... S ThERSglIP DISSOLVED. William Lewis and William Henry Carter, ?? Lewis and Co., at Newport, Mon., engineers and atil- r repstrere. r TEB BlaTRBPTCY ACT, ;St3.-1IlOBIVINGI Edwin Beavan, ...

... TREM I'dR GOR-ENOL. IH Bbeo an 3110 un Fel y canlyn yr ysgrifena Lladmerydd TIt a'r Dyda am yr wytheos ddiweddaf Ye amidst fy medddlian o'er mewn, a yaefoye ef'oy gwyliadwriaethau y borru, diwrnod yr wrytheos hon, arweiniwyd fi g Iddynesiad y Nadolig i adgoflo Nadaligau aes, ar y rhai yr oedd rhyw betha n neil idlio Xwedi dig wydd, arosadd fy meddwl gyda h'ADOLIG 184% ?? ?? ain gan fy tiol ydd ...

... STORIES OF PRINCE BISECTl The third volume of F. von Sybel's Hirtorg a! the German Empire, which is about to be pub- lished, contains a number of episodes and anec- dotes hithertj not generally known. A DUrL WZ11C1t WAS INnVB 5'OUGrsT. ng Probably tbe most interesting chapters refer to the relations between Prince Bismarck and Count Bechberg, then Prussian and Austrian Ambassa- rtd dors ...

... HAnHY ANDTCADOXTON LOCAL A special meeting of the above Board was held af Cadoxton on Monday atternoon, when there were present Mr Yi. D, Jotit,3 (in the chair), Rev Cauou Allen, and Messrs J. Robinson, J. Jones, P. J. O'Donnel', d- C. Meggitt, C. Morgan. W. Thomas, J. C. Pardoe (surveyor), J. Hughes (clerk), a°d C. (collector). A letter was read from the secretary or tte Barry Dock and ...

... PONTYPRIDD. FATAL ACCIDENT AT CILFTNYDD.—On Taes- day, at the B«ssetts Arm. Cdfynydd, Mr E. B. Reece, Cardiff, held an inquiry with reference to tf,e deatb of a lad named William Osborne, aged 13, who was killed at the Albion Colliery by being ttenck by a rope on Ccrwima* nigbt. Deceased was minding the rope on the pit bank, and by some means had his arm drawn into the machinery connected with ...

... THE WITHDRAWALS TO-DAY. I As this is the day upon which withdrawals of nominations must be made, we may expect to learn something as to the :final decision of the different candidates and their respective sup- potters. All attempts at arrangement of the dispate on the sectarian side have been unavail- ing. Up to last evening on change in the rela- tionship of the parties had taken place. ...

... General News. In reference to Mr Gladstone's review of the novel Eilen Middleton, the editor of Merry England states that be has a postcard written hy Alt Gladstone just a year ago which sanctions tha republioation of the review. If horses could form a union, they would assuredly strike against the neglect of the road- ways in Loudon whenever there is frost. It was distressing to sea how many ...

... TIE WINERS' STRIKES. IFROM tOUR CO1RESPONDIT.) 33RUSSEL9, TuBmAY NImx. . I went to-day to 'the scene of the strike. No much scene has ever been seen here. There are no deiuoustratlons,'lnoquarrels, no seeues of dis- i -order; everywhere men and women moving about calmly. The strikers I interrogated an- I swered that they had' no confidence in the I enployers' promises. We Lave been de- ceived ...

... V ?? ?? i I- . .. - - . z 7 - Z. -(4 B ?? 10 tb4nhI . throvnasby.-meinberaot I 1' -Wedesdt db- - - ?? n lat awdaand inch ar'bia wipred about the y e thee i te. .a :esson forsvpetiig th at Lord Ssbfbuyis meodta in nthe a dirlyctit ndi n a, eteweein the eti t are both ib N th at t a oc m i rer c.u tin the irecion~ w on~st f cii bewentisand tii e I 1I Fburyi h a Vaisxzry ?? c llre. TXhe Torsqut ...

... .tusaaal a #Q?ffrtbiual- Mae darlithiau y Prof. Rhys yn Edinburgh ya tynu cynulliadaa da. Mae undeb wedi ei ifurfio rhwng myfyr- wyr colegau y B.la a Threfecca. Caniataodd Arglwydd Mostyn ostyngiad o ddeg y cant i'w ddegwmdalwyr yn eghar- tref Wirral. Nodiveddion Barddoniaeth Gyrnreig yw testyn darlith uewydd y Parch J. Pule- ston Jones, B.A Mlle y P.rch John Jones a Miss Wdliams, y ...

... 1 .. I . . . ?? .. ?? i - Although-Lord Arthur &ovuerset iB the only nobleman whoso name was mentioned by Mr. Avory at Bnw.street last welr, there -Wa (writes the London correspondent of the BirminghamJ Pnts) ample evidence of the Interest taken in the case by other moneyed persounaes. At the solicitors' table sat three or four gentlemen with watoh- ing briefs, and hovering around the ...

... ' THEBCAL ENTERTArNMENT AT TREAT CUATSWORTH. The Iarge coaehhouse at C watsworth was on Monday nigbt wteek ell filled by an audience numberirg about 470, b h hibigappreciated two farcicsl playe performed for the t f h Beeley Reading Room, by the younger members of the house of Cavendish. Among those presen . were the Hon. Admiral Egerton, Lady Louisa Egertco, Lord and Lady Edward Cavendisb, ...