... CARDIFF, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1867. LAST FRIDAY'S MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. THE programme of the business before our local parliament on Friday was of a varied, in- teresting and piquant description. There was to be a consideration of the Collector's statements for the different parishes, a discussion as to the rating of the Taff Vale Railway Company, a decision to be come to on the ...

... THE CONSERVATIVES AND REFORM . SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (FROM OUR CORUMSPONDENT.) LONDON, THuRSDAY EVENING,-In pursuance of circular invitations, a meeting was held to-day at the Carlton Club. There were about 190 non-official Conservatives present. Sir WHITARIDLEY presided. A long discussion took place, but no resolution was come to. Some objected to concessions to Demo. cracy, others said they must ...

... The statement in the Owl that Lord Russell formally resigned the leadership of the Liberal party in favour of Mr. Gladstone at the meeting held on Tuesday last is certainly not true. All that Lord Russell did vas simply to urge the whole Liberal party to continue to recognize Or. Gladstone as their leader in the House of Commons. But this advice did not change the rank which Mr. Gladstone has ...

... IL IL ArtTES T .NEW So~ [BY TEL ECRAPiT. 1 L IS-f. PiPER FI IEL.f I,,-;day Akrunig1. AMERICA. MILITAtRY- (;-VERiNM:\t; T OF THE SoUTH. [Py Atlanti- Telegraph.] NEN; V IC: T, ci T . i-, NON -PryitlentJohn2son has lidl I.-?fore tihe Cablinet a xeta upon thc Bill th v e Corress f'or thoth ihlitary government of Niiwv Yorn;, F E. 23, 5 p.m.-A resolntion has been introduced. in the Housu of ...

... SANITARY CONDITION 0F LEEDS. TO THE EDITORBS OF THE LEtEDS MERCURY. GENTLEMEN,-IJl th1e remarks of your reporter upon the above subject lie alludes to the comfort and cleanliness of the Model Lodging I-ouso. I wish to Bug- gest to some of your wealthy townsmen that several more similar institutions should be started for married couples end their families. It is well known that they pay well in ...

... We have seen with the greatest interest the pros. pectus of a history of Ireland about to issue from the canme graceful pen which has already given us the story of St. Francis and the Franciscans. Though the author modestly terms it a popular history, it is plain from the prospectus that it will be a work widely comprehensive in its scope and of much re- search. It will be illustrated, ...

... CLAS SICAL IIAIAIONISTS' SOCIETY. E LI TA tIf. \VE harc n!O words i,ut Linose of praise fa' the per1- Iformrnatie ,t Menlule, ncyte-ia , r El ii i,'` 1iv the (daseie;d al -tasts last ucCni4lag. T1'I Cols- cc: t wras. *-SI tlic l h1'. one (if the best cv.itlu w i. h clifest has leenl fae, 'e- itor a ceaaeale:aiic jerol, Ihcbt1lr 5.- ave-geu'd thne Z'.,'rr-el ple etti zc:i e ci 1 thle pri ic lla ...

... MEETING OF LORD DER B A ,nntin nf TLrtl Derbv't n OI A meetng ox ibora veiny's Supporters vi he a at his official residence in Downing.stre0t eld day. Two hundred and thirty were present. 10a The following is given in the Scot.u,,as a. stract of the speech delivered by Lord Derby t tb meeting of his supporters on Monday -LOrdatth stated that he was never more impressed wit the responsibility ...

... One of the most singular exhibitions ever offered to the curiosity of the British public is now to be witnessed at St. Martin's Hall. In the words of an advertisement the Japanese troupe have arrived, and the eleven members composing it perform nightly before an assembly of spectators not so numerous, to judge from a single occasion, as one would have expected. The exhibitors are declared to ...

... It is interes'ing to notice that when an important necessary of lite is lowered in price, the consumption is vastly stimulated, while the quality supplied is of the highest class; for instance, the Custom House Return recently issued shows that a further greatly increased quantity of Tea was chared during lt-GS by Messrs. Hornimau & Co., London. The sale of the Agents oJ this firm is greatly ...

... NEW is>AINOE PATRICK HALL. APPLICATION FOR A THEATRICAL' I LICENSE. U .&e he aecond police-court, an appli cation was iiade by Dr. -T. C. S. --Corry for a theatrical license for the New, Prince P.atrick Hall, Camiden-atreet,. openqd on the 16th ult, with the Diorama ofIreland: its Scenery Music, and Antiquities; The magistrates on tiebench were Messrs. W.XCrosfleld (InOh chair), J.-Woodruff, ...

... i A bill was published yesterday. wbioh is to be brought into Parliament by the Government, wuder the' above title. The ob~ect of the bill is to amend the law relating to the duties and draw- backs on sugar. The preamble of the bill recites that~a convention was entered into between the Sovereigns of England, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands,. in the year. 1864 on the subject of duties and ...