... UARDIFF. JAWI.nj.,e llAvl!'.- At t UAIUWITflY. ~ NON.MAINTENANC FA ?? the Cardill police- or court, onl Monday, Willicam James, bobbler, of Frsder-i'a- l stet a summoned by Mr. Wride for negleeticig to cl maintain his wifo, who has becomo ehargaibic to the ma union. This case was adjourned from Friday, iii COsO' qjiSCcCO of tli cs dfendantt not beinig ?? sa~id tic hea was perfectly wvillinig ...

... | OARIMART-JEN BOARD OF GUARDIANS. - - L At the fortnightlh meeting, hold on Saturday, the chair. a man, Mr. .J L. Philipps, presided. The attendance of r guardlisns was numerous, The Master's journal stated that the numiser of inmates in the houee at the close of the last fortnight was 99. In the first week of the present fortnight 4 were admitted b and 9 discharged, leaving 84, against 91 in ...

... At the county policc.court, on Saturday, Edwin WiU l fiamns, au apprentice to Mr. Nugent Wells, of this town was charged with furiously riding a bicycle on the Cardiff- road, and thereby Veriously injuring a valuablo epony be- c longing to Admiral Foote, on the 18th of April last. Mr. Robert Grahamn, solicitor, appeared for the defendaut. f From the evidence of Charles Vaughan, it was shown ...

... CONVOCATION AND THERRITUAL 0GM- MISSiON. e The aonvocation of the province of Canterbury as- o sembled yesterday. The Bishop of London presided. tic Owing to the illness of the Archbishop, the report on the DI. 1 ectionary by the ritual commissioners wns agreed to. Jo The follovwirg members voted in the division ?? ou night in f avour of rescinding the order of the: House of on to ; ?? on Mr, ...

... SHEEP SHEAKINO. — At the Carmarthen shearing tn:\tch, open to South Wales, which took place at the Rattle market on Saturday last, we arc pleased to have the gratificat on announcing that the four first Mzes, riven by gentlemen connected with the Agri- cultural Society of that county, were carried off by four youn gentlemen connected with the town of Cowbride? The first prize was awarded to ...

... LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the chair at 4 o'clock. Mr. VERNON HARCOURT gave notice of his intention to move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the law relat- ing to registration in boroughs and Mr. BRUCE gave a similar notice as to a Bill dealing with factories and work- shops. In reply to Mr. CRAWFORD, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated that sugar ...

... LANTWIT-VARDRE. BRYNTIRION SUNDAY SCHOOL. —This school attended an annual meeting of schools at the Llantrissant Cal- vinistic Methodist chapel, on Monday last. The cr ditable manner in which the recitations and singing were rendered, and the ready answers given, secured to them deservedly high commendations from the offici- ating ministers. The singing was conducted by Mr. Thomas Williams. E ...

... A SUTLER SERPENT.—During the late American war a coloured preacher, feeling constrained to preach against the extortions of the sutlers, from which his little fiock had suffered, announced for his text, de serpent was more sutler dan any beast of de field. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOLS.—Earl Russell pre- sided on the 9th inst. at the annual meeting of the British and Foreign Schools, and took ...

... POULTRY BREEDING._—Amongst the curiosities of poultry breeding may be mentioned the adoption, in several parts of France of perambulating fowl-houses; these are con- structed like omnibuses, the interior being fitted up like a fowl-house, and are taken on to ploughed or other land where there is a plentiful supply of insects thus the fowls obtain food which they enjoy, and the farmer has the ...

... CHAKITT.—The Queen has forwarded £25 for the relief of the sufferers at the fire at Broadclyst. NEW MORNING PAPER.—The Latest Aews is shortly to be published as a daily paper. THE QUEEN'S AIDE-DE-CAMP.—Col. E. Tomkmson died on the 11 th at Lower Seymour-street. RACE HORSES.—Two celebrated race horses, Stock- well and West Australian, have just died. THE DEAN OF ROCHESTER.—Canon Dale died on ...

... THE NEW SEWER ON THE EAST MOORS. OPENING BY THE MAYOR AND CORPORATION. The formal ceremouy of opening this gi^artic un- dertaking took place on Wednesday. Intimation had been conveyed to the Mayor and Corporation of Cardiff that the sewer for all practical purposes was completed, and Mr. Bovle, the acting Trustee for Lord Bute, pro- posed fixing the keystone to the last arch of the sewer at ...

... A special meeting of the Iioar J was held on AVeilnes lay, when there vvere present > essrsW..Tones (Chairman), G. Mariin, A. J. Morris. Jt. Hariison, Thomas Jenkins, .T. v James, Wr. L. Daniel William liice. \V. Gould, Thomas Williams, J .Tones. W Harris, and„E Purchase. si BATHING AT THE PKNTWYN RESEKVOIU. A letter was ivad from the keeper of tile Pentwyn Re- servoir, stating that a man ...