... 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 ...

... - l ?? OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.JS f LONDON, THURSDAY. a ATHE CAUD CASE. l Society is not well pleased to have its names l printed as being present in court to hear the a trial of the great card case. 'The smart journalists who have been put on to do ; 'u specials appear to be imperfectly tacquainted with faces and figures. At any I rate, they have made many blunders. Every fmorning great ...

... * LORhSbFONDENCE. We courie, ?? any letter unless the writer seeds or, his HAL NAR lldmkniii5SO, DOE necessarily for peril-. of 'ation, but asre. guanriuece Of good faith. vn The Editor cannot, unidertake to return ?? . helinmcatlions mastu xny cjreumnstaiices. h ?? All correapandeeta must write on 05ki 8WE of tlse c upe oi.r eir letters will be rejected. ?? ive do nor answer corrmaasudensf ...

... .GLADVIORGANSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION. -- PORT TALBOT' MEETING. fiE3ECON DAY'S PROCEEDIG, [VfRO0 COUR OWN O02PORTE~l..1r PORT TALBOT, WEDNESDAY. a ains iompetitions were continued to-day, thet weather being asi ade better than yeslerday. The 'y light was rattier strong, and hardly varied during ofthe morning con'petitions. The windwablw ing froisa tooe lett in puff e, which prevented ...

... ENGLJISH BAPTIST ASSO- CTATION. d : )TUETINGiS AT C.ADOXTON-BARRY. it The nnnual meetings connected with the f Glimnorgan and Cccrniqutheui English Baptist Ih Aecocietion (8feesion 1891) were commenced at le Mount ileastint E nglish Bliptist Chapel, Cadoxton- f. Brllryr i Tuesday aflSernoon, and were continued re in tbe evening at the Welsh Calvinistio Methodist 1e Chspsl, the meetings being' ...

... [By MR. JOHN STORRID.] trai On the road from Porthkerry Church to Aber- but nthw, near the hailet of RBhoose, is a field known i by some as Gwaun Sisylt, or Cecil's Meadow, and ME by othere as Cwr6 Isha, or Lower Court, but of Sss which no tradiions now survive as to its early to hisiory in the village. The meadow lies to the s' o south of tite public road, and is the properly of Mr. sOL F. ...

... I MlPElRAlF L PARLIAMEN T. IouJSE o(F COMMONS.-.WFDNESDAY, TIl h pee r toi)c the chair at 12.00. T 'IMHE DISTRAINTS IN NoRwt' WALES. Mr. THO'-MAS ELLIS (G., Ales1imieth) bas tI given notice that orn Thurefway lie will ask tihe . right hon. iiember efor tile University if Oxford, wietther be can stilto whetl1ti Messrs. Pililler and R.tir1-whlo, on the 7th, 9th, and 10th of June visited -i: rms ...

... THE WELSH DISESTABLISH- MENT CAMPAIGN. AOTION OF TBE WELSH NATIONAL II d ~COUNCIL. I 0 AN 8ADDRESS AND APPEAL TO THE ?? ?? THE kINGDOAL d Mr. Owen Owen. of Oswesr, ?? nea 1Intelligeisce Department, forwards for publication Birect tthe subjoinea address aend appeal issued by thle and 1 11 comrattrbo of ?? Welsh National Council to thle `epot o electors of thea United Kingdom:-Rb 1,TO THE ...

... I I THE, TEDIPTATION OF INSURANCE I r MONEY. : 0 2 c I I MY DuDlziel's Utica ?? correspondent telegraphs: I are -Four husbandshave been hurried to their graves aln, by a woman living here, named Caroline Sorgen- ied, fried, without suspicion resting upon lher. except a in the case of her.latest victim, on whose eccount We she is now *under arrest. Eer record extends tedock for nanny thirty ...

... iADMIN ISTRATION OF JUSTICE I ,|IN RURAL DISTRICTS. 11 S . ny OPINIONS OF LOCAL GENTLEMEN. lir- Thle editor of the afsan of the 7Vorld is warmly ad advocating a cheaper and more speedy ridministra- ose tiort of tie law in rural districts. Tihe desire is lit, that in every villsge there sra'1 be a magistrate e, who elicit be empowered to at once denl with petty 7i, rrffences, and that the ...

... 1711 - D7J 1 TH'IUISDAY, JU.LYE ll, 1 891. a' - - - - - - - I , Iit the House of Commons yesterday after- noon the Marriage With a Deceased Wife's I- , -.1 A s ?? ?? T o. . Sister Bill w1as dealt with in committee. The I House rose at 6.45 p.m. - 'There is reason to suppose that the Ameri- can Minister to Italy has been re-called by his Government. It is stated that the Anglo-Portuguese ...

... A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN. un- nfl-- are ?? ou 1 6OIAL. COitttiSiOleDaiOT] chZ .CARLOW, MOSDAY. icb The election campaign was ptashed forwarn anr to-day withl 'the greatest earnestness. Up to bar thoe present there has been very little excite- o ment, but the ' feoling upon both sides 3rd s ippears to be growing rapidly, and it is not on. unlikely thatsome very lively scenes will occutr tl before ...