... Demos periodically rages against Lords, but a- title hns still its fascination for, him., Lady Henry Somerset is entitled to every respect for her unselfish vork in the interest of the lveak and: suffering. But we -doubt whether, with all her strong claims to popular.gratitude, she wvould- have been feted .and flowered by Cardiff temn- perance iolk if she had been plain Mrs. Henry Somerset.- ...

... STRENGTHENING THE FORCE. THE FLYING SQUADRON. The quarterly meeting of the standing joint committee of the Glamorganshire Quarter Ses- sions and County Council was held on Monday at noon at the County Offices, Cardiff. Mr. Oliver H. Jones occupied the chair, and the other members present were Aldermen MeggittJones, Griffiths, John Williams, W. H. Mathias, and [Christopher James. and ...

... SCENE IN THE -LOBY. a c ' MR. EARRY, FURNISS- IN TROUBLE. THE CARICATURIST ASSAULTED BY- Y.. MACNEILL. Our London correspondent telegraphs on Fri- day night :-The Land League methods patrp-. nised by the Gladstone party are coming into fashion in the lobby. Parliament is' fettered, aid the press is no longer to be free. Mr. Harry Furniss, the eminent caricaturist, was in the lobby to-night, ...

... NOUTH WALIPS TIDVI TAIILIA ?? ;A .4 111111 01 1 3 0- . , I s I ~pw i I 8 '1e 2 I Morilinlg,.. 11 1210 1.7 1111 1' 28 10 28 24 Dvelitng ?? 1131 10 37 11 1 S 10 50 J. eigilt,.,, 31 S 29 0 i3 2 32 4 21 10 Wetille, hloming 11 _1 | 10 29 | _ 3 1 31 13 -iy IL0v~lg.. l 24T ~i -3 31 '331' IS 16 Jn.25 I telgili.. 30 0 27 8,30 6 31 4120 7 ''Illtrs- DdMorszhig, 12 15 1155]l 12 i9 11 69 *_ JUn. 26 ...

... WYAIES DAY BY DAYo Tihe complete prograrmlle of thle Chicago Eiqi teddfod is 'low ready, and a few copie9 may be had E of Idi iswyn, attile offiee of this paper. First coMi, first seived, but don't make a rush. During the parst week Principal Edwards, of Bala, has very much improved in health and is ij better svirits. Mr. T. P. Lewis, IT.P,, has complewely recovered from tile attack of ...

... W IpilSH DISESTABI sH MENT . TREI ATTITUDE OF THE GOVERN- MEN ?? VIiEWS OF MAJOR JONES, M.P. [FROM OUR GALLERY cORoREsPONDiXNT.1 LONDON, THURSDAY. The discontent evinced by tile Welsh Gladstonite ?? or, at any rate, a considerable section of tiein, in the mattter of the relegation of Welsh dieseatablisliment to the Omnibus Clause of tbe Queen's Speech has not been lessened by the irenicon3 ...

... CAiUi.Ii1t' ?? U N TY CO U NCIJL. SHEiB3EEN CONF1SC.vr1ONS. 31R. ?? J. ]3BiEAVAN CORNERLED. I LORi BUTEIS POPJrlAzpf, V A imetingt of tile Cardiff couinty Council was held r on Mondaly. ETlrir mayor (Counrnillor Vaughans) presided1, and there werre also presert:r ( Aldi'rirrer Tboilras mees (ex-istyr), 'r . u. Jacobs, i). 1 Jones, I. Soiuders, 1I Cory, anid P. Carey; C(unrilllors 'T'rorunce, ...

... CO(RR I4,SLPONDENCE. le - I- We cannot publisb any letter anesm the writer sendd Mais locA sirwa, and ADDIB18, not ?? for publi- eltfon, bhot as a guatrantee of good faith. D T'li Editor Csilnot ulldertake to return rejested co.- ,unictstioni unoer Any cireunistanoem. %* All correspondonta rust write oR ?? sWU of ti.e Rper only, or their tottur, will be rejeotesd. ,1 i.-. We do not aenswer ...

... TI-ILa'M Gl 1¾RU fAA' _l ROADS AND UtATHJWAYS BLOOK13D IN NORTH WALES. WREGICKS AND LOSS OF LIFE, A CHANNE L S'TEAMERI SUNK. THE SKA'TING OF1RAMPIONSHIP OF THE WOR1LD. The thaw which set in at thle close of the week before last ?? comle to a complete stop, and reports of terribly severe weatbher are once more pouring ill fromn all ?? of tile world. Tilie hlavy 9nowstol:n of Saturday hate boen ...

... 1 i ACTION BY T'II Ji' ARCHBISHOP OF CANTEIBURY. GREAT MflJETING OF BOTH CONVOCATIONS. IMPORTANT GATHERING OF WELSH C11UR.HIMEN. [PnESS ASSOCIATION TEL.ECOA~T.] LONDON, FLIDAY. On the re-aisenrbling of the Convocation of Can- terbury at Weetminister to-day miembers of the Lower House were summoned to the Upper House, when the Archbishop said the attack being made upon the Church by the so ...

... CUTTINGS AND COMMIENTS. I .. Considering that prize fights have so mr'anp rounds, is it not strange that thoy are not always oqu'ii-oY A Bermondssey laundress says she makes it a rule to give the least credit to the people who wear the 1(most clothes. f Soine of the patterns for spring trousers are so loud that the fellow who wears them will have to F shout to make himself heard. e The denth ...

... A special meeting of the Cardiff Local Marine Boa-d was held at the Board of Trade offices on Tuesday, to make a presentation, on behalf of the Board of Trade, of a bronze medal and £3, to Mr.. D. de Jong,. a carpenter oii board the steamship Glenbird, now lying at Barry Dock, for bravery. Mr. John Cory presided, and thiere were also, present Captain Pomeroy, Mr. W. Anning, Mr. W. Turner ...