... CHURCH MISSIONS. On the evening of Monday last the Annual and General Meeting of the Cardiff Auxiliary of the Church Missionary Society was held in the Town-hall, Cardiff, upon which occasion the chair was taken by THE VENERABLE, THE ARCHDEACON OF LLANDAFF. who was supported by the presence of a numerous and influential body of clergy, as well as by a great many of the gentry, tradesmen, and ...

... The weather has been uninterruptedly line d .ring the week, with just sufficient moisture to promote vegetation, and a de- cided improvement has been wiought in the aspect of the country. Moie auspicious weather than that lately experienced could scarcely be desued and one cause of uneasiness, VIZ., the backwardness of the crops, has, in some measure, been removed. Stll11t is scarcely possible ...

... VERNAL VISITATION. The Vernal Visitation for the Archdeaconry of Han- daff took place in our Cathedral Church on Tuesday, before the Venerable Archdeacon Williams. The wea- ther was unfavourable; but notwithstanding which, there was a full attendance of Clergy; and many of the neigh- bouring Gentry with their families were also present. The sermon (usually given upon those occasions) was ...

... A Voter this time.Yes, the hon. member for the borougli did support the measure, and no doubt will be happy to see an increased number of enlightened, independent men, to vote with him again on the question. W e regret the necessity of postponing several communications, which are already in type, and some of them expected on the arrival of the MERLIN this day. Mr. Wm. Morgan, Mr. Parry, An ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. correspondent informs us that this place is still filled with Irish; and the malignant fever which raged amongst them has extended to the barracks, and is carrying off the soldiers wholesale. Seven died last week. Upwards of forty have died since October. It is ru- moured that, an intention exists of removing all the men who remain uninfected, to the old barracks at Pillgweully ...

... SuDDEN DEATH.—On Thursday last, an inquest was held at the Jury Room, on the body of a young woman named Eliiabeth Jones, who died on Monday last. After her decease, rumours were circulated of ill-treatment having been used towards her by her husband, which had caused her death and information of the same was forwarded to the coroner, Thomas Hughes, Esq., who felt it to be his duty to cause an ...

... On the evils emanatiivj from Concealed Debilities and uuchectied Disease of the Generative System. THE SILENT FRIEN D, NINETEENTH EDITION. Price2s.6d., & sent Free to any part of the United Kingdom in a Sealed Envelope, from the Establishments, ou receipt of 3s tid. in Postage Stamps, or a Post-Office Order. 1\ MEDICAL WORK, on the concealed cause that 13L destroys physical energy, ana the ...

... B ANKRUPTS.-(FrOlH the London Gazette.) FRIDAY.—T. Lett, Apsley Guise, Bedfordshire, builder. J.C. Barratt, Strand, picture dealer. H. Morant, Connaught-terrace, Edgeware-road, fishmonger. S. Waters, Luton, Bedfordshire, baker. R. K. Aitchison, Windmill-street, Haymarket, mer- chant. R Selby, Burleigh street, Strand, wine-merchant. G. and R. Ileathcote, Clapham, coachmasters. P. Colston, ...

... Oh music bring, and a welcome sing To the brave, the brisk, trade wind, Whose cheering gale, to the flagging sail, Is as health to the drooping mind. His course you may trace, by the smiling face Which the skies and the waters wear, For he loves to run, in the track of the sun, And all things sparkle there. Midway fro n the poles, where ocean rolls His surges broad and bright, He gaily glides ...

... BRITISH WOOL MARKETS. LEEr s, May 14.—Sales have been flat this week, and prices have a rather downward tendency but there is not ...

... IRELAND.—A WH1TEBOY SHOT. Ad instance of the dark and dogged spirit of resistance, which acts. armed and in the open day, occuned on Thursday last, at a place called Liskenoett, about sixieen miles from Limenck. A party of police were on the patrol for some marauders, when ihey encountered a band of eight armed men. They were nine to eight. Both challenged to stand and surrender, and nei- ther ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned, as Surgeons, Apothecaries, and General Practitioners, at Cardiff, in the County of Glamorgan, was this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. 'As witness our hands this 9th day of March, 1847. RICHARD REECE. GEO. REECE. Witness to the signature of Richard Reece- T. GRIFFIN PHILLPOTTS, Solicitor, Cardiff. ...