... at thle Cardiff In-A N' firmmay, said thie little girl was admitted suffering g. fiem severe sculde about thle clasiet and Arms, From a, which she died on thle following daF. Thle jury d. returnerd a verdict accordingly, and the Coroner le strongly commented ...

... assault arising to . out of the riot at ?? Arms on ie 19th, of Jane, foe whicih thle following sevaen persons were arrested, under a wartant, on MTen- se . day, and lhen remanded on blil till to-day, viz.:- d John Bowen, farmer's son, TroedVrhiwissaf, : ...

... minister, Aberyotwith), J.. H. Farmer (St. Alichael's, Aberqtisvith), W. Gabe (Llanlarn), Captain David Lloyd, Messrs. John Richards, John Mora, Basil Williams, J.1E. watds (Young ales), Sherntgn, .lld vana J.P., J. R ees (malnager of the ihlJ Souh Wales ...

... DrAlsop, Lewis Davies, W. F. Powell, Thomas V .Jones, Jacob Treharno, John Jones, and tl! 8 Wm- Jones, and Dr. Parry. Letters of apology were read. from Messrs. G. W. - l e Wilkinson and 'John Dvies.-The secretary y is presented the quarterly report, which ...

... gave the scene a touch of brilliancy as the vehioles Proceeded towards Penlan Bank, which Commands a magnificent view of Cardigan Bay :and thesstormy hills, of Wales,i their snow- . capped heads, glistening in the sunshine.. One 2 'could not but be ...

... and Captain M. 1 Angel. Councillors B. Beaven and F. 3. Beavan, thil Moat Hon. the Mariuesse of Bute, Robert Bird~ John Ballinger, John Blovoy, J. J. F. Burt, BobertA Brideist, w. Balakenire, Thomas Bazeley, the Rev. F. I J. ec1k. the Rev. Father Butler ...

... Emily Fr:ancis, Penarth (prize-winner at Chieago). s 26. Beatrice jolklstoiie, Pellygraig. 27. Lizzie D?avies, St. Dogmell's, Cardigan (Winller of I)rizO at ChiC3igo). 28. Mairy Jane Phillips, Rhyflley, 'Mon. I 29. Teresa Rees, Burry Port. at 30. May Johm ...

... e :-John Lloyd 0 as Morgan (R) ?? Joseph Buckley (U). oe CARMARTHEN BOROUGHS. -i c Sir John Jones Jenkiiis (U) and Evan Row- b v land Jones (R). ' PEMBROI(JI BOROUGHS. Ir John Wimburn Lairie (U). Promosers, John ir James (Havorfordwecit) and ...

... Chairman now,v eddressisig the collgrega- e tion, said that Sir John Brunner and Mfr. Acland would stand up so that the people could 0 see them. but they were not able to spseaki. .c Sir John Brunner and Mr. Aeland then rose ri r and faced the great crowd ...

... y engraved by Mr. B. Newby, of the ni Royal Arcade, Cardiff, bears on the top the arms of ir- Site South Weiles. Borderers, and beneath the a- inscription are, the arms of the family of the 1!, deceased colonel. DEATH OF A WELSH MISSIONARY. A telegram ...

... South Wales; Mr. John Goonr; tha pre( rd Mayors of Swarnsea, Neath, Aberavon, and Cow- the bridge; Mr. Daniel Owen, AsiL Hall; Mr. ?? T. love 1D Whitmeil, dM.A.; Mr. T. Evans, clerk to the pilotage sI board ?? Pomeroy, dockmastsr; Mr. John Oliv d, Jenkin; ...

... fire- R men, mtembers of thew Uniont, was held in the W-ffyndhama Arcatde, Cardiff, under the presiidency ef Mr. Counc~lor John Jenkins- There wsere alho f present Miessrs. W. Sprow, organising ?? for ot e ?? Channel ports; J. Donovan, secretar C in OCrdiff ...