... acciticnts anii THE LATE FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-On Tuesday afternoon Mr. Wakley, coroner for West Middlesex, opened an inquiry at the Buffalo's Head Tavern, New-road, St. Marylebone, relative to the deaths of 'John Rufus Reeves, aged 30; Rufus Reeves the younger, aged eight years; Jane Reeves, aged four years; Frederick Reeves, aged two years; Emily Reeves, aged sixteen months and Goody, alias ...

... Efte GTmirt, A CABINET COUNCIL was held on Saturday. A MEETING of members of the House of Commons was held on Tuesday at the official residence of the Earl of Derby, in Downing-street. About 208 members attended. Lord Derby was accompanied by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir E. B. Lytton, and Lord Stanley. HER MAJESTY has been pleased, on the recommenda- tion of Lord Stanley, to approve ...

... ON BOARD THE BLACK EAGLE. THE INQUEST. The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the unfortunate men who were killed by the recent explosion on board the steam tug Black Eagle. was held before R. Lewis Reece, Esq., in the Grand Jury Room, Town-hall, on Wednesday last. The following Jurors answered to their names:—Charles Milner, foreman; Blandford Lucas, Alfred Morgan, George Oakey, Michael ...

... WEDNESDAY.—(Before J. O. Fowler, Esq.) Henry Watkins, labourer, of Pontlottyn, was charged with trespassing upon the Rhymney Railway, and refusing to quit the same when re- quested to do so. Fined 5s. and costs Is. Elizabeth Powell was charged with behaving in an indecent manner in Pontstorehouse street. Committed for one calendar month with hard labour in Cardiff House of Correction. Ann ...

... SERMONS AT THE PIER HEAD AND ELSEWHERE. Very soon after the explosion the Rev. G. Howe announced his intention of seizing the opportunity to impress religious truths upon the minds of the people. Accordingly on Sunday afternoon last a vastjerowd,' numbering some 2000 people, assembled on that part of the pier head be- tween the West and East Bute docks, near the spot where the late explosion ...

... ptoptt gtol gitfellipr*. THE PORT TRADE appears to improve slowly, and the dock and the river to wear a better aspect than they have for the past month. Slight as is the improvement it is hopefully looked forward to by the hundreds of unemployed labourers who throng the wharves and quays, or from dire necessity, break stones for parochial relief. If our large colliery pro- prietors but did ...

... ■personal, A LAWYER TAKING IT COOLLY AT 140 DEGREEs.-Baron Alderson, in a letter to his son, says: — I have been obliged at last to send for Sir Benjamin Brodie, to see me for my sciatica, and to-day, by his order, I have been stewed alive in a vapour bath. Dreadfully hot, I can tell you-140 degrees, while a hot bath is only 98 degrees. Yet it was not unpleasant after all; for hot air does ...

... METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 28 » BEASTS met a ready sale, and rates ranged from 3s 4d to 59 per stone, of prime all sold. Demand for Sheep brisk at 3s ly' „0 5s 4d; a fair sale for Calves at 3s lOd to 5s per stone; there 16 change in the value of Pigs, and small find a ready sale. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET, TURSDAY, MARCIl t- Trade better. A demand for good hay and clover. meadow hay, 75s to ...

... AND LIST OF FAIRS, N#TICBS, ETC., IN TItS COUNTS OF QLA.MORSVN, MONMOUTH, AND BIlECoN, FOR TUV- BNSUINO MARCH 6.-QUINQUAGKSIMA Svso,Y. :\lorninlF, 1st lesson, 9th ch. Gen. 2iil legion, 171h ch. Luke. Even- inll. 1st lesson, 12th ch. Gen. 2nd lesson, 1st ch. CtJl. 7. Lord Collingwood died, 1 Sit* 8. Sir Ralph Abercrombie effected his landing at Aboukir, 1810 9. Ash Wednesday 10. Don Carlo; ...

... THE NEW REFORM BILL. w'8 •• brief outline of (hi* very important No o. As TO THE FRANCHISE. is disfranchised. Every existing right i* re- ght 'In little more than a p-ige of print the future oi^ are defined. The 40s. freehold remains on tf Cot»vK* The frauchi»e derived from the ownership I £ i 'ehi •Per 8nnunB lo per annum. The occupation ' ...

... THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT. CANTON. A meeting was held at the Wyndham Hotel, Can. ton, on Thursday, for the purpose of taking the pre- liminary steps under the Local Government Act. Alfred Lamerte Dickens, Esq., brother of the celebra- ted Boz, was the inspector sent down by the Home- office for this purpose. There was a large atten- dance of landowners, parishioners, &c., including J. Homfray, ...

... AGENTS:— „et CARDIFF.—At the Publishing Office, 17, St. Mary-s^g the Railway Stations, and of all Stationers and J>e Agents. j. e NEWPORT—At the Cardiff Times Publishing 0}&1 J Mr. PAYNE, Publishing Agent, 5, Charles-street, (n t the Parrot Hotel),and of all News-Agents throng11 Monmouthshire. Printed by the Proprietors, DAVID DUNCAN a»d LI AM WARD, of Edward-street, Crockherbtown, Parish of ...