... [The Editor is not responsible for the opinions of his Correspondents.J TO THE EDITOR OF THE CARDIFF AND MEBTFFYB GUARDUN SIR,—Although the contest for the Borough of Cardiff is at an end, I think it due to myself and the Electors, to call your attention to the manner in which my speech, on the Wednes- day evening, was reported in your paper. In many instances I am made to speak nonsense, aud ...

... Thc following is a list of the candidates who have al- rerdy intimateri, or are about to intimate, their iutention to contest the vaeious places mentioned below:- Abinrdolo: Mir, J. r. Norris; Anglesey borough: Mr. W. Owen Stanley ; Ashtnn-under-Lyne: Mjr. C. Hindley Ashburton : Mr. Moffat ; Aylesbury : It is said Mr. Lavard will retire, no new caudidate named; Aberdeen Mr. John Farley Leith. ...

... IC1 - - . _ _ - _- _ - hospii is A supplement to the London Gazette, published on in a d Saturday, contains a proclamation by the Queen for dis- Molie a solving the present Parliament, and dehlaring the calling restiii Ih of another. The writs for the new members are made not, I it returnable on the 30th April next, when the new Parlia- mean st ment vill hold its fli-t sittincg. The writs will ...

... TESTI NONiAL TO MR. EVAN THOS. EVANS HOtJSE SV7GEON OF ST. ANN'S DISPEX SARY LIVARPOOL. On Wednesday eterling week, a number of the frienda and supporters of the St. Anne's Dispensary field a meeting in the boardroom of the institution, for the purpose of presenting a valuable gold watch and guard chain to Mr. Evan Thomas Evans, the late house aur ,eon of the charity, as a token of their ...

... The Paris correspondent of the Independcmce Beige publishes the following as the chief points of the Anglo-Persian Treaty, just signed at Paris I. The whole of the Persian territory which is or might be occupied by the English troops up to the proclamation of peace in those parts, is to be completely evacuated by the English. II. Persia recognises the independence of Affghanistan—that is to ...

... While Lord Palmerston has a powerful claim on national support, he also owes something to the nation. He has at present his duties as well as his rights, and he is bound to declare clearly, explicitly, and unequivocally the policy which he intends to pursue in reference to questions too long kept in abeyance. A large and compre- hensive measure of parliamentary reform is due to the nation. ...

... To the Editor of the Usk Observer. SIR.- Weare not very important people in Usk it is true, and we cannot expect to be treated with more consideration than our neighbours, either by railway authorities, or by others, yet if fair consideration be not shewn us, there is no reason why we should not con. plain, and I am glad we have an organ like the Observer, through which to make our complaints ...

... v'&mtrents attfi dMewm DREADFUD FIRE AND Loss OF FIVE LIVES AT CAMBERWELL- GATE .On Tuesday night, at a late hour, a fire broke out on the premises occupied by Mr. George Rayner, a commercial traveller for a firm in Manchester, whose wife carried on business as a milliner, at No. 8, St. Mary's-terrace, Camberwell-gate. The unfortunate woman, with four children belonging to Mr. Rayner by a ...

... IE KNIQHTSBRIOGE AND PIMLlCO CASES. FINAL DECISION. DICIAL COMMITTEE OF PRIVY COUNCIL. SATURDAY, MARCH 21. sent—Lord Wennleydalc, Sir John Pattcson, Sir V. H. Maule, and the Right Hon. Pemberton .eigh. The Archbibhop of Canterbury and the Jishop of London sat as assessors. ADDELL (CLER) and HORN It V. WESTERTON; )DELL CLEHK) AND PARKE AND EVANS V. A L.—These two suits came before the Judicial ...

... gfqA41will, trd?ggflql, HELYNTION CREFYDDOL GWLEDYDD TRtAMOR. Y MAE yn hysbys i bawb sydd yn bwrw golwg dros, ac yn pryderu o barth, ansawdd Cristionogetbl yn y byd, ac yn enwtdig yn y gwledydd tramner, fod Cyn- , nadledd y Cynghrair Efengylaidd i gael ei chynnal yn fuan yn Berlin, prif ddinas Prwssia. Ac y.mae am- , canion y Cynghrair yn cael eu gwrthwyneba gan rai duwinyddion a gweinidogion ...

... Xnqmlaiqu f''pumOio LAtAaoDCG.-Traddodwyd darlith ar y Byd Pagan- aidd, ary 5edcyfisol, gan y Parch. F. Davies, LIandeilor yn Bethlehem, ger Liangadog. Sylwodd y darlithiwr:- 1. Ar y gair pagan. 2. Ar wahanol ddosbarthiadau y cysawd paganaidd. 3. Ar y cyssylltiad sydd rhwng paganiaeth ag eilunaddoliaeth. 4. Ar ystyr y gair eilun, ac ar elfenau eilunaddoliaeth. Yr oedd y capel yn orlawn o ...

... LIveRvooL, Saturday Evening.-Tt blew a terrific gale this' morning from SSW to W., and several disasters are reported. The principal disaster is that to a large American ship (supposed the Hero. from Charleston), which lost sails and mizenmast, and ran ashore on the tail of the West Hoyle Bankc. The Point of Air lifeboat went to her assistance. A small vessel was driven ashore on Little Helbre ...