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I On R PKKSOXS IiUUNED TO DEATH, trap i parts !:r'lfat telegram says:—Four persons have h^a(j. I tl Ul-tt, in the city. A fire broke the ( 1 a match factory, and the tire brigade ex. exec ■ shed it as rapidly as possible, but not before wore id.. an,\ Omo!\ employod on tho ot"blih. had fall n victims to the names. When tho 1\1 in were able to enter tha burning ruins tho  ing siht presen' d itself "f the four bodies and unf"rtunatc people who had perished. anti 1 J!"lfat correspondent, tL?l??graptiin? later, ?'?'? -The tire which I)rok? out in the extensivo In Ie factory of Samuel Osborne on Friday ori. Joyc< ?d in a framo on which matches ,re dr)-ing, th; g. on account of the extreme co'dnesi of tho Hope KM n placed too near a large coke fire. I' P. PlbaS8tf nlth,g:xrokJodr:d YN ?yc< concern WM in a bhze in twenty Mconda. last n the names could be extinguished the build. the I "burned to the ground. Tho work in the Cl y is principally done by young persons of the ci cx"s, and all the hands were busy P"rti time. Owing to the construction of the with ses th9 girls wore hemmed in bv the flames, Excel scene ot great excitement ensued, It was 0 08 I'c[t 611 ti?e ;r:st l:nad to "'° c' ?. but on the <?f< boing removed the charred law t' of two boys and two girls were found buried ,h, The bodies were fearfully burned, the Th -em.* g entirely gone, except on the front, as Fortunato creatures had evidently thrown right slvas on their faces when they found there I erpe > hope of escape. Ono of the girls is the eetiuurrii ter of the manager. I eceiv I eCeiv rRiiTs puiutrd and fitted in massive franet 1 hA

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u JL li I;, I SCAFFOLD. V, uu. I [SPECIAL TKLK'lliAM I GALWAY, FRIDAY. In G1.hVn11 Gaol .hio1.toO.t- 0 nn „,„K, OGV, niyifls loyce, Patrick Joyce, and Casey wero hanged for he massacre of a whole family at Maamtrasna. les Joyce during tho process or pinioning pro- bated again and again that ho was as innocent as i babo, and continued to proclaim his innocence ipon the scaffold. All three died without II per- wptible struggle. Marwood was tho executioner. There was no disturbance, and the excitement vas not so groat as oxpected. AWAKENED AT SIX O'CLOCK. Thp thv<>A Prmr1nT«r,rt,l hu m -11? ? six "clk ''d ;I':)"r':£1Y,,I:A.:I1(:,tl( I I -v. n. ILH\UU llt"'II- l'Ullle.t. ion to the Kev. Mr. Nowell, and received the hst I ;acrament of the Homan Catholic Church. Thev 11 refused, however, to eat or drink anything, 'he execution was fixed for eight o'clock, but it ( "IS tivo minutes past the hour when he governor of the gtiol (Captain Mason) t nlormed the largo number of reporters dlf) were waiting in the porter's lodge that the t roceedings were about to commonce. They were hen conducted to the part of the prison in which I lio prisoners were confined, and there another t play resulted whilo the prisoners were being t inioned inside. After the lapse of a few minutes t ho door was opened and Captain Mason came r ut closely tollowed by Mr Reddington, sub-sheriff, t I'll the lattor gontleraan was descending the two tcps which led from tho, building to the ground i "slipped on the ico which had formed on the tones, and would have fallen had ho not been t '<1 liy 1, shoulder by tho ¡(ovornor. This led 1; > un order ben. J n tli.n the ground leading to ne place of execution houhl be well covered with Rhos, so as to obviate any of the unfortunate c ulprits falling while on their way to the scaffold. t The representatives of the press, of course, were ot admitted to witness the process of pinioning, ut from inquiries it was learned that the prisoners 11 ere each pinioned in their own cells, and that II hile Patrick Casey and Patrick Joyce boro the poration with the greatest firmness, Myles Joyce J uring all the time it was proceeding asserted his 10 mocence of the crime with great vehemence, and ti isisted Marwood slightly. k At APPEARAXCE OF THE CONDEMNED. o A.t n ..i..l. "1.1- _=_1 » *v*v v viv^-a (jictaariy UlU ni'Sl tho Mu l ac> •. I __n.t IllS Zlll- .■iirnnce. lIe woro the samo clothes H during a ie trial-a suit of dark-grey frieze, nearly new, t I It of the old fashioned cut. and make. He was n ipported on each sido by a warder, and his arms ere pinioned behind him. On seeing the group a pressmen gathered round tho door ho uttered a Imber of exd"mation in tho Idsh lan!¡lh¡ge of I .1 s innocence. He was followed by ratrick C?ev. f- middk-a?ed man of the medium height. Ho d?) it utter a word, but bathed firmly along. La9t v all came Patrick Joyce, known during the trial ft Pa tdck Joyce, of Shannalica.hill, to distinguish ai m from another prisoner of the same namo !?r?()withthonffence. I)uring the progresi of e trial he attracted attention by the cool manner ol which he conducted himself, and now in so on the eve of his death he displayed tho same 111 olness. As he descended the steps his foot pi pped, but recovering himself with self-posses- m >n he walked firmly on. lie was immediately eceded by Marwood carrying a number of ropes, si d was followed by the Rev. Mr. Graven repeat- di g the Litany for the dying. Patrick Joyce alone, wever, repeated tho responses, which he did in a J( N but firm voice. PROCESSION TO THE SCAFFOLD. Tlln "n.ci"1- .v "I'll ijruc?ueu ??uout zw yards t?.. -1 -'I t, .00.0'4 n.a chjvicu in a yuru next e one in which Walsh was executed. The pri- ners, with the exception of Casey, mounted the to !IJS without assistance, and were then placed in m sition by Marwood. The three ropes were ngling from the cross beam. Afwr this Myles to yce, turning to the knot of spectators, made a I1 mber of exclamations in the Irish language to pil effect that ho was innocent of the crime, but na J other two men did not say a word. nil )n Marwood going up to him to adjust the rope  <nd his neck he resisted slightly, and, apparently ?" ouring under groat excitement, made a motion br if to push him away. Tho Rev. Mr. Graven, ,0 had been standing at tho front of the scaffold 1 leating the usual prayers, seeing this, went up the unfortunate man and uttered some sootl.ing rice to him, and ho then, though talking loudly the time, allowed the noose to be put round his ,k, Tho other two men permitted a like opera- i to be performed in their cases without the Qn :btest resistance. ID( A SHOCKING SCENE.  A SIIOCKINLG SCENE. IV, nc tALtuuguei men arew tne white cap over Frt ,i,.k .Iiivfft'fi 4W.»_ r\ I F-t -J win vuaeys, ana Jan illy over Myles Joyce's. The latter, however, by i continued to talk all the time most all emently, twisted his head in some manner after 'j cap had been drawn over it, and Alar- Qav )d had again to arrange the noose round cou throat, the other two continuing all the time Pat fectly passive. Myles Joyce evui then did not wil jo speaking, and continued thus:- I am going before my God, and I am as inno- J t as the child unborn. I neither raised hinder on against the people. 1 had neither hand, act, c),? art in the murders." t this instant Marwood drew the bolt, and the Cas m,t e men disappeared from view. There was "? cely a quiver of the ropes by which Patrick  Casey were suspended, but there was, appa- eve '? ly, severe struggling on the pau? of Myles and M. for the rope he hung by violently oscillated, °° £ Marwood could be seen fnr several minutes CO¥ rwards pushing down the body with his foot, of I stooping down, endeavouring to do something, son ula not be seen what, with the noose. "jas STATEMENT BY MARWOOD. ?he° •" tcjjiy vo your reporter, N ained that. MV I AB W M K«.. mtc -1 -?, 1 1,1 -J "OJ, J oviuo mtfans Of Driq r, had got his arm or his hand entangled in ami > way with the rope, and that he had been hav ig to push it down. Death, he was positive, te;; instanuneous, and nothing could have been con ig with tho rope, as he had used it at attn utions befol-o at Limerick, York Castle, pub rpool, Ilodmin, Cornwall, and Worcester, as f as at Galway before in the case of Patrick Talt h, the young man who was h?n?od for the Pen( ane murders. Besides, he gave all the men a *?' of equal iun.?h-9ft. One of the other ropes '?); ised at the executions of Dr. Lamson aud atfr? I THE SCAFFOLD. A Frid I I'" I' Klng structure t/)Wi d ;b;ï2£:;r;lrl:ul,ac: I f»«rr ;ht of steps, and was elected by workmen reP': ':ht of sti'pS, and was o¡ctell by workmen :.i -ht down from DubJin,all the local t radesmen h:eï; g refused to d" the work. Marwood con- o^ n s hu could have hanged the whole eight, men but it would havo been better to have SI1 t larger in that mge. o prison was surrounded by sentries all night, a body of police was on duty outside this At ung to quell any disturbance which might ?.? but scarcely a dozen prsons assembled woo? r at the gate or around the place, even after the lack flag had been run up to show that the ?.? nee of the law had been carried out. with looking down from the platform into the Brist in which tho men wore hanging the upper At of their bod icscouid be discerned, their :r drooping to one side. Patrick Joyce was Bord tily man who wore les cap on tho way to cuttf ition, tho others going bareheaded, and aU C'W' th,-i, own clothes. very DESCRIPTION OF THE PRISONERS. Gi?. .C3 juycu was a man apparently between 40 J. il,a f atronnrl wit), <,l,„„i t • -0- n"UV\IU1VYYU WIII.IKCI"S Road moustache. Patrick Casey was a most repul- fieru looking man, with a countenance strongly brign ativo of brutal ferocity, while Patrick .?' 3 was younger by a few years than of db other two, and far better looking. Pawl, a were entertained of a reprieve for Myles 9i(,c'' by his friends and relations up almost to the )'?'°? noment. A memorial was sent by his wife to of hoi .0rd.Lieutenant, stating lie was innocent of exliai -ime, and that tho other men who had taken J'10 n it were ready to swear that he was not [l?Pe! them on the night of the murder. His mud i 1".?v, ho Never, after reviewing the facts of Tht "?' ?0, fou.id he had no option but to allow the ??'. course. onch( THE OTHER THREE JOYCES. Havre f,hr:"A .'f\\1Q u.oh. #11.1 AL.. ..I th"'IHI -1 -?- .? party me I- of the murders, wv wh<tM\M X?? -n unan, trators were afterwards brought to justice, led some day f?o to thlr homes after ing the sum of ?1.260 from the Government w<u °< reward for the information that they gave. iutboritim offered to m.4 them out of the &Mm ry freeof expense, but they pMiUveiy refused !,°'?' u", lCellll!; ()I tile peoplo of the district is so I strongly in their favour that they do not need it. A r. 1. THE INQUEST. Hanging an nour the wel'o lot down,I and Mr /u^i.i vv,,m8„4lu umu un inquest. After I formal evidence had been givin Dr. Rico waS e^iuninod, and deposed: I am surgeon at Galway l Gaol, and havo examined tho bodies of tho three uien executed this morning. Patrick Casey died I of a fracture and dislocation of the cervicle spine, and death in his case must have been ncady I instantaneous. Patrick Joyce had exactly the samo injuries, and must have died I *lso instantaneously. Myles Joyco died from strangulation, no fracture of the neck bones having I taken place at all. I consider death took place be- tween one and two minutes. t A Juror I want Marwood to be here to give an I Jxplanation of how that occurred, and a great i nany jurors wish ior similar information. Several Jurors said they wished tho governor to ( Je examined as to the erection of the scaffold. I The Governor said Marwood examined it on the ( irovious evening, and reported it was 11 perfect." ( I'h.it was the phrase housed. a Several jurors stated that Marwood was to ° Jiame, in their opinion, in this scandalous matter ind no one else, and one of tliein asked Dr. Rice to ■ vhat, did he attribute the difference in the cause c If death, r Dr. Kice: I was present at the execution, and hmk I can answer that question. My)es Joyce jj vas addressing the reporters present, and naturally urned round to whoro they were standing, and a •larwood fixed the rope round his neck first, and i, ie then adjusted it round the others. This man v hen turned round again, and in doing so disar- s anged the noose, and when the trap fe)). of course, s' he noose being in the wrong position, his neck was tot broken. Of course I (lid not see the bodies after 0 he trap fell. 1\ To a Juror: Tho trap worked perfectly. My npresi"n is that it was Marwood's fault, beMuse. L'eing My)es Joyce was not so passive as the other wo, he should havo fixed the noose round his neck P 1st. The jury again expressed their desiro for Mar- lood to be present to be oxamined, but the oroner declined to send for him, on tho ground q h.tthedidnotconsidcrhisevideucenecos&uy.  A PROTEST FROM TfllC JCRY.  umui aniu 10 WU3 evident that if Marwood had c< biivL;King anair woula not tj live occurred. s< Aether Juror: It is remarked outside that „ ?'sjjyccas?rted his innocence, and tlw two b 'her men also said he was innocent, a3 well as the \) ve others who havo been reprieved. 1 want to now can tho governor give us any information b, n tlio subject, and is it truo he did not send for- a repiesentation of it to the Government? tl Captain Mason That is a question I cannot r riswer, and I do not think it concerns tho issue 01 Ie jury have to try. Any representation made to e Ie I would forward to the Government. w The jury again desired Marwood to be sent (or, hI id again tho coroner decided not to do so. c( In reply to Mr. Adara fa juror), tho doctor 2; atL>d that Myles Joyce must have been alive a' 0111 two to three minutes after tha trap fell. After some further discussion the jury returneda )rcliet" That Patrick Joyco and Patrick Casey died Ti om fractures of the nock, the result of hanging, c,- lei that Myles Joyce died from strangulation." Before signing the verdict Mr. O'Mara said he at id been desired to express, on behalf of the Ie her jurors, their disapprobation of the manner gll which the coroner had acted in i-efkising to exa- ino Marwood. Marwood had not done his flutv it -operly, and great blame attached to him in the w at tor. The Coroner having stated that he did not con- !n Jer it necessary to examine Marwood the matter J, ,o,,)ped, iind the proceedings then terminated, ol It is stated that Marwood. when shoving Myles 1,1 'J'co's body down with his foot, and on fixing tll. jose, said, "Bothpr the fellow." p, Patrick Joyce refused any assistance from the m arders, mounting tho scaffold and jumping up it in ro steps at a time. of A body of military has been drafted into the hi wn, but no disturbance is anticipated. sti Tho fivo convicts whoso sentences were com- he ured have been sent to Dublin. w' The visit of Mr. H?dy, tho resident magistrate, ?" Galway Gaol had nothing to do with an in-  ?iryasto whether My Ie. Joyce was un active i' rticipator in the murders. 0 ¡ It is stated that information of an important su turo has been obtained concerning the assassi- ,f t'on association in tho West. The little boy yce. who is the soli? survivor of tho massacre,? P.1'1 uubhn, along with his eldest brother, who had tl" en at 6crvice near Ch.nbur when his,parents and ?, Jtlier and sister wore murdered. Ii fin I wI IIE PIKENIX PARK MnR.nrm th<

 OU' ARRIVAL OF THE PRISONER ,11! WESTGATE AT PLYMOUTH, I Is i flio Royal Mail Company's steamer Nile, which 000 -r Cltlll;; ived at Plymouth on Friday from the West an; lies, brought as one of her passengers the man  stgate, self accused of the murder of Lord j'jf 'derick Cavendish and Mr. Burke. He was the ded at Plymouth, whence he will be conveyed of steamer to Dublin. The police and passe.?eM u"' :lecmrc Inm to bo an IInbcclIe or a lunatiC. wo lie "Press Association" Dublin correspondent hat s no investigation has taken place at the police- cOl  rt in connection w)ththoarrests for the Phœmx 8,10 k murders on Thursday, nor is it believed there be, I be any magisterial inquiry. —— say udge Barry addressed the jury at Cork Assizes con Thursday in the case of Poff and Barrett, n/lll rged with the murder of Thomas Brown near G tleisland. He characterised the murder, com- and ted in broad daylight under the eyes of the ased's wife and children, as one discreditable 8 a to a savago country. The jury, after an hour a half's deliberation, failed to agree, and were wit barged. It is stated nine jurors were for a 'I10 viction. all he trial of Thos. Biggins (Tom), for the murder jud? ,ord Ardilaun's bailiffs, Buddy and Huddy's u was continued on Friday, when the defence add made, prisoner's counsel relying on the absence n? Mttve, and imputing the strongest motive to f Crown witness Kerrigan, who was about to be ,i? ted from his holding, and had, therefore, an ail\ rest m preventing the service of the writ. The fn!to" oner's sis?r and a neighbouring girl were ex- III',„.l ned to prove an n?A;. Tho Solicitor-General ?b ing replied the court adjourned till to-day. ic Press Association Dublin correspondent h jraphsAn application was made in the Land i 'misioDer' (;Om'! on Friday for a conditional t? chrnont against Mr. Gray. for the niall lication of an article in the Freeman's Journal, cting on tho decision of thH sub-counnis- chilc ors for Dublin in cases on the estate of Lord as ot de M?ahide. and in which appeals are  Iing. The article in question stated that the !? 9)ons s"Gcked and alarmed all Ireiand, but in i ?yes of the Land Commissioners they appeared Ii t and proper. Mr. Commissioner Vernon ved the application to stand for the sitting of stari u)) court on Monday. groat demonstration was he)d at Athenry on ^A ■» ay. on 111I(f the =i through t á I of the Archbishop of Tuam on his return }. ? Homo. S.v.?.1 addressea were prented, in V.. to which Dr. M'Erilly spoke of the great in- ,i ?t entertained by the Pope in tho causj of j,' nd, and how fervently ho welcomed the signs I (turning peace and prosperity to the country. for" hahit [PPIXG DISASTERS IN TITF.

BRISTOL CHANNEL. i;fe out four o'clock on Thursday mornin" the helin ?eg?n 1).rq,?? btorjohann, with a cargo of pit-  ) trom Bordeaux for Cardiff, was run down in "uii Bristol Channel, near Lundy Island, by the pove v steamer Pelaw, from Penarth for London c,oul'1 v steamt?r Pol?tw, from Penarth for London 0 ,a citi-go of c,)al. The rescued the and subscquentiy transferred them to No. 1 I ol pilot cutlor, and proceede(l. I )na\ out three o'clock in the afternoon the screw co'lt 1 ner CirMtde. belonging to the Cardiff Steam- Company (Limited), on her pMsago from I\ce eaox for Cardiff, took tho men out of the ?'"? r off Hfracombe, and brought them on to ?, °5er iff. The roscued men expressed themselves""J"'1 u. The rescued menexpre?edthemsetves '"y' gmtefn) for tho kind ad humane treatment l!nfr received from Captain CampbtU on board the lodge ,do. e Cardiff screw st,,mor Ing.,Id?b?, (Captain bhc wley), light, from Antwerp, arrived in Penarth "°? s at noon on Friday, having in tow the ,nat ?n brigantine Albreiclit. It appears that the ?",?. ntino was on a voyage from Rio Grande, p,){: a cargo of hides for Bridgwater, and on ? <'dll ''b\\o:c' idng;hs1 g:a fmud tress was obsorved by the steamer. Captain pence )y Imd a boat lowered, and on getting along- £ for .'°' he bngantino ascertained that she had gone for o, e on the island, but hud come off with a large good- n her bows, The crew had been for number ?' irs at the pumps, and were then completely !o "°' isted. Four hands from the steamer boarded IS a P ?rigrntine and started tho pumps again; a unPro )r was then mado fast, and she was towed up }?Rr' larth Roads, where she was placed on the » r vith four feet of water in her hoM. ?  ? screw steamer Vill(? de Malaga, from Havre, h I docked at Cardiff on Friday, reports that, in 0 ng up off Lundy on Thursday, she lost an ?°urt» r and ninety 'fathoms of chain. She left "? on the 12th, and experienced thick weather with hout the passage. She further report.. \1 number of sailing vessels in the Bristol o1 101 bound up. CUHR SKIN DISBASKS.—Sulpholine Lotion

anpittenr remo.e all eruptions, pimples, redoean, :Pll :c. :¿rJ:tln a lew u»ys. Sal- IMP Attacks o<t uklu dtsorJeM, and totally dmtroys man d tttt ?ceeolitr. a p-MeMe. h?im flakl, pmduJHit the ma ¡f:T. 'f.I'il. Hctt]<! m i"o to".

VX x-'U.A.XI.X/iX X I I BY a WAKDKRINO WAIF. ..==- I un1CLt;; j \0. I 1 11 nu, nuniirea yards from the office of your paper there is a turning, intersected with courts j nd alleys, like a rabbit warren, and it would be ( liard to say whether there are most thieves or lionest men who inhabit its tumbledown and bug- ( liaunted houses. The inoffensive stranger cannot, J aS8 amongst these winding alloys without eiflicr nsult or abuse and if ho looks young and f?Iii?li ? may have his purse or bundle taken from him?t ??")y, to the music of coarse )augi.ter 'r'.m the haif.boys. i'atf-m.m.andwhn?t ■oughs, who are engaged tho most part of the day r n playing pitch and toss, securely hid from the !ye of Policeman X. I am stopping in one of these courts, close by a broken lamp, the symbol of the itate of its inhabitants, and, as I look out in t, ie lay time, see a constant panorama of interesting; Ð ivents. Early in the morning I can see, perhaps, t in unfortunate sailor, walkingaway in the horrors f1 of drink, without coat or boots; later, at all hours, see fights; sometimes between men, sometimes v )Otweell women. Tha ring has gone down i f lata years, and at its best, sensitive e leople would be shocked to see two, Radiators bruise themselves out of sitape or l nowledge; but, if any of my gentlemen or lady s eaders could see a woman tight they would be 's bsolutely appalled. It is of every-day occurrencej a this neighbourhood. Tho femalo furies, usually v otaries of Bacchus, fight like men, hitting 'I traight from tho shoulder for the first round or ti 0, but as their blood gets heated they return to t, ature, and claw. Then hair and clothes go all ti ver the shop; so that the victor may find herself, lthough young, after a battle, almost baM-hoaded, 'hitst the vanquished may bo nude to the waist,  or garments lfying in tho wind in inifnitesimal b jgs. N'a! victis" is the motto amongst these cople. Once down, don't let your adversary get up fi gain. As they say, in their vernacular, Knock a im down, and rub his face with a brick." si There are no common lodging-houses in this uarter, but there are numbers of the poor Irish- U enerally from Cork or Connaught-and they tI xerciso tho virtue of hospitality to their poorer tl luntrymen or to the stranger for the considera- ti on of twopence a night, or for an old pair of f., icks, with praiseworthy ardour. I have said that tr o stranger can come amongst us without insult, ut I must retract, in favour of the beggar— Iv tan, woman, or child who comes into this Pande- tu ionium boldly asking for alms will get plenty of se read, and not hear a cross word from the roughest iri leuiber of the community. This locality is J,! 10 homo of one of the divisions of the ti wdiff shoeblacks. They sleep about four in a bed ;• on the floors of the different tenements. I have it 'en 3even shoe-blacks' boxes standing outside one 01 om in's door, belonging to her lodgers. In one Si )use, kept by a lady from Connaught, III insisting of three rooms, I have known .1: 1 persons to sleep, including herself, lodgers of .d children. 8,?me were lying fJur in a bed te l? ?neontheHoor.MdsomeonchaiM.  In addition to these, there was a domestic pi lioinasina cat with four kittens in a basket in a of nner; there were fivo rabbits in a hutch near m Ie lire-place; a cluttering and thievish magpie tl, largo, and a melancholy old cock with deformed gi gs, who was neither use nor ornament, as the uoko and foul air had taken all the crow out of 1IJ m. What ho was kept for I can't think, unless was to devour the bugs and cockroaches, with ca Inch the placo swarmed. I can stake it upor, my ri., tllclty that nobody ever fed him-so his mission w. life must have been insectivorous» Some of us this locality go to work when we think we will di can get it; others who are not predatory get ex d cases from grocers for a few pence, and break in em up into firewood, which they hawk at a W ,tiny a bundle, and so keep the pot boiling both rit lys. Others are IIlways wallIng mussels or w( eparing periwinkles for sale; and some are coster- c i ongors, dealing in herrings and fruit. With rags in id tatters waving in the morning air. which fir ows angrily, as if to throw off the contamination the evil smell, tho costermonger, after lighting th s pipe, proceeds to his bedroom, where, on? ?o ings, are strung up by the gills a few dozen set rrings that have been twice salted, and howevor ')) cooked decline to assume any colour but a th, rty brown. It is a blessing that decomposed fish does not tin jure human beings. Ile rousei out liis seven or do lit smallchiidren, who have amongst them hardlv mi fficient rags to save decency, and his wife, all hei whom, with hitnseif, have been sleeping with J :>se herrings; and putting the fish into a basket MI xeeds to go round the small streets and sell mc ,m at a penny apiece, Or. on the opposite side on the way, after being verv drunk over night, fir iIgy McPhail awakes, sick, sore, and .y, and gir ds she has been laying all night on her oranges, lich have fallen out of her basket and rolled on it, floor. She takes a pinch of snuff, and pulling th, t the piece of rag that serves her for a pocket- cai ndkerchief, deliberately spits on the inoffensive fill lit, and polishes them up with the muckender. mi it not disgusting ? But it is a fatal fact! wa IVhen we are sober we are right enough, only sai ry ragged, dirty, and profane; but when we she under the influence of liquor Satan's darkest she el,¡ would feel disposed to give some of us a Jar :10 berth. A drunken man is bad enough, but apai mken woman, especially if she belongs to Car- rot F, would kill the devil. "They howl, they dance, doi y sing, they fight, from morning's break to dead ele, night!" (Original and accidental.) As I sit tolt ner my vine and fig tree, or rather, on a round sli- ce of wood in front of the door, I see a young the man—young and, were it not for the brand of nui ntual drunkenness on her face, good-Iooking- tnr mng out of an adjacent houe as if ,he were mai t from a eaMpuit. She has an old grievance no? 'inst one of her neighbours, and has just drank The self into the proper form for a row. fet( Come out, Mrs. Jones! Bad scran to voz," she ing s, and I'll put the marks of my blessid tin S imandments on that ugly Welsh face of yours, cail Nannygoat! I shpit upon yez, and all your dyn ne, nation, and relations ]I retting no response, sho waxed more furious, wac 1, alter breaking three or four panes of glass in It windows, executed a maniacal daQce, eiiiging, no i kind of wail, fctc John Jiiikins, Joha Thomas, ridf Peti-r Davies, Will Morgan, Tom Jones, was h what object I cannot say, unless it wa, by the repetition of names, to irritate Mrs. Jones, who thei the while peeped out of her window, and, M ging discretion the better part of valour, d <- thin ed to come forth. thej 'e aro not all bad—quite the contrary. Although B icted to a little petty pilfering, some of our girl: e kind work very hard all tho week to spend mitt heir money on drink on Saturday night. After betv ing properly drunk, beating all their children, II; ng their wives black eyes, and turning themout the the court they sleep the sleep of the virtuous, selv, hogs who have been fed on grains, and each the I es up in the morning to find himself with an B' ?ty pocket.an empty lorder, a wife with two intr< k eyes, cross and dismal, and children snivel- they mournfully and do'lging" Father," as they rub selvi r little ribs in expectation of the previous w?l 5 it's performance being repeated. "For the orde of tho fathers shall be visited upon the case Iren." If the Great Master had not given that wint one of His commandments, ft would the I itself. Tho drunken father drives out wnsl child, and tho child, afraid to go not, i) to its natural protectors, yields to FoI promptings of its half savage nature, and next es to supplv the cravings of its poor, half- age I fed little body. If Bradiaugh is wrong, there the I bea heavy reckoning for you, my masters,who expl. Irunk, and starve and beat your little ones in shed iff for the gratification of your lust for thaw or thaw ere is one good thing about this loctillty-that the f lit there are numerous outlets, so that if a man Davi made (stoleu) a watch, or a woman is pur- the d by policeman or sailor, there is every facility othei scape nnd, believe me, gentle reader, the in- days ants will throw no obstacles in the way of the the d ive; on the contrary, the active Policeman X She t thank his stars, atter oither capturing his the s or giving up the chase, that a patornal or tried rnal Government has supplied him with a 8ho i et that turns off brickbats when those articles the si from housetops. any is n strange tlnng that wherever there is dire a WI rty there is fecundity. In these shadowy and f s children abound, mostly without boots, anil with nost respectable dressed in knickerbockers, lie,, to Mcauso the knickerboeke.s took well, but it un, lse they don't take so much of father's old This M trousers to make. The b!lt??.d e'ld in h;s lets o ial c?stIF sighs to think that ho has no one to ,I?,?n :J CtqI:rs 8ii;;rfII;I;bâ:¡ I es sigh to think that they have got a baker'.s th" si a piece, and that if they leave ttem on any- about 's doorstep or at the workhouse they will get Thf isonment. one o addition to these courts taking in regulir rs, at from t,?.Pene. to fourpenco a night, Gl- are" in the ,??at depths a lower deep,' as ??' i says. These are what mv landidy, ?, ive of Jk calls J:ro:lrn villins," ?' come at the dead hour of midnight, and collpc open sheds and temples of Cloacina, and f',„ themselves away there until morning, de-  'ng the inhabitants of tYJ!1 r:ègt .?' sor old shirts. Last Sunday two women On into the domicile where I stopped, and asked nJYh- agings. They were well-dressed, voung, and »h"„ h, )or.kin?, and said that they came from New-  There was no room, and they were referred P„„i„ rman's Public and Lodaing-houae. But there ,-° „ rejudice in every town against taking in the "I' t??t,ed female, if she is not, like a mun-of- n??v. manned; and these girls went all over nP" T )lace, exceptin Mary Ann-street, where  he sake of O)ld Australia they would y Nri,c,- been given lodgings in a moment. Without <hetM iing any shelter they slept in the open Clifton and when stepped out early in the morn- VAL ,d saw them, girls in age, good Welsh girl, '«tarni a clottd maybe, clasped in c-ach others arms? 3??'? the night dews on their foreheads and the .-Il winds tossing their long hair about? I in- ,ul' M tarily thought of Tom Hood'e song- !?X?'?,?S Oh, it 1, itiful Pert= in a whove et gt.11' rMnoM Home -I y have none! A i— HawlI ORTAVT TO LAmmRitssms.-If your trades- TWA.

xiioj JJJ.>»IHT; iVAri-USlUiN AT PEMBREY. THE INQUEST. I The inquiry into the deaths of the OAVAn tilled by the explosion of dynamite at the works i ,t the Explosives Company, l'embrev, on November 7, was resumed at nurry Port on'Fi'ida'v, before 4r. James Rowlands, coroner. Mr. Mansel Rees of the tirm of Rees, Edwards, and Wood) I gain appeared for the comply, an.1 Mr. Randell i assisted by Mr. Cwiiym Evans F.C.s.) for (he' elatives of the deceased, and Superintendent Cun- ( i fte for the police. M irgaret Maria Evans, the forewoman at the I Yoiks, was further examined. She said sho re- t i?tint,.l half an hour m the thawing shed )n her I 1 Isit. Mr. Rees said one part of the evidence iven by f hi- witness-that as t., the thawing or nitro- \c,"ne "eeinod to affect tho mind, ), the jury ?" !o. Ho had a witness here, and ho would like ■ "'I,lain what that upeintion meant. The 0-roner said he felt the Mt)J as the Dn- ï;I'l c:: ;nelLi:I:II:'¡!]j: e: 10 would finish the examination of ?ii. Evans nd would then recall Mr. Johnson to explain D.e examination of Miss Evans was then con- t ? ? ?'? saw no ?pp'i?ccs in the t using shi ed i for ???'n. g ?K-d for th. awmg nitro-glvcerine. It t.?k t crabout two hours and a ha)f to visit all the s bed., where women were employed, and wliu h t ■ eie under her supervision. The women employed s 1 the mixing and tha ving shed s on the d"y of the 0 xplosion kn.w that only two persons were allowed i, ) be in either shed at the same time. While itness was in the thawing shed one girl, Eliza- n eth Erasmus, c.une there to -peak U) her, and she p ?It out. She had not on any other occasion f! !en more than two pe.sons in the mixing shed or n .e thawmg shed together, neither had shean? n? cril"ion to report ?? of the ?" during tl?e a hotLtme she had been empiovfd at the works. he girls had a zinc scoop for taking the frozen c !?'???'"?"? but they usually used t eh ISite had never seen lhem use violence s .w.? the lumps of dynamite. She had cau- p ???"'?' d,oing so. She had seen a h allet in the thawing shod. but had not seen it £ sed there. Did not order it to be taken aw?v It n as fymg on the floor in a corner of the shed when  'e Sjiw it. She heard that it had been removed, v Jt did not not-ice herself that it had been taken Any. Never saw a copper or iron bolt or screw the thawing shed. It was when the thawing rst began that olio saw the mallet. That was jout a fortnight before the explosion. She only ,w it once. Behoved it was Mr. Johnson told her8 'tore the explosion that the malh t had been taken V "ay. She had no instructions that the girls were 'I use it, so she took no notice of it. Never saw P em use it. Sever saw any of the girls take up vo lumps of frozen dynamite and strike them y geilicr, nor strike a lump on the thawing tray or C o side of the box, nor crush a lump with their et. they were all well-behaved, obedient, and S lct.ible in rvery way. The only tool provided r use in the thawing shed was tho zinc scoop. The rh were all searched every morning before thev ere allowed to go to work. All hairpins were ken from them, and they had to put on blue rg,) aprons and sleeves. All who worked w the danger buildings had to wear woollen m .'MLS. and witness ahvays saw that they d no iron or teel naik or tins on ? \r OlSr')nnr t;eI wls HlíweI.P She I.. amined Jano Wiitiams. Jane Evans, Sai-.h Mor?, w dIluglj(-s on the morning of the exp?sion w ?w?i.sliurduty to see that a!) the ruies were w ?eyed in the sheds of which she had en'ire charge tl ie had not sole charge of the mixiii"- or the sl 'wing sheds. ?lto was23ymrs of a R(?' She Ul ,d"rtood the Welsh language perfectly and could 10 eak it a little. Site had several times read parts ei the rules to the girls, and she heard Mr. Spon oi Ml the rules to them on one occasion, a week or ?' ibefore the explosion. She thought they t: underwood the ruies. Had heard them coin- un of headaclws during working hours, but not Iide1;il: ':e¡nf'f:ing in her 'n head while she -as in the faaoi-v. The Coroner eaid ha put these questions b cnuse w e second time he visited the works it made hlln al day, and he was ill the whole day afterwards. IJ| By the Jury: If she had seen the girls using the dIet she would have considered it dangerous d would have stopped tliem. By the Jury: Mr. Johnson (the chemist) had utioned her not to allow the girls to strike the wen dynamite in any way. He did not tell her to itch them or say he had seen them doing it. By Mr. Rees: She had seen experiments con- (t cted with a view of illustrating tlie force of the L. plosive material. Those experiments were made w the presence of all the cartridge-makers. Evans, ar Ili;uns Hughes, and Morse had all been cart- 1)1 ?ge making at one time or another. The girls 0 'ro not kept to any one kind of work. What was a, led nitro-glycerine headuche was well known w the factory. The workers generally felt it the st it day. re Hy the Coroner: The girls in the mixing and tll Iwing sheds were set to work by Mr. John- ha 3, the chemist, but witness looked after them to 20 that they did their work properlv. b) ify Mr, Randell: She was not quite suro that all ot deceased persons saw the experiments with the Hr nanuto to which she had referred, but she B1 night so. Mr. Spon instructed witness in her ch hes. She had been shown the dangers of the Kin and thawing work heraeff, andcon?idpred M ..el f competent to i?in? them out to the girls. ?y Mr. Kandet): The girls looked after it when Johnson was not present. They had no ther- meter. She had never seen a scramble going In the washing shed by cartridgo niters for u wed pieces of dynamite. Had never seen the ■' Is thaw dynamite in trays or buckets on the co 'r. Xo water could get into the innertray when ?° vas floating on the outer one. Twogjrkcoutd w w a sufficient quantity of dynamite lor .11 the ?' trideo fillers. Had neverseen any of the cartridge st !is t taw their own dynamite. The water trav  'ht have been over?). ?. Had never seen the "? ;i17ednt thawing processes carried on in the L,I )eshed at the same time. When Jane Evans ,? wed witness that the nitro-glycerine was frozen T did not ask to be sent to another shed, nor did "? 0 Williains. They were then looking for their ?" Is to fetch hot water in to melt the ni tro-gl'vcerine ■ !)d not say what Evans and Williams were F.1 ng in the mixing shed from nine o'clock until 'en. When she visited them at eleven they her they were about to thaw the nitro" ;e: tl;o d':ott to Mr. Johnson that Ai nitro glycerine was frozen because he was le well awaro of it. The boys employed to ■y dynamite to tho girls could go into the razine and fetch it, themselves, but she could remember that she had ever seen them do it girls engaged in cartridge fdling might have 1 hod dynamite from the ina7ine on the morn. sibl of t to explosion, so far as s fie knew. 1, r. Rees said the company would, if necessary, Pa* witnesses to show that the boys could fetch resi amite from the magazine themselves. fetch fs r. Randell said if the company admitted it, he wo content, rap y the Coroner: Frozen dynamite would be of has Ie to the cartridge niters. Girls sometimes qui lied dynamite from the magazine to the cart- is c e shed the first thing in the morning. There wai no rule against them doing it th fil'St thing In his 'Horning, but the boys supplied them during C:? 'emainderoftheday. tog, r. Rees: Tho reason is this, they all want some- his g to go on with in the morning, but as soon as L?to( have started the boys can supply them. met Mile Coroner: With ordinary diligence two igni could thaw more than three boxes of dyna. upo each containing between 40 and 50 the., bret leen breakfast time and dinner time. and I Mr. Randell: The girls might have gone to in washing house and thawed dynamite them- the !s before breakfast, but it would be against It if -,I I,, Mr. Rees: The boys had only been recently in tl Kluced into the works by the manager. Before first came tho girls fetched the dynamite them- end. ?s, and they still did so occasionally. There l'ara no written rule against it. The girls were red to wear woollen dresses as a protection in of fire, and witness considered Jane Evans's ey dress sufficiently near to a woollen one for Ti mrposo. There was no thermometer in the _/■ nng and mixing sheds, and those .heds were tniJ .rtihciaity heated. lily Dowdnoy, Park-row, Burry Port, was the tiuet witness. 8hr said sho was sixteen years of of „ ast Tuesday, nnd had been in the employ of „„i '?plosive Company since a month before the Zh ision. She had worked in the cartridge filling and in th? gun cotton drying shed, and h?d U ed dyMmito in the washing shed. She wae ?" mg dynamite the Friday and Saturday before "?" rst explosion, and only on those days. Ann ? i.awomnn.wMwith her the first day, and '°*' eceased girl, Sarah Morm', the second day. No 1 ArL7 girls were in the shed on either of those "? William Ray and John Jones brought them a., ynamitc. and David Erasmus the hot wafr. ?' new that no other girls were allowed to enter "'°}" led except those working there. No girls^s to come in while witness was working tnere ??'' new that only two girls were afowfd to be in ?' ?ed at the same time. She did her work without ?' ?rouble whatever. She saw Ann Davies use ° "?' ?oden mallet to rub the dynamite back :?re on the box. She did not strike anything ~I". it. Mr. Spon saw her doing it, and he told and put the maitet away at once. She then put ? lor the frame on which the tray were "laced. to t, "as in the washing shed. There were two mal- .1.! n the cover of o? of the d\ n?tnit<' boxes ?"" they went in. Mr. Spon only saw the one 01? ).vies was using. The other was down by ?' de of the box, and Ann DaVIes said nothing ?'stt: that. later inquiry was then further adjourned until Also, clock on Monday. Padd lh Ttn,'n1'lrr1t hll, nui^l Afl OHOP .uinAIWi,

THD; NATIONA T. EISTEDDFOD. I OATiniVI? 'L'D1I"'T' .u. .'Uinu.iti, ION. I AVUV". I! "R.-Can vou nnd ?-. for from the Nutional Eisteddfod Committees to the i nablic It is to convey their readiness to receive )ffers of prizes, in either the Iltvritry, juusical, or trt department. The programme of subjects and jrizes will be ready in the course of a few days, t will much facilitate arran<n ments if the Inten- sion on I he part of any supporter of the institu- tion to add to its list of prizes is communicated to he general .-ecretary before the ilw of this nonth-ii convenient, on a much earlier day.-I '111, JOHN GRIFFITHS It (Archdeacon of Llandaff), t Chairman of the Literary Committee. [ The Can'iniy, Dec. 14. A correspon dent writes;—I have good reason for fating that the Rev. D. W. Williams, M.A., Kair- I leld. contemplates offering three hantl^ome prizes • b competed for at tho National Eisteddfod to a ?- h,-?: at Cardiff in 1883. It is st&wd that the ubjMf-? for w)ueh the j.nM? \vin bo iven will be l?c 'bi,,grl)liie?l ?,k,t,( of ti I ?t? quire Jenkins, Llanharan history of the i».irish f Ystmdyfod-g (Khondda Valley), and a poem 1 praise of Miss Jeuner, Wenvoe. riie committee of the National Kisteiidfod huve 0 lade application to the Taff Vale Railway Com- t any for the use of the extensive sheds at Cathays s w th" purpose of holding the eisteddfod in them n ext summer. The fitpdt are capable of acoora- LJ lodating between 16.000 and 17,000 persons, nd at compamtivelv little cost might be con, emently fitted up, hetii-ing and rofmolimentmonis f Guld be arranged without difficulty. If tlie use of a ie sheds should be granted, al least £1.000 will be lved, for, as is wtill known, the erection of a avihon is one of the chief oL)?t?-It?s the National r, istedufod Committee have to contend ,unt, n [r.UMtgeFiaherandthe heads of the T?ff "ale 3 .ailway have the matter under consideration, and « i hoped that favourable reply will be for- ) 'arded to the Eisteddfod Giminittee. (.,

LLANDOVERY SCHOOL. « An xanlinJttinn fnv tw* /i _1_- -H". _"I.U VIUV\ ¡;OCUUHlr"" Ilip, of the value of t25 a ye«r, tenablo for two 11 ears ,t the L?ndovMry Sehoot. will take placo on  uesday, January 23, in the ColJege-ltall. The com- I f\ etmon )s ('ounncd to actives of Carmarthen who S lay be, at the date of cx.?);inatiot), un? r 14 n' tars of age. '?''? schohn?hip is ?iven by Earl j¡ awdoi*. —i—————c. HOninva AnriTiUM'n trn TkTXTioi0'

t????t??-. avviL/uu JU JL/li>AO COLLIEKY. it< un rriday morning a young man named John Ul ddon, hitcher, irtot with his death in a horrible o anner at Dinu Pit. He hlld newly sent to the II irface n (ram of stones. The descending ca^re vi id just touched the bottom of the shaft, and he °' as in the act of withdrawing the empty tram ?' hen a sm?)) stone, which Imd slipped off the tram hich had just r¡,uchd the surface, fell through ei ? 1) it :?..d ?t ?,k tl, head, lit,r,,Ity ?hthn?ttopen. Death was instantaneous. The a! lfortunato young fellow—as he wu* only 22— ??f st his father in the Penygraig explosion, and! ,?r ?in?,- he find b.?a the main f.upport'" :eli'i:ind;edhaDOh' ::n r, d ui sist«rs. He was a most exemplary son, and li?gs ,f his death seemed to have ,pr?. d through fc ? underground workings with greKt rapidity, for e men immediately began to ascend to the sur- cc, and the bndy was accompanied to its late )meatFfrwdAmo9 by a very hrge throng o? orkmen, all fr:lJ(tc?t ckiiaftl:oufI¿ tD rival of the remains at Ffrwd Amos (I'enygmi) sc -odueed intense excitement among the inliabi- w nts. ° at a

ALLEGED EXTENSIVE  'ORGERIES AT BŒnNGHAr. I ?; At 11,? Rirn'nnh<]o. 'Onl: r"I.1. f'roL_JI I !« "u"'6"'u, iviivc wuu- un 1 nursaay •ey iorc Mr. Kynnersley, stipendiary magistrate) JUis Napoleon Collins, 31, described as a. sailor, itil no fixed i-esidenec., wzts charged with forging id uttering a cheque for X12 15F. and obtainingst r false prHences X5 from Mr. Thomas Westwood. st the Woodman Inn, Easv Rois also with forging !0ther cheque for tl2 ls" And obtaining ? from P )lham Aston, button manufacturer, Princess- ^?et, b fl.(? pretences In applying for a :d br f:leeeïrll1bi, barrister, said ere were reasons to believe that the forgeries d been carried on to a very great extent, between and 30 forged cheques having been issued C\ the prisoner in Birmingham alone, and money vi tained upon them. The prisoner was only rested on the previous night. by Chief Inspector Ca ick, and time was required to trace the other eques, some of which were for a considerable PD lount. A remand was granted until Thursday 014 tlTTUlim irn etui

< A lit AUlvJJl A it 1 AMifiKIUAN I ] or. 'K' STORV. n I- -1. -.? a. a iiJtE/Aill UK LLliE. -fl ?' '3 -?.- "t_ -2 no American It asy ior fecemDer z is respon- '1 e for the following extraordinary statement,— 29 0 1 an article written by It. C. IVoodman, Paw '9 ?, Michigan, it is stated that near where he '5 des is a man with his breath on fire. The name l his extraordinary individual is William Under- 2*1 )d, 27 years of age. By breathing forcibly and — idly flumes issue out of his mouth. After he spat on a pocket handkerchief the article is ckly consm'1ed, By way of proving that there o deception lie, before making the experiment, ihes his hands in cold water, and also rinses r mouth, and the next moment breathes forth ies. When out hunting he will gather Lox -tlier dry leaves, and then ignites tliem with M breath. He will then proceed to dry his wet :kings by the fire his breath has made. The p,u )it.d man in the locality has often seen him ds ting his pocket handkerchief by breathing gor n it. He cannot be persuaded to exert his K« tb so as to produce fin more than twice a day, T,vl the reMon he gives for this is that the effort is !ry exhausting ono." He must be,continues lliycll, "full of electricity. What can this be ? ) a pity that Mr. Barnum lias not secured this nge man. Notwithstanding all the electricity N ie man he is very ignorant. He states that he p, discovered the strange gift with which he is Ln )wed by setting' fire with his breath to a per- l,i ed Poe iet hn k.r,hief.11 Sug fiAIHTtntr nAT'nnui 5"

vulill4ii ^wurvxo. I Il ftr.DRrrAR TutT»«niV IROTAM T.IRL.-A da -q,j5C cu.Ç/' Oahl 'aim hi/ail Assignee.—Lewis Richards, of A her. Hsel ry. r. Alfred Pearce. This was a claim aguinst BM) Jstate of John James, deceased. The amount  Ix !torwMjE929.2d. r?ntiff. in his capacity 4? !igw, conducted fm own ?ise. After hearing i-P0 CDce, judgmeDt was ?iven for the fu)tamount, R,.? 3 paid by monthly intlUJont8. d„2 I Ollir mi-loa v.î,¡-=.:=:4' » ill

I-'?jrr?II)olident4rnust write on o*« IrnK ,f tl.r .?ron!y,urt).?)ett<«?)r b..joi. "?"  wt?'?'l" P" ?lish "Y iaU« ulti? t4w wrltvr end9 1;. RKAI, 'lurK awd ADDS?.not u?w.Mlyf?rput? ication,but as 4 Ou*raaw« 01 good K. a ?!??'?T°*?*'?* ?-???"?M'eMB. lDunication. onderenv ("ip('u""&n. rule. 'P'o- wa!

vn. rSK* 1 FRSfS lULl. AT THE ELY • SCHOOLS. -'4 +" ..L- -L I n. — >■   uk' present P()1l10D i "?hts question by an u hnwsion of the fol'?.g ;'c's:-On\ovemb.TUi moved and carried U)e o))ow)ng rc?iuti. by I-,ut L?n votes to ten — T.?tt??utt.?..i?.o?M? ?) .?.,<) ?E<yS(..hoobj?.?.,b(.r<.wh)d)t<).andt)Mt)'.?t ,Wt, ? reterr, the ?'"?" C?m.nitt?. with i I ut rutions to tt't' 'rl 'I..on tht> t kl1ll1 of reUt  taking '?' 'hern boun?ry tv 1ak'"t( '■ full view of tlie fields a lU 'r#evcl;l'il-enanda full view of tlu' (h'lda On ?nday, Kovembe:13, the committee met a 11 'y, Mnd, aftera pm).??u sittit?dJK'uMtinf; other j1 &,?d;f. a few meniijcrs look o ? the ground. P ctun? and without .<-u?..? orpay? any 'Y:('¡¡:(lUn:i f PtlnJ: I l was i ,ed and cai riedl ?'??''7{t.'?hwt)i not wi>i, fr«. entil.hcm.Ii.(ht, and ü lull view of !I HHdsa«l.oinitig. v Home members of the conuniu. t favourable to i f ? ?i(?w, h.vi.e teft..ind ?.? the f?oj? of!' he remainder ?. report f,lv, ur of a wall, I C <lt,l my intention to oppose t!¡IJ' r,?lrt at the e ext board meeting. I did o, ?nd ?out?ot<? y ten to six the wh?]e b.?fd consist ing only of «o more than the .najo?.y 1 !Md previou? ll<linéd, I .nstruct?i Mr. ?..n? to t.<kp<-«?- f "I" the )eveh. and make section of the mound. j "d append hIs note:- ¡j 12, St. Joh.s.<quM. Cardiff,  2n.jUec.touM.1882. Dnr lmvt! nid,! the 2." ulu-rations \»u .Io. utih iVtWv ood, anil you *P?? M'c t)?t afhi? oi |p ?d 'iw«i 5 abie t. ? a»y ub?tn?r ,?n 700  "'A;i¡ :l>'U "1I';r.& J:-¥I '=l'o 17:?; puii'iiHScu ground would not be able to an'vt hini? ■ earerthauPlv.uoulh Wood-1,000 yards. 1 w^ u, ?huwth..M!.oo)h(.L.?o..thc »«t!.»». «» you wi,bed ti '? to, k8 the mMtf. objM.t?d to my guu. im tbf )?' t a roui,<l.-Youro!«..li.t ??'?.h. <??———. r lames Lewis, EKJ M IJ., Penarth. I submit that these iacts are condui\'e to anT ?* "t?ejudtced miod: ?nd that they justify iny r .i" for Saturday to move th?t the portion of ,,jI't m?de f?t Saturd.? fortnixht by O.e ly Schools Committee to this b"ard..md I'¡ n~' ?i thL tdt 'e,be reecioded, and 'hotthequpMion n r,,ft nee to the _11 be reconsidered bv the X ?mnntLee. with a requcst that the instructions II! ?tamed in the former resolution be taken il?t,) al ,.side"' ion and that the reasons for their li?,t ,i commendation be stated to the board. ?s t,) the duty of guardians, elected or er-ofUri provide for the healthy r.reation and h.t.dy r' .■velopment of these orphans, as well as tlieir 7 ?od, ciothing. and education, there can be but one 7? ?tmon amongst ti?se who take any interest in .en welfare. 1 ask you to urt-e on each ¡ndi-¡ ilual member of the lo?,rd th e (illty of ttn,li?g ) S?turd iy and harlUg bow sides of U?,, <!Ut?  nn. ,j, Outside tho m""ymd plain advantages of T m, air, and pleasant prospect of green fields to e, nlilren, my view is that a dwarf wall, 3ft, hi«li, r, id above a ♦ft., light, unclimbable railing is more ir hcient as a fence, cheaper, and better looking r an a damp, suniess, dead wall, making the home w to a prison for the children. There is no prece, E mt for such treatment for any but criminals. d, Mr. Warin'8 section will be given to the clerk t r luspectiou of the guardians.—I am, :w ——————— J.r..n I t

''1' 'HlAN PlUCES. g;i fT ?M, rnaay.—Money easy. Cotton dull, forr oleum quiet Lard dull. Wh. .? t: Downward i hv t )eney.(?)mdutt.andiow<-r. Hour steady, ,?,t, pces g,.du.ily hardening. Coffee firm, cho- u ."tive, but firm. Iron d,,It. Monev. us. Hd.A I r.Aft^n v., ? c?, M i i? Money, otber See 3 pc on nd,n, 60 „ y» 4.60^ Petri e Traiisfers 4.8C g, S. 21 N.,a, 5,¡: I U.t}. Med l?% IMt Lard dilt" U3i | uitt.o 120 } Fl„om ?nP.)M<-t?ph8!{ (? Jwlr.d 61, 401 ) Corn J Mortgage Bonds ^7 Wbe< 'Ar Minis&i{.piOrd Louis,and rilicpn-f 66^ M t.)c:t'?dit)(;? 5.')} M »n Pac-'Mo i04< ,:i: :1 ¡ co.  d t.? M York Central i ?utttti.t.Fmt.. j co Ordinary %W „ ) Preferre" „ Ms Railway Sbars 14; 8uga Shore Shares t1Rt J Saltfi A ',?.h? b4| tYt)? tfliCoimnon 34# ) poc tg< M.M. 10-t F? ;kJ' 12, ,?r ati.ires 4S j C^lu P_.C,. St,k  i !'or P'M;.Pr.6?)(f!? )c''t'? ty)v*ni)tttPh)).f,o! | Cttn igo4N.Vl'.Pr.8tck IK: Prim iaa«uth'n8h?..7i' /In n)'utur'Apr.)'Os! T"rd. \CkH O nHH ut '}" d/ivor "UO' J AU. ?'.d.Up)nd.lO{kno MidNwOri'nt 10 Lvitl >leun»,Crude 7i T Iev::¡'èrt' 9?' 1) TI,, Stand. White 7 £ i Dix (at Pliildlphi.) r»i Yor. ,WikM 1U Mr I'uKJM.). ]t??' r, St, Phii,  II, ig Brands 4.It 4.3*j | '.i New 'jyi 1 A t¡¡;d '\Vï; } I .¡,: d1. eurnt mi hi.(<8^ 10.1It del nut mouth 1.0.' ? (JIQ" efJjl' d<')in?nthHf!<?;;??. >e#F»ir Kio,low<>«t 8 bili ???: 6?! iowt •>' jip1 F.h. hl«!.i-ft bi Fair 8 $ ',I MU h?)M< Bi' .F.tifRt-t!))MuM(? ;»udi ;ht Grain, Liver*  '"? »i 4, 7d ;b:;iÄ-' 4', 1 /herrie Ir^»» m Reoe'nU, C.tS- 570)0 g).fJh(,t. HIt.itl8i()0 Kxpte CmUinpr-fl60X e City U"ow 8 h.- M h?) r?r)?. nt?., .n Kut .ltc.I.h_ me irregular. .u' "&Ç' -nIUD! ftn<i IR l:(,1:1Ï;; ;:ket:¡;o,e:t I "Sal ighest que tat ions of the d»y. I the I ?h)c uprlv "Wheat, 20,200,000; ditto IndiAn t?m 7,000,000. I'xport clearances of wheal for i the e past week --860,000; ditto Indion wrn, I a. ti, 00 bushels. hit II( "1;'

tannin. .w.- ANT'JK NATIONAL "XHOOV—Un "t'l1n8<1"- nighi thoHev. J.H. Philops, "f theTlji.-bc% 161) 1Plru('lÎ\'e iefiure, iii istrated by llIS:otvu11 ^i w>, in the a1.> t<cl.I. un b6hall of the l».;n,.>nium lund. Oji t!ic proposition <>f theK.rtor, txvndod by AJr. Mnitlj, a hearty vote oî tliankft ^vas a v»rii«Hi tlie kclurer, whj his services m > I^^th Oi" A C'APMAK.—On Friday after- iin mque>t ipon the body of Oeorge Parscns 34, cab driver. rhl !M,J driven out to Diinui Powis on the i • y and on 1 -turning at nitwit to hi tome in U'omanbv-strcet ht t-xpiied suddenly- It appeared thut he liad red troiu broncliitjs fcr number of year.,4, and ilx/ jury iound a verdict of 'IVath naturaU ;ujs*> f% K».Y diOq[. CHK.SIMAS-TBFK. We are re- u,tt?i I (- ?it kno?, with t ?tth<n.ksU)e fol- .g ,I b,? t I, ,Olli,-t. 1,1?. J. E. contributions —Mrs. OUivant, Mr. J E. Nl,. D,,?f,?rd, 5. mch KOATU ?AND ('ONM-lkVATlVK .?(MATtOK -On rnday evening a mocting of the Kxt eu' ive Com- nittoe of the Ward Association was t tho Pour Kims Inn. Councillor W.J. Tr.>v.:icc voted to the chair, and in tlio cout "t hiA. roliiuinajy obsorvations he Incli\'Hl)l' with regret hat thcir }&tc pt?sident. Mr. C<pp<i. w„s ?t.< II. He dwelt pH the marked a*si*uneo )?idi had b?,?,? rendered th,? by %I,. Capper, '1:Cl1:c:Idl;r ?f c..n(k.?nc< ?hcutJ v >eut to him. Mr. Urogan agreed that no uud ad done more to h>*lp forwara the Conservative tUM in th" ward than Mr. Cap?xr. and it wa? vcntually d^t'idvd to ask Mr. Unigrr to send it 'tier expressive of YlUpt") with that gentle- )an in his illn and trl1t n6 thnt he would be rcstoi-d to hoilth. °' Reference W, iade to the p,t services of Mr. S|>encer s the lion, seeretary of the association, nd the new scerctarv, Mr. Lynch Ubsse, addrcs- rig the meeting, invited thetn to co-o|)erite with un in order to bring about Kuece>s. On the pix> osition of Mr. Kob^o.j, it was decided that tlte rcM-nt delegates ot the ward im-t the Executive ommittee {)f tht' As..cMti)n .md m:ike a report ,f the Roatli to be callc4 'Jmu')?-f(.rthe(!?)i.)n of ofticcn*. a?? unanim(?uq?- rt,?!vt:d to invit(? ??itirley ) bee me the prudent of the Hoath A<?m),? d "r (hvan w': "ppointPd .^x-reUry pro trm ijit I"v a«fo:essed ?? ?M)?. ,hI it w? mentioned that he would address a itepiwrs' D\heling at the K?th Public-hall or UMi?evfn..i;pxt. ? ,-t, of thanks to lte :,J';ne'ttI' 'I'r, .i¡g;() I,.t.to lloe H*)thih?' < U'B PHI*f MANDICAI*.—The firm *o^ country handicap vviii be run over a courso about seven miles. It will commence and n»*h at the dub headquarters, t" Coldstream otel, to-day (Saturday). The start will be at 330, id the htush may be observ.il by the public at tout on (lie Cathedral-road. PAMADKYAD HOSPITAL SHIP.—Report for the eek ending Ik'ccinbtr 13 — \uinberof patients (,. baard last week, 46 admitted since, discharged,; 4 di-,], 0; out-patients treated, remaining on board. 49.—W. Hughes, iu dical ipermtendent. IHKATKK ROVAL.—The Infirmarj* Ivnefit an- last night did not draw such a ge bou, mi|»ht have Iteen oxpected. coiisidering the rving nature of the object sought to be served. Iiis (act, ho\v» ve>. made ti., difference in the u*ellence t the < nU rt,anmenr. Tlio p»roe tie fiisttinc* was Marklir:s "Man of the World," i wnic). Mr. K. FIedler played the put of Str fiiitur M"rfycnp}ui'}t ju^t as we predicted ho ould-aiinirablv. We hope '0 see this tine old uglish comedy revived at the tlieatrc at an early ite, with, we need hardly add, Mr. l icvcher tia 'arsi/cuphant äS before. THE CARDIFF CUuuu Soptpty will give a grand •rlormanw of Handel JfoMiah," at %d.tr-t ?)f).ut.Wtdnetd?,U?tnt?r27.IR8. Full Utid id chorus. Doors ojien at 7 0 t. commence at 7 m Fn-nt smtt. 2. seo.nd M-att, Is. 4%33 CHKIMMAS lioo&ri.—Discount of 2d. in the Is. is Jtmed oft <h? p.t,lilhd pri- -f .11 1", by Edwin ?"H!t.h?'' ?.? ??'' Wbit??', Ahn?nM .d,- Ilth In. IOd, 49B23 S" XMAS SOLVKMRS, Sp)pndid Pictures i|>erKtr Alhurtif, '?' ?*? '"rj.riM.,g PnMnM tisfactory I iic**s, Strikijj^ ???).h,r?< udio, Duke-street. SKATKS.—Perkins Bros., Ironmongers, St. Mary reet, having purchased the whole of • bankrupt stock e offering 88nw at very low prices. A large assortment 5"e o. show. S' :J'I,e:I H.H.H the Prince of W*)M.?. p<.rcM<. ? pe, •'Jerohoam" jaMl. sample J ttle?,  ?'?" ??"t *'?"<' U'?ct. F. P. Yd? 'ne and "pin' Merchant, Bute D-k,, Cardiff <9M? ROATH BAzun, 10, CAt.TLKMAD, CüDlFY-l :e .nd  collection of the Ktwttt D.WKN. )( "IfV''l* ('ar s Cants. "'?"? P"u r CntP.dren, Toys, Games, and Fancy Gf»ods of \'ery senption. Chkistmas SFASON, 1882 —Hirhlv-hni>})ed Cabi- ? Phetoj?phs. 15,. I- doM.n. rfn-de-Vi-ite fwm r dozen. Superior Vignette ditto, 75 &1. l?, d- B<'ry Rvan, Photographer, 13, C?kli?a bW% '?*" Kt<n? Cl,,? Co.. Lim., W'?tgate?tr?t CM-diff— ej>arations now hi ))n?reM for next MMon. R?ptirt ;?"1. All ki,i? tfWr:):c: ::t Tricycles easy ins, with option of purchase. MafutbcenL 6to?ot ii Iki ',d, Skat? ground aud ri?laimd on the orWst notice.—W. Jenkins, Manager. CHti?-r?s ('ARM. 1882,-N., Noeix?oet. the JI\\I.t had m?,t ?nable petterns are toba d at duin Dot/uiti's.Ko.l, 8t. Mary-sUeet. Th< ?ref.? ■ck to .1-t from i. the P,in,ip?lity.4 ?H.I?FT.&I CABDS —The selection at Mr. Freke'. vety choic wenderfuUy ch?p.-The Ct?n idio. D,?k,t-t STUDIO HotAL. DtfKE-STMMT, CARDirr.-A. uiiii Taylor's Phot ographs are oonsldered the cheape** and It. Proofs are submitted, and sdisfaction guaranteed, .jas Fl1TIS,;s-A choice and good selection* sap, at J. Woodman's, 2f;. Wharton-street, Cardiff.

rJWAHTH. L;on beare employe4 'A(¡(:,J.II on ?is wa; early on day morning to join his ship at Cardin. when, ing lo the d??k.?m and fog, he fe)) into the mi and narrowly e,?ped being drouned. ■■KRiot's AIVIDHST.—An accident of a serious happened to a man named Win. Garrett on day. He was employed with others in dis irging stones from a tram. The tram upæt and I upon him. breaking ono of his legs and in. ing tlio other. IEY.VAHD'S ADVK"'Tl'nli, A fiftliertuan namec nud Matthews caught a fox on the diffs at lftrtli on Thursday morning. Matthews cliascc n;ir'i for some distance, and ultimately sue- ded in gettinj» hold of the brush. ne conveye* animal-which was a fine specimen-to Dr -iN who, iieirig an old spo-taman, thought that best thing both for Reynard himself and the iting fraternity would be that he should be 16 The fox was accordingly released from car itv ir. front of tho railway station. iwu.YM EVANS' QOININK BITTERS, an invaluabl etaWe.tonic for deprewion of ipirit* und mtlnneho!-

NEWIIORT. I PIOUS JSCmLST,-Un Thursday ni?ht.tbom o'c I.,k, Thomas Chivers, a KinK's Head man, left the town with a party to go home *■<-ii Newport and Cardiff. When he hac ■lied the Tredegar Cotlages, he met n horM oppmg at a furious rate unattended. Shortly •t-wards he met a man. who asked him If lie lute I a runaw-iy horse. In about an hour Chiverf irned t'i Newport, and on his way home saw a ?» Kit. in the ditch, quite dead. Its neck eared ) > have been broken. The supposition is the flighteuoo animal fell bytliesHc ofth, i mill tumbled int., the ditch, breaking its neck lie j ill. No explanation ha been £ »iven as K the man was, or whose horse it is that ha; ",i t I itso<Nitli. MATET-U PKHIUBMANCK Or lor DDlN," Or rs'luy evening the members of the Nev.por ,l. Athletic, and Kooiliali Cub gave It per nance at the Victl)1'j:uall, and were lionourac he presence of a larpe and faeliionable iuuien< vitlittanding the inclement weather. The pi, ,w was LJ J. liyron's burlesque extrav. san; t tM Altd(Iiii, or t!ie Wonderful Scamp." ll well mounted, and Mr. W. J. Dix, who is well wn 8S an nitMlcur from his long connection i the Histrionic Club. was the stage lJIanager cast w. follows 7%e Sultan, Mr. W J. TU Vhi*r; Mr. H. 8. Lyne; Pekoe, Mr. H. n ith; Al« /?. Miss Marie O^ifrove A fetrutznr, IV. Ii, Mitchell; Te*to-T, m. Mr. (0, C. Oliver, of II", Lamp, Mr. A. (i. Gould Thi <je»i»i i Unvj, Mr A Jones The Cross Jiad<-nn/ftoudov>Miss Xita Ihv cliorus ot mand oins &c.. conaiMed oi n bcr of yonnH gentlemen '1 tj?? town. MiM [rove, Alai<h, austnined Ihc part with great ?.cy.?sdh)M.?t<.vth?oft<K'7-t/«<?'t he amutenrr ^hihltedagood d?) ff hift riot.? tv. and th piece was g".e throurl. in ??ry on.,tnn(v. Mr. Horner win musical ^lor. From the gn it cxp nw in«*urred in i,g the pi- III,- .ge it not )ik-ely ti..t net proceeds will he much. although tha encc was large. Miss C-^grov-' is ent'i^ed to the lending part in forthcoming panto »• ftt tlie Victoria-hall. EVAN" Qt'tN/Nt< HtrT».K«fof NEURALGIA^ aches, laceacht'ff, and n*" v »• j ains ^etiei.ili).

M()¡IOI:TI f. 1- I Kr. • A l.'A TiOV A RJ/T. n. oft"n been quoted ",at th* engineer wan on his own wtirl." The idea t*ems to 6trud, tho We?eyan M?hodief! in Mon- th. w ho ?rti inclinol to act ). the principle, :'d:i:,1 íl:"1 ;ck¿ .fJ:jlj; vation Army with 'lK-ir wn weapons, for on tt,r,?e ?ig)-t- tl,, init, ?nd 2 rer named Mr. .ne1, of l,ni,?.. n?,, p,??d,d trects i,1I a crov»d oj followers, singing »l>>ut e J\li..ion a,1 the Salvation Army have •rto done. Th" latter seem o'rwIJ,1.uod. I'II.YM KVAVJ<* (Jcivisr JiiTTKRS for chest ('8, uch at Lrotl,1Iiti".t.hni&.aRd winter cough.

MEUTHYR. frV \L" a"L>O "r. IJ"L_ "1! Public Bitlhs, Carriages on Hire. OppMitr PosU l'ul>lk 11..111., ('arria¡es 011 Rir. 119170

D PFNAItTli. 11 r • r.Anin WH \^KPANT nowmpptyiRf nrj(e lirmsf, imt, and tmall also gtKMl clean w?v.?nKMng?. ?.. W, (,i ?d-4 0,,t- t; 3, eL-- .1-1-U.d?it.

•SWANSEA. UtA AND COFFPE atthf no'iee.C'larii'. ttfTMAt I'ABDS.—E. <;rint/T and Co New, ■«. CollrKf -slrret ?'?'? '?'< OM d?-Mt i8!ma. c,ud. ro 4tol. )K OUT FOR "SsowBiiiFT," the S»aDS<« m.« ?"T"' ? ?'? Oi lfr at <"? of C. F 'd., Wi"lt-st". All bookaet'"n and rai!w.i pri? d. 49H0 -i- .nd C'-p.t A.?,i?,nt of Chri?? nd Prewrnt.. K, B. Jone., 6, Oxford ??rett. :'kn;'Q'i; 8=')(r 'all or hi. brother ar. 161d"1 dily _1M 't ?l.. w",k' .Rmn, n paint Y.u P.?tmu 0>. to 100 Guinea.. Rail fare and liberal dlaeauBt.

PEMBROKE. p -.11: ?h-. &?&,L., will I)e held ID ¡;¡ t'?? i latofl*mwber. Entrlmd??tbl llb R D. Gl!b.?t-n. B. 6te pta.-m. L? H YM K'?m Qcttttft BtDM* for biUOUBM? dit.MMon.(n?M<tD«te<t<Mtt<:<ttet?*<

———— -———.  I \Nri:, 11 F¡L\Cf' Piiii I, Iii 1 111; w icumrKS on Lioru Derby's speech:—" lie now ruiuaina faithful to tlio I I Opinion? expressed by him four years ago, aDd if < 3a %I,. it .iii lasureilly not bo for tin- purpose of aU"Ol¡,)ning,!w 'twill al.wow,and trying to solve the Egyptian HMtion with tlie support of I'ritico llismnrck. 1 t }*4Ki3. Dkc. 15.—hi tTt'RENCOJI AMONG tho 111' III tv :'S ] it the i,b,. f tl, fun (tiiu expedition. Tho resignation of tha j, Minister of Marine is expivu" 1 RIUN, DEC. 15.—Tho tlrf,f'iVu Francis to-day, 11 referring to tho probable return of Lord Derby to oflii-e, acknowledges tho nioduwto character 01' his Is political views. U IWiet.te.H considers Lord a Derby's Miiiu-'i.'sfor sp..jch deserves tho warm ftp- proval of all who attvcli value to tho uiainto- rnr.ee of cuiul icliti'li.s botwccu tho two f Cvu,.trk.. rAUis. !>iy. 15—It is n-1'ctl that Admiral Jaure- c ruiborry. Minister of Marine, has tendered his ro- tignation consequent upon the majority of tho Cabinet dis approving his propos il to despatch nri expedition to Ton.piin. C The iunerul of M. tiali,mani took p! ice to-day. 3 Lioxs, PH.. 15.— I'lie trial of persons implicated c in the disturbances at Montce.iu les Wine3 com- menceJ hero to-day before the Court of Assize. The prisoners alleged that they were forced against 'v their will to join tho rioters, I CFUMWY. g t"0- r'\ ''n' i, "c L;J-1Hè I'\kr;tl I ouneil yesterday (l •Jelinitflv reioctuU the prupoiod abv'Uuon ot com* i c juisoi-y civil marm^o. 1:\ 11 TL'KKKY. :OPRfA, flFC, 14.-A decree of thA PIin, .f I u Su.guriu, dat^d jv*terd:w, hx< boon issued, sum- lb ?oatni; the National As?embty to meet ?t Suptm A :I: i;hn"l As.seulul)' to meet t Sopl.ia t GliKKCR. ATir VS. Pi (_'• 14, —AI. ('ON'YIIHINILMIV.^O no* yytout of danger, is bottor. Thousands of a people and hundred* of carriages are culliug daily at his residence making inquiries. j< jJ A:[EmC\. XKW YORK. Dm' 14 It 14 »nfWe«/wN.-1 ♦» tl- 'V'fo \'U<'l '-Hit:' M irquess of Lome will nmke a tour throu* h the ft I'nited States of four or five weeks' duration, and n t!iat General Sir 1'. L. M'DouyaU will in tho mean- tl time assume the duties of Aduiinisuutor of tho w Dominion. ft I.N I )IA. 1* 1=1 n" 1=' 1. "M w.-mmmuis are current here si that Kin,' fheebaw is desirous of ro-opeumg neto- 11 tuitions with the Indian Government. c, CALCUTTA. DRC. 15.—Th? Strandbund Jute Press iaa been totally destroyed by tire. ,>| iz SOL"TIl ArnICA. ¡.; CAPE TOWX. IHX. 15.—The MINUTRV I ?l. to have decided to resign oiffce, believing that their ol coercion policy in lijsutoland would not be Bnctioned by the people of Capo Colony. e  1: LATEST EGYPTIAN- NEWS. !?

LJ,OIDO,O fu £3,000,000 DAMAGE. [.TIIIF.S" I I V" P@TT ??v, ??. ? r, I A •urn, t/j-c. i*.—Amcncan merchants uu engaged m the Jamaica trade believe that while I M( tno Kingston tire was of an extensive chamctùr, Lil the estimate of )o.?.8 is an ex??mtcd ono -A "'? later telegarm relating to tho tire in Kingston eir wtiraates the loss at £ 3,000,000, Htx-?nnn? Monday and ?us not extinguished until H'ednes-  4&Y- It was ofinc.ndiatyur?in. beginning J among the shingio piles in a lumber yard. A hi 'h YM w?)prev?iing?t)Mtimo it quickly spread, and the <OO?orM we..burnt, w.thaUt?irw?eh.usea 1'.4 md wLaVL3. Five live? were lost. Mr? ■ Ac,  I DESTHLCiIVt; FLOODS l?N "?

UL\UARY. I  JK?CAjRY. ,? [''?TA?DAKD" TFLP.(?RA.%I.j I he P'.?. I'? ? IA !%r. on ^r. ror several week.* p?t ? thewa-6rsofttMr?[n)bo.u.dr,t)t<?.?.L 0VI< 0"" "1 A tary the TheUs, h,we b. ? gr?u?y but inces, V £ S S=tly rising, until at length the p"rils with wli,?l? "? Wln t?y h? b?n menacing vanom parts of Hun- fiel1 gary have began to ??" sad facts In tho ?'' ??'? ? ?"SMy.iatheB?t.Mstof ?n the danger ).? b.?n ?.eatot. the distric' tim abou p^lnr, L3°va' 7,t tho Mntiu.nce of tho 'femes!  »ann?d i D;anube, b i-9 threatened with com" \"PS pleta submeision. About tw.-nty years ao v«=» this ^m^8''JWaocoupiedby » colony of (krm: ?nd ji -ell?pi,?d t'Y' 'a ccl.n3, of 1'.? w? >m>nlatS and submerged,nd "Illi, 678 four of tlic.? n,,);t fl,,uri,i?i,,g.0, bhlb? frf cn,retV swep'taway^ ?d ? go LaSI Slrin^ some of them mitl SttfcSLn? 0 ffated district, and already T? ^vaveifn' seVHml weeks to wage a d,f,3?. on n «■ J, ■ 1''6 ?d..str?gthening tt.e d? ? ;.n"j:i:' wor k'ir,:ïlTet" have had who tfie t ««i "T"°U'' labou, ?d soldiers, had All, !:r¡wever, 'hh as œen in v,i?,. Yeterù"y the "pre water burst through and destroyed the 7ml,nk r>h7ia« iu' inundated a very I "pp, tnl.Awuy in JTorth Hungary, too, con! 1It)<)(1 ar" also reported. TherJ the Hernad HiveI' te's M aie^T r,Mn nn<i devastat°J f'0 country over  f '?;y f,,uare "?. The river is still '"? Sir u" U"i nnW ?''c to?" ?Kasch? of with Tnuil marl sati> mE FnIR. E AT HAMPTON C0U1ITrrrc

P.\L.\CE. ITH „ INsI'LCflON Ii\ AIK. SIIAW-LEFEVRF' TI The First Commissioner of Works, Mr. Sh.w. t L^ fAvr "nrn. I ilnfi, ————?. Ily ,I It r,),d, tl,? srcie-! r. aod Mr. Hobinon, her M?sty's sun'cyor f ur tures, paid ? visit to Uampton Court Palace on "? y af,p'nocn. They were conducted over the "'? ms that had been on tiro by Mr. Chart, tlie Cabi ?- -'t ckrk of w@rl", and th?-?)? inspected the Sc -? .jnngSt?teapKrtment-?nd thciicuotents ,10nc 5first results of the investigation was a m v n(,wleù¡pnent "Y the Fillt Commissioner ?"? -m ?(-wk ?.nent by th., Fir.t Co?mi?i?.r ? Jofa" till, P.??.1pt Mcr. b,) M h? evidently prevented 80 irrep.?btu lf'u( «««. Mr. Chart and Mr. Moorman, erintendent of tho I ro brigade, were ici,lly commended. Tho only work of l'Of ?'?"? damaged ?' -?lt" ?'? found to 1.0 1 01 e"hn¡: or the Q.j.?n'abM<)<-)Mm?r. til?? pan< is viiu'icih -.r, p?i.?d by Thornbury. Anu, A ingo b{'n Inaùe f,'um Z''? '? ?' "'??!A t no ww«v».eer JTiufiU d llo odged HIK>VO it, and it M linnprl°Ur l!,1,IIyand Ci,refuII>' (iric(* damage °" rofrr"pernun;>nt- A« piwm ZI, 'Kt. idvif rMr K"son t)un? two :io«fdiphI in ? 1,w" the tapestries from the ment I?".vd ?'?" ?"? "ver t'? "?? in ?' >rto rtrt ,iI" rr h;' P.I"- was 'L..tel by a f'dur'' "?"?'- ??' '? Hhck 'S berofT< i? olhcials they could 900 no of the t.  th3 ti???t 1,?,d OU, ) used Ou, EL damaSU ™U'le fr"neither t,?,, S" 1018terd. ginal. I¡¡win ?E PLUMST?AU ML'KDER. ?'?

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The weather yesterday was damp during the I 3 me inty, somu rdin Jailing in the liorning. The forecast for South Wales for to-day s.sued irom the Meteorological Office, is;— southerly winds, strong to a gllle; cloudy and I msettled some rain. A bngantino belonging to Newport and tho wquo Brunswick,of Britol, were tot?ty wrecked ,ff "??' ?'u""S the fog yesterday. Tho crews I vero saved, ?eunie.,tand that Mr. 81mw Lefovre, M.P, yi,ll, at the request of the Prime Minister, discharge 1 he duties of Postmaster-General during Mr- -awcett'si)in?. I The Marquess of S'llishmy arrived in Dover t -.?orday. and r,>mined )ast night at tho Lord a ""tO.Hewiit proceed to the Continent c iMy by special boat. c iir,tztvill(i attended at the Foreign Office t-.« and saw M. Ti"ot. French Ambassador, nd Vivjrus i'ash:i, Turkish Ambassador, with 1 ,hom ho h:id lutervievvs. Lonilon was again visited yesterday with a dense "g. 1 radio was for a time suspended on the o Ivor, and business could only be conducted by tho a id of artificial light. The fog did not clear till S bout midday. a The works of the Mersey Wood-working Com- I 'I\Y, at Bootle, Liverpool, have been temporarily v losed, to ascertain the ifnancial position, the t ecrefary, it is ?Ueged. having absconded with u | ii onsidorable sum ot money. The Oldiiam Liberal As-sodation have addreMed P telogram to Mr. Utadstonucon?.ttu'ttinghim ?t? pon the attainment of his politic.? jubitec.Th"'? remier h,u acknowledged the tne?tgo of con- 'dtubtiouwithbestthtmka. p Tho severo weather which has prevailed through- tl ut Xoitil Wales during the past ton days is now 0 jlly broken up, n rapid thaw having set iu. A rntnc has been restored on the Bala and Festiniog si lailway, where the lost train was entombed. h The Earl of Stamford's medical advisers met fit, Sl radgate, as usual, yesterday morning, h r I) ulletin was published. On inquiry tJ." j's t. .ssociation" correspon lent was informed that tl lore is little or no change iu his lordship's condi- a ion. c. Preparations for the reception of tho Empress of u-itria at Combermero, Cheshire, are being n ctively pushed forward. Several hunters have b Iready arrived at tho Abbey stables. Her Majesty w luxpuctud in Enlanù about tho third week in w Jnuary. 10| Fire broke out between twelve and one o'clock! d, esterday in tho upper storey of a warehouse over ir ueen's Anna's Restaurant, Cheapside, London. A rt umber of tiro engines were soon on tho spot, and 10 flames were extinguished before much damage as done. 01 The steamer Esther, of London, Capt. Williams, pi om CarditY for Havre, was put into Falmouth tl .iiterdty with considerable damage, wiiich she bi stained by collision between tho schooner Lilian s t: .11, of Beaumaris. The latter vessel sunk, but the w •ew were saved, of A fire broke out late last night on the premises m Messrs. Maple and Co., upholsterers, and Messrs. hi ;ier.dale and Co., Cardington-street, a aston-road, London. Great damage was done, nc tie tire threatened the extensive printing works of Messrs. McCorquodale and Co. as During a pigeon shooting match, in which hi veritl gentlemen tcok part, at Marsh Grounds, ch Jsc-y, yesterday, the gun of one of the com pet i- th rs burst, and the contents entered the breast of in r. Fieldhouse, a Bradford merchant, who was a ah ..stander, killing him immediately. co At a meeting of tho Liberal delegates of sli erionothshire, hold at Festiniog yesterday after, sit IOn, it was decided to invite tho Hon. Evelyn pr ihley to contest the county at the next oppor- an nity. Mr. Robertson, the present member for in irewsbury, is also mentioned as a probable candi- ho ,to. loi Her Majesty's ship Ariel went ashore early sterday, during a thick fog, at Winterton. In. rmAtion of tho event was immediately sent to irmouth, and a Government schooner which was' the roads went to her assistance. She was sub- S?' 'luently got off with, it is believed, very little ??" jury. po At Ferryhill Junction of the Caledonian Railway d" )erdeenshire, last night, Robert Diack, the com- Jo ny's cattle traffic agent, was making up a cattle n tin, and was standing between some trucks, tilt Jon another gooda train came up, struck the th! ick, and knocked Diack down. Severatofthe ?' L??ks p?d over him, and his body was fright- f° ly mutilated, death being instantaneous. *? rho Duke of Edinburgh arrived at Liverpool as t night from Euston Station, London, with a ?, w to opening the Home for Aged Mariners, a ?' ikh?ig just finished at tho Cheshire side of the  rsey. The Duke was received by the Mayor of J -orpoo), and he at once proceeded to Newsham 8V use, always occupied by the assize judge on noc cuit. This morning the Duke will open the tiol hling, and afterwards speak at a meeting in sli of the Royal College of Music. 'he Belt libel case was resumed at Westminster terday, when additional evidence was called for 1 defence relative to the merits of the two I Pat rlinti busts. Mr: Thorneycroft, Mr. Boehm, and fina George Lawson, sculptors, and several Royal" L, idemicians all deposed that the two busts had veh been nnished by the same hand, and that the t,IB r one was the superior of tho two. On the wO( er hand several' artistes deposed on behalf of his plaintiff that they had seen Mr. Belt working Perl the original Pagliati bust. This closed the cea! lence on both sides, and the court ad j ,)urned. ?ence on both sides, and the court adjourned. "nl rem"rkablo case of incendiarism was in- tigalcd at Shemetd yesterday. During last 0?? ter several stacks and farm buildings at Brad- A 1, near that town, were fired, and two men were thre fenced to imprisonment for doing it. At the scar 9 of their trial another fire occurred, and a and th named Scott was arrested for the offence, rent terday Henry I ox, farmer, was charged with Joy( ing incited Scott to fire the stack. Scott now and re that the day before the trial Fox offered him aftei ley to iii o the stacks, saying that it would do and I to his relatives. Tho prisoners were com- it co ed for trial. ie Manchester police yesterday apprehended, OMrgsoffrdud.amaanamedGeorg?Kemp. ex PI under the names of Kenneth and Moran, °? advertised for persons to make waterproof som? ,ns,and had demanded a deposit of Is. from each ?°"" icant. Ho occupied a small house and shop aining very little furniture, Over 1,000 let- W'°| were delivl'd at his address yesterday, the exec mty containing remittances, and a sack full ?*.°C )thcr letters was seized. Complaints had been e to tho police, and asKempcouM give no ? factory account of his proceedings he was ^en 3ted. drop drop E CHANGES IN THE CABIXF.T. Mr"

io Central News is enabled to state that the I ri, rnuing Cabinet changes hivo not yet been rHise ntely settled, but it is probable they will bo a Hi ug tho course of tha next week. As the brou nations are still pending, Mr. Gladstono will |wvi| low leave fur IJuwarden to-day (Saturday), but 1, sidcr remain until tho re-arrangement of the un it net which has been undertaken is carried out. had i veral changes which have not yet been men- Th d will bo effected, and it is understood that and harles Dilke, who is to enter the Cabinet, willi lnon: signed n working and not merely a nominal arise, eiti)?  b FATAL HUE IN BELFAST. lente

«" DOt I8U HeoUU'a **?' ?'" "?'' a PM'?CM't to J bun't ken. Wi' Vio??Mtttet. London, and they neeaies IM Q- of someone who Ml), It In yoM MOh; b ,?d y .u the nme of nwei)w who ftU4 it in your makers.

-u_ u. t' TV,VVV1, V. mu .LVV,VVV1. (win; ich she was condemned for breaking her en- Mailt lent with tho Theatre Francaise. thrnr •rgetic efforts are being made at New York to tweiv t th" 8250.000 subscription toerect a pedestal passe irtholdi's statue of Liberty, promised to that ttspf ,nd 36.500 have already been subscribed. Some m M. Evarts is chairman of the committee. will Thursday, at Apeshall, an inquest was held leavii ,ri,ur,.?d 'ft(i Ienry Jones, who is well known as Sund? ceder and owner of Prince Charlie. It sp- same I from the evidence that he was found hapg- Exete his stable on Wednesday quite dead. Some Swan igo ho had to pay £1,800 through having been that i for some person, and this, with othermatters, reach 1 upon his mind. The jury returned a verdict ?,, emporary r;ai!,)'; T z 0 decease e:sdi m?tc. of age. Xa, 3to, fluid dentifrice, cleanses and preserves steel si ,th aad gums; by pt, la. 2d.-KcevlU, Oliomlst, P-t-fl, Mrwto!. 49346-3 Pod UABLK PLSCOVRBT FOHTUR H AIR,—If your hair vegetal n?my ?r?fhtte. or f&Wng off, ? the Mexi? iWr by post ng gr?7 t frill Positiwly ia(? fa ?y m?te6?m or '?? Too ?}''?'makM?he Str'??i?SXS* the ni f mMt restorers. It makes the haJronarmfngly beautl- ProDrii -11 ..ting the growth of the hjr MtMM S?? hen the d- --t decayed. Ak your ?h-Wt Km A H-- Yd W?ld ?"i.- --od e!?rlwhS" 3s. Sd. per hotUe. lol-esal,d.Pt tal to 3J Farrlnrtlon-roart. T.nndon. ?RY LTSEFUL PRESENT. — The mamorMn "??j -"dtaUtch .Sewing Machine, '° f<M? phM lokp be?! ch6d.ebit.r: t_, 8'- Johns gfteh?tntM. ()Adia, Ap.t for Br?- tobtSc ?M*! tebntM M.M MaM sowfu Uwbf? B..t BMt?f "8ï'r' 6d. per doz.; Fibmtt i ? for ??4 Stecra 90W"' wtroel«' »nd WUson, and ot.bø ?EeSmSt M.tMrdet.tM.ferpo.t?e. 49? FtSS

?iU?l??n, Al O?A. DL I Ish uur raimoutti correspondent reports that the 6 ig Mary Cla^son, of Port Madoc, from Omba, put mt itire on Friday in a damaged condition, having lJr Hided on Monday last with the steamer Levant, po e of her crew, Walter Till, a youth of sixteen, St. s in irons charged with the murder of Morris 33 ics, eighteen, steward, on the high seas by Co bbing him. The two lads quarrelled on ma veiiiber 4 about a piece of pork, and prisoner wvd vengeance against deceased because tne )uun was told of it. A short time afterwards, Ch en fhy were together in the galley, he 6tbb?d ?ased in the region of the heart. Accused wM — tnh:s r;J: ,1::tttel:ma: 1 ie after the murder to commit suicide by jump- 3o-? overboard, but was rescued. On landing the mouth police arrested him on the charge of "i rder. •< ■ — ]

• ,-w "«n<noi, j"P""W' VI a puuiiry Pa 1 at Lewisliuin, and his foreman, were charged pi,;] 'fnwichon Wednesday with torturing 400 S?! s. NS we)) as pigeons, ducks, pigs, and a cow. Cent allegation of the officials of tho Society for I he int- ention of Crudtr to Animals was that the birds ?", beasts seemed to have got scarcely any food at 7J They were all ravenous, and many had died L?b starvation. The case was adjourned. t.n?. CfL) DM FOR HAIL WAY 'fiUVELLKKS AT CHRIST- L?kt -AtTange?uenta have been made by the Great '?"" era i?ttway by means of which intending  illers during the Christinas Holidays may New 'Hers during the Chri?nM Hatidtye mty New ulty ? frequently experienced in a obtaining IND,trvi, ts at crowded railway station at a time lik* p t?,,t rai1w, tation at a time lik, p :¡I'i:1r s.n Jt;ill\r. I cat? on to tho Yeovil and Weymouth uitricts, and C(,t t? itions in the Wc-t of England; similar tickets St, ?lso be issued to London. By permission of be,??il Postmaster-General, the limited mail train dvrii Pnddington to the West of England ind South the II 1 on December 23 will leave at 9.45 p.m. Vi, id of nine o'clock, and be correspondingly corn' at all plwes to wlii-h it carries the uiails. the )n December 23 the 5.0 p.m. fast train from 3OC,0 ington to Mymouth will run on to Penzance, '"pedal fast train W tho West oC England r? a special in con nee. ion Crom Liverpool, WCJ! hcstcr, Shrewsbury, Birmingham, &?), ?)ins r gh to Penvtnee, will Jeve Paddingt at '('hl 0 o'clock midnight anu carry thil'd-chs ) Th ?frs at reduced farM. while on the s?Mc Jay ?.,?" !cmt train for the Ber*s and H'Ln..Wilts, jSx. rsct, and Weymouth District, and S .iisbury '? leave Paddington at 8.10 p.m. Tho tuin ig Paddington at 5 30 a.m. will be run on ,„ ?'. December 24, and on Christmas Day the  as on week days as far as Oxford, BristQl, 0 r, Plymouth, Penzance, Gloucest.e, and [, ca. and tho nsmi intermediate stations, so w lewspapers published on Christmas Day will "M" their destination at the usual time. ,?  Boot is so valuable as the Waterproof K "W; ha? .mf.rt?Ut.-Btdw.Uty Ho?t. Cre?kkc?rktown (;?<t .,)") ? ),? ?S—MBMHH'ti PATKNT SUSPBKWOV.—NO V  ■ring#; no hATil p*da. Fauiphlet, withtMtiinuniaU, 8}'dOE se.-Kceirill. (h??J.t Briitol. 4%45--2 .'3 Y d r!;io.:¡:1o and Liver Fills; purely ing ii ?s. Bt S 0 renwdlal ag«nt ewr lutroduced. lordsl] Is. | tl. r ^k j.^ fy. lOd'-K.,iU Cheuil^t, ('Iffton, Bristol u|: pe T k -¿'1rsI'fd:: 1:0 r, d?Lrovs 1'. T ,n TTe' ?f Ch-t.U ],.tf_ M.tn .ttmp? Hol» ?<'°" R, KR!LL lih,dt, Y.,k Building-, CWto? d^eath. 48I\6t Bs RiLtxx!-Foit THill TKBTH AND BIIBATH.— THt F, Iro p s of the liquid Floriffm orinkled on a wet t?th- ONK 01 Lraupk--t :'f.rg::C;.á'=; ?ptS frow oil or imptuittec hardens the gum lege, Wl <t<r<M- scon dMM. tino to the Teeth apec<J? d, rlúLon_, ::r a (t<))<heat fn<<nMce to tho b_th. -1. 'e'aU'M??odM)r?rMtMhomdMtyed«ethor tf :i t4 mo.k11 & c;t Et ]Fri i. -U.l honey and tWMt 6bi6 dalief? t?, the tmte, and ?SS" ?t4ot tell t di??y of the Moeat.M..o<aU bnerii ta aDd Porfumera. ?'??* "? '*??? fM. hni.4 non-road, L.A- BUmnd.

I 1;;J;co:¡;îJ;:)'il'r;:Jj;e;l j U»tedatod of Wales wt* heUi m \!< ithvr Augusr 31 SepUnnter 1 .?d ?l, L,8.1 lt lJ1t::t: at:. ¿;'8 'n 'dt. flO ¡ I ""On -u

THE CHRISTMAS SEASON. I aI SlR.-AlIow me.thlOOtrh VO.I. 1/1 r>| ,.„cr .1 I V _1.;0. v U."pl.l your readers to remember the poor at this holy „) ?wD, and to remind them that this very cold D cather makM the lot of the verv poor harder tb? iv ordinary thnes. We hope, a8 Usual, to provide go;ri: die"°fo' :s cbreri,; I 8. ;r, and to supph Christmas cheer to many others ? their own homes. If any of your readers feel sposed to give a few tons of coal to the poor, I st n sure it will be very acceptable. Contributions ar ay be sent to yours faithfully, uf U ARTHUR JONES. St. Mary's garage. Cardiff, Advent. t" P.S.-Giftz of turn-by clothing or I)Iankets, &,c., iy be sent to Sister Hutli, No. 1, North Church- w reet, Cardiff. —— Ik.

AMvKLrTS, LIQUIDATIONS, 7 &C. Idil,l I liE LIOPIDATIOVS f>. Wm. Morgan. 4 »nd f) 1" I — ,rnmerci"l-rt Newport* Mon., grocer and pru? „ 4ion dealer. Kichard Tucker Parrv, Llwynfillter, Ll=defeilog, u' Richard fucker Parry, UwynttUter, L!.mdefeito?. i*. Herbert Lloyd. Lie welly n-street, Pentrc Ystrad, ntypridd, builder. AI Samuel Davies, 28 acd 30, Hannah-street, Porth. K! amorganshire, boot and Bh? maker and refresh- jnt-house keeper. Chas. Munsey, 32. Clereland-street, and 26, is idley-dtrcot, Wolverhampton; 17, Pride-hill, Su rewsbury 184. High-street, Burton-on-Trent endge-street, Newcastle-under-Lyne 9, Pont- G. )rlaig,and 31, Victoria-street, Merthyr Tvdftl; 81, I idge-streQt,Kuncorn,a.nd6, Lower Htllgate,Stock- f, rt; 13 and 15. Wallgnte, Wigtn 5. Naylor-sireet, Hel¡on's; 29. Kiog's-str¡oet, Overt-ton-in-FurneM Oivendish-street, BartV'W-in-Furness; and rporation-street, Warringuin, boot and igioe uufacturer and leather mercliant. "•*

sttxi ut tSA nUASnl HI CA L JIKAD/XGS ■red at y Western Mad'' Office, Cardiff, dvr,nq 2A i N.d" offi,?, ardt?f, d,?,i,,g 24 1 4.M. Friday mtdnight. I a,?

HUNTING- APPOINTMENTS. P ryxHOiNDS. rea, MORQAKSFFLRE — Mondav. Trfxrr.^A- 1<)" *>, „ __n" ark-ll. L?'i?"?' Monday, Ll&nishen Triday, Rec! ichaelrtone—11. I' t.KOKt?mHK.-Mcn?y.Neyttnd Thursday, Monn- r' u in Water-11. !)r :e:\lon. 'Forest Gat", Llalld..bil'; Fri- I y.Glyn Abbey, KidweUv-10.30. ti' l. rø PBM.ROK^HIRK. TtIsday, Sampson Cross U *d»; Friday, The Croa. llnnde—tl. SIDE. These "ounùs will not m..t !!1l after the ln neral of the IJ&t Mr. Jordan, of Piseonsturd. wh' & I.

ru iownbi ena is^ nng to seli his librart next (11.1, Stafford Northcote has left Gibraltar in the Bit Pandora for Malaga. fee paid on letters patent for Juk is d-Ily -qu?.?. ?300; e?,). :C25O; vi?..nn? °*'? baron, £ 150; baronet, .£100; and any other ir dignit)-, jC30, number of Longman'* Mtnjizi.\e for January, T. will contain an article by Mr. W. L. Murdoch iptam of the Australian Cricket Eleven,giving prieeto unions un the art of batting, and a i,k tell of Ie of Australian cricket Burgess, who hM just died at her residence i C'ø, iton-road, St. Peter's, Ilroad<;airs, attainea ,hori< 'e?tHM of 101 ye?rs and eight morU's. She! CH ,ea?Xi.n the neighbourhood of B,?oadst4irs ■ hfe. of ( hi Mn named WRI!I, in the employ of Lord y, of Fr.gall, Sid,u-as -ngved j. crt. £ Virt :e from a pond at W?t ChUlehum to his ip's residence, when, it is .U),p<?d. he ?" d and fell, and the ?heeh of the he.,il,. ?0?., cart P"-d over his neck, causing ..?ttot 'fM? Ciiapn DF JONG* s LMttT-BROWN'CcD LtTFB 0)r — '')?'? ICIIJPR WITH WHICH ?'"? ?"' DLOVTBD F @ PKCTUAR q,HARA?ltl-Tf?n-I)r Kdgh* from 2 r?'???u??o!?r&'??'?'nt??- ?"? it- Dr, Rhpvp-d I- -&, e ol Dr. [Shff. iUTgMK. -B» ro»"J <3o4 Lire, OB, »od ha. fr«M pl«. too it? saiserf,)ritr &my otbm THI be met with in "?s ?U7, It tC p- Twi M* ot being well borne and aarlmilifri by noaaeShS s ?n Thl reiect U- -di..y Ott." u™gold Wy i. oanu J Ku-pinf. 2^ 6& P&w, k J.: 4_,W SL, U 1" Comignim, Aneatr, Hn^-ford, and Co., 77, l»w IRDdGD. di.