... Welshmen in America. Mr Edvard G. Davies (formerly Newtown) sends the following interesting account the Welsh festivals in Chicago. . , . The anniversary of St. David waa celebrated in Chicago in manner worthy the Welsh residents of thatcity. Ths auditorium ...

... JUMBO IN AMERICA. Mr. W B. Tegetinetar In th* thus writes about old friend Jumbo: - Having taken part in th* discussion which excited by th* sale, tbo Council of the Zoological Society, tho African clc- Ehant known Jnmbo, I have felt much intercat in ...

... THE WELSH IN AMERICA. Seme of our countrymen iu the United States do not show much sympathy for the Old Country. The Dryeh contains evidence of their advocacy of Protection in the face of the state of the tin trade tin Wales. Bev. J. A. Jones writes in ...

... LYNCH LAW IN AMERICA. A HOBBIBLE SCENE. ...

... MR. DAVITT IN AMERICA. CniCAOO, SUHDAT Mr Michael Dsvitt addressed meeting of ths Irish societies of this last night. Mr Finerty, exmember of Congress, presided. Fifteen hoc send presons were present, including Messrs. Pstriek Egan and Alexander Sullivan ...

... the competition of other countries in English markets America, he said, ships no sheep-or mutton, comparatively; while Australia and New Zealand ship no beef, and hence do not compete with America in fresh meats except so far as mutton takes the place ...

... Fearful Accidents in America. A collision occurred on New Tear Eve on the Baltimore and Ohio Bailway within sight and sound of the capital which far exo-de the Atlantic City disaster last October in point of horror, and nearly equals it in number of killed ...

... The Teachers’ Trip to America. In today's issue a correspondent expresses what seems to be popular misconception concerning the appointment ot tour Montgomeryshire school teachers to visit America tbe of the Moseley Commission. The writer ignorantly snppoaea ...

... The Teachers’ Trip to America. The other week, in answer the misconceptions of correspondent, we explained that the (our head masters selected by the County Education Authority to go to America in connection with the Moseley Commission receive no public ...

... A VISIT TO AMERICA. Miss Davies communicated with the Governors, intimating that she had been appointed one of the delegatee to America on the Moseley Commission. She would be sailing before speech day, but had made the necessary arrangements for the ...

... THE IRISH QUESTION IN AMERICA. Bditor of the Montgomeryshire Express and Radnor Timet. Sir, —I am sorry to And from the £ryr«. which I «it weekly, how Proteetint Wales fl*htm« for one Kale for Ireland. Wales never made such a mistake. It is Eome Bole ...

... SHROPSHIRE SHEEP IN AMERICA. At the great Detroit show which took J place last month, a shearling ram. bred by IMr Kichard Brown, Ku vton-XI-Towns, Shropshire, took first honours. This sheep, with others, was taken out by Mr Thonger, Wolfs Head, Nescliff ...