... HI-IE ENGLISH TWENTY CLUB,. SHOOTING OF TIHE MEMBERS IN WALES. The rcsults have bell published of the first listrict shoots it' connection with the English Twenty Club. Elnglish luellibers in South \Vales Sliot at the Po'eygraig Rango, Swansea, Colour-sergeant f. B. Pascoe being the supor- intendent Trhe list is ileaded with a wonderful score of 59-31-34-34, made by the veteran Privatc *. W. ...

... NTOTES OF THE WEEK. ' - . l y Oil y [By WESTMISTcER.) n if i4NDON, SATuiaDAY. hi1 Even Mr. Gladstone cannot go on for ever Pu without a, rest, and, much aguinst his own ye e inclination, hie has been obliged to allow Par- b 1.Ilianment a tolerably long breathing space at Ito, ~e'Whitsuntide, so that he mafy himiself recruit I' 11 his energies and takhe stock of the prospects of t his ...

... LORI) SALISBURY IN UCLSTE R. GREAT DEMONSTRATION AT BELFAST. PRESENTATION OF ADIYRESSES. ANOTHER SPEECH BY LORD SALISBURY. The Press Association Belfast correspondent ?? noon on Thursday Lord Salisbury arrived at the Ulster-hall, and there was the recipient of nearly 90 addresses of wel- coIIIe, most of which werefroin public boards, town eommissioneers, Orange associations, and Con- servative ...

... CONGREGATIONALISM IN CARMARTHENSHIRE, CONFERENCE oF MINISTERS AT ST. CLEARS. The annual united meetings of the respective Congregational associations of East and West Carmarthensihire commenced at RhPydyceisiad Chapel, near St. Clears, on Wednesday with a conference of ministers and laymen, Professor D. E. Jones, Carmarthen, presiding. Among those present were Dr. Gwynne Jones, English ...

... I ARCIDIACONAL VISITATION AT NEWPORT. ARCHDEACON BRUCE ON CHURCH OBSERVANCE. The Arclhdeacon of Monmouth (the Ven. W. Conybeare Bruce) began his vernal visitation of the clergy and churchwardens of his arch- deaconry at St. VWoolos Church, Newport, on Monday, when the churchwardens of the dis- tricts were admitted to their office. In opening his charge, the ARCnDE A CON re- ferred to the ...

... THE HEULL STRIKES i INSUFFICIENT POLICE PRO- TECTION. DEPUTATION ON THE DEMUIRAGE QUESTION. ANOTHER TERRIBLE FIRE. ENORMOUS DAMAGE. A FREE LABOURER KILLED BY UNIONIST IL~LTPREATMENT. HULL, TUESDAY. The Press Association special correspondent ?? shipowners are anxious thatthe Princess atnd lumber Docks should no longer remain idle. From the commencement of the strike no sign of life has been ...

... ?? TIHE ABERAVON BUILDING | SOCIETY FRAUDS. THE AFFAIRS OF THE LATE SECRE- TAI-Y. PUBLIC EXAMINA.TION OF LOVE- LUCK. His I XSPENDITURE IN EXCESS OF INCOME. On Tuesday at Heath Bankruptcy Court (before the registrar, Mr. H. P. Charles) the Public examination of James Loveluck, late secretary of the Aberavon Building Society, who was sentenced to five years' penal servitude at the last ...

... THE PRIAIROSE LEAGUE AT NEATH. e ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GWYN it H1ABITATION. e The annual meeting of the tayn Habitation g (1,282) of the Primrose League vas held atthe e A nsembly-roons, Neath, on Thursday aftr n Doon. The Ruling Councihlor (Mrs. i occupied the chair, and there were also prssrt -Mrs. J. E. Moore (treasurer) Mr. J. E Moore (ion. secretary), Mrs Lewis Brito Ferry; Mrs. Fear, ...

... CLAIM FOR £200 BY A BARRY DOCW LABOURER. His Hlonnur Jndge Owen had before him oe Tb nSda%' ll em ,~iul e in 2 v a-c, inwhlich David Shilkins, labourer, Cadoxton, sued Mr. John Jackson, contractor, Victoria-street, Westminster, for £200 damages for injuries sustained on the 17th of Jannary last by the fatling of a steamn crane at Barry Dock. The plaintiff was represented by Mr. Arthur Lewis ...

... THE LABOUR DISPUTE AT 1 . TUMBLE. OIEMONSTRATION OF WORKMEN. TIHE VIEWS OF THE MEN. The labour dispute at Tumble, a mining village 1 in the midst of the anthracite coalfield of Car- l mnarthenshire, is apparently as far from being attledasever. The Great Mountain (jolliery- tortnately the only colliery affected so fmr-is practically at a standstill. Up to the present Iho enel have shown a ...

... I ~ The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the 7 Wpolsaok yesterday at a quarter past Ifour .and tf] . A - ?? * -Y~tl-v-Y aRT a quarter past four, and the Lords sat until eight Wo'lock. The Earl of Rimberley moved the second reading of the Madras and Bombay Armies Bill, which was supported by the Dulke of Cambridge and, in a maiden speech, by the Duke of Connaught. An im- portant debate followed ...

... DISPUTE. ATA lERTh.Yi ] a:: CJOL.TiI ERY. : APPLICATI'ON T6 TTIE GUARDIANS FOR'RLIE At the weekly nmeetino3 hegarinso the Merytyr ni' on saturday a deputa-tion, Consisting of Mar. Collins, mr. morris, aned MLvr. Thiomasm appenirdd bef ore' the board- uponi a 6-oinewhat novel mininion.-Mr. Dan Tioimas explained the, gist of the bnsinessmnpon whiiih lbs deputation had come prev'ipuk ~ to thelir, ...