... TYDEE PF-THESDA BAPTIST CAPEL --On evening, t e 25.h ul> the Rev. !j. D Eiarirds, the muoh ret- peeted minister of the abo»t-n aued chapel d;- ivtred It most telling address on th- ! ...

... Want of EIlIn'¡ ai.i South Uales District Bunk I'ailey, (Jratres, lUiaoas, NLholsuo, Alil-ian, and Ba, ley Junior Tits iTviri itl Backing Corporation Limited J lhe^R,>ik> arc ^esti limij?,. Ji«u 10 to exception • uzjm. lL.:y uotb-t at j ...

... CAERLEON. —On W. Laice, of Newport, de 's.rtl a lec'-ir* in the Baptist els: I in | this -own. To lecture was entitled '• de and fr> sidf, 11d w-is given ia veil ..tyie ot I the iecsrer. The Re?. D. Li. J -hsm pre-'de- »n~i tt\e | ohspsi was we;! fi 11« i. The proc-ed^ or the iev'nre a;e j to be givei: iu sid of he chap-i funds. ...

... B Ii 1 S T O L EYE HOSPITAL, LOWER MAUDLIN STREET, Admission Days— Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from half-past Eleven to One. Surgeon—Da, BARTLEI, ...

... Mr It M. Partiiilge, St VVoollos Pi,teo, and 109, Com- mor. MOHHIB livnns and Sou, Old Masonic Hall, and lirook House, LlaotarnHm Mr. VV illi .m Graham, Savings Bank Chambers Mr James (jrabam, Victoria Hall Chambers Mr Joseph Bothouiluy, Doek-htreet Messrs Vennor and Statlard. 4, Llanarth-street Mt J. H.mdy, 17. Dock-street Mr Edgar Morgan, 42 Llanaith-street « Mr T. Cornei, 42 Commercial ...

... FARMERS' DEMONSTRATION AGAINST RliUALISM. At meeting of the Blandford Agricultura Society, list week, at which, with other distin- guished giests, the Rev. Lord Sydney G. Osborne (S. G. 0.) was present, the Rev. J. R. Quirk, in responding: to the toast of The bishop and the clergy of the diocese, spoke on the ritualistic topic, and observed that a debt of gratitude was due from them to the ...

... THE OAKS CATASTROPHE.—At the colliery on Sun day the No. 3 shalt lonttllud to emit a quant ty smoke and gas, the smell of the choke-lamp at the p' top being very slroIJg indeed. There is, however, n reason to beleive that the fire his exttnded to any co siderable degree in the workings. The carpenters an blacksmiths are busily engaged, working hard to get h machinery ready the sc-ff,ldif)g ...

... CARDIFF- THE LATE Seizure or FENIAN* ARM*.—A Mr. GriffithQ, lockqrni,ii f'ro,,i 8; ;mir.:ham. at,, ivti at Cardiff on Saturday, stating ihai he Wis h- pc sor who forwardel the cises jf bv the Rnymnev Railway but sirtnge to say, Mr, G otSth* his not ri.oraed property from the custody of tne prdice, • ehf has he stated the rta,on why tie lias allowed '2m io veojain so long without being clai ...

... This Room, at the Town Hall, is supplied with the principal Londou and Provincial Newspapers, Reviews, Magazines, &c,-Also with the latest Telegraph News twice each day The Room is open from 9 a.m. till 10 p.m. The TIMES and the MERLIN are filed for reference Subscriptiou-One Guinea per annum, due January 1 ...

... Th. chaise by Cati tiom ent er of the stands to any street or place within the limits o the Boiougb, is One Shilling. To ny place tleyoud the Bor. ugh, Ou. Shilling per Mile. >o driver can be compelled to go be- yond five iiiiiesfioiti the Borough boundary. Two pelsons one faie evuj person exceeding two to pay half-fare ad (htiou 1; ...

... CWMBRAN- VALUACLP PRESENTATION TO I AND MRS. JOSKFii ruling in value to upwards of was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green, of this place, on Christmas Eve. For the lengthened period of sixteen years Mr. Green has been mineral agent to John Lawrence, Esq., and was in his employment even before he came to Cwrnbtan. Like Mr. Lleivellin Llewellin, to whose presentation we recently alluded, and ...

... RITUALISM IN THE CHTJtlCII OF ENGLAND. [TO THE EDITOR OF THE M )NKO-'TTHSH!i'E VERLIJF.] SIR, -It is c.f va-t importing that tl,-i nature of the Ritualistic movement in the E' glish C,iurch, which is now exciting so much attention, should be fully under- stood. if that movement were merely an external th¡n, having to do simply with the mode of performing Divine worship in public, one might be ...