... ST. DAVID'S CIIAPEL, ?? ...

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... THE LAND OF THE FREEI JOHN B1uLL.- I sympritbiso with you, Cousin dofuthan, in your trouble; but tbough you turn up your nose At outj 4non~cbioa1 system of government, we mmange to settle our social differences a; bit better than that, _ p ?? A , I ?? ...

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... FREEm STATERS' SLIMNESS. .BErORB HTS FACEA. BLHIND HIS BACK. ,- ?? ...

... -THE OLD HAND HAS NOT YIT LOST ITS CUNNING. MAMOD, M.P. (reading I r. (Gladst.ne's letter): )I do. like this fr shpleneid Ilg t Mr. D. A . Tiiomoa, XIP. (also roailng Mr. olmst~ono's letter) : ' Ttsi in the very thing f Cro~at I ...

... THE uHOPE FOR RE-UNIONr: ,.OM.-I still chorish the hope tiht I may yet see the old treo grown together. ] JSQErH.- It's all nonsense tallcing like that, as long as that boulder remsans there. I ...

... TiE 9EVOLT OF THE FOUR. Mr. LLOYfG.GEor1G- There you are, Sir Williaxm, ?? how, they feel ahout it in Waloe. ...

... | The layor of Swamsee says the Sunday Cloing Act is a great blessing to the socialI d moral w r of the inhabitants of 1-swsea ?? h .°tesca *- * - A A * 1 fl * I - - |But be says nothing of the disgraceful ?? that occur regularly on Sundays whioh have ruined the reputation of the Mumbles,. ...

... SONG:- LISTEN TO MY TALE Of WOE! ...

... CHECKEDI ' All shrank, like boys who unaware, BRanging the woods to start a bare, Come to Vht mouth of the dark lair * Whsre, growling low, a fierce old bear L*ies amidst bones and blood.- `oratitS.' ...

... When Cardift is a city, And the new Towvn-ball is made, And the boundaries are extended, And the western sewer laid, With weeping and with laughter Still the story will be told How they kept the flag allying In. the brave days of old. ...