... i ENGLANTD AND FRANCE. | SPEECH BY THE FRENCH AIMBAS- SADOR. M The Central News says:-M. Cambon, the .French Amabassador to Englaisd, received at the French Embassy, Albert-gate, London, a deputation from the International Arbitration Ii . aindi Peace Association. The deputation con- sisted of M, Felix Moseclelos, Mr. Martin Wood, Mr. Scott, and Afr. J. Frederick Green. An sa nddre3s cc1w read ...

... ,| P INTERVIEW WITH THE ILACK KNIGHT. Z SOBER BLAOK LABOUR THE HOPE OF TIHE SOUTH, I L Just at present South Wales is being 'e visited by the Rev. J. 31. Hector, otherwise 0 h bnown as 'The Black Kinight, who in deliver'ly P ijg a series of lectures under ?? auspices of b ii the United Kingdom Alliance. Soon after his b t. arrival at Cardiff (which will be his head- 0l if quarters) on ...

... . SOUTH WALES TIE TABLE. 'I I ITues- (9luring F7 49 7 42i 6 8 44 d 8I46 day, Evenin 8 8 6 2 9 4 Mar.14 Heih 35 56 34 .2 i 36 0 l3810 38 2 Wed- DlotiMt'g 8 271 8 191 8 24 9 211 9 23 nesday,4 liv',eing 8 45 837 8143 4 939 9 41 Mar. 15,1 }feitrht 34 3 32 9 34 7 37 2136 6 'I ?? I9 5 l8 656 I9 2 1 956 9 58 day, h, Js jn lg, 9 241 9 15 9 21l10 13 10 16 Mar. 16 LIeehat 32 103' 9132 6134. 8133 11 ...

... I 'In the last century coal in South Wales was disposed of by the chaldron-thirty-six E bushels. A Methodist deacon in Cardiff is having a vkarm time. His wife has definitely told him that she will never go to chapel again except A in a Sunday 'bus. It is, announced that Mr. 'Pryce-ones, M.P., is the authority on coloured waistcoats in the House of Commons. In the spring (says the London Sun ...

... m Vhe annual digest of the principal cases tb an decided last year iný our law courts has int. lot just been published, and amongst the den- a.V d. siqns are a few of considerable interest to th ;he employers and workmen. Unfortunately, in #s Judge-made law is increasing in 'bulk and th me importance every year, and on. several Di 1e occasions Parliament. has had to legislat 'o lve in order to ...

... O }1EYFUS TRIAL. I -- -- - Q THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE BORPDEREALT. EXPERTS AT VARIANCE. I IV 5 ?? t QUEEN OF ITALY AND THE L EXILE. C t A ruesster's telegram from Paris on Saturday D ?? Figaro to-day pablishos the con, celuding depositions of M. Gobert, the Banl; of a France expert, together withl those of itI. A fGiry, professor at the Pahaeogralphieali, School. t Belhomnie, Couard, and ...

... NEW OFFICIAL RECEIVERI AT CARDIF. : PRESENTATION TO AIR. GEORGE 'bDAVID.. Advantage was taken of a luncheon given by the Mayor of Cardiff on 'the occasion of the opening of Cathays Park on Wednesday to make a presentation to Mr: George David, who until his appointment as Official Receiver was one of the members for the $oath Ward. His worship presided, and nearly. the whold of the members of ...

... RAILWAYMEN. AND, THE7 | BEER.:! !, J FREE DRINKS AND A SORRY SEQUEL A charge of stealing a, kilderkin of'beer was preferred at Newport Borough Police-court against seven railway men named George Morley, 10, Bath-street; George Norvinl, 26, Pugsley-street; Thomas Albert Evans, 27, Mer. chant-stree ; Lewis Perryman, 12) South Mar- ket-street; Charles Somers, 18, Harrow-road; Charles Martin, 21, ...

... BAND OF' HOPE UNION. AUTJTMNAL CONIFERENCE AT CARDIFF'. THIRD DAY'S -PROCEEDINGS. There was a change iln the order of proceed- ings for the third day's prograuniiie of the autumnal conference of the United Kingdom Band ?? Union at Cardiff oil Wednesday. Instead of beginning with a breakfast or a series of excursions there was a morning session at the Cory-hall, when a- couple of papers on ...

... THE WEDDING OF MIADAM-E PATTI. A NOVEL RAILWAY JOURNEY TO LONDON. i ' 'lie arrangements made bIllr. W. A. Hart .e for the comfort of Madame Patti-or should it not rather be said the Baroness Cederstrom?- and her guests were such as to render the proceedings after the wedding, not only agree- able, but entirely novel. A Ilggage, or brake- van, had undergone co complete a metainor- .phosie that ...

... ,.I The funerall of Air, \. Watt.'Wcilliasls. J.P.. St. David's, will be a public one, and will take place at St. David's at eleven o'clock to-morroiw (SaturdaY) morning. 'The aismporary light at the PFrtheawl Light- house has been eousidorably improved by the introduction of ab patent lamp. This is due .to' the efforts ot' Mr. Blackall. Newport, and his assistanit, Mr. Workman. Xer Majesty's ...

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