... | Principal Bebb, of Lampeter College, is busily learning the Welsh langugge. . Sir. Joseph Bailey, the new Welsh peer, is a grandson- of the to.st baronet, who was a. brother of Crawshay Bailey, of ingin fame. Thers was a hail fellow well met look on the face of 1199 when it come in yesterday. In 3fact, there was top much hail for comfort. r Education in Cardiff ought to get quite rrobust ...

... 1SPEECH BY SIR E. GRE1 Y. ' I T AFFAIRS AT HOME AND ABROAD. 'S FOUR THINGS WORKING OR PEACE,. ay t, Sir Edward Grey, MiP., addressed a public by gathering held on Saturday evening in the he Town-hall, Hexham, on the occasion of the annual meeting of the Divisional Liberal Asso- nd eiation. Mr. hW. C. B. Beaumont, MY., took to the chair. n- Sir Edward Grey, who was cordially received, .03 said ...

... DOG MUZZLING AND PUBLIC GRANARIES. The President of the Board of Agriculture on Saturday was the guest of the Newcastle Farmers' Club at their annual dinner in the Masonic-hall. Mr. Long waS loudly cheered on rising to speak. He said that thorny must undoubtedly 'be the path of the Minister of Agriculture who endeavoured with determnination to exterminate disease, from the anumals of this ...

... [N We cannot publish any letter unless the writer sends hoe Real Name and Address, not necessarily for publicatibo, but as a guarantee of good faith. All correspondents must write on One Side of Ing the paper only, or their letters win be rejected- te Correspondents are advised not to send t original documents with their letters. We ion decline to be responsible for them in any way. tor The ...

... ?? - ; COLLISION OFF TREVOSEs' ti HEAD.S St TWO STEAMERS SUNK AND E: TWELVE LIVES LOST. tc n hb hI 1a s & ISURVIVORS BROUGHT ON TO cl 11 CARDIFF. tl 2 FATE OF THE VOORWAARTS.N g . ?? News came to hand on Thursday of another fc b- disaster on the dornish coast, involving serious a loss of life. The steamer Carnsew arrived at a n Cardiff on Thursday morning bearing the si I survivors of a ...

... CONS ERVATIVE STRONGHOLD 30 ly M21EETING OF THE HOME COUNTIES' UNIONISTS. in | i ?? Loder, HIP.., .presided on WedneA-- as day eAi: teaonference of the Hoaie Countide' W D'vislion ?? itational Uiiosf of Consci¾'a- Lis tive Associations, held at St. A.bans. T1Y i's annual report stated that the Unionists held * some : 71 seats at against eight held by the IY Libsrial in the o ome Conoties, but ...

... Below we give a tabulated li excursions during the Easter Cardiff to various places:- Date. 'rtime. Destisationi Station orday |Aberystwt 0,dr l;.Aberystwth B.25a Ab'rgav'rVY 8.40a Ajrgav'n'Y 12 20t) Abtrgav'y 11.25a Atreav'y 11.25a Ab'rgavsy 4.1C0p.Ielfs~t ., ?? 10,25a Birlitead 10.25a Birm i'gh'in 8.30, BYreams1 . 9.40ft Bristol ?? 10.25,iBirklnhead. 10.25a Birmoigh'm. 7.4OaFllristol ., 8 ...

... -_ __ __ _ ' _ _1. *_ :. *_ L1.- is ?? war, as in politics, it is the TI ,he unexpected that often happens. Nobody vi ce. seems to have anticipated the reverse Ir he which has happened to General Gatacre's ti, to force. He had kept so quiet up in the hli ter mountainous region which borders on the ie a i's southern angle of the Orange Free State, gr ty keeping a watchful eye on the stealthy Je ...

... Ip to the present Mr. Gwenogfryn! I Lk v.,uis .has appeared to his countrymen inil w u the light of a lover of his country and al t jast and fair-minded man, possessing a!t %onsidelable amount of nommon-sense. If, , however Mr. Evans persists in carrying E out the ;scheme which lie has just made public for providing Wales with a national tlibrary. it is to be feared -that Welshimen's c t ...

... THE EA.RL OF DUNRAVEN AT | I| BRIDGEND. 'E HIS LORDSHIP AND HIS COUNTY COUNCIL FIGHT. * The third annual banquet of the Bridgend Chamber of Trade took place or. Wednezday night at the DTnraven Arms, Bridgend', when a large company sat down. The Earl of Dun- raven presided, supported by Colonel Turber- anvill, the Rev. D. Davies, Messrs. J. E. Brown (president of the chamber), A. J. Williams, J ...

... WITH THE DUKIE IN RADNORSHIRE Y HOW BEST LtAID SCHETMEM' ]J 6 00 ASTRtAY. d INCIDE'NTS OF THE VISiT PE'N PICTURE OF THE LORD PRESIDENT. [B CURl SPECIAL CORR.ESPONDENTh] ~; Prestolgo, the county town of Itadnlor, laid cc ~.itself oat en Saturday over the funetion of the formal opening of Ito intermediate ?? for 1 which occasion it had secured01 the, attosidaeiceea h of thle fluks of Dss'snohile ...

... I UNVEILING CEREMONY BY LORD ME WINDSOR. A large number of ladies and gentlemen assembled in Howard-gardens,. Cardiff, on A Thursday afternoon, when the statue erected in memory of the late Lord Aberdare was un- veiled by Lord Windsor. Amongst those present were Lord and Lady Aberdare, the ant Hon. Pamela Bruce, the Hon. Daisy Bruce, the Vten. Archdeacon of Monmouth, Judge GwilYm ers Williams ...