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... . Li - Our.-- ?? _ 21 I The question, Who is to be Mayor of Car- diff next yearP is, notwithstanding the fact But that it is yet two months to the eleotion, pro- yoking a good deal of controversy, As the M Britith Association holds its meetings id. in Cardiff next year, in addition to several and r, minor bodies, all are agreed that thevi gentleman who should be elected to be, the civic chair ...
... I- .- CARDIIFF. ToE COttlMITTEE AVPOINTED by tile Ctardifi Chamber of Commerce for thle ?? of tahin Y the necessary steps to form a conciliation hoard beld another meeting on Monday, but very little progress was made. It will be well that ant. E ployers and employds should understand ?? this committee has no power whatever to settle any dlievutas which may arise, and in this connection it, is ...
... THE PARtNELL OF WALES. - I . 11 n . . * 1Sl - -.1 - - 1- 1- 5 s Such is the flattering title by which the a admirers of Mr. T, E. E'LLIS, M.P., are wont , to describe him. The long deferred and d laboriously got up testimonial has at last s been presented to the member for Merioneth- rshire. As the proceedings were conducted ,, mainly in Welsh, there was a difficulty ex- perienced in ...
... rftHE I>OYA I; VISIT TO CARDI1FF. LOR1D BUTE WILL TBECEIVE THE DUKE OF CLA.Rh1NCOE, ACTION OF THE RATEPAYYEe' ASSOCIATIOiN. DIGNIFIED ATTITUDE O TIE MAYOR. We have reason to believe that the Marquess of Bute will be in Cmmrdiff on the 17th instant on time occasion of his' Royal Highnrss the Duke of Clarence's visit. The duke will be taken round the docks in the marchioness's saloon carriage. ...
... BAPTIST UNION iVIEETINUS I AT CARDiFF. PROGRAMMIN0E 'OF PROCEEDINGS. 'I'he nrrangements fo the meetinigs of ?? Unjior at Ctcrdiff on October 6, 7, 8, and 9 are U noW well-nigh completed. On ?? it' there will be an introductory devotional service at. 2' 6.30, over which Mr. Roes Jones, J.P., will preside. p1 Addrossvs will be /given by the R,.vs .1 Culvoss, st D.D., of Britel College, ond J. It ...
... 1 METROPOI1TAN NOTES. rFROM OUR LONDON CORRiSPONDEJNT.] TEO POTATO FAMINE;,' If I learn from a country gentleman in Car- n low this (Wednesday) morning that b a potato famine, as far as his n own county goes, was never more t improbable than at the present time. At the n same time I gather from his letter that an t-attempt is actually being made to persuade IS people who are ignorant of the ...
... TH 'l ROYAL V181T TO CARDIFF. TRE DECORATION OF 'THE 1O0WN. The decorations of the principal stroetsq, 1ublic j buildings, and business pronmises of Cardiff in Sol hionour of the fortitconming visit of the Duke of he] Clarence are now being rapidly proceeded with. on The worlr is, however, not sufficiently advanced Sol to enable tlhe pedestrian to determine with no: any degree of accuracy ...
... PR{OPOSED PUBLIC HALL AT CIRUKHO WEl.L. DESCRTPTIONL OF 'T'I-iP NEW PUMIMC-HALL. - - ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? tl Thle new Public liall is being erected by a publie cempeny on a site1 in lleaurort-strefir, close Lo the ΒΆ) centre if lie town, which lsa3 been generously r tinrted on a porpetunl ?? at a no1m ni rn t by I Sir Joseph Bailey. The pilns, which have been prepered by Mr E A. Jolineot arcflitfect, ...
... At a meeting of the committee of the above society, held yesterday, the following awards were made for courage and humanity in saving life, viz.:- A silver medal and vote of thanks to Captain R. S. Rigby, steamship Denmark, for having rescued the crew of the George Es Corbett, which vessel was waterlogged and dismasted in an Atlantic gale on the 22nd of May last. A silver medal and vote of ...
... ? LATEST NBW.-ls - DEAtHOF E HOyAL tE EwrON 31.A.- 'Newhsbeen rbcer d at wosley Old hall, the reeidence of'hisunce, thebrHonAlgetflofErertO14 of the death of the-Hon. A. 4. F. Egerton, member far the Becdes. Division of. South-east Lancashire. The.sadevattootzhrepat'Bairwood Cobham, ,Surrey Mr. Egerten had not beenmin good health for twcryearsbt his illeessidid;no assumaa seen aspect-.til.e s ...
... THE TITHE QUESTION IN I MONTGOMERYSHIR.E. I Major Godfrey, chief constable of Montgomery- shire, has addressed the following letter to farmers in the parishes of Rirnant and Pennant who have not paid their tithes :- Dear Sir, I ha ve just heard from Mr. Craft that he has been instructed to collect tithe in the parishes of Hirnant and Pennant. You doubtless are aware of the action taken bly ...
... THE VACANCY ON THE TOXTET7E BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting of the Toxteth Board of Guardians took place yesterday morning at the Parish Offices, Highn P'ark-treet. 'The 1ev. IL I1B. Baron presided, the other members present being M~essrs. Paul, Dodd, Pratt, Borden, Fitz- sirnons, Abererobie, and Edwards. - It was agreed, on the motion of Mr. PrArr, seconded by MIr. Aizaceosiats, that ...