... GLAMOIIGANSLIRE AND MON- IAlOUTHSlIRE iNFIAIEARY. 1 ANNUAL NBEYP1ING OF GOVERNOI`S. PI 'fl~e alinualt ucreting of the governors of tile late Glalinolgalishlire enid Moumiioul hsirs Inir ii lnry was5 hedon N1wnhal edii,~~ io tidiy. MIr. joh i of uun presided, in thme uboelice uf Dr. Louwardi, anid linloflgst those ia afte~dnciuc were Colonel Woods, ti the Rv. G. Artihir Jomiss, 11ev. A. 'Tilly, ...

... A DANGEROUS PRACTICE AT I CARDIFF. i TIORSES KILLED TIIROU'GH T1rE U THiOUGHT'LEi3SSNESS tl? TRADESMiEN, IeIt d ut, i Coemsplainmts have for seme tine been rife aq to IS tho loss resulting to owniel-S of horses in Cardiff E mimeougm time thoeeghtlessness and catelessnes' . h tradesmen. Ailmy of toese are in the habit of receiv. l ing paekimeg cmses full of goods early in tile rmorn- bee IS ...

... WOIRK( AND WAGES. EMPOUITANT COUITIIEBS' MEETING AT (j YS''Th AD. LABOUR ORG'AN ISATIMN IN T'1i. ire RLMONDDA. etc ?? Thoe nionthity mejsirtf1 tile Cambrian District tile oif Alititirs *va9held lil tile \1 undtor ilotelTon, on tlt Mondav, Mr. James lB sve presidlin o sild Mr. J3 li fit tes Jones ;it tite vica-thiti. Alt. W. Alrsisoin, M1s'1. co, Woas iiso ?? refereitce to tilt dlispute sib LI ...

... L-. - 1IJIDA Y, MAJfI? 1s, 1892. In the Hoime of L~ords yesterday the Colonial Probates Bill was read a third time, and other Bills passed through their report stage, the sitting occupying twenty minutes. In the i-louse of Comnions last night ques- tions were unimportant, except that in which an attempt was made to elevate the murderers of the Oxfordshire gainekeepers into martyrs. The House ...

... CARDIFF PROVIDENT DIS. PiEJNSARY. ANNUAL MEETING. Thle seventh annual meeting in connection will l tho Cardiff Provideit Di'pens;ary, Guildford-stroet; wrts beld in tire tiranl Juryproorrr at tire Town. ball on Tuesday. Tlie mayor ?? ' T. Rees) presided, and there mere alse present- Coloirel Fliser, Dr. C. IF. Vcichell, Dr. Greener, Mr. H. W. Tromnp.Ori, Mr. Baker, Dr. Cmnp- bell, and thie ...

... ItEPRESENTATION 01F' SOUTH MONMLOUTHIISIIIRE. i3X1RON PROFUAIO AT CROSS REYS. SU A, WORD ABOUT THlE VICAR OF IVAT Harcii i'rolurro attended at iiechng at the Co- cp~ermtive-liall, C'ross IKeys, onl Tutesday e1Venling. .1 usit '[be chair w,iit occopied, by mr. Cornieilus Jones, tile N, hD wits supportucd by the baroness, thle liov. J. Co. ilugires, Mrh. Lee,, Mir. Green. and ?? Steid Cle irman ...

... TiLE4 IMtPkIESI(N TA''ION OF SOUTH MONMOUT'HSHIRIE. COLONEL AlIUViGAN AT L1SWERRY, j Cet A mneetinga under tlie auspices of tlce SouthIc Moninoulicelcire Conservstive Association was iceltlb 'it tics Clacc'1clc Sctcoolroomn, Liowerry, on Fridaly of niglhl. Mr. Ecigar Mcorgon presided and there co was a lairge ait' cc dauico. Ini Mr. C. E. 'liive 'cr propose I a voto of Confidence be in tics ...

... LONDON LIETTER. When fFRoM iOU LONDON CORRESPONDENTS.| ,and tod LONDON, MONDAY, paii, 'IraE RETURN OF MR. GLADSTONs , and is apparently MNLr. Gladstone drove direct to uires.the House on his arrival in town. )I r. there Curzou was answering a! question of )r. fron James Maclean's when he arrived, and was d. It interrupted while the Opposition volleyed )ant cheers of welcome to their aged ...

... ?? I)- A n d-od 3,XfS 1)TU ?? I ('1JYA UJ P, 1892, - The Houise of Lorzdr held a brief sitting last night, and tidvaiced a number of Bills, Ito In tlhe ousi-o UoimOlnn-t the rrl-ing- sittiug yesterdlly Ml . Balfour obtained i further powver.s to expodite biisiriese in view d of the obstructive taotics of the ' ppositioin. Ihe rasolition was persitvnutly opposed, and the House divided several ...

... W.ELSHI THOME l3 ULE. 01F It would seem as if t~he Welsh I-ome Rule to Bill is to die unihonoured and unsuing. N'o l 'duen outory has beenl raised masinst the aotion of 8 thu two Welsh Nationalists who have dealt a finishing etrolie to tho wealdv legislative no for bantling of 11r. ALFREDo TuoMAH. In all ~ likelihood an outory of quite another kind j will bo raised in London next Wednesday, ...

... I . 0 - ,SA 'TURDA 17, M'AIR HIJ 5, 8.92. a In the I-louse of Lords last night Lord I Ct Cadogan was questioned in reference to the allegation contained in a circular signed by him as to the increase in the rates under the London County Council. The House ad- journed at 4.40. The House of Connmons met yesterday at two o'clotk and upon the disposal of ques- tions, which were not numerous, event ...

... SOUTH WALESS COUNTY I-. COUNCIL ELECTIONS. Polling took plcace on rhuredrny in the county bic council elections for tile C~ounties of Cardigan and w B4 Irecan. Sutcjoined will be found thle result of ?? o h polls, Owing to the Inaccessibility NJ1 rcS o' many of tice pulling etatione in both Coiictiee, us etere we are unneble to give a complelte eunint-O Ichas issue. The names merlked by an ...