... The SforUman Saturday says —From the rnaua# of the Western Mail, published at Cardiff, we yesteriW morning received, along with a copy of that highly teresting journal, the iollowing modest circular using any of the accompanying description of the eeedings in connection with the marriage of the Marquis of Bute, please quote the Western Mail, and seod paper. Now, as the marriage took place on ...

... MAESTEG. READING ROOM.—Another reading room for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Spelter district has been opened by the directors of the Llynvi reading room. BOARD OF HEALTH.—At a recent meeting of the Cwmdu Board of Health designs for pillars and gas lamps from various firms were laid before the Board, and the matter was referred to the Highway Committee.—The surveyor was directed to ...

... Commercial aud Jftarhet Jntclliociuc. MONEY MARKET. -SATURDAY. A further recovery of confidence has taken place in sympathy with a general improvement reported in the tone of Continental bourses, and the Stock Markets opened this morning with a firm appearance in all departments. The speculative sellers who contributed so much to de- press the markets on Thursday are now buying back in view of ...

... CAERPHILLY. RHYMNEY RAILWAY.—The increase of traffic of late has been so great, that the Rhymney Company decided upon widening their railway from Caerphilly Junction to Ystrad, at which the branch to Aberdare joins the main line. Mr. Mackay has undertaken the contract, and at the present time men and materials have arrived for com- mencing it, which will take place early next week. ...

... WORKING MEN'S CLUB.—The usual half yearly meeting of the members of this club was held on Friday even- ing. In the absence of the founder of the club (Mr. C. Allen), Mr. E. Rawdon Power took the chair. The report showed a balance of i 6 6s. lOd. due to the treasurer. Mr. T. Gibbs complained of the manner which the manager showed towards members of the club, and spoke at some length with ...

... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. tTHE SENTENCE ON MADAME RACHEL. It is stated that the Secretary of State has commuted sentence on Madame Rachel, who, in 186!). was sen at the Old Bailey to five years' penal servitude for Obtaining a large sum of money from Mrs. Borradaile, lor er the pretence that she was to be made beautiful Or ever, in order to marry a nobleman. THE PARK-LANE MURDER. There is no ...

... ENEMIES IN THE CHURCH. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,—Your correspondent A Protestant asserted that prayers for the dead had been offered in an un- known tongue in the parish of Roath. I asked him to tell me when, where, and by whom these were offered, and what the unknown tongue was which was used on the occasion. Apparently he declines to answer me, and in the meantime ...

... Tapping and Edwards, the ycung men accused of having committed perjury in connection with the recent Partington divorce case, were brought up an bail at Bow-street, and their evidence contradicted in every particular by Mrs. Partington. The case was adjourned, the prisoners being again admitted to bail. A conference of directors and managers of railways, called by the National Temperance ...

... FALL OF SNOW.—A heavy fall of snow took place yester- day (Sunday) in Cardiff, and the thermometer sank lower than it has been for many weeks. In consequence of the prevalence of east and north-easterly winds the arrival of a large number of vessels has been delayed. SERVICE FOB THE POLICE.—The Rev. D. Howell, ever active in movements for the spiritual welfare of the people within his charge, ...

... 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 ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [REUTER'S AND PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. PARIS, Saturday.—-In a speccli. at Havre, M. Gam- 13 ta declared his programme to be an educated nation an a national army, and urged that the first reform as the dissolution of the Assembly and the election of a Republican Assembly. ociiAEls' Sunday Evening.—Marguerite Dixblanc is still here. M. Thiers visited Paris ...

... LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.—At the usual fortnightly meeting of this Board held in the Town-hall on Saturday, present: Mr. H. J. Howell (chairman), Mr Rees Harries, Mr. John Randell, Mr J. B. Phillips, Mr. David Morris, and Mr. John Bevan, the minutes of the sanitary com- mittee were read and confirmed from which it appeared that the Surveyor reported that the brick water-tables in Burry-street ...