... M±UJBL)IULOGIUAL N~ O1Y13.I- QOUTE WALES TIDE TABLE . - - D 9 - 00 0, ~ ~ 0 I VX0i . i ; 3 : , i ?? ~ ?? S .w Zi i f Wednes lorni'g 3362 2 318 29 23 / da Evg4 6l2e65 3 49 3 9 3 6 n] Nov 13 ?? -1 71 29 0 31 9 31 8 20 2tl Thburn- Blur'ing 435 3 23 417! 33S 3 36 B dry 7I=~u I S 1l3 51 4 4S 1 4 614 - ] Nov. 14 1HeiLght 133 10l 30 10 53f 0 1 33 1122 2 ti n (id Mornin' 527 4 19 6 13 432 4 31 Nov 1 ...

... 'W - - , IIS. W ee: s brely beg' to i01 rauiilat they |a';Wesxh. 9?NotkIn S,,iet Boa the ?? tleiir '.'Tiraoeaction' n,r pi~it. I - s~eooietyl:,is, u,'dubted~ ding~ ,f'great work on. be-half of Welsh literature and Y iiatio.pqli, an wwithi tthe exception of the n of ymroieofr nrodonion, 'stands fore- s actions0-0niaain, inter alia, the five papers d rend at the different meetings during the , ...

... EDITORIAL ?OI?fMBNS? Ctions~. :,We 1ive,, in -a, vorild o s.h~amns eand .deceyltions.; Gdold silve, :diainondi;, petls t XilL chiina. t vails of othe ?? masters,. poet-: pre-bisboric ancsor-l] tinsin fee, tha~t : wvea~lth, ca~n buy or the collector h~nkersl I alter are now imitated, so that we can never feel safe that wve have thie 'real article. Even1 Mr. Gladstone's charaoteristiQ postcard ...

... - ~ ~ 7 ?? WELSE 'LADIES' C10IR IN AMERICA, ?? ; ' y'75- i , A DUTCH EDITORS 0ifNIo. OF. THf - E MR SpYIN-G @ .X The American tour of th/ Royal Welb' ILadies Choir included, the Alher night a visit to A-l1entown-a place vose populatift is made up prinoipally of Ge31nans and MOravians, The following day the jLlentan mrorie, whose editor is as Dutls he can bo, contained the follow ing, surmtu ...

... CHUIRUJ REFOR*VU V. AR IEETY O F 0VIEWS ON TE1 En lb lull SUBJECT.-: ,MAJORITr GIVE PRECEDiENE ut T-O PATRONAGE. 15 tro EPISCOPAL APPOINTMENTS qu CONSIDERED. . l pe PROPOSED FORMATION OF CON. thi SUJLTATIVE BOARDS, so an CHANCELLOR LIAS ON THE lbo till RIGHTS OF THE LAITY, : t du a S f a V , gil CRY OF THIE OLERGY FOR. A l*- YIt-NG WVAGE. 0' s tal CO. 'Ihe term Church Reform suggests ...

... | DEPORTATION OF CA RDIFF : . I ' ! : , IPAUPERS . .. : I' q, ?? A REAT4 INJUSTICE TO. IRELAND. A colple, of days tgo we publislied a protest iuade by ?? EBdard of Guardians against the deportation to Ireland of paupers from England, Scotland, 'and Wales. The case arose in reference to a man named Andrew O'Neill, who has spent the. best part of his time in Wales: but, not having gained a ...

... ?? - Mr. Fi'. C. Burnand, e'dlitor of 'TUne, Ui. staying at; Ifancombo. . . ?? Profesisor' BLoyd, of Bangor, i6 renising the' proof-sheets of his Ail Lyfr Hiunesa new t;work on Welsh lhistory. Y, Whten the new dean 'ill successiont to tbe e- Ver y Rev. Jasmes Allen is aplpointed he will he ier t4re tlhird diemn to fill flint position under tlhe hepresent Ilishop of St. David's. - Ir. A ...

... . EDITORUL COMMENTS. * The Monmouithshhie Chamber of Agrieul- - ture yesterday subnitted a long list of - reforms which it was suggested the Govern- - ment might take up and give legislative shaipe in order to improve the present deplor- able Wondition of agriculture. One 'of the first and inost pressing needs urged was the re-arrangement of lo'cal rates, The suggestion r.of the Central ...

... - i: i : I- I ' ?? ?? - S a:- AWARDS FOR 1896. Thle following ar-the scessful ?? for. the Craddock Wells' Scholarihlps at Cardiff- IAlderman S5anders' Schola~rshlip cC of, : Minnie Cooke, Canton Nation~al .tk Ihool. ' Georg-e Skrhnie, Roatth 'aalk _Board ,School; q 'Fred Skinner and De-vid. Hardoestle, Genire- a road Board Schooil; Alfred J. Blake, -Albany. 1In road Board School; Franc~s P. ~W ...

... ThiAIN ThGEDY 0-'NEAWR NSEATH, ft TRAV7ELLER: FOUND .DEAD :IN vA RsAILWALY0 CARRIAGE, .SHOT THROUGHI fTHE HEAD: . 00 - ?? 0A GUN. i ?? .FACE DISFGURD XBEYOND , ,. R 0R.ECOGNI ON. . ?? ;On Tuesday evening a terrible tragedy was enacted in the mail train tbetween Landore and Neatlh By this train a commlercial traveller, wvho .tppeared to 'be calledS C. H.- ~Rsdrave, 0 andZ to be lif the emiploy ...

... f SANTA CLAUS. A TREAT FOR WAIFS AND STRAYS. OF CAR)DIFF. It is always a pleasure to receive. oontribu- 1 f tions, articles, slhort stories, or letters bearing t . upon our Santa Claus scheme. On Thurs' 1lay we received the subjoined article. Our. i' readers should not miss reading it; ib is IL preflbty aw6te tale. This is F. H.'s article:- Give while it is called to-day, for the night r ...

... EDITORIAL COALMENTS. The pnamployed, especially in London, would seem to have only a mythlicadl existence. Last Saturday afternoon three orators went to Trafal.gar-square, with the object of addressing aL meeting of this class. To their surprise, they found, with the excep- ionn of a few policemen, not a solitary human being waiting for the speeches. Now, this argues on;e of two things-either ...