... TYARNf .. B~ AT .. ?? . Dr. N. Adlar, Chief Rlabbi of the British Jews, paid a 'visit to Cardiff yesterday, the occasion being the first on D vhich the Chief Ifabbi has visited that to vn. The Dr., who I wvas accompanied by his son, Dr. Herman Adlar, arrired ...

... Andrews, Alderman Sanders, Mr C. F. Sanders, Mr Lewis Williams, and Mr Isaac Padfield. The report, which Mr 0. F. Sanders read, showed that of the total sum of L3,500 required for the new building, £2,000 had been raised. The Rev Dr ...

... (Magistrates'Clerk), Mr. Belcher, Inspector Rutter, Sergeant Evans (Barry), Sergeant Ben Davies (Cadoxton), Sergeant Gammon (Barry Dock), Sergeant Pugh (Barry Dock), Mr. Wilkins, Mr. Clarke, &c. Mr. Wilkins having read the address which inoluded the names of ...

... keeping, oducation,. &c. Mr. Fair- grieve accordingly brought the young Prince to England,. and Bonta -WVorkey is: now.' travelling with the Queen's menageric throughout the United King- 3 domn located in a beautiful state saloon, which Mr. Fair- 3 grieve has ...

... CANTON ROAD-MA KING. A correspondent who has apparently taken Bome time to digest what I had to say the other day about road-making in Canton, sends me a couple of pamphlets on the sub- ject. I have looked them carefully through, and can find no connection ...

... 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 ...

... honourable member who may be supposed to be an authority on the subject of sugar—Mr. Da Cane BUSINESS ON AN ODD NIGHT.-Petitions for the Abolition of Punishment were presented by Mr. Walker from the inmates of all her Majesty's gaols and houses of correction ...

... enjoy became possible. (Dr MacNeill sat down amid great applause and cries of Go on.) The Rev Mr SPUKRKLL I want to ask a question. Does the speaker meau to say that the King or Queen of England is the head of the English Church. Dr MACNKILL The essence ...

... Phya Mantri Suriywanse, one of the representa- tives of the First or Major King ot Siam, bore autograph letters from the kings written in gold. The presents from the two Kings of Siam to Her Majesty the Queen, were arranged on either side of the room ...

... 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 ...

... was enjoyed by an Englishman. (Hear, hear.) He coupled with the toast the name of Dr. Morgan. (Cheers.) Dr. Morgan, who was heartily received, humour- ously responded. Mr. Dick proposed The Town and Trade of New- port. Whilst congratulating them on the ...