... CARDIFF. I EBENKZER DEBATING SOCIETT.— Is ib right to disobey a law which is considered bad for the purpose of repealing it ? This subject gave rise to an animated debate at the Ebenezer Debating and Literary Society on Monday evening. The patriotic element introduced the question of tithes, with the result that the affirmative carried in the voting. Mr R. P. Henry in the negative, and Mr J. ...

... I OAUGHT RED-HANDED. I Amongst the workers in a bonnet; manufactory near Roubaix an epidemic of poisoning from bromide of potassium has been raging for the past two weeks. Suspicions pointed to a workman, who, because his companions had refused to join him in a strike, bad uttered threats against them. Soon after some of the men showed signs of having been poisoned, and the epidemic spread ...

... Mr1 BRACE ON 'HE DISCHARGE NOTE. Oil Wednesday evening a crowded mam meeting of wmer* was heki ir, Uheueser School- rppqa, Abertillery, Mr H. Gardnfir, cheQlg- weigfier, Graig Colliery, in the chAir. Mr Toir Pit ICE propcied, .and Mr WILLIAM LEWIS seconded, the following resolution That this mass meeting, recognising that only hy organisation can the interests and liberty of the workers be ...

... Arrest of Cretans, I CONSTANTINOPLE, Thursday. — According to Intelligence from Crete, agitation in the island is increasing. The murder of several Turks having been reported from Trabanos, the Public Prosecutor proceeded thither with half a battalion of troops, and arrrested 40 Cretans. The prisoners were tried, but found not guilty. The Prosecutor consequently wished to release them, but was ...

... The Daily News, commenting on Mr J. H. Wilson's case. Pays :—We entirely agree with the few words spoken yesterday evening by the leader of the lImsc of Commons on tbu subject of Mr Havelock Wilson and bis personal explanation. The House is not, as Mr Balfour say*, a proper tribunal to rehear a case already deteimined by a court of law. The nature of the decision is not to the point. Mr ...

... STOP! BRAP! CONSIDER!—Sufferers from Gravel Lumbago, Piles, Pains in the Back, Dropsy Wind and Water Complaints, Diseases of the Kid neys, Bladder, Stone, Gleet, Stricture, Sdativa Rheumatism, and Gout will find a positive cure in Holdroyd's rave! Pills, ?y n sm?U box and if not fttisHod your money will be returned, Price b t? d. Of all chemists, or post free for 1, stamps from Hold- royd's ...

... ADVICE TO MOTHERS.—Are you broken In your rest by a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth ? Go at once to a chemist and got a bottle of MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. it wil relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. It is piea- antto take; it produces natural, quiet, sleep, by reliovtns the child from pain, and tho little cherub awakes ag bright as a button. Of all •hernUs ...

... i IUABUACT-V THE CHANNEL. Grounded on Braaksfia Point. I -1 ine Celeste, of Cardiff, bound from Portland to Wewpurt, grounded on Breaksea Point at half. Uut 60 clock this morning. A part of the crew have been landed by the Volney, from St. Maio lP ...

... THRASHING A PRINCE, I ST. PETERSBURG, Sunday.—The society scandal arising out of the assault alleged to have been committed by two sons of M. Palvotsoff, a member of tho Conneil of the Empire, upon Prince Mestogersky, director of tho Grashdanm, has culminated in proceedings before it magistrate. The young men declared they administered a thrashing to Prince Mestchersky on account of an article ...

... CARDIFF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ANNIVERSARY BANQUET. A Special Gathering. I On Saturday next will be held at the Royal Hotel a special gathering of members of the Cardiff Chamber of Commerce. They will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the establish- ment of the Chamber; and the oocasion will also be made demonstrative of the respect and esteem in which the retiring president (Mr D. A. Thomas, M ...

... White Settlers Murdered by Natives, I •joe Press Association states sha t the Co!oni?! CO this morning received a message from Sir Berule' Robinson saying he baa had news from te Shangali district that seven whites were led and wounded in the Matabelo rising, and that four persons are missing. He is also inforlDed that the murders were committed with nlvee. 'ext ef Sir Hercules Robinson's ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAT. The Speaker took the chair at U. Notioea had been given of 33 questions. BLACIC pnn General Sir Michael Biddalph, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, appeared at the Bar and summoned the Speaker and the House to the House of Peers to bear the Royal Assent to certain measures given by Commission. On his return the Speaker announoed that the Royal Assent had been given to ...