... -= ?? L-7 I i77 6 t; ?? i ..b~ ?? f ,fI : , z~To]Ntic; :\tofAY. _ Evesha~m Evill :befoaurght on. lctn'atule and will be fought out tO the last sana It ~ Eveshani w~l b~fc-ugh ao t ome'y Rul is a significant coincidencedini'this connec-1on , et, thlat the firnt Tory M P to -accept an invita- tion.to °o down and speakl on behalf of the ..Toir candidate is Mir Mac-utney, ' -the T Y elojiient and ...

... : : M&EETINGS IN CARDIWF. THE TE1MPORARY HALL AT CANTON. ACCOMMODATION FOR 10,009. aTr. 0TWO THOUSAND DELEGATES trbd 'EXPECTED. Voen THE LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS. yes iez, For the last month Mr. P1 N. Hall (Liberal. 'shl agent in Uro.., has been en-ga.ged in making th thle preliminary arrangements in view of the ut ?? ?? 01 U1cc A 100o1Ia., L 'itt. ens 1F1lederatioa in Cardiff on Wednesday, ...

... | M1INISTRY Dt'D:M0ED. I SERIOUS DEFECTIONS 0 F THEIR FOLLOWERS; L. . ?? . 1 PROBABLE COLLAPSE ON.- ad- THE ADDRESS. ?? .: . ?? - ' OM IN GOVERNMENTI CIRCLES.:. yle Sonme -ansiety is felt ?? uroles. the (says tilt 'London correspondent of the York- Ah shire Post I as to the position, in svjichh the ted Government ivill bt'placsd on thie opeiing of the a ves Fession by the abbsance of several ...

... THE! MARK OF CAIN AND THE LAND OF NOD. FATHER IGNAT'.IUS AND MR. NEWBY. TO T'HlE ElDITOE1 O TISHE WnSTEE' M.IL. Sirs,-'WNLat alleged Welsh speeiniens Mr. Newby has given to suppert his theory the Crovrie Britons are 3ows! I baye examined Mr. Newby'sfoloewint; alleged quotation given in Guodfroy Higgins's, with both unaid-d eyes and with the assistance of a pair of pince-nez, but I cannot ...

... , S EXCITING FIGHT WITHE A a6 . MMADMAN.N f T1omas Calvin, a labourer, living iat Alic- a gh-tty, iS an mmate of a paddedl cell at tlie Allegliany General Ilospital, sufferinj' f^rom', what is believed to -be a tempor3ry fit of iu' r sauity. Galvin was removed to tlie hospital Y by one of the AlUegliany patrol wa'ons, in il charge of Detective Phil 3fI'Donou'h. During the journey to the ...

... EIGHT OF WAY AT PENARTH r), IMPORTANT TRESPASS ACTIOI. s At Penarth Police-court on MIonday (before M1 Mr. S. Batclelor, Mr. T,- R. Thosnpsbn, and Me Major Thornley) Williami Lahe, Eastbrobk, ivas nharged wiith wilfuily ?? damagink a fence at Eaasthrook oi the 13tli of Dedember. Air. Arthur Lewis, * barrister (instructed by Mr. S. Corbett, on behalf of the Marquess of Bute) appetued for the ...

... DPR1NCE LLYWELYN.: *: I : i~. .; - . .7 _ , ., . I :. - RITEPLY t0'F MR.- DWARD OWEN TO lILS CRiTICS. ?? o rie i'S Cl'itiVisni upon the article in it whichl I ?? to prove that the body of P rd 'rince tiLvwelyis, was buried at Abbey wnoildir is is anl adnirable illustration of- his peculiar im eaothiodcs of condocting'acontroversy. 'He combats the view t at Llywleiyn's'remlains 'vere removed c ...

... THE HOTEL DE -MA'RNL :AT ' CARDIFR - ., ?? .m - I - ._ - ?? ,.I. r. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS EXTINCTION? SINGlTLAR CLAIM BY; LOCAL he EVANiGELISTS. Lse ) THE MARLISTS PREA:hbED OU'% btiet NOT EVICTE-D 10 An.e.t t Ane tbing has been said in cennection witk er the famous Hotel de Marl, which flourished for. to a while in the marl pits at Grangetown, near- is Cardiff. Thehotel was an open-air ...

... PARISH COUNCILS . -- l l~ PERSONNEL -OF THE -- - NEW BODIES. CLASSES FROM WHICH MEMBERS ARE DRAWN. An exazmination of the returns of parish ! council elections in South WMales reoeals into- resting facts as to the personnel of the new D bodies. The :nomination returns published in i the Western Mail showed that every class of the communityj including even the proverbial b tinker, tailor, ...

... TUESDAY, JANVARYE 1\'5i RIVIEW - OF.IE YEAR IN WALEIS. ; V - t'OLITIC4 : The year which has just passed awayV ae a amemoer~ale jqs~e tine the fied oqf @qish p''oli: tics A isestaiblishnient Bill was iitro- . duced, by,'hEr. 4~sguith which create dunolttle excitemtent, i C ,Ahreh ?? Te umeasure vas strenuously opposed by COhmr men, both clerical and ly all' she of. o-I an d ultimately dropped,, ...

... THET :NEWPO(} ,RT FTIRE.`,- ?? ?? , - D- X, i 7 . : ?? . ?? 7 SCENE OF THE FIRE. i THE GALLANT RESCUE 5 OF a3 ' TWO LADIES. i DETAILS OF THRILLING'! INCIDENTS. d The ruins of Messrs. Sh arpley and Pritehttl's1 a- premises ih Conmninreial-street, Newport, whichl at were absolutely gutted by the devastating tire : ro on Sunday morning, were visited on Monday lsr by large crowds of persons, ...

... ?IETEOROLOGICAL NO'PES. ISOUTHE *WAL E TABLE 1, 0 '9 9121 in 61 9 921 3 3 T . venung 25o 9 281 0 221 - 943 a*n, ght -30 3 27T:.6 41O 21 o : . W-dmen Worni'g 10 '0 '9 451 .:0. 19 65 day, Evinng 10 67 0:213066 - 10-.16. jane 2LEHaighta~ -9- 41 27, .0 1I29 101 I.1 0 Tliue- (brnling 1016 10 7.1 |11 1; : 10 3t I ?? 'IA 10.42111341-6 0 Jan. 32 Heig* .8 13 214 3128 8 I 16 1 1Jornbnig, I11 11,3 1 .51 ...