... i t ANNUAL DINNER, ti Dri The annual dinner of the Cardiff Conservative i working Men's5 Club was ield at tlie club ons Wedl- drt needaycevrening, when about 100 meombers sat of down toa selisrved dinner, prepared by Mr. Th' Richards, mcinager.-Mr. H. Cousins, senior vice- president of thle club, presided, and amnonigst those Mr presentI were :-Dr. Mdoir; Messrs. J. Andrews, sP1 A. W. ...

... RAILWVAY TRAFFIC' PfETl'[N1. .iqn i:-9 q rr~9 II-.. :10 1-'9 1.lrtfri; Imaer A ta&f Vale and Pornartr larbotir .. ?? ?? 12b1 1 3001 C i v ?? .,,4 36017 ?? 23 7 ?? -- h Carnbrian ItaiiT's ?? 3 4? . 307 4 ?? 2O3 ?? -- N PemUrcu, ?? 'teznl 409 . 4. ' . . 4 .. !;reemli acia Uerthivr 1491 ?? - 192 1 Frlgihtoi iand SOUttl ,- 3 .. - Great F2.3trmn . - - .. 9. . .r l ?? - ?? - - .JO 2 Midlana ...

... Int rs TIE END Qp TiE DFnArz, Y The debate on the Address has at length ; dragged to its weary end. It is now devontly to be trusted , writes our London oarrespon- ad dent) that, after a fortnight of vapid discus- in sion, the opposition, having eased itself of s the wordiness and rancour which it has been gathering during the recess, will suffer the Rly ouse to get to work in earnest. Two ...

... TtIl D EDITION I Wr'.stztt MAiL OwnCr. 4.30 AM.H TIE OSIIEA-PARNELL. DIVORCE SUIT. 1 ilF PUBLISHER TUOUFY I IS'dISSED. e ipl I C~r Tuoltey from tire order Mr Jd cc Butt flirecting ttat a M' r t trclit should issue agaiinst lrire1 lie inaid svlttisn a fortnight Ire triC Of 2 arid CcbtS whinch hlo was ordered to laV tD regrer. o'f trli publication of articleis itr'e~r rhrir's ar' ero refleoting ...

... MINERS' MEETINGS, rae I THIm 1'EZINIDALE COI.LIESII. IH PROPOSED NEW SLIDING-SCALE. A general meeting of the worhmen of the Fern- dale and BodringaIlt Colliaries was hold on Monday at the Assembly-ball, Ferndale, to consider pro- posals drafted by the workmen's committee as to a new sliding-scalo Lo be submitted to Mr. F. L. Davis. Mr. David Thomas presided. The main features of the prop, sod ...

... CYNNALIODD y gymdeithas uchod ei chyfarfod blyn- yddol o'i chynerychiolwyr, mewn cynnadledd yn y Mona Cafe, ddydd lau, Chwefror 20Eed. Wedi an. erchiad byr aci bwrpas gan y Parch. D. Rees ?? Capel Mawr (y llywydd), darlienwyd cofeodion y cyfarfod blynyddol a gynnaliwyd yn Chwefror, 1889. Yu nesaf, caed adroddiad gau y Mri. J. E. Hughes, Llanerehymedd, a J. Davies, ysgolfeietr, Gareglefn, o ...

... CS&frfod Rhpddfrrydig.-Cynnaliodd y ?? gyfarfod yn y Mona Cafe, nos Lun diweddaf, o dan lyw. yddiaeth Mr. W. Thoma, Llythyrdy. Darllenodd yr ye- grifenydd lythyr oddi wrth ysgrifenydd Cymdeithas. Rydd- frydig y Sir, yn ?? allan alfer yr etholwyr a berthyn i'r lie, a bod yn ofynol iddynt ethol wvth o ?? i*r cyfarfod blynyddol a gynnelir ddydd Iau nesaf yn Llma. gefni: a bod dau o'r wyth i fod ...

... ,IR. HENRY M. ST.A!NLEY YN GA I RO. APIAET TH DDY1 .OVRO.L AR El a 1' LTITIAETHAU 3DIWEDDAF?.. AR yr 20 red o Ion axvrr ?? . y teithydd lya.r olodir, Nir. IH. M. Staniley, frunteih ddyddordl yn (;airo, weiva gwiedd a Toddvyd4 iddo. gan. Lywodr- aeth yr Aipht, ar ei auturiaethan diweddaf mei cyssy11tiad j t'i ymchwvil am Eiiziu Pasba, yn nglanol- barthi Aflrie'i.. Yr ydym yma yn r4oddi l3ed gyf ...

... ?pVW!= BYD1ED anwyd aiall yn wres i'th reswm di. BARNER geneth wrth y eafn tylino, ae Bid ya y ?? DIetrnaisdd. GWNA yr hwn a gymmer gigfran fel ei arweinydd ddisgyn ar ?? Asiatig. DYLEI)SWYDD y dyn hapus ydvw cynnorthwvo y rhai sydd yn dioddef i gynnal eu tristwch. TRISTIrCI cuddiedig ydyw y mwyaf annhraethol, fel y niae atiechlyd dlirelaidd yn fwyaf wairwol. Y M.UC terfyn i atlhrylith, ond ...

... :HELYNT EGLWYS iLLAIN DEGFAN, M-0 N. PRAiWF Y RHEITHOR. YX Llys yr Archau, Westminster, ddydd'Mawrth, ger bron Arglwydd Penzance, daeth yr hyn a adnabydd- ir fel yr 'helynt Eglwysig ya Mda, i brawf. Y diffyn- ydd yn yr achos ydyw.y Parch. John William Mey- rick, rheithor.Llandegfan, ger Beaumaris; ac fel yr ?? yn y FANER ychydig wythaoeau yn ol, iy cyhddiad i'w erbyn ydyw, ddarfod ...

... The Rev E. S. Savage, vicar of St Mark's, Barrow, has written a protest against parish dances, which, he says, appear to be recognized religious institutions in the town. He says, I wonder what apostolic and early Christian times would say to the present scandal of the Barrow clergy arranging and superintending parish dances, and in other ways attending to the etiquette of the ball room. ...

... THE I.IZARD, Monday,—Paned West-Roxana Star, of London. THE LIZARD, Tuesday.-Wi.d SE, fresh, hazy. Sea moderate. Barometer 29'84. steady. Pained East—Steamers Torpedo, of Hull Cumbrae, of Glasgow Ouse, of Cardiff. Ptusea West—Steaineis Aladra, of Shoreham Westbury, of Bristol City of Kino, of Glasgow. ...