... OFFICERS AND GENTLEMEN. SUB LIEUTENANT TRIBE'S CASE. We have already alluded to the case of Sub-Lieutenant Tribe. We do not profess to bo acquainted with all the facts of the case, but we believe the following to be generally accurate:—Mr. Tribe passed the examination for diiect commissions in July, 1870, and stood fifth on the list. Ho entered Sandhurst under the new regime, not as a cadet, ...

... A grand vocal and instrumental concert took place on Thursday evening at the Drill Hall, in aid of the funds for the erection of National Schools at Roath. The concert was given under the patronage of Lord Trcdegar and Mr. C. H. Williams, the High Sheriff of the County. The attendance, though fashionable, was limited. The principal vocalists were Madame Lem- mens Shcrrington, Mdlle. Jos^ ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF MONMOUTH- SHIRE. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,—In perusing one of your impressions of last week, I find that the Conservative electors of Glamorgan have already signified their intention of bringing forward a candidate to contest that county in their interest at the next general election. I am glad that the Liberals are likely to be on the alert to ...

... IN^LAYD-AFF CATHEDRAL.- -Holy Communion after morn- vT *ervipe. Services and Anthems.—4th Sunday after ltW -r P-ril 28th.— Morning Best in C Hymns, 142, „1 „V ,fV;'emr»g Hopkins inF Anthem, Awake up my gory, Wise Hymn, 325. Litany Hymns, 185, 320,17. p- ay. Morning Hymn, 4. Tuesday.—Morning: >mn, 182. Wednesday.—Morning Arnold in C d -T1111' 169. Thursday.—Morning Hymn, 183. Satur- }• Morning ...

... (Before Mr. R. O. JûXES, Alderman ALEXANDER, Mr. G. BIRD, and Mr. E. S. HILL.) REFUSING TO PROCEED TO SEA.—John Harrington, Lewis Lewis, John Rowlands, and Thomas Rees, four seamen belonging to the Olive, of Gloucester, were charged with refusing to proceed to sea after signing articles. On the case being called, the men said they were willing to return, and were at once sent on board. — ...

... The work of restoring the choir of Exeter Cathedral is being rapidly proceeded with. Mr. G. Gilbert Scott, R.A., anticipates that the undertaking will be com- pleted by the end of the present year. It is said that before long the hands at Chatham Dockyard will begin to build a new iron armour-plated turret-ship in No. a dock, recently vacated by the Rupert; the blocks have been laid down to ...

... NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. -FRIDAY. THREE-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Liver- pool, 1; Jean Bar e, 2. PLATB.T.Y.C.Glft, 1; Belzebuth, 2. Two ran THE BENNINGTON STAKES.—Whitehaven, 1; Guada- loupe, 2; Gowdie, 3. Three ran HANDICAP PLALE.—NEW T.Y.C. Mr. Ray's Sylla, 5 years, 7 st 111b (Maidment) 1 M. Lefevre's C'nerubin, 5 years, 7 st 13 lb (Jennings) 2 Prince Soltykoff's Peake, 3 years, 7 st ...

... BOARD OF HEALTH.—At a meeting of the Board of Health, held in the Town-hall on Saturday, present, Mr. H. J. Howell, in the chair, Mr. B. Jone-, Mr. D. M xrris, Mr. J. Randell, Mr. R. Harries, and Mr. W. Rosser.— Mr. John Evans attended the meeting with regard to the notices he had received for constructing pans in connection with privies on his premises. Mr. Evans said it would be a hardship ...

... HARBOUR BOARD.—At the usual monthly meeting of this Board, whioh was held yesterday, the harbour-master reported that the proposed new stage for the Carmarthen- shire Dock, which was tendered for in August, had not yet been commenced, Mr Thomas, the contrctor, having declined to go on with it, for some reason best known to himself. The clerk and the harbour-master were directed to obtain fresh ...

... Last evening, in the House of Commsns. Mr. Dillwyn gave notice that he should move that the salary and expenses of the Lord Privy Seal bo not allowed. Bear- ing in mind that the office is somewhat of a sinecure, and that the feeling in the public mind is greatly against the retention of superfluous officiuls at a high salary, we believe the motion will be approved by the country, even though ...

... VESTBY MEETING.—At the annual vestry meeting for the parish at St. Andrews, Mr. Eckley was appointed guardian, and Messrs. William Williams and Thomas Johns, farmers, overseers. Subsequently Mr. Eckley was selected by the Rector as his churchwarden for the current year. ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1872. vYE have lately received a large number of letters respecting the spread of what is called Ritualism, and its partial manifestation in connection with Roath Church. Several of these communications have been published in the belief that free trans- mission of thought upon the subject may prove advantageous others, less temperate in tone, and characterised by violent ...