... HOW THE WORLD WAGS IN WESTERN CONSTITUENCIES. Mr. Venables Llewelyn is gifted with a splendid voice and quite a faculty for expressive, lucid useourse. He kiows bit: subject thoroughly, and is fairly saturated with lacts. Mr. Glascodine has promised thr Gower Con- servative Association to state his decision as to vhether lie will contest the Gower Division, at a I meeting to be held at Clydach ...

... I 8WANSKA | COMMIT! visual monthly nseetiug of tlx* Waiefe Committee 'WAS I eid en rsf afterfcoon. Aid, If, A, Chap;rau pr**=i (there rrere p^sent Aid. R»*irli i Mens'-e, G. Morgan, r:orc, .n :i F. Bradford, Previous .encenent >1 the meeting the adjo> 0? -.ckr.sv carrisgee Look rtfou* u the U u. '*5 TTTB Letters were read from tue Tuw. of Cardiff and Newport, in reply to request from the ...

... This popular place of anausement was literally crowded on Monday evening by an interested audience who had come to enjoy the good things provided for their delecta- tion. Ner were they disappointed at the general quality A the various turnti arranged in the programLl,-?. The O'Maileys are great favourites in Swansea, aud tneir appearance was greeted with ioud applause. A display cf ...

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... In connection with the Abenkre Junction branob of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, a nieet-iwas held on Sunday after- noon in the schoolroom aft Navigwtion, when Mr. E. Harford, the general secretary of the society, attended and delivered an addie«*s on organisation. The ohaar was occupied bv Dr. Griffith.—Mr- Harford he understood that there was no spoeMk! need to apptal to the ...

... The following letter bears in its simple,! honest, and intelligent wording, so absolute a stamp 0: truth tha. we would net add one syllable to it:- writiiig t few lines in praise of Dr Pills for rale People, it is sii weeks siuco I ceased taking them, so 1 third? 1 have waited long enough to prove whether they liase dono good or not. ihave had t ix boxes a!-e.elher'vthev arc 2s.9d. per box) ...

... j the L ,wa.4J u 1.• ■ f-u- th £ rTOSi->' -» he wee.. had said over pan over again thut vos-icrc.. jihc.iion had v«:i list November in I lirvisiooCoiH t: and tbe whica ti. fcnnnnnced tiijh;. ] 41 ti. J. was rijjbt. May iauiitv and ab good x proji. ...

... A MYSTERY CLEARED UP. A Reuters telegram from San Francisco on Monday says: —Mr. William Brown, who was forrm-rfy an officer in the East India Com- pany's service, aud is now residing here. gives the following particulars regarding the fate of NanM Sahib. Mr. Brown says that he was Com- modore of the Ganges fleet in 'th ...

... Siuee the announcement of the closing of e ^bove fund, we have received the follow- ittg a(ldit,(Ial iubtscrlvLions ^Iready acknowledged. £ 59 4 6 J- G. Hall 1 1 0 f- Da vies 0 10 John Adams 0 1 .0 'i»j?lostioks 0 2 0 J T. Ward. 0 1 0 I 8 vvti «ish to dose this fund, we should be n ulf t-hose wl5° have not »ll-t;ndy done so' kindly send us the amounts subscrij^- t (Ins promised. ...

... A RtJSBAND-S CURIOUS CONDUCT. QUEENS PROCTOR WITHDRAWS HIS CHARGE. BUT PETITIONER LOSES HIS DECREE. Tl.. tearing of the lizard di,orce .It «a. continued, he,. U.c |«t ^viand Mr bruntoii, «d »;,d Had «»•>•* n bc„a a'uo;1t Tlntel Scarooroue«.. M-s Brunton s petition against ner husban ...

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