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... ITelegraph i sts'G ri evances I With reference to the serious statements con- tained in the Postmaster General's letter, pub- lished in the South IVales Echo yesterday, we have reason to believe that at the time of his visit to Cardiff some months ago, Mr Raikes learned that the advent of his arrival had found its way into the press. He had evidently come to the conclusion that, as the message ...
... A service of an unusual character will take place in St Paul's Cathedral on Friday, the 28 th inst. By the kind permission of the Dean, the annual Welsh Festival Service will be held in St Paul's at 8 p.in.-the eve of St David's Day. The whole service will be in Welsh, and the sermon, also in Welsh, will be preached by the Lord Bishop of St. Asapb. The choir will be supplied from the Welsh ...
... Last Night's Division. Mr Cunnirighame Graham's amendment tol\be Address, to empower the British representatives at the fortbcomin labour conference at Berne or Berlin to discuss the questiou of the restriction of tha hQuril of labour, which was rejected by 193 votes to 87, was supported by 56 Gladstonian Liberals, 30 Irish Nationalists, two Liberal Unionists, Mr Caine and Mr Caldwell and one ...
... I THE WORLD'S FAIR. [CENTRAL NEWS TRLKGRAM.1 WASHINGTON, Monday.—To-uay the House of Representatives, at the eighth ballot, selected Chicago as the site of the World's Fair. ...
... A meeting of the Chamber of Shipping has been summoned for Friday next to consider the compulsory Load Line Bill. In the mean- time it may be stated that Mr Donkin, the Member for Tynemouth has submitted to the President of the Boaed of Trade and the promoters of the Bill an amendment, the adop- tion cf which would commend the measure to the general acceptance of- the suipowning in terest. It ...
... • A VIOLENT LADY AT CARDIFF. She had Fits. I Mary Ann Smi:h, a diminutive-sized woman, i was charged at tbo Cardiff police-court this morning with being drunk and causing au obstruction in Bute-street yesterday evening, and also with damagiug the uniform of P.C. James, who locked her up. The oiffcer stated that prisoner was intoxicated, and was the means of attracting a fairly large crowd, ...
... A gentleman unk:=- ffU or jumped from a nrst-claas carriage f a tn«n tr?Tetiin? near Walton, Surrey, last night. The Jbody has been found, but theafiair is mysterious. ...
... At a meeting of the Fort.b Bridge KaUway Company, held in Edinburgh on Wednesday, a rport was read, I:ted that the created, namely. jE2.125.000, had been catted up, and the total upon tha bridge i'a.d exceeded j65,177,0u0. The directora had no doubt tha hridgu wouH be q'ute ready for tratHo when the Prince of W.'tJen .,pned it on March 4h. and all the wiy., it als,) be in working ordur hy ur't ...
... A correspondent writes The reports received from agriculturists in various parts of Lincoln- shire show that the rat plague still continues in tiie Fens. Large numbers are being killed daily. Whilst a small wheat stack was being thrashed out at Long Sutton, near Spaldinr, no fewer than 120 rats were killed. 10 auother stack some 140 rats were found and killed by the dogs. In the Alford ...
... PEMBBROKESH IRE COUNTY COUNCIL. I I ntel QUARTERLY IMEE'1ING. welt A mneeting of the Ftnibrolceehre County Council o was held at tha Siiire-liall, Hiverfordiwest, onlt Iniesday, Mc. HI. G. Allen, Q.C., presiding, self A N'EW MEOh~rEU. the Mr. John Howard Daiviaa, Spring-gairdens, cactif HHveirrOrdwes, son of Mr. Pr, Ditviee, M.P., wts a a9l dnov declined a tinetber of [tie council, Iin tlie ...
... THE GRIEVANUCS OF RAILWAY SERtVANTS. RELUCTANCE OF DIRECTORS TO RECOGNISE TRE I MENS U.NFiN THE REPLIES OF TIlE GREAT WESTE1ti't AND TAF17 A.Lj.E COMPAN IES, We grive below a report supplied to t15 by thl autlorised ?? of the Cardiff blanch oa tie Amalgamated Society of REliiivay Servante. s' will be observed that Ilie directcr, of lilae Groe Western Railway Coinpany directly and itboce of ...
... WASTINZG TEE SESIsONr. e People are beginning to cry out (writes our - Londond correspondent) against the shock- a lug waste of time involved in all the aimless C 3 amendments to the Address. It is little Bown wonder that private members complain Vohl e of the meagre opportunities which CoTP ~Bare affordied them of bringing forward sout e useful and practical legislative measures couf when ...