... received by. tile'Mayr- of Cart. diuff up to December5 31 wias. V45i25 lOs. ?? - following being the most raclat donations:- C'ardigan 'Arms 4 li' COdlledtioa fat 'Elv ?? :, 9 CymmerDrift Workmeii (additional) 4 7'0 t Cardiff Liberal0Club (additional). -: ...

... ?? Alex. Henderson., Beauly: tl I Aex. Macrae. Confhouset .lcebn Paterson. Bl blair: John Diewar. 'Tranacoil t James Morrisona and Hugh MNorrison. Beaufort. Sir John Moss, C ?? Lovat in the forma~tion ofb the cops. is at pre-sent the guest of hi.' lordship ...

... PA. P. r. as] Evans, .Cardigan; Sergeant .Rees, E Comap-ny at Pembroke; Corporal Aston, G Company, LIMni pu dilo; Privates G. WV. Da-ie3, WV. Gongh. V. in Thomas. and .V. A. lWales. A Compatey, Nil- di ford: Private J. WV. John, B Company. Raver- m fordwsest; ...

... is anxious only by gentleness or conei- i liation to bind up and heal the wounds of his country. But the quotation from Grattan I | with which he embellishes his patriotism will I meet with. immediate approval. Mr Healy has himself proved its absolute ...

... foilow-in- the precedent of 1782-which it may incidentally be noted secured the establishment of what is known in history as Grattans Parlia- ment. It is a curious pendant to the hearty send-off given by the Prince of Wales to the Imperial Yeomanry at the ...

... GOVERNMENT MAJORITY OF HOUSE OF TM. Spanks/ tooktbe thesis sicetly whet o'clock. Mr JOHN REDMOND. as charms sire reunited Irish party, rear the followir *read • molt to the Mime t—'• We barer, represent to your Marry lima dm coins when the war ea pewees ...

... three men, named Edward Say, John , 'urns and James Miller, Americans in the employ of the; Peter Conley Manufacturing Company. The men were removed to the ho-: Enital, where Say died soon afterwards. Burns has both arms brnlken, and Miller has serious ...

... the colonel referr6d to the readiness with which se the the Volunteers of the country had responded th s' to the call to arms, and he also said he had bh st. every confidence that those men would acquit t1 nel themse'ves worthily in the ranks of the ...

... fter at m - -t ,arigan nistincr of na,-tives b -Z ~~ purpos~es. ICOMMjudsant, I i Sr.x man said in his reply that he Onlv armed natives ti o c(tire guards. At m dnighit, on January 20, a e Si r ifs' took place between ?? working parties, tl the Doe'- ...

... thie men to go unuder canvas th -for a whole month. We be CARDIFF., A DIFFICULTY SIR1 JOHN GUNN FORESE ES. ha This was one of the pdiuts referred to 'by Sir C 51 John China in an interview -which one of our W E 8representatives had with him.m t 'Where ...

... soltion of the preblema Tb. fact that the Boers have invaded Zlu- had, and that other natives have bee em- a played by them as armed comzbatans, quer- tin arie wbather the Government are re El slvedtoadbeeto the ?? Mr BaLfoar last ctober that native tropa ...

... the study of drill, one stlionnen per fsn• niebt to villa 'beetles. It le settnisted 'het be Monday, when the list will desk arm* of 1,000 ' seems will two been ressieed. OaApies Übe carolled decieeassa eon beams at the Tows Ball end at the Chamber of ...