... E JUIIWAY /> FOR KTfi. ls-TZ. increase. ire&. ra*tife*W&* *eaatth Harbour, Dock, -v, V' t. Railway 4.&17' -Wj?? -• — Phyraney .r; 2,011 .y, I,«6'5 — f oniiMutlfehirtRKilwsj^tePd .cr OuudCompany 1 ...

... CORN. LONDON CORN MARKET, FRIDAY. — Market very steadv English wheat w.thout change. Foreign and American turn against buyers. Flour quiet but firm. Barley continues firm Oats 3d to 6d dearer on the week. Maize, beans and peas remain steady British: whsat 1010, barley 4760, oats 1416. Foreign wheat 16040, barley 10030, oats 70190, maize 7529, flour 200 (iftclrs and 11860 bftrrcls* LONDON CORN ...

... J&TEFRS tø the EDITOR. RITUALISM IN CARDIFF. SIR,—The Vicar and curates of St. Mary's, Cardiff, are circulating three tracts by the Rev. Vernon W. Hutton, vicar of Sneinton, Notts. These shew that the religion of Protestants^ is essentially a selfish religion, and that all such worship is simply an occasion for getting good for one's .self that the English Churcb-people are now putting on the ...

... FOR WEEK HNDING JAN. 4. xr 1S74. 18T3. Inerease. Jan. Taff Vale £ 7,843 £ 6,415 £ 1,428 £ Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company 2,772 1,886 1,107.. Great Western 96,188 86,068 10,120 — London and North Westernl47,938 ..138,379 1,S68 — Brecon and Merthyr 1,364.. 1,159.. 304. North British — g 154]. Caledonian — 8*711 Great North of Scotland 757. Great — 5,145.. Bristol and Exeter — 550. ...

... 'IHE COMIC PAPERS. (From Punch.) Tm VATICAN HATTER (Cartoon).—Sorry we've nothing in this style to fit you, Dr. Manning. At present we've only got hats for under-sized heads. A HITCH.—Traffic Manager (on station-master's re- port) Line not clear yet ?! Tut-t-t-t! We shall never be in time for this afternoon's collision, you know! DELICACIES OF THE SEASON.—Extremely High-Church Lady O don't ...

... TRADES UNION CONGRESS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. The fifth day's proceedings were commenced in the Temperance Hall, Sheffield, yesterday morning. After the reading of the minutes, • Mr. LLOYD JONES (a visitor to the Congress) an- nounced that Mr. Crompton and Mr. Fred. Harrison had consented to aot as adjudicators of the competitive essays for Mr. McDonald's prize, and that Mr. Joseph Cowen, M.P. ...

... MABRIAGE OP THE DUKE OF „ EDIKBTJBQH. ST. PBTERSBHRO, .Friday.—In honours of the Royal marriage, the city will be beautifully decorated &nd illuminated to-diy, to-morrow, and Sunday, and next Wednesday. A grand review will be held on Monday. A ball will be given on the 31st, aud a State perform- atice 04.the,28th. The English colony in St. Peters- burg have ordered a life-boat for the BoMian ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. FOR WMK ENDING JAN. 27. ISH. 1878. Increase. 'raff-vale £ 3,037 £ 7,t>73 AM £ U. Penavth Harbour, Dock an4 1,756.. 1,726 Rhyraney V' I g L,H9L 62! Great 99^436 M.StM 5,066 Monmouthehtre Railway ard Canal Company 8,929.. 2,586.. 1.336 Brecon and ] ,HOS 1.243.. London and North Westernl48,92t ..14-I.2JS 4.6«3 Scjnerset and Dorset 1,0ó8.. 1,0t2 44f ...

... latest Jttarkets. j BRISTOL CORN MARKET, |THURSDAY.— On Market to-da, i there was a fair supply ef English wheat, for which; sale was dull at a reduction of Is 4d per quarter. A fair damand for foreign at a similar decline. Malting barley in good request j at fair rates. The high price askad fur grinding qualities checkft-j tha sale, but we do not reduce our quotation. Indian corn limited ...

... A MUNIFICENT GIFT. At a meeting of the South-Eastern Railway Company yesterday, it was decided to make a grant of £ 5,000 to the widow of the late Mr. Eborall, who was, up to his death, the general manager of the company. ...

... IR IVOR B. GUEST'S REVISED LIST OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEETING THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN. FEBRUARY 7th (SATURDAY), OYSTERMOUTH. 9th (MONDAY), t, LLANTRISSANT, at 1 o'clock. Afterwards visit to Rhondda Valley 10th (TUESDAY), PONTARDAWE at 2.30. 11th (WEDNESDAY), THE POLL. A copy of Sir Ivor B. Guest's address was forwarded by post on Friday last to every Voter on the register for the ...

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