The Herald of Wales. — 1889-11-02 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

JAYNE ON WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT.  The Chester Diocesan Conference open-A at Cheithir on Wednesday, when Dr. Jayra ,deiivered his presidential address. Ater a loss preliminary remarks, his Lordship proceeded te notice some of the more urgent of theme problem' ' upon the successful solution of which the future! notonly of the Church, but of thenation, so largely depended, The Bishop then said the Church ig England most refuse to regard the Church in Wfilw as anything less than a vital and abaci. lutely inseparable part of itself. To put thing plainly, he believed that should a serious attarl be made upon what was loosely termed tht " We:sh Church," it would be the duty, andt therefore, the wisdom, of the Church in Englani to make it quite dearth assailants and onlookett that disintergration and partial disestablislieree, would not be tolerated, that he who wool( reckon with a partmust be prepared to reckon with the whole, that nothing short of a coin. preliensirsecheme for the disestablialiment mod diaendowrnent of one ancient and indies soluble Church could be contemplated ana expected. The only real hope of the MO. Ides of the Church lay in the Church weakly consenting to be taken in detail 'and plunders( by instalments. It need not be said that r.e; policy of disintegration was abroad, and they were being taught that it was a part of ths highest statesmanship to watch the seething cauldron of Welsh controversial life if, from its boitua' ws and bubblings and strangely mingled ingordierfts there might rise the appari• tion of the child "Disestablishment" crowneit as for sovereignty, and bearing in isriard the uprooted tree of the Welsh Church. The Bishop then spoke of brotherhoods in the Churoi and concluded with some references to the diocesan institutions.  I-delivered  , Ar s*.alMg_ • 'bawl eit Merthyr, Briclgel Lanford and Daniel Jones have been vent tc Faison for 21 days. Catharine Sullivan a Merthyr woman boo been conanitted to I:he Assizes for obtaining geode by false pretenoes. Berl on &meley morning the Cardiff police a cdiebeen in that town, and _took poourion of ai.wine gallon oask. i spade a cutting speech on the tithe MirvrainLon Satarday evening, hemineme audience. . ones attempted to commit suicide it Aladin an Satarday evening. Jones took ui ajcialicSend eozomenced digging his throat with ft. He lost his wile some time ago and it has been‘preying on his inind over since. A waggon driver named Henry Hill, a satin of Yrphir, has just met with his death. 1! a that „his horse became restive, and the man fell down and got Wall,  ' crushed._ _  The oldest olergyinsm in the Churil of Fagged is Archleseen Jones, late of Liverpo.rt. He haliattanzed the patriarchal ago of 98, and waa ordained in the year when 'Waterloo was fletbutcher named David Itn.nias, who wsa so seriously injured at Peuooder Station tie STirilitiglat, has /ust-died at the Oarmnithtm ' . An inquest was held and a verdict al death was returned. ~ The =ismer of Newport has made ayene v.wr strong remarks, relative to infantile insuraniers i His remarks arose ant of the inquest ou a little I elild agni six uxordia, and the coroner on permsMg the policy -Anima the baby had been illattreti alma it wee only a month oa I Whim the oftietls of the Arnaginforcl Benwise Station arrived Otero the other morning, tees' forma the clink broken oper, and ah 6 remises in mite.b disenky. Information was laid, auct the Ir/rear was inn to earth at Clvdach, an& he will receive theLlandde magistrate's' attaze time i on Saturday text. 1 On T.liorsday weerhag, lust Amis. IM.Vr4 and l Jams of Swansea, conducted a very 'oneoatisitil sale of praparal-...` Gorseinan. Twelve iota were effered , hu4r-",it two shops and 10 beam, , which worn ail Zhaposod of at very good. Agorae., This, we believe, was tlifrEsaU Of ilLPOreStige 11: 1.1.41X3 Aillf.," rugtiess 11•114 -.) roseit 'lna larateray h -6