... •^CARDIFF RACES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7th. f ;ather was rather unpropitious for the occasion,it hav- 'Hrl1 heavily for several days, and consequently the iajig Was heavy for horses, and not at all inviting to eques f n and pedestrians; but notwithstanding all the ill bodings >0^. Weatlier, the road to the race course was thronged by f multitudes at an early hour, and arriving at the scene ...

... J^CISTRATION COURT—The Vestry Room, on Friday last, |^s tlle scene of an arduous contest. Alarmed by the brist- array of 223 new county claims, the Conservative party fnt.to work in good earnest. One hundred and seven notices .th.Jectibn were served. Of these, twenty-six only were sus- ^d; and consequently there results an accession of one red and ninety-seven to the Liberal voters of the ...

... Magistrates present—J. Latch, Esq., mayor, T. Hughes, W. Brewer, and E. Dowling, Esqrs. Thomas Joseph, an importation fromBlaina, was fined 2s. 6d. and 7s. 6(1. costs, for making a drunken aud disorderly fool of himself, in the streets, at one o'clock in the morning. He had no mojiey, and was locked up. REELTNG ASHORE. James Mills, master of a vessel bound for the Cape of Good Hope, was ...

... EDUCATION IN WALES.—No. V. BY CAMBRO SACERDOS. Oes y Byd i'r laith Gymrae-—GAMMER GUETON. GLAMORGANSHIRE (CONTINUED). So general, and so universally known is the state of demoralization in this district—from Aberdare to Ponty- pool—that the terror of its accursed poison has spread evhn to the remotest corner of the Principality. In Pem- brokeshire a Mr. Longbourn, manager of the Kilgelty ...

... FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1846. FATAL RIOTS IN IRELAND.—We extract from the latest Edition of the Sun newspaper of Thursday evening the following particulars:—On Monday morning the pea- santry at Dungarvan assumed such a threatening aspect, and congregated together in such dangerous numbers, that the military were called out several shots were fired upon the mob-many of the starving rioters were ...

... Shipping A SMiteUigeiwe. IJUTR Doe K s. A rriued, the Tatr. Mitchell, Bristol, light.. Swift, Tawton, do., do.Olive. Carty. Baltimore, ballast.. Messenger, Fall, Portsmouth, do.. Leveii, Sweet, Dublin, do.. Galway La ...

... THE CABINET.—Summonses were issued yesterday by Lord John Russell to the Members to attend a Cabinet Council this afternoon, at the Foreign-office, Downing- street. All the Ministers are expected to be present.— Sun of Thursday Evening. THE NEW JUDGE.—The ceremony of taking leave of the Society of Lincoln's-inn was Wednesday performed by one -of its most distinguished members, Mr. Vaughan ...

... COU>TY BOATS BOARD. The next notice was To elect a member of the County Roar1s Board in the place of Thomas WiH;:un Booker, Esq. Mr. Booker's arose from a serious illness, which prevented his altelHlallce at tile meetings of the Board for twelvemonths. This (Jay the Clerk of the Peace read a letter, in which Mr. Booker stated that his private duties occupied so much of his time as to render ...

... (General The aggregate amount of the Cobden testimonial fund is now £15,0 )0, of which Manchester has contributed about £ 23,000.— Manchester Courier. INFANTICIDE IN INDIA.—The Khonds of the districts cfPondacole, Gulodye, and Bori, annually destroy above one thousand female children. The Samian Pirates have at last been caught, Lieut. Lyon, of the Syren, having blockaded them in a desert ...

... FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1846. THE POOR REMOVAL BILL. E proceedings in appeal cases, at Usk Sessions, uesday last, so far, practically confirm the r^ctness of objections which we made oil first Wing the draft of the above Bill. Instead of the of the measure being so clear that all 0 run may read, and understand too, they are ollded in ambiguity, affording ample scope for pi quibble and sophistic ...

... REPRESENTATION OF WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE. A l'*rRR retiring from the discussion upon the right landlords to coerce tenants, evidently at a loss to maintain its ground any longer, our com- Pulsionist opponent is highly delighted by a recent llicident, which enables him at once to use the School-boy argument, your party do the same, nnd to cite a new example of its degrading theory subservience ...

... To the Editor oj tlte Monmouthshire Mcdin. SIR,—As the spirited Editor of the Beacon has been this month past digesting your well-timed rebukes of ducal interference, with electoral consciences, I beg to hand you another instance which has occurred at Monmouth, and which may afford the editorial light matter for future defence. A tenant of the duke lately gave notice to leave his present ...