... STRAY NOTES ON ANTIENT CARDIFF, AN7D THE SAXONS, CELTS, AND YAORMANS. No. XII. Some Some futture Welsh historian, by simply colleeting and the fo arrang~ing the inadvertent adissi-on of the lacent one- rejOiw, ?? Of thle Welsh people, May discover a dicfineld for show- y'earv lgthe bravery coil patriotism of his countrymen in do- IV wich fe~~iug heirlartlis and their homies, during so manly ...

... The great solar eclipse, which it was foretold would ?? visible over a -rcat part of the North American continent, took place ?? a few seconds of the time predicted. Th['i state of the sky was peculiarly fnvourable at tc chief poiits of observation, and astronomers and photogrnphers were richly rewarded for their zeal and patience. The I fruits of their labours will doubtless reach us in duo ...

... 'BRIDGE-ND. ait LAacr;NY.-At the ;!olice-court en Sn turdlay, before Mr. he RB Franklon, Lient.-Col. Morse, Captail i Treharne, and the 'or Rlev C. R. Knight, John Evans, 4 cra iple, of Aberkeuibg, of who gets his living by drawine ceals, i.e,t for any oue who will employ him, WlLs charged with stealiwg balf-mwt. Of ,ve coal, whieh he wne drawing for Mrs. F ,ees. Pelioceconstablo rhi, Beynon, ...

... RAILWlrAY' MANAGEMENT.. VTM.OP 'PITT. WESTERN MA a. ,-,T THE EDITOR OF THiE WESTERN MIAIT. mont S ?? long will the inhabitants of Cardiff and the miser 'Pneighbourhood sumttothe intolerable state of things at tilo didn .M- Cardiff (South Wales) rai'way station, and what steps can be first I taken to remedy it? Iam led to ask these questions by my I was ere own experience there on many ...

... [TRIA FO SHOOTING AT A MINISTER. is A lei t If&n- erlin states that young Bilana was tried V by Judge -Luty. 'a the Bdrlin' Criminal Court, on the d ihaxge,,of.attemoting to shoot the ReV. .Dr. Heinrici., rwhile performing Divine service. in the Catheoxal. Bilhid. iea an anic, who look's upon Christianity as an eg,,regious mnistake, and the ciegy as paid dheate. To avenge himself upon themfor ...

... TVHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1869. I- .- -. The evening meeting of the Aberystwith con- ference was a worthy sequel to that which took place in the morning. The chief speakers were Yessrs. RioHAED, MORLEY, and RICHARDS, and the burden of the speeches consisted for the most c part in a painful iteration of exploded calumnies. t The cases of alleged intimidation adduced were s simply those brought ...

... ,A'TURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1869. A CaJbinet Council was held yesterday after- noon at the official residence of the First Lord of ~ ?? [ ?? no Atov1 t the Treasury, Downing-street. g 6 A man-of-war, it is announced, has been ordered a e to be iu readiness to leave Devonport for Ireland u aon Monday nexlt. 9( a The funeral of the Duchess D'AUMDALE took _ place yesterday morning at the Roman ...

... |AROYALi P1IGRIMAG TO JUStALEf I The specil Dicorresponldent of the Steandard gives tbh fol- loigaccount of the journey of the Prince oz~f Prussia to- As3 a pageant -the entry of the (frown Prince of Prussia' into Jerusalem onl November t wos a failre; as a epeetiecle, it was oeothmotpeueso1have, ever seen. tJetu- -eleen has been for- seine timef preparing, for the event; aeci, ucelike, meet ...

... SECuJ;SD EDITION. ] f . U'AP M Wxs-raa TMILn Omeyws O~4 A *.V F-1ZIGHTFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT WiAAN. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. ?? l EreiL rLotiAn.) VIGATNK N MOANDAY NlNwr. t.k th) i a;tron aat e10011 t fearful oxplo- fjjio of fi-dt da to' t place at No- o5 pit, Moss Hall Col Couinalst's C( tdliritos, PieAt Bridge, iti iteal e aboixt ther ini ile ''rton 3.Yan. Thu h shaft of thi pt-c p which has ...

... LATEST INTEIJGENCQ EL (atuisze's TELEGRAMes.) r. &FRANCE. Ii PARIIS, Aui;usu ii. ibh The official journal Says the EmpreG6 th. [e Prince Inmperial will prolong their stay at A Df one day, and return to Paris on the : ;rd ,;x Ld They met with an enthusiastic receptii, , 4t Ajaccio. The Paris rapers assert that Mr. Bl-ln - .ha .received a despatch from the Chinese JOX 1 meut 4expressing its ...

... DIOCESAN CHURCH CON1ERENCE. .(BOON OURe OWwN nRIORTR.) . IYesterdwy the meeting of this conference was held, for l the Bristol. `penory, at the Victoria Rooms, Clifton. There wasa large attendance of clergy 4bd laity, the Lord Bishop ;tlle, ?? the chair?.' , His LocenislU said before tlief commeicehd the business of the confereuce, 'he ,ished to address a few words of greeting to ?? preseaitj ...

... *: INFIRMARY DOCTOR BROUGHT TO BOOK. esterday mornuig an inquest wlA held at Bilizenhead cV the body of n boy cleven years old, who died from lock- ti , resolting from having hi.- right thumb crushed by a o' cauc. His thumb had beesI amputated by the junior B uouse surgeon of the Birhlenhead Hospital, Mr. Crean, who 8 appeared at the inquest, and gave his evidence in a very u neif-sfficient ...