... CtS-A,Rj4'AhSTHlE[j BPOARD OF'.GUARDIA-W [ j - - . .- .- _. .I . 1 - rt ! 5' . e Phlips Eq, reidngi Tsrwa boufit an average I ats compare ?? 89 in the correspnigwe ofls year. Second week: admitted, 2 ; dshre,3 evn 93 as compared with 98 in the same we fls er THE ES-5IATIRON. The minuttes of the last mecetinig having been read by the Clrk, DAVID B. EnWARDS salid he wishedl to withdraw aI motion ...

... A BRIGHT EXAMPLE. rn Has not Mr Bright expressed sentilments which are to it those expressed by Mr. OcSullivan just What the bud is to an the blossom? Anybody reading again the speeches delivered id by the President of the Board of Trade during the last su ?? years w;ill feel that they have contained the germs po which halve now matured into very bitter fruit. In 1849 lie declared that ...

... I CARDIFF. CONSTrruTIONAL KSsOCTATION.-A meeting of the mem- bers and friends of this Association was held last evenirig, in the National school, Cathays, nader the presidency of Mr. Thomas H. Woods. The Rev. W. C. Davies, ?? read a very comprehensive paper On the Financial Policy of the present Government, and its probable effects upon the general welfare of the nation. If appeared to ...

... LTY-2rST IN'TELLIGENCE ?? -- -- $ - 1 (1ULUTEU's TELEGRAI1S3.) I FRANCE. PARIS, IAY I0. Tlhe (Kictie Jouru?, a publishes the followvin': V.1ir Majesties the Emperor and Empress paid v, Vi4it t:? tile City of Chartres yesterday, on the ?? A the ldistribution of prizes at the Hor- ?? EsXhibition1. InI answer to the con- .i-icubt my address of the Mayor of Chartes, the !ilnietirV, said:- Twenty ...

... ler Until bstmrftay. THE MA-YOR OF CORK:. - DEPARTURE OF THE MAYOR FOR LONDON. The Cork correspondent of the Globe telegraplhs yesterday . as follows:- A rumour was in circulation yesterday ill thc ?? city that his -worship had resigned, and would not aplic-r S at theh bar of the House of Comnsous. For this rumour the a grounds wvere that a telegram was sent to TLondlon at an early hour of ...

... FORK PIES AND CHAMPAGNE v. FRAUD. The following narrative is extracted from the pages of the Grocer:- Messrs. Taylor and Co., whosesale grocers, &e., of Swansea, discovered on December 4th last that champagne, &c., had been taken and used, for, on looking round the cellar, they found secreted two pint champagne bottles, six lemonade bottles, one port wine bottle, one stout bottle- all empty. ...

... 00 HOUSE OF LORDS.-L.&ST NIGHT. on ad Their Lordshins met at 4.30 o'clock. W THE WILTES PEERAGE. oul Their Lordships'proceeded to consider the report from OSl the Committee of privileges upon the Wiltes peerage. th The Duke of CLEVELAND moved that the report be mi referred back to the Committee of Privileges. tr The Lord CHANCELLOR said the case hadl already been gi, carefully considered, and ...

... TUESDAY, ArAY 11, 1S69. /It, C?.,l , ., ?t - ff, Qbljt mmed'au vill'ait, by modern Liberals, for even a Tory in these days t( to venture on recommending it for adoption. But , whether the best policy or the worst it will still, n we think, be found in the long run pretty gener- s] ally the safest. A false representation-a foul tP blow-an underhand attack on an absent man may o work wonders ...

... ANOTHER PRESS DISCTJSSION'. The usual fortnightly meeting was held on Thursday, 6th inst., at the Workchonse, the Clerk to the Board having given notice to the Guardians of the important point to be discussed, viz., the admission of the reporters. The two parishies of Bedwellty and Aberystrutlh are represented by twenty Guardians, every one -of whom attended, a thing almost unprecedented ...

... The Quarterly Meeting of this body was held yesterday, on which occasion there was a large attendance. The: Mayor presided, and there were psent AfldermenAlexander, ride, Rleece, W atkins, andl Bird, and Colncillors ~aconochie, Jones, Thomp5on, Boveu. Nasb, Ingledlew, Welles', Whefen, Jenlkins. Lewis, P. Bird, Hill, Spelcer: Yachell, and iFlint. Tle minites of the previous meeting were read ...

... L A rl ?? £ INTELLIGENCE (IJPrsa's TELEoEGRAMS) AUSTRIA. EI3A, DMArY . 1. The Lo'ywr House of the Reichsrath adopted to- day, thc 1ill for carrying out the conversion of several (iiasses of bonds hitherto forming part of the geugral public debt. A bill was also passed anthorising the coining of xnew gold pieces equal in value to napoleons 5Usd half napooleons. The Upvper House has commenced ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAWNT. (BY 'rLEGeIU ), Ell HOUSE OF LORDS.-LAST NIGHT. - 1 The Earl of ALBEMARLE presented petitions in crc favour of the bill for abolishing the landed qualification of St justices of the peace . fc Lord REDESDALE brought up a report from the corm- [ mittee of privileges with respect to the Earldoms of Kellie W and Mar. ON The Duke of BUCCLEUCH, called attention to the fact tc ...