... cOlutaFS1'QO DENCE. ?? 'fCONSIBILCNT (Foritypridd),-EOOl have not sent lis vislir niriame arid aiddress. TssaTHY (ilardiff).-YeS. M1r. Galadrsion dellvered at an Illeslli support. of tile Raedical canrilciato at W. T11 Jrs.Nic (T1reoritcv).-We irays IOt tire illformritili.l tO H~Onsli (1,outyIiOO1).-SWe do riot ris iaki tiey are. UNINIS Abedar).-ononly appear ever yaurn W ' N.U NWPort ...

... TIlE CENSUS AND THE WELSH LANGUAGE. Wx. The simplicity of perfeot innooence ie a quality so rare nowadays that the world can- not afford to loge the following gem, which appeared in yesterday's issue of the Rndioal evening papr, vi, :- What ill ' Mrs. Gruntly,' and the Spdalkcr of the Hiouse of (Jonimolls, anld the veracious CtadL RAIlEs say when a petition from Cardiff, written in Welsh, and ...

... THE STRIKES AT CARDIFF, - 1.- - I -.r. . L..- -:1 *e Fourteen hundred men are on tht strilce 'l 33: roll at (11dHff; the number increases easo S tide with the arrival of Union-manned ships. hi of and there is not the slightest prospect of a It iE m settlement, The gloom deepens each sncces- ?? rn sive day, An intense bitterness of feeling, Wl Ae. revealing itself in the published utterances ...

... THE1 LATE MvR. W. PERCH, OF CARDIFF. CREMATION OEREAONY, frrOiOR S2ECI COA5RREYOtNDirNT.2 LONDON, THRSAsYa A. l a In accordance with his express diroctionrs, tihe P f body of the late Mr. William Perch was to-day v cromated at Waiting. It will be recollecteo ?? nt the deceased gentleman, who was principal of the p firn of. W. Perch and Co:, colliery pro- b prietors 'and shipowners, Bute Docks, ...

... r TlERillIBLE CA'ASTR(JP)PI 1 AT I LEEDS' IbUOLI, Igreat FOURTEEN CRILlDREN.ON FIRP SIX DIEATHS. As briefly reported in our later editions of DAY, s riday,aterrible Calamity occurreden lhuraday swski, night at a bazaar which was being held in St. '6toff, John's Schoolroom, Upper Wortley, Leeds, fourteen I that Childrein being frightfully injured, five fatally. board In connection wilh tioe ...

... NEW MARKLET FOR CARDIFF.ji OPENING BY TEE MARCHIONESS OF BUTI. DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING. On Friday afternoon, in the presence of s great concourse, Cardiff's new market in St Mary-street, which bas becn erected by the town at a cost of about £16,000, was formally opened by the mnayoress (the Marcihioness of Bute). Ad- tnissicn to the market was by tichet, and at en early hour those ...

... U.',t 0 e rit X istat I+ I MlOAN7DA , APZIUL 20 , 1891, I l St : An American city haG been thrown into a State of excitemernt over the successful attempt to poison a wedding partybs' a jilted lover of I the bride. The bride and bridegroom are C now in a critical condition, and. the cler-yman au who offloiated at the wedding is dying. On Saturday evening Lord Randolph I! Churchill was ...

... IiN1PE1%IAbi PARLIAMENT. ii lie Vs HOUSE O F LOR 1DS-TuESDAY. t ls- The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Wool- Ise sack At half-past five p'lock, Ld TE13 MERCHANDISE MARKS BILL, Lord BALFOUR, in peeving the gecond reading of this Bjll, esid thlt its objects were simply to remedy two defect r In the existing Act. The Bill only conslyisted oE two clauses. Theboratclaisse wq la Oh tooenable ...

... a == MINE [IS IN CONFE'RENC11 AT C. ARDIFF. M2 tfi Is( no I b 111c jeg We tio S !nrt oil or] bin ini en on te Dic :or 8c WE W11 3131 tt 3te tl U ti err ial ,de WE ?6 M( 8, %te all tifi lel lar as( Ov Feel ib] !in LA Val tei on ?n 'In th 'yc 0 th hir M11 Iw rit th ibI PC ir th in in lin )w II ig Or ng: Ito th 01 th all ME Bu ?? ar h lie I Sol b lis Is f CO. bI y Illor isd. oh 5 mlto i a- er i. ...

... CALVINISTIC METHODISTS . AT ABE, RYSTWITH. | Tile quarterly association of Calvinistic Mt tho- dists resumed its sitting on Wednesday at Aber- yst with. rlue Rev. D. Charies Davies, M.A., Tlrev~tca College, moderator of tile astocistioO, presided, the secretary being the Rev. J. Morgan Jones, Cardiff. 'bhe lirstconference was held in the morning at Shilolh Usapel. TneEVECCA COMMITTEE. The ...

... 1MW1.H. M. STANLEY AND THE I CARDIFF CORPORATION. ye MO0RLEN1 INTEllRVIE WS THE MILTJc- 'i'11IOUS EXPLOREL'1. tiW day IT'1ERIEiTING COiNVERSATION. af shi of On Friday evenling it wits thle writer's good en wait, fortuno (writeas Morlon ) to have two private re , interviews witih Mr. Henry M. Stanley, or, more ~0 any Correctly, Mr. Johln liolant, formerly of Denhigh ?? first in one of the ...

... DIPhERIAL PARLIAMENT. ?? &- HOUSE OF LORDS,-DtURSDAY. n The Lord Chliatiieilor took bis seat on tile vool- 0 3 sack at a qairter p ?? four. 5 FIRST READING. a On the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, a r H Bill to amnd tilh Judicature Act weeas reed a first v Z time. DRAINAGE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LANDS (IRELAND) BILL,. Lord HEIRSCEIELL said several important cases p were pending its the Irish ...