... ARCTIC REdIONs.-Dr. Hayes, who attended the late Dr. Kane on his last voyage in search of Sir J. Franklin, and who afterwards pro- ceeded to the North in the little schooner United States, has returned to Upernavik, in Greenland, in safety. Dr. Hayes sailed ...

... ago. Mr Moss Levy complained of the manner m which ho had been treated by the docks committee, and referring to two members, Mr Charles Wills and Mr H. G. Gardner, both of whom are tall, he said :— It was not pleasant to meet Mr Gardner and ...

... Royal Scots, commanding troops in Benin city; Lieutenant Gabbett and Dr. Howe received the King's obeisance in front of the palaver house, which stands in the public ground. The King, who was surrounded by his chiefs and 400 naked natives, was covered ...

... particu- lars of the fighting between the troops of tho Niger Company and the followers of the King of Benin. The engagement took place behind Lokoja. The King of Benin had left the Niger Coast Protectorate territory and had come into that of the Royal ...

... FUNERAL OF DR. VACHELL. The interment of the remains of the late Dr. Charles Redwood Vachell took place on Wednesday morning. Seldom has a similar event awakened so much interest in the town. In fact, since the decease* of the late Marquis of Bute, there ...

... DR. LYON PLAYFAIR ON EDUCATION. Dr. Lyon Playfair, M.P., on Wednesday evening, de- livered an address on Teaching Universities and Examin- ing Boards, in the Queen-street Hall, Edinburgh, before a large and influential audience. He said The subject which ...

... and to him mysterious. Dr. Cowan, of Edinburgh, a friend of Mrs. Pritchard's spoke to the illness of Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Pritchard, and said that Dr. Pritchard and Mrs. Taylor had always lived on good terms ...

... circumstances under which Mr. Hill scratched a horse on which tha Marquis stood to win Mr. Sothern is a very lucky man. The Prince of Wales has presented him with a splendid diamond ring as a souvenir of the Prince's admiration of Mr. Sothern's acting in London ...

... THE REV, DR. MOFFAT AT CARDIFF. FIFTY-NINE YEARS OF MISSIONARY LIFE. In connection with the anniversary of the Cardiff Auxiliary of the London Missionary Society, the Kev. Dr. Moffat, who, it is well known, haa spent nearly sixty years in missionary labours ...

... LLANDAFP C'ATHE DR AL. To the Editor of the CABDIFF TIMES. 1 .?IR,TI n-t-IceT-1? ,the Cardi$Of last week a letuer from lYlr. 1 ishbourne. succentor, calling attention to an advcTuiMiinent in auouier coiuuin ofTcrin0 vpar for choir boys—salary according- ...

... DR FOX ON THE TREATMENT OF TRAMWAY HORSES. At a meeting on Thursday of the Cabs Corn- nuttee of the Cardiff Corporation, Mr E. Beavan in the chair, the following letter from Dr Fox was read: Cathays, Cardiff. To the Town Clerk and Committee thereof most ...

... than the rather metallic humour of Mr Gilbert and his imitators. We are to have another novelty very soon. These are the last weeks of the .Silver 'King, and Mr William Barrett is preparing for its successor. I hear Mr Wills is at work on a new play, which ...