The Western Mail

THi: CONGliIXtiATlOXAL ii IN JOIN. Ti e jdxtee'ith a?Ss»mbly of the Congregational rlI: 1;X{dalg:}j' :\7r'11O;¡ I M'moriul-hii!l, F»rrtngJon-?{r-et, Lo.d.n,Pr?.1 ,J.y. fo-r. He*bi r Evan- p'eld,d, The Hev, Alexander Francis, a minister of the fritishand Anicricau Churcb ilnt. Petersburg, was introduced io tii9 awnibly, and -"fnlearoua'd to eoiist the sJ"mp\ltl¡ies vi" the CJureatioual Union in thrl Ruti. titmine campaign m Ku^iu.—The Rev. J. Calvell u ,;Jhws moved a resolution Hskinf; tbe mernbrs ti e unhn to endeavour to 8ecre the r,tnrn to i'? ltat at the coming (-Iection of iepr» senta- 'ives mi) wol tuppore measures c^Jcu'ated to promote peace, teuip°rance, social purity, and improve the condition of the rull ol the people, '1fI.1 urging ffcuewva exertions in fhe -e ut ¡'l"t,oli,hl1'l'nt in Wales alld Sc(,tlal,t:TJ¡e if-lution w.»s seconded by the Kav. Uilitm ('r"!c1p'J. Livefp->ti.\ awl carried ununrmQusJr.- The Kev. T. J3. Knight, in an address said it was tne aiiii and thy giorv of village Congre^dtionisu 0 r» tueay tho^e 1;E,i1::t5;; I ;.i r- ui cf C >n^rc^a'ionuhstu.— TheR v A. I). i'Mh. p denoufiCcU the unnectss^i y multiphcati ji: 'i chpt;1.. in I; uy which had weaker¡e..1 > he resources and the Influence of their Church iu t tie country districts.—A discu^swn toliqwE"d.- rhe Rev. VV. Og'e, in a paper, "How Difficulties in Vituge Churches may be Overcooae," t"e," difficulties could n"t be overcome until tf.Te < a ch nge in their method of work in vtll ll:" a,al a ciitinge in the attitude of the town churches and their lDember towards tha viiUge church^.—A discussiOn foiJ0wed, aud the sittiug was* adjournvd. THe closinj; nit ing was held at night, and was deVvdd to nJe con-idt-ntion of Jcju] questions.— r"e Itev. flert'£', t Ev;wi», president of the Union, {;(,ClJpÎt;j (be (.'1. tr, and snid th,.t was the first rneetint» in reference t^ social questions that bud been h»ld in couoectirJU wålh the Union. Though the attendance was not large, he iioped that m^vernvrt "oult1 spread. In Wal-s ?,r? alive to ,he i-P"?tnce )f social work.—Mr. j C. R. W. Often read a paper on «' Foot-law Reform fn the PhiJafishropJC W^rk of Our Churches. —Mr. K. U't-enwood deah i,l. ti,, qUtstÎouof "ViDa^] Lror !ri» s," and t:e aid the b"->k n,ed, of villages \"a5 nf:vr nqr 'an at prt.pIJt. and thp mu!ti- I f.ktu:\J:' b,I,'1 t 1';iI;I;I!Ih\I\IS I I- k-,i upon is auiouc the facilities which would "olp tp ?)f??)?-tiff'h['6"'e'?? member of loc il boird^nr ot'ier authorities wouid r«ont'"t PcMiv-nent brn"ht on the district mi which th°r rpsid-«J I" brlJ)in uch a schema I,' n .ucc"tul i^u.—At'uT discussion, ti?? pro- cleditJgs h:rm I n'Ah'd.

NKW CONOWfcGA'I'lONAL CHAPEL AT HTDWA>. A rit-it Congregational chapd hag jut be," erected in hpd«a> tt.r"ugh the blurry and instvu- inyntalitr prHu ipalr ot Alderman Henry Anthony, ,J.P., the R.'V. Dav. Richards inn r of Bethel CII"I'd, C-i'Tpni iy, r. John }{owamt, and other ni-iKi*. 'fH I,u:ldwg has ■.•ten t-r^c'^d a! a {ot If £ *i28, (f wh:cli tlie ""tn of £244 hils already lvu suoscriivi. 1'11.' lHuLhng is 39: IlJn t?y 34, *» ide, and it h*H at\ o.»nn•• .iation s,t 320 1;-pi, 1'U':II\:inan' openiiisj >ervic s wrre I.Hid Orl MoinUv i-i l l'tn nday", ano the t T raj opening took place tin WfUnt-s .i.. a"! the f >il"winjf ministers (,tH. ?te? :-?th. K.?. ??. W?'u.s. Mncben D. J 'on, Kudrv T. M^^ycwn.nier; I. VVilii'tn 11 IVdi; I ,wt"oIryn Thomas, 6r..e!'i..ell and lo: T Jtnk.n>, Y■•rndMlf. All ■ < services were w.dl a'wmieu, alld It e sum Qt .£14 was collected tOA, hqu dating tn.« :ilnu,.1 plirllon of ine unt- o-ht. l'hp plans ot tne m,w chrLpel sne»e r-w t!y Mr. Kd!uund Jont-s, Cavrpniny, and tin-i\.nrr u t w, 1r. ft.O 1.')S f{(.'3¡t:rt iU rd Ca- rphid\.

THE COMINO (JKNEKAL EIjIOC 1'ION. I 'm!r)?'r!<"?-?'?'??'" WI:st isiiuuixnis. I Ove 0f ti e 1!O< it", i-. stint; fliI'l1g::L's in thp ciluârlg' eled rd :an"a;1I \,i 1 h t n c iiten 10 -I e; I lllte- r'ntiD" run is.i mu' li tn'iauio "t H'iV r«'.il doubl as t I till) i.-sii'1, bll oil Hivount of til- a<9"Cni'ii>ns úf tlie coils' hu ni-y a'l,1 the jitrso.iiul uf tlni c.,rldi.. tnrüugÎl p.e.:f,tlH, one of the tn ist heur gen.us combinations of cii»ers.i Intares s to be fouJ ill the wbol-i of tlw Uniie.l K n^il iui Here the four puirus of the comp is* convolve, tiie rich ami the poor inert t-jgeil-iT in as pniiii-euoiH » crowd »* the » (.'laveMiril—J ii-kjiir.l men on.I fiirmers, ngri- cullur 11 Jab)u,"lr IUllf lisheriueu, the faddluries of lialf p.iv auj the oleaginous ghopicrai, all 1 1 b-i bin the eelecti .'ii of vue wan to represent the lot. Tim present Hirunsemeiit could onlv have Ik'in born in a compvnuiiie—that devicu which, according to eo many, is the big wl.e I in the woild'n protjresi-atui the ilioical results which always follow compromise are ilius- tra'd in a very s'liking manner in the piebnUi composition of the 1) ¡rouglis. In the old dny.-i, before the union of (lie tw.i sets of boroughs into oiiccnmtitiifncy.it w is not always easy to dove. tnil the various interests in each, but the task must have been t, bagatelle t1 tll& present problem All this argues lbe exceeding nrc'sitr tlmt the memler chosen should b B lunny-side.i man, oe tllrf. lug fily c nveisant with tllell and ttJings,klwwn t > and klJvwill every p ut i f the constituency. lr speak. for th sitting lUeiluer, áJmirt\1 Mavne, C.B., tl at he is at the md ot an alinos: septenmiil periill1 of service its l'atliannntary rt- presentative held in inci easing popularity amongut his constituents, and tha' tLe promise of his t:iuiiitiliaiit re-election is very bright, Admiral Mayne tought the tat with bir. H, (i. Allen in 1SS5. and fail.td but a rear laier, Mr. A Jenhavioo beconi# a Uni 'tiiit, Admiral Mayne tiied a lalj Willi the ill-stirred poet of Peub.yn, anil won. At the coming election he is to be oppose.1 by Mr, Et'1 LJU AiI"u, pf whom the ehkr. indeed almost WI. ollly, thing; known is tint he i* a number of the Allen family. In yens &"n" br that fact would have t. 0') him ill good 5tcaJ in fI I'arlhmentar, Iection or aoy stiuggle wherj tsrritoiial influetica tells in Pembrokeshire, lint those day. are gone by, for. in addition to the glOwth of tha sentiment of popular Control—the idea of the dem"cmcy-t!le Alien family is a house divided against itself on tho Home Kule question, and we know the inevitable resull in such casts. One other thing is known o fIlr. Allen—this lie has been carefui to declare over and over agin-Damely. that he ii pr<p.red to accept and advocate any set of )pin¡on$ tht,) mujority of bis party may tliiuk fit to present to him. We mistake the temper of the 1'embroke and Hav. r- fo.west ""ruughs very much if such a programme cotnminds the majority of their votes. 1IIr, Allen's supp irters candidly admit they do not look for a iniijprity in any part of the boroughs except at 1'eir.brOK,' Dock. Several of the other places ti??v acktmwie goo will go Hgiinst them, while in the relTlaindet the tight.. lik. 1. to be evenly balanced. But in Pembroke D ck they clsim 10 hold a mnjirity which will sweep the hoard. We believe there is a good deal ,f opportunism in Pembroke Dock, but we cannot believ.; that even there the inijority of the electors are prepared to go the wii"le way with Mr. Egerton Allen in the" open- your-mouth and shut-your-eyes 00 operation. Ami UtAL :)L\ Y:-fE, C,B., PBKSliNT MEM 13Bit. (Fioiu a photogtaOi by Mr. Edwaxils, Eihhguard) Adniital Majne, C.H., M.P. fo>" Che Pembroke cind H\'erf1rdwi'st is, on his father's gille, of 1rih extraction, anti his gnindiathei. Mi I'M ward Mayne, was an Irish judge. The subject of out sketch was born in London in 1835, and was lils second son of the late trir Hie.imrd Mayue K.C.H., who was well known as Chief C uemissioner of PdJia for 4.0 »«is-frooi the time of the forma- tioll "f the fold In 1359 to 1863. Young Siiyne w,u educated a: a priVI,t. sciJo:,1 Ind at Eton, and went to ei at the early age of twelve yeurs on board her Mij sty's ship Inconstant, under CiVp- t.vn John Shepherd, having as one of his mess- mates Mr. (aftei Captain) hurgoync, V.C., who so sidiy periehi'.d in the loss of her Majesty's ship, Captain. Three years later Mr. Mayne was ap- pointed to the Cumberland, flagship on the Notth American West Indian Station, bearing tiie flag of Vice-admiral Nr txeoige Seymour, grand- father oi tiie piesent Marquess of llertfor.l. In 1854 Il" was appointed to the St. Jean D'Aire, commanded br Ciptain tho Hon. 11. Keppie, now the distinguished and well-known Admiral of the Fleet and K.C li. Mr. Mayne WHS In tho Balllc ot 1854, auù at the COlD- mencement of 1855 wenl in tila ship named to the hi<ck s.-a. He h id-i shareintheexpediti.il tf) the oi iivit, and, having attaiued the rank then calle 1 "mate" (now denominated sublientenaut), was in c.'iarge -It one of the lauuehes of his ship. He saw all the s-rvice in that expedition, under tiie orders, fil'.st ol Captain Edmund Lyons (son of Lord Lyons) and afterwards of C tuuiandev S. Osborne. On ihe Mturu of the boats to thyir ships Sub-lieutenaut Mayoe was pioaioted h> Lord Lyons into a death vacancy which ha i occurred un he station, and sent hack intu the Se i of Az ,ff Rd st-cond-lieutenant of H,1.S, Curlew, j where he 'w 'Ii ihe remaining service up t" 11,? I:t\I':1 t li;ll'KI''Iev' ttJ:1 these services the Baltic medal, the Crimean medal with tse.L.P.l ,,?J Azoif clasps, the Legion of Uot.oui, and the Turkish war medal. On his rei urn 10 EngLutJ Mr. Mayne was appointed second-iieuienaiH of H.M.S. Plumper, uooer Cal. t?n (nuw Sir) George Richards. K.C.B..?' pruc»eded tJ th --Iv'Y of Vancouver i.I.tI. 011 tlio West CORn 01 llritish Columiiia, Captain Kchaids being one ot the comtUis::uorler. wit!1 the Into !Jmir31 Pr">V", for deciuiDo tlie tJollllll.y be,e. the Uniteu States and Engllsu giound, which had beeu foi ome time in dispute, and which led to I 116 some- what celebrated San Juan question. After four yeats in thH Plumper, 1\ portion of the crew of tne .att.T, i,Iu,l, L?e.t, .Nla5ti?, Wa4 turned !,?..r to H.,Ii 8 Igleca,t" was sent out for tne purpose, nod Mi. M .yie wns at this time .,?d, fi' S' Ii, u,alll, slnltly atierwarda 0" 1860) bmng prounteJ to cotnimndiT for tJiq services in conntction with tin; B undary Coininis-i1 n. In 1862 he was appointed cuntninuor of H.M.S. Eclipse, and went- t,) Itl!d N^w Ze«) »nd, liking 'HU! in ►'V'-cy ei;^H^O'»Pi t in tj¡ Ma n War «d 1853').uuti[h<"??'?'.y ""m)!?da' Rn"t,'oiu, tin Hie Wé\iah River, November 21, 1863, i?, which £ »*rv)ct> lit* wa> mady captain a-io I'K r.:¡L1 received Ihe New Zetland medal. to the I lou.inand Ilf i.er Maiesiy's ..hip Nassau for tile suiVt V ui the S rui^ or .\Ir\J(l-II;U1,t being detiued tie-irable ut Ihat. timet on account LII tilt trade with lugs fUa oeu# p:t..sill t!nough ta s1raits, t > gremJy en;I thu CI¡¡Ut.. ami "rll.l the wúrk ori^uiHlly dUH ?,y CalJtain K't.s» an<i Fiizmy up \0 the (a? L?,irti )f modem < ?qtz remett whicH ql'1Ua.IHe muct» nv re (Jet II i1 <1.111.1 ch:u t úll a larger sc de than w pjss ble or requisite ill tlie tmjs of s;«ihitj» ves^ets It 1111 very Hllliled ttade. On the Mtar:mg of thf Picitic M<ul u-.d S-eamship Comnanj's in e of steamers their firsi vessel, [he S: Jigo, was wreckiM (Iulsi te of u.<- i::1Y of M -icy» in tlie we> er- entrance lo lite s raits, on r-. 1 «•( n-cks wbioii di^c-Vrreu by t .e N t^jni a tt-w dav-* pre^ioiHly ;n & vuy uuideasaio. roaunei. iter M-iiv^ty'^ s! :tl b ':1\ t.eitiv riH- there hernelf. Tneic had bel. n1 ti'no td tiivf war. io<; of tois reef 1I'J(Jr lie S" J,L;O :°, On ttu* r.rlc, tllj\ the wimit 0" 'he crew and iu^f'iitf.ria (t«» 'he number of about 200) wimii ta -n .,n h\ the :Lill1 «nd "gl" Iv M,nt.j. h-o. Alu;r thu-r y« a.S on the N kS.a'.i i.ip'Hin M: y ni'. ii tu"if.i to li:s«;iand, wher is IstflPieC'i we.e oe k nowlt'diied in a I- t"I h)n.).yt!!t'.?hi..?y.t"1670C?t?mM.tvr(. !U!trr??H)?['"n? a dauah'er of Sir Thomas I)i;iit, whu w;is i If many y«*ars wdl known 1(1 tbe China tNd', aHJ by i,, lias had i-«ue t wo toVn at? M'od?UK''?'?''?'S'?"" Mayne only "l to *ru f", a sl?or: tím. in 1875 ??," he 'c?<?'n'?H.M.s.v.ncibh-. In 1879 he attained the rank IIf 11- r admiral. Admnai Mavno's i>; Juit;ul c onmenc "d iu 1885, when he unsuccessfully contested the Pernor ke and II • vrrh>rdwest Bi-iouelis against Jr, Henry Allen, Q C„ the sitting JUibenil memn« r., In 1836. Kir. óll," having reigned Irs feat oil IU'l'H\)411 Qf IJj YOtl1 against Mr, Giadet ai^'s Hllwe: Kul'i p' l cy, Admiral M »yue retwrue for tho i orongh* wtUi a niiijority of 272 over Mr. Lewis M'rri, M.A., the p t»tt and lias at for that con- btitueucy tvor since. jdmiral Mayne i 1\ tlUP- porter of Lord Salisbury's Government, und thoroughly upproves of its geDfti-Hl policy. While he is altogether opposed to uny UHHtsurC wlJid. may lead to tile disruption of the bmpire, he is strongly In favour of Colonial fedr.lati )1), "Dl desires to aecuie tiie fuliesC measure of j,ik" f,?? Ireland, i* 8 for any other part CC the king- dom. ObVIOUS'f, Adunrd .yne is p. i cularly interested in the ""ck)ard and in naV;1 J matters, Rnd is, cone4t1ent1r, tlltt btalt id tul repiesuntativH of such a con- stituency as that of tb* Pembroke and fiaverford- *est lloroughs, ClIllllticted as it is on all sides witli ihe l'I'. In (flier to ..up himself most thoroughly aufalt (111 navai questiontiv Admiral Mnyne has ac« eoinpanicd tie deet during the torpedo experiments at Milford Haven, und hq: be?.l? in ull the actions lt,g I I. naval munceuvres. 11? has published Four Years iu British Columbia and Vancouver," and a book ulI madne surveying, a well 1'18 several of «-xM- rations, 6u.\t tiie latter b ill pubM^hed by tlie R -ya! Geographical S cieiy, of Wl11Ch the gall,ut admiral is a member Th lion, member is unremitting in his endeavours 10 oioiroie tl intete-La oi his constituency. Unhko tho blatant scif-seeker? who ate too o mm 'ti t""¡I\Y, hu does tiie work quietly and un <M*ntatiousiy, and is not, for ever trumpeting Itb own prunes in the piper?. His poliiicnl enemi.s have tried to rob him of ti. credit which :s his due for the decision of the Admiralty L-? place the guard-hip Bi*:lerophou in the Haven. We have, however, indubitable authority for ating Un.tth?dM'?i?nWiiawhcHy duo t.? Admiral Mnyne's influence. In p?,I,i?g the ?tt?re,ts of his constituenc y Admiral Mayne has ;f¡I:: o;I'\iC'i li:s,Je, 1 type, .?dit is something of a jok« against him in the H"Usp and amongst GoverUl\lent d-part- nvntal oflu-ers that lip is for ever wanting pome- tiling for Pembroke Dock. MR. C. F. EGISRTON ALLIEN, GLADLITONIAN CANDIDATE. (From a photograph by Mr. S. J. Allen, Pfitsbroke Dock) Mr, C. F. Eprton Allsn, now resident at Tenby, who hns bePII selected to lead tlie f)rlurn hope of the Separatist party in the Pembroke and Haver- fordwest troughs agninst the popular sifting member, Admiral Mayne, C.B., was born in India on October 14,1847. He i* the third surviving son or thd latt: Mr. Charls9 Ailen, of Tenby, who wis formerly a member of the Legislative Council ot the Gove.uor-Genera! of India. At the time of Ir. Egeitnn Allan's birth his father was a judge H A,.af near whh'h city lr. C F. E. A!In -a, uom. fh "uhject ('f our sklch wi? bruught to ElIgJ.¡m11 ?.1851,ann?a<rm.rcdhy?ibunc)e, the !<e?.W. Alien, at Bnsheston l:p. tory, being edunttd ftt E'on and S'. John's College. Cambridge, taking his B.A. tsenior <ptime> III 1870. Hie father and > "iJ»ei returned to England in 1857, just before the Mutinv, and from tliat time till his death, in 1834, lr, C. arles ,Hie" was a prominent figure iu t., social, municipal, "nù political life 01 Tenby Illd tiie boroughs. Iu iiiose days Alien was a 1 tm to oonjuiv wiih in ti e Pembroke Borough*, but •' ictiaM is written on that record now, aUt, im this Home Rule quistioo the fanidv i one divided against its< if. At Trinity Term, 1871, Mr. Egerton Al.'«n was c^lUd to 'he B»u ami wt-nt the Noithem ircuit for some timu. 1:1 1873 Mr. Aden 1877 (Ved at Calcutta* holtiing a few Im1wr app- int- 11I"'lt and ourailling a fair amount or maetke. In 187711?-.Eg Allen removed to British Burmalms (iovernment advocate, aod in 1879 to >k a holiday "t home. 0'1 his return tl) India the fdlrlwing vear Mr. Ege:t >n All m uried for a short time a K corderot k'1OO'I(I, which was iheuioiunir>an} nfficial appointment he ev<-r held, aud in 1883-84 was again appointed to tilat post. In 1864 Ir, AI/en came home for another holiday, Rnd took 8 imud it nssuring his relative, Mr. H. ü. Allen, y.C., in hi* fight with Admiral Mayne firths represent -tion ot' th« Pembroke Boroughs. At the .n.1 of 1885 Mr. Egriton Al en returned to India f'T a couple of years, and at the commencement "f 1888 again l,ft that countr<. raking a long ?.y r-ui'd through China .ad J"pan, reaching this country in the autumn of 1888. Under medical advice Mr. Aden 81 ,ent twn winters in S" itzerlatJd. Then, in the «prii>g of 1890, he was geUcteU by the Separatist pa^ty m tlie Pembrokb and Haverford- west Boroughs as candidate in opposition to Admiral Ma" yne. Ir, Allen accepts the whoie of tn* famous Newca*tle programme, and goes beyond it to give tne Parliamentary franchise, but not seats in Pailiament, to) women. Since his selection Mr. Allen has been doing his best to make himself knawlI to the constituents of the Ivorought, III the hopb oi winnin g the seal at the next e¡pcti¡m. In 1S91 he was married \> Elizabeth G"r¡:il1, daughter of thr, I.ta Nlc. William Wilcox, of \hi!burn. :;undml.n.1. Be IS a member of th. Oriental Club,

THE CHURCH IN WALES. SPEI Cll BY THE DEAN OF ST. ASAPH, The D?.? ,f St. AMahdwedwhathe member? nftbf United tiuij on Friilay at St. Jaioes's-hall,, London, ami ait.'rward" Rddre.,ed I hew on the Church 'inWn?a. Mr. Hayes Fisher, M.P., Mr. Balfour's prlvae secretar, occup'ed ,he chftT, i und atuongat others prt-awnt ly interested iu the question wa9 Mr. Byron Reed, The dean, though nnt endowed wi h marked oratorical p?,wem, 181 far from being an un ir>pre>-ive speaker. He has a verv pleasant vein of quaint humour, and though never bitter, he cer aiuly has the knack of rubbing in very smartly when ori'ii-ising fouie ol the many misreprepenta'iuns"f the eneinies of the Church in Wales. He commenced hy shoeing that English Churchmen were attacked q'lite as much us their friends in Wilis by thedi-e-iiablishmeot movement, though Ie's directly. The policy of the advocates of s -billed religious equaliiy wai to deatioy tlie Church In piecemeal manner. Tiiey d'siied tn desiroy the unity of Church orgaiusntion by di:es,oJbhil1i: aud dis- endow hit; the Church in Wales, and tiius estah- 1i-11l1I:: religiuns inequality within tlie Church as a wlnde. Referring to the statement that the Church in Wal-s was sit alien Church, the dean said I i ,had noticed that tIizi cry was not S. strong .,i form.rly, le fact t,,t at least one,third,d the population of Wales was cmipnsed of En.lish-sp9aking Hi. dents \\310 surely not ia support ot such » cry, n ir with tile statement that the Churcb was out of touch "it" the Welsh peorle, Tile dean then ve-iuired a.-iO'S the borderland "f S'nis- tics. He quoted fi.4 which showed that not half of the people cf Wales, including little children and doubtful adherents, were N')lIc""forlUi-t., and he then slyly aslied the cluo t,1 forgive tl1W if he ventured io ui lik e a few guesses as to figures which were lerfs clearly prtven, seeing that the opponents of the Chuich were so fond of d'ling the same thlllg. However, lie mauft very few guesses, iis matter of fact, (referring to trust to rigures to which Mr. Uee himself takes no objection. The dean himself did not altogether approve "f religious censuses, but he could not quite make out why his opponents *honld object to a relig:ous census for \1e. and support it elsewhel t', That seemed rather inconsistent. Then, as 10 the language question, he himself was very much attached to the vernacular. He knew it-as the club might, perhapi, guess by his acceDL-long before he knew the English language. Still, it was not to be denied that tho latter languige wns gradually becoming the one language of Wales. Within twenty years he ventured to think it would be understood and spoken throughout th. whole Principality. He was not, a political parson him- ,If. He had, in f,et, never voted in his life. But he coufested to his hearers that it was possible he might have to reform ill this respect, whereat the club-which is ill great part ..I political candidate.- applauded loudly. Continuing, the Jean reminded tlie club that after all ti.e WtMi Nationalists (luJd t-uy about unanimity on ihis ques- tion tin fact remained that the Churchpeople in Wales ought, jt ideally represented, to have thirteen members of Parliament, instead of five, as at present, including Jlonmouth-liire. It was rather curious that the louiiest Liberators, such as Mr, Llord Ueorge and Mr. O-borne Morgan, were only rtturnert at the last election by majorities of twenty anti 26 They seemed, however, to have forgotten this little fact. He concluded by showing that Welsh disestablishment was a rung in I he ladder of Welsh Home Kule. He hoped that every seat in Wales wouid be con- tested by the friends of tlie Churcil at the next general rlectiotl,-Jr. Boscaweti, Mr. Richards, and several other gentlemen more or less known in Wales took part in the t'ubate that followed.

In the course "f three hours batting at Oxford on Thmnd;»y Nlr. C. B. Fry, who scored 105 runs against sixteen men ir. the field, obtained two sixes, one being a splendid bit over Uw pavilion.

I THE OAKDIFK BUILDING Silitilif". I riil-Si'NT POSH ION. There was nothing new ill teg reI to the Cardiff bllildiilg trade* dispute on Friday, mttel8 re- maining cx-.ctiy as t .ey weiv. The men express a beinj.; 1'010 tldent of finding places at «ood r ites of pay f-r ail tiieir 111 n, and they sey they are bui keeping in the town the young men, Who do not mind a holiday, for picaer duty, and those who have esiablished horns Bud 81e not It that neither aide appears nuxi-us to open up negotiat ion-. I I): II appearing 10 mk e toe matter as une ot a holiday. Dispute money will he paid to- ,j"y (S"tur,I) to ali the well yet ut. In reo ference io the statement that there are 40 towns in winch the carpenters and joiners are receiving oioro in-.ney thaulhe Cardiff employers vita, Viz., 8Jd. per hour, the latter assert that London is tne only town in which a higher rale is paid. TO THE EDITOR 011 TifiC Wl bTBIiS MAIL.' Sin,—lo lvur ISIUt of t().w' I twe a leiter under the<"Jm(<< ?M'of"J.i?t.inwh!cuthewt?r w?u.dt.)yL"?t)t(t'epubhcb??v<UMttheonty tL., thai k.?p,, h p,"tICU" b,b walking tll stre.ts was nii re.v a bll of eentil11\m! ou tile part of Ihe em plovers. I would, however, put a fact before the public which, I think, will idiow tliein that il is something more than inero senti- ment which cau-e.5 the inasiers to say they require Iih right t, manage their bllil18C5 in the way that suits them best. Th- puulic already know that the firm of hioweh am; i>, having some Very llrgenllJJatler OIJ harHJ, g vv.- ill to tlie dtIDIUlds ul he men raiher than their work should be delayed. As a reward tor this concession, mark tho nex action uf Messrs. Howell and Joiners. 0.1 Monday the managei puton a j liner who happened (j bu a rWlI-VwonÚ;r. JlVmeUJate,y th81l1n lound this out they gave noti, e that they would all stop woik if theiu an was not discharged. And I am told the man hud to be paid "If losilisfy their demand's. Now, 1 «ill ask the public where is our boasted Brliis\1 lib. rty. Is a mall to tie starved into Join- 1111( Unions SilaJj not a man I avo the freedom TO sell his labour in ti e b.st u.aikel aud how he chooses, instead 01 being boycotted by a tyranni- cal and slavirdi Unionism.—i am, &  Cardiff, May ?"?" ?" AN U-STRIKElt. STIIIKR, AT NEWPORT, I TflK MASThKS diCFUSE AKBITKATIOX. I As a result of tho mass lIIeeliog of the weD 011 trike,lwld 00 Wednesday evening, a communication waa sent to the Master Huildlfli' Associatiou, staling tiiat rhe men were willing losuoinn t" queslion in dispute tu th Newport Conciliation a..örJ. the secretary of the master- aa^iciatiuli com- municated with tlie joini secietanes of the board slating that the masters would not agree to the pr po-al. "Ihis the men think is a sign of sur- rUlh11-r, and hs it is tlie tirt tune the conciliation board has been needed they say it is not of much service if tiie masters will only use the board wilen they are quite sure of winning their ca., The Ulen are more determined ti¡811 ever to hold out. THE PONTYPRIDD STRIKE. I A meeting of the Operative Masons Lodg^ was hell ou Thursday at ihe Sportsman Hotel, Ponty- pridd, when a res 'lution was paste l c itidemning 110 action of tbe wet) board in appointing clerks of works who were not, masons to superintend the construction of suoSldiarr ewrs, where a good deal of masonry would be r, quired, and the feel- ing was expressed tnat voiing on such a question hy the Ileal board should have bean open aud not by Iiallot. The men are very determined in their attitude, and comphlll thai the employers' state- Inent I haL they are now waiting tor the approach d the men is incorrect. They ha. they said, ,,?f, i ly told the empl"ye.. they will make nO more advances tor a settlement, but are ready to negotiate when tbe employers come to them. A 'I". meeting of the men is to be held in Taber- nacle-square to-day (Saturday).

NEWPORT. I By the refusal of tll. master bilder-i to Allow the cl8i,D of the labourers to be referred to arbi- tration, it is feared that the strike in the trade wiil be a much more seiious one than was at first supposed. If the ttfusii is pasted in othei sections of the building Indus ry will probnb,y leave work out of i-yltit,atity. DEATH OF Miss Davis.—A Urge cir, l of friend, will regret to :t-am ol the death of Miss Louisa Davis youngest daughter oi Mr. Jarues havis C'oserva;ive ageui, wJiicii touk pbtce on Friday, at ht; tr.tht:t's ll\'U: G4, l1)Vt'taw.rHldt after a long and ui?tr.&sing »|;iks-. 4ir. Dtvi- lisg duriug the last ten vI" twelve uiunth- lai his Clip 01 bitterness ful> tu tile brlW, HIII.t I,¡. wife 10 September hbt, after 80 1iJOSS winch had praciicilly prostrated litr for years; he w". per- s nally laid .sille for a iong pern.-d by very sm-ie indisposition, aud uow c >tnes tlw ueatu of iiis youngest daughter to add to his sortows. ll. Davis h i& t e sincere ejmpAtiiy 01 Ili. wide circle hi friends.

SWANbKA. I AT the next usktino of the Swansea County Council a recommendation will be made ttint in regard tu the freedom of the borough wbicb had been conferred on Mr. Stanley, but which he had not yet been to fetell," the example of Cardiff shisil be followed aud the casket teut TO tiie ex- plorer. Uospital.—'The following is an abstract of tile house BUigeon's R* P ,rt to tile w« ekly boud frum MAY 5 to Nfiv 12:—-Indoor patients: Ke- niuined by last report, 77; admitted since, 19; DISOIIMRGECF C'ured aud r LIFVC 1, 11; dICU, 0; rfoolUahlÏrJf;í, 85. Outiioor Remaind t,y 1,.t r,,p,t, 331 s;n, 4C; ùischtir,,u cured AND relieved, 47 (lied, 1; ft. Meuical oiffcers lot the week l'ÜYSiCllill, Dr. J, A. RlwhnL:s; toiUr¡¡:"OD, JAOEZ RHOINAFT; T. CHTN| B-11 Grey, LIOUSE surgeon. NI W Vicauagb AT bT. Makk's.— Hiis building has now O<-> 11 completed, anu ill the occupalbu of the vicav. The VICNR IGE ,.as been erected fAt a COST uI £ 1,015, which was the amount ut the CON- TRACT. The whole work fit, beell carried out irom the desL-us of Messrs. J. Buckley VViison, F.R.I li.A,. and Olendmning Moxlmtn, M.S.A, architects, of this town, WTW have HITA g'1t:itt Xpt- nence in thh. d),s I)f buil ting. The COUTR'.CIOR? were Messrs. GUSlavus bro^ <>I ^WANSE Bewark OF CHILLS. TIMELY UEe OF Gwiiym Evans' Bitters bu ft?,, 8'" d.t. bill by warding off ch-fis aud fevers to wbicii many are so liable at this aeu(,J1l of the year. Pold by all chvmists. 5.1,)7 MH. Chapman h". TNE EXCLUSIVE fl;lit to pnoco- g.pi. t the Jfotb .,?d We., of k.g,?.d W t?? held in Swausea. &879M

CHURCH VFLLAGE. I Lawm Tennis.—A lawn tenuis club is being formed al Church ViI¡"Ue, Lholwit Vardre, bV Messrs. D. Keey, J. brvant, uid Whiter, tiio Mioses Bryant, and others. A fine plot of iand btl 'n¡: 111 I: to Mr»C. James tla. been piaced al the d..P.I of the club, and, inasmuch as the neighbou;i o -d is becomiug a fashionable suburb of P'^it; ,.n id, matciies are likely to b come populart me. Biliousskss, Nervousness and Low Si .M?,iily di,.pp?., u,,I,, course of Gwiiym Evan Qu,?'i.? Biltærl. It ?.. b-t ..I? uiscovcred, ana s >id e.ervwheft,O. 631

TKNBY. I Dedication OF A Chanckl ^'crfkn.—At St Mal) s C:IUIC:1 ti»f ch tn'-l :cren, wl i'-h has been en-cte I, at a cost vi £200, by ;r, Harry Hems, ul" Exrler, Iri-iu designs by Mr. A. l\ D iwa m, of Saundeistoo', has this we k been uedica e^. The ceremony YO", cnducted bv tl)»-L r<i Bishop of Brechiu (Primus of Ze tland), an >, in ad-lition to theciermyot St. Mury's thero vkH» it jarcatteri- dance "f clergy fro,)) m jghh 'urin^ ¡)arJh"8. We know <d notiiiug qua. to Gwiiym Evan*' Bitkrs forgiving a htabhy tune to th :!v'tm and keeping the blood pu'r" S-4<1 in 2o, it? bunks. 54?7

LLAKGENNKCH. Vjsstht.—it ft vestry m"tiiag, pre. ideo over by &I,. lIuckh\llJ, to ti l the scit on me t'Oard lOl guar,sia; s rendered v u-aut by I he resignation of Air. Robert Bjiiv-I) Me9srs. W. Buckland, T. Thomas IUld D. I* Atre nominated. Th result of the vniing, wi n. b-t!10¡, WtlS J£UUOUlicel1 as followsBuck u 6; lti<»tnas21; Lewis, 5, Astheno'niu.tti? t.t..<e??th<'17?ht'?t.. it is difficult io y.v m. • or tiio attnir wih tik-. Tbkhk «s nn n'IJ"Y diuaJ to Gwilvni Kvans' Quinine #itfns tor 1!:111¡.oll .?d Il- COH3qUtIt_eos H Y. ff,r t I n' n -», -.evet fails, g .-uta evciv- ?h?'e'. ?o?i'.2?.9J.'n:.i4?"'d.'o'?. ?7*

YSTiiA M MV.NACH, BMfFiT KsTFitTAiNMKST. — On Wednesday  eveolog, i; S ili? C:iu:ca Sciiuols, a "eU-atteDaed I ^nt»»rt«<iri'»ierit wa-i flPH, the proceeds from wtileh ar' to ;s!"i.,¡ William ().w1ín:(, 1\ 8V:!elUt\O'1 living neir p, n',vr-Cilia Hr»ok. wio h'l" be." ill for ninny ni in'h-* P"j(. Mr. M. Lin >.iy, Y:.¡I nul h finch Man-don, t't're1f trr Il1ge..t t,, n!fOrt,&1f1" iiu-nt wild trainfl the chil'.ie't wIll) tu;¡k j)irt. T'le condu!f.,j wi'li tMe '1\IIšh'1tli farce, "There -»:is au Od Wo uall WLO l.iv. d In a lcO' ttlü 'i'ul. It iIIH II.O II»»R beln >k- TI r>y Mis. M Liodsax. Mi-s L-wij, of Th" INrs- nass accompanied ih^-(.tii'S on t'1 pi ln"t w: ich Mi>s Ct?''<fH'tsi.i.V?I.sM?'yc?)dn"t.hint kindly lent I hi* s 1Iln:{ "f n.» N ,tiIJIH\1 Afn.n1II y !;«• perO'ineiS and ihe unii-nee hrOvijjfst Uia ent it uuinent to a Very pucc«-s foi co».e.

I ABKI.'AVON. KoL'kbT.— 4n inqii >: ?, n-ld F,id.y by the I cororu*r Pi! Cu hb^ris ,) touchir,^ fb j iinttii of tl»e cidld foiinn in t <e ? .t A t -ray',n OU Tnui'ai:ay. The jUIY leturo^d L "Dcaib f, suffocation.

I ABKiilUKM Local Bq*ki> —Mr. Ii. H. U js rrs'nled ar tho bi-n.oiuhiv UItC »n^« 1111 Friday. I: \»as rtp Jttid h it '><■' public vffcfv* n«»d b'H « b fr • n Puiduvhall Company at tlw pr«c- ot £ 1.759. Mr. La: i tit it, of th Great VNr-gern Uan- Aay Con.pany, wrote sratmg thit the c //nk.ai,y could n t at W't ent-r; tin Uie ipientivit of im- 'rled acc lnmodation a A bur lire aud Aberrant Sfsiti''n. 'ff, ch.ck was dlr('ct'J 'o take cajn^ei's p uion d" io wheto^r fhb KIC1 f tlie Kai!»-ty Co n- uiissioneis CUlllt Ie invoked in t,, m itter. SCHOOL H04&D- flit: rtturuiug ace ,ur;t Itr c 'lniucnng the rcellt elei tiou "a reieiv-a, anu it was determine tnat tile ma t^r (lJ1.Ollltj ov. r for a f ,rtUl"h( in oi der ti ac the c,erk might p I ue tlie S!I:e. Too total charges

KUYMNKY. APPOINTMENT —Mr. D ,vi I Lewi., the secrafufy to the Do«:aii Gas ( ompany (Limited), has beeu ■•ppointed b»*cre art" nud ma.rJagcr to th Kiiynirey li** C-mipany (Limited, ill >ucie^i-m t, Mr, åclliw;. who I e;oIr.;[¡e1.

i>ovrypjiii)U TH Pakk, l'O"i1'YPkILtD.-A foot and b:cj"'¡"- hai d:enp wi;} take dUc at the above par* au Satuiday, Ji.ue4 h, an Wi.it-M i.d.v, Jun 6th. vi. ?J'j /?t?. h. e.t?'? t?'. 't.0.'2.?  t<. r, i'l. T*.> milHJ oi^-n ila"d cap bicjoJe raee—ist urizf, ic 2 uJ1 3J6; 3-u, 10S. 1 ce liens for each en: It \\U t??'p:?-n 'fh'<nu<jt.y.OMMh?.?.?.d..)'mort<f? UJt- final hf-ats wiU be run. Hwl cmwstii ts may depnrt uy UJ" 1.4 p.m. :.rAW tu take p*rt iu oU1br ?p. aeerasary. Ih tlie aftrI!OIIIl. H '8t of 0; her attrac toUt. Eutrirs cioan J,?,?, 2'»d. Fur entry foims and all f.?tL., .h'[u?n?M. ".pt,)y U the NetireMry. v. e."y Thonus. Puuiyp.iUd. lUC9

MEUTHYR. FOOT AND Bicvcll l{"cr ANNUAL GatiJedo; t'.nyddr.tnP.M.'r'hyr,Wtn;-Mn.?.y.JuneMX' Open ;3: yrti. £.Iir:' vrízt: t"11 milt- uicd °P':u iuiidiLap. hl!t Lij truUII" handicap f, 13.2 ponies DI8t f,ruv £;0 tnttv form? r, Apply 1' ThornlU. Flyinouth Arms tuu. Merthyi. 13!?93

A13EIIGAV KNN Y. An Amatkcb Athijtic Mkktino (nude- the Kulei and Laws of th'; A.A.A. and NC lT.) \t,:1 take p i.1,? in Hail Palk. AtJrg\VIIII'. .?- V»Ut-il-Jii'iay. I. 6th..Prizes 1" ?'d of k 7 v. S»-vrij PI, :i:r:v' Ip.J77 t S-V¡ 'I; somerset Jum, Abergavenny. :50?.,

M-AVBLILUGK. SMOEE Lambert ""d butl^c'a Superfine Shag, in oaCkets. To be obtained of all 'l'ub.1ecollia"j and L"5'

THE DURHAM COAL STRIKE. XO SEITLEUEXT. A meeting cf the representatives of the Durham and met' wa- held at ..Ytc.tje on Friday. After the cOD{e¡'It:1-' tla,: listed trom noon until five p,m. it \\a"l officiary announced hat no settlemeot tiad bem a:rive « tit.

WOHK AND WAGI-S. KKiLDAU COL1.IEKY SihIKH. Altlnugb the tacts of tll. ai,put., at the above colli.-ry were referred to the sli(j¡ng"cal com- I mifee on Saturday I.,t and evidence Wli furnished by the company ."d h? w 'rkulen! it i: to be iegretted tiiat the men still continue out • n finke. 'file company are acting under tiie iii- structious of the Monmouthshire :.01..1 .S utti Wa es Coalowners' A8(JCI¡,ti(m, arlt] Ilr leceiving tuö "UPPOlt of that associalion iu their acr<on in the matter.

COUNTY COURTS. CARMARTHEN. (Befor« (US Honour Juuge BISHOP) A SlNOCLAR WATER I¡¡,PCn, Mr. James F 'nt-iint t¡ulcher, &c., Círmar,be(t j*ued Mr, John Tro-na«, fanner. Pen¡." (a county councillor for the liOiousjh of Cimarihsn), tor £350, damages for the nl.egtd uiverso-n by tn. lefendant of wacr on to the plain: iff 5 lane. Mr. T. Walters appeared for ttie plaif.tiff, ,10,1 hii, Jonah Davies for the defeudant.—The pitintifT, in 1.is t=vldeDce. showed that by the l'rcctwl of a s uice in the defendants pond water was CU\J to run over hii (ihe pJ,;¡41fs) land, wherens formerly the water flowed anotiur way.—For the defence, Mr. Jonah Divieg contended that there itsid been no diveision on the pir, of the defendant, and that the damage was due to the x:r»or iinary tail uf ram during the wet WL&mei in O^tooer last.—Hjs Honour, who, together with thesoln iiors oigagea in the ca?e, vl.¡te..1 tne locus in 2UQ on th anruing of the court, found t iat damage had been caused to the plaintiff's lana by tne erect in of he; sluice. His Honour save juc-inent lor the plain* iiT, awaiaing two guineas as damages.

PROPERTY EXCHANGE. SEWFOKT. Mr. Tbr-mas Parry.fered tor sale at the We". gaze Hotei, Newport, on Wednesday last a number of lot, of pioperty. Lot i, freehold double-licensed inn known as the Plough Inn, Poutilanfraitb, was sol-i lot £ 1.7&D h) Air. jeukins, Tredegar. Lot 2, leasehold dw-rlliug-bjuse, a Ired.old warehouse, and garucii, .t., £5\ Mr. IV. D. K ciiaids, HontliAnfraitb. Lot3.eight Iea?eno doot:ai:es, ??r.'W.D.K)ehMdi.Lo[<.Lwo?Mhohic?t:<? JU.iS, "r. \V, VViluaras. Lot 5, leasehcla cotta(;5 ai.4 I., .3?L" V,: w oil. Lot 6. le?eb, J 9- l,ul???. ;4?,0. ?Nl,. P, ?er L?t 7. f?., l.!t:hoIJ cottars, £ 275. 'M..T.' G. EJwarlb. 8, tle .,e?.?, '275, C..t?,, eIG2 1C: MMtn. H.J. PttU?p. t Co. CARDIFF. In our repoit of the -,t, cf ps^p rfy at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, ou Thursday it should have beeu stated th;it Mr. Heard acquired the Kbymney Hotel, Adatn-^treet, for Mi. tiichard J-'C-s, toe present (Jc,uP"IJI.

SHOCKING RAFT ACCIDENT. SIXTY LIVES LOM. The Pesther Lloi^d loams trom firoIV ibat n raft, "th a.buullOO wmkmen, their wive, and ctul. dren, ho wanted to cros^ariver near u.at town on Wednesday, ctpsiZ'd, witn 111" ie-uii that sixty pc,>;e were urowned. No further pirticulaisaieas yet to h ind.

GAZETTE NEWS. PAKJNLK?fiU> U(<-OLVr.D W. E. Williams, T. Beunett, D. M. Davids, J. f- Gre-m, and C. A:-hwIU, trading ai the VIúuct Four-iry and Kn^ui'-eriLg Company, at Crum in, Moumouth, founorymen, er'J6Üoe-erQ. and W;¡g,¡u builders; J. Bennetc retjrf". BANKKUPrCV A CIS, 1883 AM) 1690.— RECEIVIN(I OKI)EK £ looma< r edwiick Collins, Hi^h-strter, ADer« syc.«*n, lion wouthbioire, hoot dealer's assnstaut. Wildam E'wa ds, Westbouree-ioavi, Tenaith, cCIUmiSlqll aglIt. Kees Thomas, LOUllihor, Glamorganshire, builder and undertaker. FIK>T MEETING AN?) DATE CF PUBLIC KXAMlSAflOS. ihomas Price, lvor-terr «ce, D lais, Mernyr T) dfit, builder; first meeting May 20, at noon, at the Official Receiver' Me;tiy; Tydfil; public examination Juue 8, ai tiuve (,U11" at tue CJUIL* house, lIInU,yr, NOriCES OF DIVIDENDS. J'hu D. Tayl' r, Barrow-in-Furnes Lancashire, formeily Bla^nnvon, Mon., cjntJun r; fti^t md hra)d)V)dcnJ.2<.l.intt? £ payableMay 20, at It Official RC.VL$. Merthyi Tv.lti.i Danul Davien, Pia^bacii, Llanliwn., Carmaitben* shir, tarm.r; firat and fn ai ul9iJ,uJ 7jd. III tbe £ tyable May 21, at the uftL:i.\1 R!c¡v1 s, 'ii'4 theil, William Jenkirfr, Gougli buil liD" Y^r-io- gyulai" Brecon&hir', haulier fii»t »*nd final divi. d-nd Is. lji. in the £ pavoble May 20, at the Official Receiver's Swausea. Martfuret Morns, lute ot Newtown, and r w Market-street, Kbhw V tie, NlwtitiotitltFiiirr, g o-. r: first ami final dividend. Is. 6^i.m tir £ ^a» »h.»j May 20, ai uie Oftirj-,1 Ri ceivt i V, Mei tb>r iydn ADJUDICATIONS h Thomas r. Collins, Abersychan, bQ(,t deal- r's Owen Jo-^es, Queen's Hotel, Ll mr« Denb:gi«- shire, IK-ei »'-d victualler. Jo-epJi if. < a>^iberij, B'aina an J Ab-rtdl-rr M mmonti sirre. outfitter ami pt^m roker. Ree» Tbotn <>. Lougbor, Giam -rgansmre. boil ier, and undertake r. Goodwin C. i Abel- tHt..ry, Monmouthshire, b »->i a/HI snoe ma.k._r anJ dealer.

"Wh?)!<ht..<!t.?tt'utUMU.er"n-'?e Ri ;INR B?KtXG POWbhK. ::S'« FroKiuNK FOE TUK IKKTH AND BBKATII.—A ffw ,i>e <.f ihe Uqul't Floiiiiue" < »;• wet tooth brusl. iit» luces a lva#snt lather, r. h thwrv-iffl.y the ,:¡¡" i¡r,?fi\¥ 1'reveiit' t o-ur. *tat>* decay. tfi»e-5 '■«> tne tKt-tn a ie».ai.ar 11Ø:,rl,hiwnt:ai. atn) a aebth ^l fr»sr »ac8 wtlwlwe tho Jt rem«»*rg ;\U UUt,teM:tut <xf uisltitf from o^cayeJ f"t.b or tobacco uuok, T1.e Fra.roi Floriloit. hen< com- j(I.:Il lu imrt of H,,nLy ?-I b,,I,. 11 »K-iku»u< to f!h' ?. <??*t?" <r-tt<'? !f.e?.tt.?M?Kf 'h' "?'? 2i. 6il., uf all Oiieansts ami Perfuiners. U a 3i Farring\yii-rc«ut Loi.u«.). l'

THE liIIONI)L>.V WATER SUPPLY. AN ALAI5M1NU KKPOKT. At !ue ordinary me-tiitj; t' tbe LOBI W,.rd (,Nl,. W. H.M.tth.Mpr?<)iui;) ffp"»rt .••Ijffi'MHjy M<*sr*. J Kaf, MHOI^S UrilB'h l'h "i, »•, K. W. ar»d Ih', J 'me, Ur.tB-hi!). E.W.L?t.?.J Dr. J.m< ^i'uU :OUSt1 c'».4i ;flvd, stated that 'hey Itad fOUHt unuiint tkab.o t.vidfM.ce that dirty water hJII\ the Ipv1i enteral tlit suvam above the Ystrad (i,, anj Water CMipiny^ illt"k. and conH*-qti<>nt|y the w;,t.:r that una- of the inh.^)t»hU of Yatrttdyforiwg drank walll ry nuntan tihh.^ Aftvr a aiscussion V w-.i tü ;k t-.e water comp,n logive an und.¡I"kiu t" r?mmiy t:, fxisting -:t<&tc 01 things Uf tor<?« monttlq or 'g..¡ prot^odiiifs would b *ake»i h-«Mi't tiein.—'4s.e inspector of Tlui!.u\ to); :.0 3 oistic: rc».o, ,ed mat he hall reivivM (* ron;lttill: íroW r»*r. Kvuns, flf Dun- r.V,"11-joitret t. P"i)'rt1i. of a y,"rh) 6 n, lon l.U¡nc.: with the water (roln ttie t ip nn h1S "I' "o1tr v \lpna(>t1 hr tili YhTid 'f:' I'H" Watr anv.— T o t lork re »d a lttt1 "n thp. water t'O!<\P"II, stHtinj* lha owm to i'ie tfever^ dr .u^ht thfir supply of warflf h.i} r f»oo»n« very scarce, and twy werp, c^fiS"- ot U«»d t #»typ ti" supply at

DKNliiUM ituUOUGH^ iii v'f-TlON OK A MKKKATj CAXDH'ATK. A ua j merUny of th" l>entijjh y. 1'!1 l:l'Zs. il:!t:III,l(¡ \;IIII"'r:: y r.h-, pvi-stded over by AI'tem aM h. m !»• c, L, xwviition hiving henro all Alare^R t>cm Mr. 11;-Wt-l U*:f unty couiujii^r, L.¡IH¡on. him i .3 t) mllttvU" questions UIC topion ot U*>knu bri1 >p-:>eche9 hy "theis, ht "t ou *U n.a«on -t Mr. Owen Wiilnan^, l;(mdw)'o. '<?thyMr/ L,?.) ?.s un^niuiuusly aÙ\lp:"d a>« ctiiiidAte, with a resolution of henuv Mlf por uuriug the tlcvtun canq aij;ii. Wiexhatn himI l^nbigh Horou«hs have no* udouteU Mr. v.can<1idve.

T? *IT Kobeit tlie fitter T. WX V. "V:t ri thf propertv of Mr. t?. i JITVIJ, U4, ?e?u ui,.ed Catch Nie N?,t.

1 LOCAL HILLSIX PARLIAMENT. IKHUNiiliV AND MVAN.SKA BkY HAIliWAV 13U.U I FOVKIU KAY. II(IL IE OK COJ,JO" FittoAV. h- f .re :» Select l'O¡1i1IJ1" »• vf me U"Wh »( (\HJ11IJ!'II"'¡. i>rc«..te i "\vr by S r Cliaties D th\ï)1)If". Mr. I'dl1u<,t, "C., at tli psnin" 01 Le inoc-ed- inys. s^eikinK h r tbt-l .Neatti Harbour C 'luuiw- aiuncrs. statHo t .at tln-tr yitin ost¡UU was tins. Ih-T thl not I,bje,.t mall riatlv to fitow 4A tlie IW) IM!S prom-tcil. Ortainiy, oil not object > tiie IF.11 promoted by ihe KtionUtla (tonipany. 1'iieir only desire w ,14 to iir.-Tem Parltament 't sinj; tiie ho h Kiik In C ns'qncnce of the 'ls;rM which hid li'-n arriV' J at b,tw?.- the ti;t Wt'81tJl'lI alld tli KllulIlh.h Üllup,.wes. ttlttre "as now no Contingency ot th.t kind. Con.y- qUI'llt 'y tHe t.,th H nbour COWIUISS¡O:lers did not pi .j,to ort'r any tua.th"'r ¡)PP".î1nn ro toe !'?.?.b'euf!?t'K'o'?d?C.jmf.tm'.<iitt).Th(:tt) wcie, tio«evci, »oine dau"tb in the bi,l winch • iiey were -j' oJ.iuiull "Ull hJ be amended, but iha' wa* a inattci wh cil wüul have to b,? ùct !nr.F'?s,'nbf)'.<)f'{theXeit)?Cotpo'H'io.), ils-o Sf,d mat, in view of tllUtP<,mt:ut t),t to,- Oveat We!.tcrn aod ihe Khond ia C-nip-uies, I: hH c-in'oration withdrew thtHr oppositi-'n LQ th .preamble of the HilI, ces^rviiiL; to tnemselvei th" ri-lit tl amend certain clauacs for llJ ptotectiou .,1 dJ coipoiation. Tne evidence of Mr. Yockney, the engineer to t: p oui"tel> of ti., Hi.I, was then resumed !{< fr-iritii: to th ?Pp?si?un 'ufth.M?nCoOi?y pr"I)lldllrs. tlt stated that there "atii IW \IISlru t intertere witii theii s hiflg. ami thtit the 1\11 )IHh.lu Company wul-l do tneir best to meet tile otijec- ti 'n.. tJf 1 Lt" Mam Cxliiery proprietors. :\1r. g,ddt<r. y.C., intormed the coiuunttee that ¡It! was ItJ IMIJBJ that tit. dlll\ul,t 1It have VJ trouole lllI,1 r- Katoing lh Maio CulJ:e:y petitioti, and he pcrumsiou t,.) (è"t!LVtt iJl crù.txa.llliua.til)1I o that iition. Witness a' ttien cro«s-«xatuined by b] r. Bidder I oil hehall Ol :ltSN. L.mbet't, the propri, or 1.a 1-1)-it's t'l ppir Ore Works, Swansea. Mr. ¡¡tcltIr slated ilia' tt," ptlt¡"IJ"r3 had Ilothill q "ay against tiie rl;jt of tht, Bill, but ttlfj. objected t.) ihe construction of that poition 1'1 tt:l! pi-p -sed new railway described ou the plans a., Railway No.7," un th yr >uud that it woul t S'-f fOu¡r wtel tore with their works. Witmssin answer to qUfStioHJS a to whether 1 h:s branch of the p oposed new hue wnull1 not (}e practically ulle]s) said certainly not. It woul i s rve the tin-pl ite trade, which was a very iuipor tant tiadc. II" considered da: It Vtùuh.1 very de"jrahJe when 'heir Neath came mto operation tnat tiny "hould I). 1101", tu .,p ,rat. tho uencral traffic, in woich fIB included the tin-plate traffic, t'ioui tlie coal traffic. They prop sd to diui WltU the general trdtk on the io>rth -.ide of the new Kurt T''ck.nr!it?Stit.!tu?th.ttM..sth< IIfinc,vl olJkd {or promo'wg this branch vf ltl Mr. Kidder 'l1h1 if the RhondJa Company were "ll1l'ert.! ill savior that they would not luke any oi ;\1-sr. Lambert's l.u-is, thtlll there was no c,?sitF t?,, tl?ei, n-kinKf'?nt,sthe?'.?d in Cause 21 f their Bit!, f, r p-«t-r to taks auy pan o Jssr. Lsmherc's huds. Witness: W" are c,'r'¡nly "incern in our desire not to take any portion ,t y?u, lauds. I 'loI \:il:ttl':[JI;I 'Ifli' J,e witness Ita ¡(tW s,id 1 think i' is a matter f 'r clauses. Mr. Bidoer said he thought it w is. Tile learned afttrwarJ 1 roi.ex,.uii:od the nitness at li-o<tti as to the n iture of tlie proposed :1;1'11 aloiij: ti e sc..front, witli i: object of :1hlJwmg that tJe pro: oeJ. structure would De too fragile to resi.-t tiie action of tiie -oa, and that the e..tl;uait> for this pait '1' the work W4S inadequate. Witness, un the Ci.,ulraf\. asserted tiiat the embankment woould ue surticiently strong, and that he had constructed wrJrl.s of a similar kind in tnes'iiu- neisotiourliLKil it 4J. per yard, while in Ius e.-tunaie in connection with the present works 1.0 lia otiuiated the cu-t at 9 per yard, Cro-t-exaiiuncJ by Ir, lileouernasset, on behalf Il)f the T'tii ant Cnal ownt-ts, wi'l1s stued tnat L rd Jersey, who wis an exc-tiSiva landowner in tlie neigtib -uth >od, supported the chwe now bo.:tOftl Patliauicnt. Counsel w". proceeding to put further questions on matters of d, t..l t? I witness, when iMr*\y"rs)eviatt?r. Q C..ittt??Med!todsug- ii.?t?th..t?Mr.B?i.?t'rhass<twoutJon)} ut mit i.is o'-jec i ns in writing to counsel f >r tiie promoters thy would their utin st endeavours lo draw up clauses whieu would bt- satisfactory to i e owners of tile canal. It any matter remained in dispute they could submit It to the considera- tion anti the u»ei-ion of the committee. Mr. Bleimernasvet said tlie contention of his clients was that the cotistiuiti n of this railway w uld S3 interfere with the canal as tll mak It a p-iyrhcai impossibility for them to wotk it. atm ti,.it it woiod c aiscq icntly ba\' a tuinous tfect. l'oe Coaiiiuau suia ll.1 I. WiS not tlie viw of the committee. At the Wo*? uf the witness's evidence, Th Coairmau intimated that tlie committee Were of opioi 111 that th). had hud nothiu U, i., e them durino ?,e day which could uot oe de,l.?t with in clauses, lie wanted to know whether lhe! oppoucnts of tIIO Bill proposed to tiring forwnl anything more -erious against the Hid. jlr. Bidder: May I p-int our to th committee that the tune ha-i rot yet come for us to biing f- riv ird our evidence. rile CiHl¡.,lIau Ye, but the evidence of tla" Witutsslus impre-sed u3 with the belief that thi-re i, nothing in tiie cioss-exammation that cannot b dlalt witn III di&ue. Mr. Kidder: 1 say that the line is of no use when point is, that It it is made it will he washed away. That :s 1I,.t clauses. My third poin- is that if it is made, wd if it is not washed away, it will seno.isty interfere with our \('['&(8. Tnat d n-1 clauses. The t hairinan I don't plop >se to stop the case, f only thought it would be he;pful to counsel to know tnat It is the i pin.un -if tiie committ-e that what we haYt: heard to-day is matter for clauses. Jr, Thomas Charles Baylist, solicitor t,) the Duke of Beaufort, was thon called, and denied ttlt figut > t Mlsts. Lambert to use the. foreshore tar th" dispos <! (If their -lag. Tliis cioticd the case for the promoters of the Bill, aodd,e c uninittee adjourned until Monday.

TIL Ui iituitML I'LAS.NtL, 5^934

THE FAILURK OF THE BlilSTOL AND WEST Of ENGLAND BiLL-PO.^TING COMPANY. Before hi, Honour Judge Metcalfe, at, Bristol Couniy-court 00 Friday, tne offairs of the Bri»t»l and West of England Bill-posting Company, which was piouKrtea chiefly by South Hales gentlemen, were agpin b "Ught forward.—Mr. Johnstone applied, on bet. ot Mr. E. Gibbs, Cardiff, to have ins mm: removed trom the list of contnoulodes. .vii, Geratd Moseley opposed the applicati m. It whs stated that Mr. Gibbs had been allotted 50 chares in the company. There was no paymeut on allotment, because the company did not want rl took" a call until they commenced bueiotSB.- Mr. (iibbs aSeerted that the nl'ot'uent was made wiihout his authority —His Honour, after hearing Mm argumenls on both sides, gruut.d the applica- tion.

THE LATE LOUJ* BKAMWELL. THE BODY TO BE CREMATED. I The icn ams of the late Lord Bramwell were removed from Holmwood to Edenbridge Station Frid"y. and forwarded by t* e 10.2 Irain to L nuou, whenca tLt:y were conveyed to Woking, f iTnuation, by a special train leaving Waterloo ,tt 1230 Workmen, late in bis lordst.it»'s employ, followed the t earse to Edenbridge. Death resulted from a diabetic affection, and, by the dectasedV expressed wish, tl", body was subjected to a post-mortem examination in the interest* of science.

CONDITION OF LOUD CARNARVON. I The Press A aocia ion learns that, L »rd Carnar- ,on, who is lying .11 at Berkdey-oquare, P.sNed a ,ai, night on Tnursday, ."d was, on tue wl, la, I bf tter ell Friday. -u_

A TKRRIBLK FALL. I Whilst Mr. Geiald de Jersey, aged eighteen, a lieutenant in tiie R yai Guernsey Militia Artillerr, w;.s, witii some eompninons on Thursday evening, seeking f*>r gulls' eggs on the cilff at PlieiuiM-o:, widell IS the westernmost p-irt 01 Guermvy Inland, he fel1 from It height "f about a hundou teet to the rocks beneath, and was killed 011 Ule spot.

Advice io Motbkks.—Are you booKeD in your reM by a Die:; chiM autferlLg with ;he vain of cutUPI teetb? GQ at once to 8 uelUjilt and not h bottle of Mas. WINSLOW'S SooTUISQ Srwy. It 1tiU r /ieve the poor tfulftrer 1111. mediately. It is perfectly hanUlleaø ami plc«i»unt to taate. it vrll\lce naiutuf, quicc sleep, by relluiug toe chiM from u:uu.*n'ith« l;tti« cherub iwitkus as tiri^ht ;«s a bvit'-on." It soother tut dU.hl. It ao(tr.m U.e KUWI, aMafi: a't paJD, wiud. reKuiatee t&t3 bowels, anil ia tbe IJ" known Tt:IL1I)' lor d>4;tt;ery .\1Jl "Ia¡rbœ:t., wh,,hdü.nøm¡; from sdfcthmg Or other (;.Wlel1. Mrs. Wiiwloir'9 8ootlJ.ln Syrup I. Bald Ùf uedicioe oealern fv^tiwhere MoC 11. lid. per tKlttlf R. L271J

I CAHDII!'F HKAMKN AlSD THEm WAGi S- I A CONTiNULD STRUGGLE PUOB\BLE. ANOTHER NON-UNIONIST CUEVV SHIPPED. The attitude of tl," Cardiff shipowners generally being Apparently not. Ie:»* determined limn lbat of thu Unionists, there is every proba- bility of the present wages di,p",e continuing f," tl0me tiUJA to come. Ine crowds of seamen who eutold the Cardiff Ship- ping Office ou Friday morning were closely scruti- nised by the Unionists, and questioned when they came out as to the amount of wages they had received. '1'1. rephes were seeminl/ly satisfactory although it was stated thit Messrs Uarri^on^ Moore, and M<ote, the owners of the St. Donate, were offering 5s. a month below thi; fllKubtiol1 wages, and tiie names of other owners WHo mentioned us being likeiy to follow their example. The general fet-litig. however, on the part of the m' ti wa(« one of securiiy, and any little excitement that may have existed very 80011 subsided. As tile day ad. vanced it leakeu out that another non- Unionist crew ha,1 signed, and would be shipped 10 lhtt evening, but the necret was sowellk.pt that the Unionist lea'1e. as well as tho rank and tile, were kent entirely in the dark. About half-pist five in the afternoon the d- c« p >)ice w. re communicateii with, and soon aftt-r KX wurt] stationed about the dock. Superintendent O'Gorrnan conducting the arrangements Thr;, steam tug Levant WalÕ4 .dung-idb thø sea wad in readiness tt) go tq sea, but the prepKfltlOn In progress and th presence of rhe dock ?iur,,r s no smpicioo whntever. There wete crowds of nnluokerA. which could not have included many Unionists, RS on I, the mo-t <HJuMry jntensr was taken in ali that was OID The secret (which was only known to a few) was that the Levant had been brought up t., take a crew of seamen at reduced wages to one of Messrs. Stephens, Mawson, and G<Ws Newcastle steamers, which w, lyiug in the Penarth Roads. The 1(IOU-1 hlf sftmw!r jn question—had come from Newport, where she had faded tn get a crew, but her owners were more succe-stul in Cardiff, obtaining men at the reduced rate of wage, ottered. Tho crew were brought up in batches, ihe tir;t two lots in 8 spring cart and the third in a cut,. Tney brought with them th»ir ci 'thesand bedding and other belongings %vi,icii were put on the Levant and thence on to the Rion. The men were mostly Italians and Greeks, and there were also a few coloured samen. A 1 the crew having been shipped, the L,?.t put off at half-past eeven o'clock, the ntcituae of the assembled crowd befog une of utter indifference. A repre^nta'ive ot the Western Mail in the course of the day waited upon Mr. John Gardner (secetaryoJ ihe Seamen's Union) with regard to the situa i -n, wiucti is a critical one at present, and likely tn develop into something far more serious. First questioned about tiie meeting of the Shipowner* Association, Mr. Gardner .,id that, 88 the meeting was private, th* Unionists had no definite information, aud no ;i, i,t, knowledge as to the line of action the shipowners intended to pursue. The impression, however, was preity general that the masters were i U favour of a reduction, and would take steps to enforce it. So far as thu 1HtW were c-tjcerned, the circumstances (f the dispute had be-n forwarded for consideration a c. the head oftire of the Union in London, Ulld a reply hadjnotiyet beeu receive Attempts to reduce v.ae, (Mr. Gardner continue*]) hive lint succeeded iu other port", and I bd attempt shall uot succeed in Cardiff if determined and united resistlwce can prevent it.

BIRMINGHAM WATER BILL. THE PREAMBLE PKOVED. The Special Committee of the HOUAS nf Com- mnus (m thi Bill sat again on Friday, r CÜIUp- beKBaureruian presiding. All the other members wre pref:flt-r. Pope, in a lengtny speech, summed "II I he case for the Bill. The Committee itelibereterf for about half an hour, and, on the public being le-admitt^d, the Chair- man announced that tiiey were of opinion that the preamble had been proved.—It was arraneed that the i ommittee should meet again on Tues- day next to cOIIRllIer clauses.

CARDIFF LICEXSIiT) VICTUALLED. A meeting 'of the Cardiff Licensed Victuallers and Beerhouse Keeper^ A'80clation waa held on Friday at ti?? TIMee Horse Shoes, preliminary tQ organising an athletic meeting iu nld of local charities. It was decided to hold meeting »bjs year on the same lines as last vt?ar, by which £ 50 was handed over to local charities viz" L20 to tile infirmary, L10 to the blind asylum, £ 10 rothe deaf and dumb asylum, and £ 10 to Nazareth Hou*e, every halfpenny of giite money coiug tv tiie chari- ties. I wa.1 decided to hold this year's meeting earlier thall la^i, uud to make it the fourth meeting iu tne t iffti of tho season.

ALLEGE FoKUlCUY OF VOTING PAPERS. The Express snys that the Cork Board of Guar- dians have received a letter from the Local GOVtrnment B mrd intimating that a sworn inquiry will be held into the voting connected witli the recent poor law election and the CRf.e in whirh Mr. Fitzgerald was pro.ecuted for forging voting papers.

THE KNTKANCK TO BALIRY DOCK. A SHIPMAS i'KK'S COMPLAINT. In thia week's ¡airplay a shipmaster, si?n. in 4 himeelf H. M," complains of the diffi- culties encountered in entering Barry DÙCB.I in the hope that his unfortunate ex- periences will induce others to air their grievances on the subject. Hn considers the pre- sent entrance to the dock very bad indeed," and states that he has not met ou3 shipmaster who has <hs.ree,1 wit,. him on this poi-I. H, M„" who is in comma! d 01 a .Ieamer .1 5,000 ton. dead-weight Mti!tc?y.r<!ia(«t'").xp.t?'.c<"ft))aowt,at Harry which coat his owners £ 200 in damages, beside. detei tion for some uays. He slates, in conclusion, "1 have been in JJar.y fre- quently, hut never without a ntwr shave or afltual mishap. I would suggest that the w. rks about thu breakwater be in some way extended, eo as to reduce I?e effect of the current on ?h-ps entering, lUlI) ;t 11:,rp'lt\'l:end.cni:rni water In "hiell to I up' before arriv- ing at the pier-bead. Secondly, that some order of docking be instituted, viz., vessels to dock according to their ortler of arriving off the port, instead of having tliein all lushing for the entr>\nce, trying to cut one another (Jut, anti following so closely upon each utner that there I- much rhlk of runuing int> the vessel ahenu, or being run iuto by ttle v,rspl asieru, in the event ,f all not going riviit a' the pier-head. I hirdiy, that two or more double-engine paddle- ti u!s sbouli be ? ept to a?isl vessels r"quiriDg thIl elvkt' in docking, as the Cardiff boats 8tè not alway s obtainable, anu wheu they aie can do IiuIh good exempt when alie d,as thty are mostly screw-tugs, and I consider all large vessels docking at Barry .!wuld have a tug aBr..m w ith backing power sufficient to stop her way i e, sbort space. Fourthly, and in conclusion, I wou l? 8ug. geU that ?he sit-,uffi?i?nt gentlemen at the pier- ii.:td be il1tructN or cautioned to bav. a ..re o?reful regard lor valu.bl. property entering their (i?,k aud t, halp Lbo-s in chrge of said property to h8udle it ao careluly as possible, and no' take unto themselves, Irresponsible as they hold inemselves, tlie entire direclion of master, pilot, ship, and everything concsrned."

THE VISIT OF THE LOUD I MAYOIL TO CARDIFF. AN IMPERTINENT RESOLUTION. I At ii meeting of the Cardiff F»»b'*an Society on Thursday t'veoing the Î0UQwin6C resolution wus adopted That this meeting of the Cardiff Fabian 80tlatiot Society strongly disapproves of all official reception by the Mitvoi anri Oorpuraion tJf Cardift of the Lord M^v r 1 of London, on t he grounds tb&t/lis public ftervice* do not merit øuch all honour, an-l that b is tb head of a scandalously corrupt body, which continues to mis- appropriate and miII enormuus *u-, of P""i,! money, aiut ob<14nnteiy opposes reasouhbie reform.

CARDIFF WA.TEKWOUKS COMMITTEE A meeting of the Caruift Waterworks Committee wa. held OD Friday, when there were present- Councillors S. Mil-ion (chairman), P. Morel, W. Symonos, H. Cory, J'. C,).,Iey, and the deputy town-clerk (Mr. F. C. Lloyd).—A letter was read from the solicitors to Lord Tredegar willi reference to the land required by the corporation tor the temporary lailway in connectinn with the water- works. The leiterpointed out that when in 1888 Lord Tredegar granted the use 01 the land for tlli- purpose he was under the impression that he would be assisting and hastening the completion of tbe works, and that the land would nol be required bY the corporation after tbe close of 1e91. His lordship was now sorry to find that it ap- peared necessary for the corporili-in t> acquire the land for a further period of seven years, and, while he was anxious 11M, to interfere with the completion of the scheme for the water supply, he felt that the perinaneni occupation of tiie land f(,r a further seven years, close to his shooting lodge, would make the house uninhabitable, and be, therefore, wished the C' rporation to endeavour to find land elsewhere. If, however, ibe corporation could prove that it was absolutely necessary to keep this land, and would mllke some proposal to meet his objections, he would not be disposed to place any obstacle in the way of the completion of the woras.—The committee decided to further consider the letter before replying thereto.—A letter was read from Mr. J. B. Toj e, tailor, Bute- street, complaining that, one of the water inspec- tors, whose name was not mentioned, had behaved in a very impeitinent manner. Tne writer stated that he told the ni-pet tor tilers was no water tap on his premises, whereupon the inspector in. sinuated that he gut iiis water from the tap next door.—The committee directed an irquiry to be made into the matter.

THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEATH. Mr, Bowel Cuthbertson (county coroner) "eld au inquest at the Town*hal', ath, on Friday. :<iuchins tbe diMth nf H-rb»Ti Griffith*, an «n.pior6 of the Great Western Railway Company, who wis knocked down by 80 engine at the Great Western RiiJway Station, Nfith, on Thurs- day, as reported in the Western Mail. Evidence having been given, the jury ftilllrned" verdict of "Accidental death."

BANKRUPTCY OF A CONVICT. I At London Bankrui tos-court on Friday a <?ener*l meeting of the creditors of Dr. J. C. Clutterbuck, who io undergoing a term "f petml *ervitu<ta for frauti. Appointed Mr. L. HMluck, accountant, of Holborn, as trustee of the estate, witu a committee of inspection.

1- n CAHDlFF, Jcdgino from present ai peirar.ces, there is not unlikely to h a serious ld:Ücully in connection with shipping matters a; UarnlT. Owing to the iowness of freights, a larce number ot vessels are ying i ne, and some of the sliipiwners ar» tWt.)tavourHlI; to bum ciew-. al a lower rate ot ""n, :II, movement which i beinj; htr41111)' r,. si-ted by the a.ldrs alld Fireuicn » Union. 'lut- owners, nowever, Ii ive in s.-Wial mstinces ii-en WiO-siStttl in ehipp "ti news a reduced latis, am. yes Jf?'v?)K U.Eci.t.?.re??"t;.)?<f.?. .Hiut.?r !<f')pbeu?(.?v?''? ui ii intu wh alined on at re ;ui eU wages. —Ue nU"r op, lesilve. Ck.nxuai, Waeu Libkuai. AS>VIHI<J>At a meeting of th.) association on hi iJay veiling AaJtll UlltR n",iJ Joues was elected chairman arnl .Mr David Shepherd secretary. I'KLllKtttCK-St'ltliliT C'HiFtL.—On Sitniay the puh.it at. Fred-ru-k-stuel 1 hapcl will he o.-cu- pied by the HeV. Professor Edward Williauiv, w.e. 1ft nnuuunce1 o. deliver special serni' n». icciDKN-r TO A SHCN'rttt.-Ou Friday evening Thomas K-es, r. siuiug at Canton,a shunter tu the ?U)pkyott?'??'M'"?rnK.nt?.'yC?u.p*ny. Wu alteulptinK to d un ItH 1Ilue 1I;lr tillj Car ?!tmo<"?i'St<Uot)whet)'tt""?''ed)i?tt?hus<t!ta ?,h.«?t.t?[in)<.Hi!ehkt;??'aut;t".?yth" engine-guard )tttdMn?us?C!ti'h.it!juthc un)ortu't!.tt)m.u."t-.uaus?i'iK'???He-t??.. body. (:veyed t,) tlit! wi, b now hC:8 in a CIT teal condition.  Makimk Kxcuksion. Ou Monday n?xt d?y uiarine excui>ioo ??it b? nm to liribt n b) t." I':auur Mill'dJiOllt,s:t. 'llw OÛIWUL't1 trip will com- mence at seven a.m. from Hie Bute Docks ami ttie return journey is tuned from Uaihur-t Basin at nine p.m., 80 that a longiliy outing may be obtained. FKTE AT BATB.—On Wednesday next a cheap d-.v excursion will be run by ihe Orea'. W.-su-in Ifailw«y itoni Cardiff al 9 40 a.m. I' Bristol anu B oh ou the Occasion ot a tiural lo.e at the latter place. fcaMADBrAC HOSPITAL SHIP -Report lor ttie week, ending May 10, 1692 —Number ot patients lemaiuinu last week, 42; a1wltd since,9; .11". dhJred. 11; died, 0; tr 187 rmiainiug on board, 40.—VV. Huonts, medica: superimendent.—The medical upei tut' udent wisiies tu acknowledge with tIIuuk, me lecsipt ol quantity of p.i, iic.is ([?mUteCumMy?ttVe WUlkmg Meu's Club. Foo?t.? CuiLkity. The Cardiff ;ye B"d Uar Hospital, 1J, Charles-street.—Mr. Charles A. J. W'.M, hou. sec desires to aekuowl-dge receipt of £ 5 from the Cardiff Footo-11 Club, per Mr. W. а. 1'reatt, oo behalf of the fuuds ot the above institution. Lio vou isli to insure y ur health aail/8t the dall¡rs th threaten it from the hcJ t"1tiJtr of t,,?? season If 50. take a cors lIf Gaivm fcvans liitters! It b tb,, b,,t k, and ursly vege- ?..?.!i.ad.?4=.6J.t..u'?. MJ? LutQCMM-MBhtiT BtfT?T CttA?n. — TI,e 8u,?t!eUuu.A.nvMttryS.rvi<.Mw,t:[). b?.d .n.)f.uw (atm?y?. U?y I t I,, U,?. J. B,. will preach at li a.m. ;m., 6.3, p.ai. In lb? AftI'DjUI; At thr au Aodress will be given. Col.ections at e«eb #«rvice i« id .1 ."clJo.J PuuOs. wlbtiw* *° ?OOD-STKtfM ???UNDAY SCHOOL.—Twe«n }• nir 'Hnhrlttr, w ii be held on ^;id*y. M.y idtb. ih« Kev. Calb Joshua, fwill p??! '.1, htevwi i u» ai»db30u.in, Au Euteit*inoieut will X ??'' on M.d? ?? ?v.n p.m.. wh.u Miw K. Uaw. organist ol SunJay chool. wiU olBoiate ou each uccaslon. Con- ductor. Mr. S. W. D?w. ? 1"'? LJ"V1D Johs, currter and Leather M^rctMnt, 18, Cuitlf-aireet Arcd<if, Crtrdiff (over 40 years M«thi*ger for ?e?MC.tV. Dand. afttrw.ros D.d .th? h»oj^-), Mhe.np.r<"?<?" CAM?'tF M"K SCPPLY COMPANY MODKL I)A:hY, ClUtlt-riLd aiid Peter-stree' for finest selected F'tsb fiutur, Is. 3d. per puuiid. Try it. &■<»* iub VLU UOUMUot, LHU"t,ü":sTa.r, IS still note or Houp. Hot aud Cold [dJUch6UII'. W ¡IHH. t,tc.lol.1 lS1!Kl!:bPINO.-Â t'rofit.Mhle arid interesting .t'u, •nit.—WtHiain (4-Y. Ceriiticated tuiert, Bewerdy, nUt ?o?pcM< ?u[SiM Bees and At.t?*)Mtt. Unu< i.ku the U.uø,cmøut. of "IV. and tUllrucu J_tllel' l«ee for iiKipwlion and Adfce. it. 1)j;lu !('í(,; L?DtEs' Hiirdressing Ronmf. Nicely Mted. I'irst-ciass taay Hs?i8t*ut in atteudaoce.—Hussey's, 26. H?'?'. Cardiff. ZQSI? G"NTLUI"'S HAia-DuxasiNG Rooms.-Ev?rv attention by expttrieud lb, liizb .Lmt, Cardiff. 1 &?19 No Photcgbaphs taken in Wnles except Mr. Chapnun's "I'e awarded a medal at the last82879 Iud, 8287 HFTHANY HAPTIST CHAPEL, Si. MARY-STRE?l.- Tbo Ct?.p?i Anniversary will b? held .,? Bun Y, l? h ? t'ia? T!?B?*Z?''ThomM.B.A..otS<hndi[)t Nook (Mudd?r'ae.(i).*i)t ?M'ch L ??' a.m. au-i 6.?j p m. COtltCltou, iu kid .1 Ihe <:uurd funds. UiW A. PUC. M'fH A KtM?.- rft'?': Fi.? Art u,.t- lerits»re replete with ad tU latent E.,g?,i,.g, .?L?. t?h?i" High o)?e pMture-tremn.ff?Hd n?M!"t: ..one on ihe premie by ak)heiworknKHSpteM).y<:nt!.);e.?or euchdeimrtuieut. Th. II\rKet ana et selecUun of d?wiujt !!t t? Province*.—12, Unke-a rM.. MJu? ?A.D'FF AND DhTIUC'f HaNO "F U,?pi. UNIUN. _Sum.?r Demonstration. July iO, Temperance Br,,? band Coinpetitioa, Prizes £ 12. £ o, auo £ 3.—For u?u?. tpp! to Mr. L. P.g Ate?'-etMmtM?St. John'e-!t)uM<, CMd?). 14000 NkwpouT Atulktic Club.—Pr >«rammeH tot the Ath??cMMti..f!ouWh?Mund.ytr<:nowreMy. 41OU i,, P? i, two i,i,!??,e Xacvs «>n ■ be^ew lrack;. AA.il aud Laws and Rufes. Tne committee fire exttrnding the s;auos and iinpr-viug the ground tor the betttl clJlUfort of !Pt;cttura. [l5 J'SE-Bf TK8JAS CHUBCfl, Wiudsoj-p.aC«. It). morrow tveniuK, Quarteriy fternton to Young Men, by RvI, Douglas VVu-teis. M.A.—' -ramem: A Lesson .t)? t Warning." White CtO-s Mecbai;t?'t-r- WMdi. '??