... Last week the scholars and others connected with the Baptist Sunday School, at Twn Gwyo, held their annual tea party. A meeting was held in the chapel at 2 p.m., and the lespected pastor, the Rev. William Haddock, was voted to the chair. The teachers and children sang and recited several pieces very creditably. At 3.30 all repaired to the schoolroom to tea, of which upwards of 100 partook. ...

... letters ta BATHING AT BARRY ISLAND. SlR,—My attention lias been called to a paragraph which appears in the Cardiff Times of August 17, under the head- ing Deplorable accident at Barry Island. You state that Mr. David Llewellyn was drowned there on the 12t'i August. I was on Barry Island on that day, and can state that Mr. Llewellyn was drowned in Porthkerry Bay, near Cold Knap. Had he bathed ...

... WEDNESDAY. Nearly the whole of the sitting in the House of Commons was taken up by the debate on Mr. Fawcett's Bin for the Education of Agricultural ChIldren, which came on for second reading. The hon. gentleman showed that at present children were taken away from school too early, either through the avarice, the ignorance, or the poverty of the parents, and against all these motives he ...

... CARDIFF BOARD OF HEALTH. This Board met on Friday, July 20, present the Mayor in the chair, Alderman Pride, and Councillors Ingledew, Whiffen, Jones. Flint, Elliott, P Bird, Todd, Harvey, Wins one, Bowen, J. Bird, Jenkins and Spencer. The collector for St. John's reported collected during the month, and still due. In St. Mary's £1,2;)\ had had been collected, and £-1,674 was still outstanding. ...

... MERTHYR. CARELESSNESS OF A WORKMAN.-At the Mertbyr Police- court on Saturday, Joseph Williams, an engineman, was: charged with misconduct at his work on the Sunday nigbt previous, whereby an engine shed belonging to the Rhymney Iron Company was destroyed by fire. Mr. C. H. James appeared for the prosecution. The evidence proved that on Sunday night the defendant went to his work early in the ...

... THE CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS. On Saturday JohnOfwi>. late master of the ship Copse, of Sunderland, was brought up 00 remand, before ffi Paget, at the Thames Police-court. chawr^^ifK =+*1,^ TER1 R captain made twe attempts to murder him Thf^ars^ll the wounds alleged to have bee,Hn £ cUd*0n & sions were examined by Dr. Roee. described some ...

... TUESDAY—Before J. M. HERBERT, Esq., Judge. There was a good deal of business before the court to-day, but the cases were hardly any of them of a nature calculated to interest the public, the vast majority being claims for beer scores. rril- lei 0 nf tho lUb 10 Adjourned causes 5 Be-isjued 1 New 266 Judgment Summonses 5 Total 277 Struck off 64 Total 213 Alsopp v. Jeffries, This is for pa/e ale, ...

... | ficclcsiiajital JiMijcnije. We are glad to learn that the Bishop of London was able to sit up on Monday for the first time since bis recent a'tack, and to dress Lim ...

... GOODWOOD RACES. -Thursday. SWEEPSTAKES (200 Sovs.)—The Parson, 1; Paiushill, 2; Helvellyn, 3. Three ran. RACING STA.KES-J alius, 1; Palmer, 2; Feodor, 3. Three ran. SEVENTEETH BEUTINCK MEMORIAL STAKES.—Tregeagle, 1 The Parson, 2 Formosa, 3. Three ran. Duke cf Beaufort's Vauban Mr. J. Johnstone's Tynedale Mr. Graham's Regalia ••• ••• Five ran. This race was started at six minutes and thirty ...

... PURSUANT to an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 22 and 23 years of the Reign of Her present Majesty, Cap 35, intituled, An Act to further Amend the law of real Property and to relieve Trustees. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Creditors and other persons having any claims or demands whatsoever against, or upon the Estate of the REVEREND EDWARD JENKINS, of the Vicarage, in the Parish ...

... Some of the London newspapers have reflected very severely upon Mr. Roebuck for the decided stand he has made in the Trades' Commission against the offensive language of Mr. Coiioily. We give a very different, and we think, more just view of this affair, and we may add that we know it to be from the pen of a warm advocate of the working clashes.—Sheffield and RotJierliani Independent. The ...

... On Saturday the 500 members who had been recalled to town by the startling cracks of the rival whips had again dispersed. That night many iVere off to the moors, and were able, after all, to take the field on the morning of the eventful Twelfth. The prospect of a speedy close of the session is doubtless due to the conciliatory course which was adopted on Thursday by the Chancellor of the ...