be rejected., X4.(-etce do ...

... TRIENNAL REPORT, The fifth triennial report of the Cardiff School Board will shortly be published, and will be found to cuntain much interesting information. We draw V from it that thle present board was elacted on tbe 5th 'A of January, 1887, end only two changes bave since b been made in its constitution. On tie 1et ol December, 1887, the Rev. John H1ayde took the Plsce of the Rev. A. ...

... WELSEL HOME RULE. It is surprising bow ignorant Engliis news- papers are of Welsh affairs. The jeograzpy| of the country was ,until recently as littlI Imown to them as that of Sruitzerland or the Riviera, and of the character and habit.s of' the people they know less. Hence the absurd and misleading statements whioh lappear from tine to time in theircolrumna. The Welsh language has, no doubt, ...

... MURD EDITION. li, Wuzs'rmn INlL 0Cmco 4.30 a. I, ENGLAND AND a PORTUGAL 40 WAR SHI-PS AWSIAITING a ORDEILRS. P I F'OM OL'R CORESROND -ST.] b M3 t L1A, FRIDAY EvENaIS. Cr Tr. pa: ?? ;. -pecial orders from London, s ::ot 5 btzl. ships senbow and Colossus, b.. jogto the -Mediterranlean Squadron, ]c:: hr-re to-dav for Gflbbraltar, where they will ?? i until the setcltmernt of the dispute w.ti. ...

... A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERL AND THE THREE CARD TRICK. ; - - .. FLEECEOD IN A TRAIN BETWEEN 371 ?? NEWPORT AND 0ARD1FF. At Cardiff Police-court or Friday (before Mr. et. T. WV. Lewis, stipendiary; Dr. H, J. Paine, Major 1 ail, Sloper, and Mr. Griffith Phillips) John BvIgreave, alias GAlAins, 25, wxas charged with defrauding I Joseph Whittaker of tle umZ uf £10 by means d of the three card trick in ...

... j~ MBONON THE El[ODT HOURS le MOVEMENT. r 10 ~ ~ ~ -19 ?? On Tuesday evening a mreeting was held at the SCMarker-hatll, Cbaerphilify,fnr tile purponsetaf hear-inc Is 'm ddre~sseafromtn Mr. Alfred Ilipinas, MY., and M. ' WAbata (1 lao ?? M1.?. The Mmbenbrs were i ~ and a processioan, co nsisting principally of ?? ren, RI was formed to conduct thle memer t Ste i 3 Hell. The attendance, ...

... 1 I SCENES AT RUINEY. e 3 A MIONMOUTHSESIRE CONSTABLE BADLY ASSAULTED, foL em At Newport CountyPolice-station on Monday E John Connell, aged 27, and James Ryan, aged 18. on1 two men from Cardiff, were brought up in custody of (before Colonel Lyne) charged-the former with ret d assaulting Police-constable Dole in the execution °l Y of his duty, and the latter with attempting to Lo rescue ...