... THE MISSING WORD DIFFIvCULTY, APPOINTMENT OF1 A REOCEVEM. Tlhe lxoihingo Telograpli Corlpany understands thiait, uitiir further alpplicati(sI Ilr. Jualrice tiorell liarle.n, its vi cition judge, On Saturdasy 11ppoinited a receiver iu lie ection of Davis v. Pearson. Tbis wns tile ailiori arising out, of tilL mllissilng wold comopetitionis, and relaton to what is cormmonly known as the ' ...

... outgoing Administration notable by a blow at Canada in the shape of a Presidential pro- clamation curtailing or abolishing the privi- lege enjoyed by Canadiarn railroads of tran- sporting merchandise in bond through the United states free of duty. Lord Spencer on Saturday resigned the chairmanship of the Northamptonsbire County Council. At a special meeting of the Dublin Corpo- ration on ...

... T1HE COAb TRADE CRISIS. SLIDING-SCALE V. FEDERAUTION. ANOTHER LUTIER FROM MR. B. PICT(ARD, M.P. THE WATERLOO OF THE WAGE QUESTION. 'TO T E F.DITOIt OF TUrI wEsTritt tA r.. Sor,-My friend Mr. Abraharn has not let much grass grow uindev' iris feet before ieplyirig to my letter. I did riot expect lie would tirry long ere he made some atterript to lessor, its effect. Now' sir, I really do ferl ...

... THIE BUlRSTlNG OF PIPES AND BOI1jE1RS. DO' TO PREVWENT FROST A COID E'NTS. TO ITHE RDITOR OF TrHE WESTERN MAI.L na - ills nril ii t's issue of tile Wester' AIsil there are a few pointS which require ciii- rectiorn and explanation. In tbe first place, find tile words circulating pipes used, when it, sbo51ld have been the cold supply pipes. This ;ruekes a great differen ce, anl I hasten to ...

... DIS¶'RICTI- * CARDIFF. I IT 1S NOW ALMOST celtsill that a contestftill tske place in connection .with tihe Cardiff School Board election, as several of the new cradidates express their ?? to go to tile poll. The last day for wil hdrawals it the 3rd iist. SUNrDAY POPULAR SEravicr.-Dr. Evan MLean, of London, presidsd ait, the service in thie Park-lhall nit Sunday afternoon, when every seat wits ...

... |THIRD 3 L) E r-,'X3 V ,5gON lVbE'sEaN ?? OvIesci. t4.30 A.M. i.7Y SrPR'CjAL CAIRCLNGt4'wllS TI; wU0r(,GC iDAi7.2ZI.'L'S, RSItGIt'.S'li. A ,IVI) C l'NVUAJt/. (Vt15arwo-Iles.) iSilEiN;,rSA'J'TIONAIJ SCANIDAL IN G11,TMANY. ALLEGE El) ?? IATL(N OF '1 (1.G U I F'UNPI I1'Ul). lb litIN, Sunlay (Rleneer).-A ooinidorable sent;itioi has beeii caused here by a statement publislhed in the journal ...

... CARiDIFF~' SC(HOOL BOARiD Ex LUC' IO NT. PIWSPVlCTS OF A (JONTEST. i~iEF~V RW *VITU- CJAINDI.DATE'S. 'T'li nominaoition of 34 ?? for thle fifteen sfeats tit tits Carldif I I Sool Board lhas boee (lie mitans Of Irousitig consittertiie intere't inl the appr' ,acinitg floctioti, 1aul,, atilt ong il I1lete willI piobibly bet a onutibor'of withld raw ils betw sen I his an'd t is( 3rd inst., it ...

... TIHE UNIVYEDRHlTY OF WALES. FORTHCOMINGMP1'IAT.PN( OF THE C'JNFEREIN CE. HR, D)RiFT CHARTER, TEXT OF AMENDMENTS. A meleting, of thle conference of representatives of the three lilliversil~y colleges and of thle con- feronre of joint intermediate ediucat ion corn- mittees will be lield at thle Riveo Hiotel, Shrews. bore', at eleven o'clock on F~riday, thle 6th of Janouary, to receive thle draft ...

... THE LAND QUTSTiON IN SOUTH WALES. THE IIATULAGE D)IFFICULTY IN BBRECONSHittE. MOIN LANDLORDS SECURE CONTRI- BUTIONS FORl REPAIRS. FINANCIAL POSITION OF TIlE TEINANTS. THE POfLlICAL INFLUENCE OF GROUND GAMMi. AFFAIRS IN MID-BRECONSEIIRE. LFRom OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] BRElCON, FUIDAY. The general results of my inquiries in Breonshire (now nearly completed) have been such as to justify my ...

... ' AN AWFUL COMMCJENCE~. JIOSOUR SPECIAL COlRSPsoeNDEN'r.J LON?DON, SA~ruRDAY. I NVhen in reference to tile Dublin dvinamite out- rage I remarked the outer day thalt history repeats a itself I w,e riot at tloe moment aware of one of 11 tho lutist awlial ctinfcidencos between the ciromni- stafilct'e of thie crimae of 1882 and Bflat of 1892. it Thle coincidence I now mntieioni iq tile ...

... TIHEi .NEW YEAR. Thle new year was ushered in at Cardiff with tieo Ustual 0Cc. 'mparlniment of minsicid. and inhtai- Init'l ins119 sollends. Ci urci bells wore l'ug ill vrarious parts of thle town, itoolers wror set going, engintes whiqlistir, fog signals were filed on thet railways, and thioro weic, other noisy donionstra- t10cC of tile usual ertilo lox clheractor. Inl it numsber of thle ...

... 1 WAIKES DAY' BY DAYe I ?? A January 2, ae.s3. We bogin like ?? to get accustomted to the alted fileuros. TLord Trodegar has opened church55, ciape'e railways, arid docks, but tire last day oE I892 waise lite ?? tille he ever operred a football field. It wire Newport's new ground. il Going to SeO Im'y gil Wias not considered r. i good dferroSliit) a charge of druikeniess at Britt.- d end ...