... FRIENDLY SODIRTY'S DISPUTE ATI CARDIFPF. At the Cardiff police-oourt, yesterday, Willim Burke, the neoretary to the Hibernian Friendly SD eisty, appeared before Alderman P-Ide and Mr. Bird in answer to a summons charging the offioers of the society with illegally ecoluding Edward White from the benefits of the association. Mr. D. Blelloch, who eppoared for the complaln- ant, said that this was ...

... I _ : I - :- - -. - :- .2IND Y CHIPrQJZ. - Y ro TOTE r mDITOB O9 THE WHETXEN NssAZI b ?? you pormit a constant reader of your p vsper'to say a fow words Ina behalf' of' eS. Mary's 'na Church, Tenby. Ono so ofton hears blittr words o ag its weeling taunts uttered against it and its worthy D iccumbonb who ought bc rocolva commendation o bsl nnd re~pects, lccple from their own ?? nro s L ...

... A 'LVTER I'O)lY AT 1111WAIN. I , rylOM Ou51 sPrui1 .;OhtMAeSIONlnBj LlIRWAIN, TurSilAY,' ; Ilirwaln, s it now stands, is a perfecb fover fAno-, tory, iierO the doidly staple is produced on the .met approved principles. You may see it, if yous mloot as you pv55 aloug on the Vale of Noabh ses- tion of the Groat Western Raliway, e7a isost from, Swoenrer to tho North, and a little distance after y ...

... I 1~; ?? 'oda eiliu statautbi t he Poleincia yrt.7 ?? rede7Qk- . , eldert eon. olthe aro*wn.Priice, lad the .Wrang Princbeas,.by. rse.newig the' 'voewe ifrde at 1iAtbstp; thi'o daj .''after '--.tlefl olicristonin.:'..of::i'th~e Princ'e ^'p~iblioy' ' bhsnke~i' -the ' coariei,;*fe . many sig~i~~of hei~rtK, ,, 'mt qip ~er~e ths c ing ,werds 'of. th ddt iW l.We ,pray: ied~to sgi Xu3to'r~eaX ...

... ?? OOMPU ~p lK,4 ; , We invite the at--nef ?? 'cates 'of School Boards 'wh6 deaiZ& to .r a*them wfit- -ompuorylowrs; to , . caes ddisposedob . N Ize makgstaot at M eroughStreetV o- - OI¢ d'il Illstat ?? th6@1. iiul- Sith l4$ere Fis uc greater reson ~fo pepr- n~tit*g Boards of rdians to pay , ?? f v they, hve e wl to.admiat., A; 2 n :namesd Hads- , ioi;, ^e~rning IK.ta week- ass a dres .aker. ...

... ATDOG COLLAR STORY. A .Ccrreopoudeiit Writes totbeTAYWIM-1' Th Parfis solicolately rdeeivned tolligeo thlagthrog hot f th Poli oarlpin w aN journeying through bei bu Ot at tho Capfial and endeavouring to puss off a quantity of forged Russian notes, and list week thle rtoreei ino g wayf.arorlwa apprehended in a car'd at Sceaux. sd -la was aS man of about 30 yoars of ago, who. had been flitting ...

... ?? in ' lTHlEE MMN SHOCKINGLY BURNT. Id Soon after six o'clock on Saturday morning an I Or explosion of gas took place at Rowlands' Pit, { 63 within a short distance of Pontypridd, which 'hap- Y, pily was unattended with loss of life, but three '0 young men named Morris Lusmore (25), John s Williams, alias Berw (26), and a youth namedi of Edwin Williams, .15 years. of age, son of fa.i d ...

... Iwerc cxuy ?? county rads rate. ~L. tbattldebt onlthe turnpik.- year, with the exception of i Ji. 0. Jones intended at the if to bring forward a scheme for i- the roa(is in this county, but he (I root ?? of the precise nature of t. Elerk read a letter from Dr. Grm: hiB resign-ation as district medical offik ?? lluder the board, in Consoc. ., a ;)poijtntcnt as medical officer of health unuer ...

... If Bv a. THE DUTIES OF THE BETTER CLASSES I LO DUBIJYG TEE PB1ESENT DB'EPRES3LED s: CRSILS OF T2ADE. r r TO THE EDITOR or, TrnE AMSaN AIMXL, C Sift,-The flattering and favourable reception if with which my letter was received in your issue of b h last Monday by the intelligent and judicious lead- rJ l ing men of our- town, and the many compliments il 4t I have received on the moderateness, ...

... BRIDGE ND SCHOOL BOARD. 'The first meeting. of the newly-elected school boaed for the united dpistriot of Bridgend-which comprises thi6 hamlets. of Newcastle Lover and ICoity Lower'- was heldon Thursday, the whole of the 'members being present. The Ven. Archdeacon of LUandeff, Rev. F. W., dmondes, Rev. T. Caole, Messrs. T. Sickwood, R. P. Price, Bobt 'Lyahoyn, and J. W. Robertb. M. Cox, the ?? ...

... ciation of the idea to .; c.,.tion of the ideal to anlything already overchargeL pomne, the produchig( power oi Passed, and hence, diminishet courses are only open to the Al s~ince he 'will not listen to an meaL, reduce plmest the necessary expern ,-c.org1an1isatiOnl of the national forces, I)Ot Le pouaor accept the rational P~ F. y. and ( pr ead the annualrepayrflt~o ~ .o France over a series ...

... CARDIFF1. 1BOAID OF GUARDIANs.-The weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians was hold on Saturday;_ under the presidency of Mr. a. W. David thd chairman. Tho matron of the house reported that during the week there had been 13 admissions, 23 discharges, and two deaths, leaving 303 inmato, 16 of whom were in the Refuge. This was an increase of 27 on the corresponding week of last year. Forty ...