... COSMOPOLITANISM. MOVEMENTS everywhere indicate the wide- spread interest which mankind are taking in each other. True, we have to lament over Riany things which operate prejudicially to the interests of nations, and the complete triumph Of human liberty; but that only tends to in- tensify the yearnings which men feel for the Universal well-being of their species. Time and space are being, in ...

... ABERDARE. A correspondent find that the Gadlys Iron Company are likely to lease their minerals at Llwydcoed to the Aberdare Iron Company only for the sake of a few pence haulage. I trust Mr. Wayne will not allow his name to be mixed with truck''for the sake of such a trifle. TRADE OF THE VALLEY.—We notice with much pleasure that, notwithstanding the depressed con. dition of trade, there was ...

... ^oetr BRITAIN'S BROTHERHOOD. YE Muses inspire with minstrel fire, Great—grander—higher, this tivrn lo:rs lyre And let the burden of my song be Patriots—Brothers British Scions Here your kin for ages flourished, Here you lived—may still be living, Have been, are, and will be nourished Here your sires lived before you, Here their bones in quiet lie, Here you, too, at life's sure finis, May be ...

... [From The Critic.] The History of Free Thought in reference to the Christian Religion, by the Rev. Adam T. Farrar, being the Bampton Lectures for 1862, will be pub- lished shortly by Mr. Murray. Mrs. Newton Crossland has a novel in the press entitled Mrs. Blake, which will be published by Messrs. Hurst and Blaokett, in three volumes. Mr. Buckle, according to last accounts, was about to ...

... ST. HILARY. CHURCH RESTORATION.—The old church at this place, which was in a very delapidated condition, has been restored at the sole cost of Mrs. Mont- gomery Treherne, as a memorial of her late husband, the Rev. John Montgomery Traherne. George Gilbert Scott, Esq., of London, is the architect who has superintended the restoration, and Messrs. James and Price, of Cardiff, have executed the ...

... The weekly meeting was held on Saturday, under the presi- dency of R.O. Jones, Esq. The minutes of the previous meeting were rea-l and con- firmed. STATE or THE norSE. From the master's report it appeared that there had been admitted during the week Go persons, and 75 discharged; total in the house (including 10t> in the refuge), 40S increase, as compared with the corresponding week of last ...

... WESLEYAN MISSIONS. The anniversary sejrvices of the Wesley Chapel branch have been held this week in that place of worship. On Sunday sermons were preached by the Rev. J. Vanes; and on Tuesday afternoon the Rev. T. Vasey preached. The public meeting was held in the evening of that day, when there was a toler- ably good attendance. P. Price, Esq., of Bridgend, was in the chair, and on the ...

... ft EXCURSIONS. There is many a wise moral hid under quaint e§end and fable, and did we but read aright we ^ight glean pleasant information, sober instruction ?vea from the heathen mythology. Antaeues, for tostance, is represented to have been a son of the and if in his struggles with Hercules he is hrown to the ground, he receives new vigour from e hcontact. What a lesson Here are we, sons of ...

... PARLIAMENTARY RECORD. MONDAY, APRIL 28. Only the House of Commons re-assembled to-day.. Writs were ordered for Lambeth and Oldham. Various questions were discussed, and the House went into com- mittee of supply. The Summary Jurisdiction (Ireland) Bill passed through committee. TUESDAY, APRIL 20, In the House of Lords, the Crown Suits (Isle of Man) Bill, the College of Physicians (Ireland) Bill ...

... DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS I'repared without any mercurial ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. SCOTT, of Bromley, Kent. FOR affections of the Liver, Indigestion, Fiefuleocy, Bile S ck Headache. Giddinee., Loss of Appetite, Lowuess of Spirit-, with sen-ation of fulness at the pit of the stomach, pain between the shou der«, and the distressing feeling arising from Indigestion and General ...

... CARDIFF AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD Lord and Lady Tredegar are now at their town residence in Portman Square. The Great Eastern is advertised to leave Milford for New Yorkonthc6thMay. CARDIFF IXFIEJIART.—An advertisement 111 another co- lumn announces that a general meeting of the Governors will be held on Monday next. MKSMKRISM.—Our advertising columns announce that the youthful and clever ...

... stake in the matter, and therefore should have Suggested diligence in the execution of the Work. We do not know, one way or the other, who is responsible for the suggestion that the experiment should be tried in Bute-street; and it is only because the board is supposed to be guided by its professional servant in these matters, that we presume the surveyor is responsible. Now that the Newbridge ...