... THE MINERS' PERMANENT PROV!DEN'f SOCIETY. As reporters are nob admitted to the meeting of the above organisation, we ha.ve been supplisd with the folloviitig report of a meeting of the boMd of ma-,agerneit of the Mon'-nouthshn'e a.nd South W;)es Permanent! Provident Soeie'y, which was held ou Saturday at theAnge! Hotel, CAi'diN. There were present, Mr Louis Ty!or (in the cha.n-), Messra Edward ...

... Here and 'There. The condition of the Queen of Denmark, who; ha.s been indisposed for some time, has improved. The English smoking concert is now as m'tch of a. social institution in Puns as tha Mansion Rouae dmneris in London. Harr Hebkmcbt. the German Socialist) Iea.dr, Is to visit England in the spring, and ha wiii give & ...

... HEOOKD WHtST Htt!Ds. I -.— Pl,,iyer, in n. letter bo!)e!d?!.wh.tiaso)nMt.b!ug'm?'?Ujan625J ti!0?.mdm'nios(nu!nberofcc!t???????13, out, f.f 52). Bt!b the inunuer of pssent'aLydiiit. n, d0Hh is 'epl'esented, ¡y ,a, roW of .8. ?.( ...

... PRESS COMMENTS. I I Pui 1 istiit;l( vrhos^ crispy critiques arc given first place in the AlhU-iic 'Hews, expresses his opinion as foiloivs The irresistible rushes and the superior stay.ng powers of the English for- wards gained the victory. Splendid men and ex- perienced in the art cf packing as the Welshmen eve, they were no match for the brilliant front division of the visiting country. The ...

... — I RAILWAY ACCENTONDON.I Miraculous Escape of Guards. A railway accident, happily unattended by loss of life, occurred on Friday evening at about 7.20, just outsido the Cannon-street Station of the South-Eastern Railway, two local passenger traiii;;—one travelling to- wards the station on the down line from Charms; Cross and the other on its way from Blackheath—coming into collision. It ...

... » GIOVF: FIGHT AT SWANSEA. ?? Saturday evening, at a boxing booth in RiRh.street. Swansea, a fight to a timsh came off He!,??? a youth ot 18, named Wm. Morgan, and ? ?eH-knoW? ?°?? boxer nam. d Hooitgan, of ?'enhil!, III the pwsenc- ff a number of 5G, rftenhill, Hooligan was 2? stone heavier than Mor?'' who was ?'?ht, but exMedin?!y sientific. The opponents fought with 4oz. and up to tue ...

... MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS GeBtiniMvdPIytuonthlSrh Portug3.1et., (:i; Penal'th for ,h,ie¡ra 17th Gtbratta.r for Beig'loa lf;fr .Hayoune for Ca,rd;i? Wou!.ierleftLr.);idonforBarryl8tit :ef). Por'a,nd for Cardie 18th ) Icth lhymlleY left H,.yo!ml) ior CarcW¡ 17th 17th ,.rvd Sul iiit 16th i Gwendand left Antwerp for Ncwnn:') lotit .Hurry left. Dunkerque for Cardiff 17[It Mt N,\zaire for t!y.,n,,9 ...

... MR BALFOUR ON EDUCATION Mi.' A. J. Dalfoui-, M.P., addressed another meeting of Ids Ci)¡;Slitu\uL,'j !ast; nJg'ht, and. referred to thfmbjfot of education in its politico aspects. HohftdnoRtta.cktomakeon tha board schools. 1.1 tbbir pre]: dle(;.on rigiot¡ q uestluns, n.nd in the impos-iibuiey of c'b:,a.ining the requisite funds fur Ilolunuuy schoojs in ...

... I The Mayor WHS ri.^ht, and the carping f celtic wrong. A more harmonious or successful gathering than that at which Alderman P. W. Carey entertained the lead- ing members of the National Liberal Federation, members of the Corporation, the County Council, and leaders of Liberal- ism and Conservatism in the town could not be desired even by the most exacting. It was in effect the town's welcome ...

... RAID ON A LONDON CLUB. I PROCEEDINGS AT THE MAINSION HOUSE. The hearing of the charge arising on cf the raid ou the Albert Club was resumed on Thursday at the Mansion House, before Alderman Kitehie. George Powell was further cross-examine,! by Mr Avory. He denied that he tried to induce a gentleman named Cnrrel to make a ready- nioiify bet Rt the clnb after he had given information to the ...

... 800YON THE mEACH AT C- All 0 1 1-F.i Bute Llocics ConrtLLble on Thm'a. day fonnd lyi:l on the br-och en the! south eidc cf the ROJ,th n.t U.irdtt? Docks t!i8 body of ? ...

... 1;1> TETRADE. .\tÓ Oltr lt181'T ,ACTION BY 1: TINPLATEH. A NR'fiEA. t.'t ,iat ¡\!ij'I!.e t,:Qeorres.ponde,nt wr:t.es r \¡¡ ...