... {Continued from our fourth page.) HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY. Lord Palmerston said he supported with pleasure the motion for leave to introduce the bill, and was sure the House must be anxious to see the result of the working of a mind which had shown itself so competent to grasp the whole of this complicated subject. At the same time Mr. Collier had shown that the matter to which his bill ...

... MARRIAGE OF LOUIS NAPOLEON. I have all extraordinary, wonderful, incredible, wild, ex- trav ii>ant. stupendous piece of news to communicate to-day — His Imperial M-jesiy Nauole.-n III., bv the Grdce of God and the national will. Emperor of the French, is about to in irry 1 and his destiile(j tiride is not a princess of royal and imperial lineage, but a young lady 01' a respectable Spanish ...

... TEMPERANCE HALL.—The Rev. R. G. Masor, a celebrated temperance advocate from Scotland, paid Mer- thyran unexpected visit this we'k. and delivered two lectures on Temperance, on Monday and Wednesday evenings last and, on Tuesday evening, he lectured at Hermon Chapel, Dowlais, The chair each evening was taken at seven o'clock. — Mr. Mason preached on Sun- day last, at the Market-square chapel, ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the next General QUARTER SESSIONS „f the Peace tor the »aid County will be held at the TOWN-HALL in the Town of CARDIFF, and in the sa,d CoUOrv 'on MONDAY, the Second Diy of JANUARY, 1854*. at -tjpven of the Clock in the Forenoon. All Appeals and Traverses must be entered before the opening of the Cuurt, and the several Parties thereto be prepared to proceed ...

... RUSSIA AND TURKEY,- We learn from Paris that telegraphic intelligence had reached that capital from Constantinople down to the 13th inst. The courier who conveyed the Collective Note and Circu- lar Instructions of the Vienna Conference had arrived, and the Ambassadors of the Four Powers proceeded at once to take these documents into consideration. A strict inquiry has been ordered into the ...

... To the Editor of the Cardiff and Jfertr Guardian. SIR, — My attention has been called to the enclosed paragraph, which appeared in your paper of last week, by the son of the unfortunate man to whom it relates: — Anuther inqupst was held the same ùay, and before the same coroner, at the liruce's Anns, Aberdare, upon the body of Edward Thomas, abed 62 years, shoemaker, who also came to his ...

... £ s. d. £ S. d. litom-Bar and bolt toll 0 0 0— 9 0 0 In 0 0 0— 8 7 In Liverpool • • In Staffordshire 0 0 U-910 0 Sheets 0 0 0 -11 10 0 0 0 0-13 0 a 0 0 0—10t5 Nail rods 910 0-10 0 0 Rails (Wales) 0 0 0- 8 7 6 Ditto (Staffordshire). 0 0 0- 8 7 6 0 0 0- 4 10 0 l'ig,No.t, Clyde .net cash 0 0 0- 3 3 6 3-5ths No. 1 He 2-5ths No. 3.. 0 0 0- 3 3 6 No. 1, in Wales 000-4100 Scotch Pig, No.1, in London. ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1853. WE have again to urge every one in this town to bestir himself in abating all nuisances within Ills reach. inasmuch as there is a marked prevalence of disease of a choleraic type in various parts of the country; and although Cardiff is now free, we know not at what moment the enemy may be at our doors and the most dreadful ravages be committed. Un- doubted cases of ...

... We are not, as we believe, exceeding our province as journalists—and we trust we shall not be deemed intrusive on the sacredness of private sorrow—if we refer to an event which has carried death into many of the families of Glamorganshire, and inflicted gloom upon all. We need scarcely add, that we allude to the fatal disease which followed the Ball given at Cowbridge during the last month,—a ...

... FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.—In virtue of an act passed at the close of the last sessio>u, friendly societies may now in- vest their fuuds otherwise than required by the Friendly Societies A.ct. Societies nvailitig lh lUse I ves f this act are not to invest any further portion of their funds with lhe Debt Conunis.siouers. Societies not having an accouut with the con. ruissionets after the passing of ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE BANKRUN8. wareman William Trangmar, Crawford-street, Maryleboue, hard- Charles William Matthews, Woolwich, butcher George Winn, Scarborough, linen-draper John Anuiug, Tivertou, linen-draper TUESDAY'S LONDON Francis Edmund Ilayman Fowler, Browulow-road, I)aiston» builder Johu Soovell, St. George's-road, New Kent-road, aud iiodolph- lane, salesman Alfred Rogers, Upper ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Hi t'8f' Riven in our last week's number, of persons ,||thes° 'lliVe teen at the Llanover Ball, the following !Sn ...