... CARDIFF BENEFIT AND ANNUI- TANT SOCIETY. The fifty-tbird anniversary of the Cardiff Benefit D`O2t and Annuitant Society was celebrated yosterday all-at vrider direumantantees of a peculiarly favourable Vhicl character. The society was established in 1821, this througih the. ivsteumentslity, of the late Marquis Polhti of Du o ;and a sufficient testimony of the vitality were. of the principles ...

... RELIGIOUS RANCOUO AT MERTHYR. nas _v ars, There are just two places in England and c hizs Wales in which political rancour is cultivated a in The with religious fervour, and in which religious f rch- prejudice, fanaticism, and passion are e rob- included among the positive virtues. One of e yWN these is Birmingham, the heada-quarters of N thie the secular zealots, who would gladly t the break ...

... 'L EIA P AL IA1\iEN T. 'ho I 114PE-R11 v A IA PARilit. kA (P1J;B8 AMMC1AT1Ox TuzE(*IAM.) b HOUSE OF LORDS3.-MONDAY. Th ri1e Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock, epr CHUltCH BUILDING ERTURtNS wel Lord HA MPTON luoved for roturns showing the hot nundler of churches in overy diocese in Inglwad ha b built or restored at a cost exceeding £500 Siaco tho li 3 ,Car 1840. 'Jo thought it would ...

... THIR IIPDBPRbDI N2' UNION POR SOUTH IVAlWO AND THR PAR2Y THA T ENDEA- - 2'OUJRD 2'0 FORM! IT'. h TO TiHES ED5TOR 0' THiE WESTHltN Hirar, e Siit,-Peornit mo to make a few remarks through t your valuablo paper upon the above named subject. O An you are woll awaro yourself, there was a delegate t meeting called for all South Wales and Monmouthl- D Shiro by Mr.' Fred Evans, of Ithymnuoy, which ...

... A BOY WORRIED BY A MASTIFF AT I ?? ~ ~ 1, ~ WALS HLL. On Wednesday evening, a eon ofMrW.H mduignan solicitor, WaDsall was very seriously in- ?? by mastif beogn ohsfte. The ?? egd' etwen ineandten Vears- vfather's resldenc6, Rushall sal, as he had done means or otli'r; drew' blhood f'rhom the bac'kb aofhi head, andrl apparently rendered vicilous by ohe taste of hed bisloodfat once began to wor ...

... ?? A I = =U = 1 a gttva a4&i 1 .FRIDAY, JUNE 1'9,1874. , S - - - S- w 1 - - - - 1 The depression of trade in the South . Wales district has resulted in a, notioe for the stoppage of the Landore Steel WNcorks. The contracts are to terminate on the 07th inst., but it is stated that the notices in no way relate to a reduc- tion in wages. It is stated that Dr. PipnowNE, resident canon of Llandafl ...

... ?? . . A A: DIOXOGESAN FE9S. TO THE EDrrTO 0F THU W WT5TBU MIW. Bin,-It has been polnted'otti'io ks - and not, I d think, without'*eson-that Is, rathbi ili his 'ohas ranter of diocesan iregistrar than as sech tarV to the bishop that I should havo cbmpllined'fif Mr. ' ohi d Thirlwall, kn regpeot of the weightand ?? la hirfees. e O'f conreo It 'mattete little' to he Auffeter's ihcthar 6 It be ...

... LOBD PENRRYN AND HIS QUARRY- MEN_. A , _ ?? __ I BiANGOR, SUNDAY. Lasi rniohtl t a very large meeting of the men OnI btrike at the Perrhyn quarries, Lord Perhthyn'e ?? orn thbeo point, i, util than unseltled, vvero ttna1011-oully ?? Ran votes GE thranka wero parced to his lorxship and Mr. Pennant Llold, Lai (halit coic evening delogates waited upon Mr. Iloyd to acquaint him thrat the men were ...

... [ CHUJRCE[ WORRK IN SOUTH WALES . . . A a - ff Some exceedingly intereeting returns of P parochial work at Swansea, Cardiff, and Car- it maithen, in connection with the Church of vi England, have just been issued. Their pub- a] lication ?? at this time is exceedingly oppor- Ce tune in view of the campaign which the a6 zealots of the IAberation Society are prepar- 02 ing for the autumn.i They ...

... sou ane WSTERN MAIL OFFIO;I, .30 A. pir (nwrE ?? TEGLtAMS.) pre dex LETTER FROM MARSHAL BAZAIN. CO PABIS, AUovST 18.-A priva~te letter ewritten by Maralisa Bazaine is published to- u isight by the Umivera,} iu which he states that h sifter taking the necessa ry amount of repose. Wo he will probably go to England. tab Thi THE CARLIST WAR. me PARIS, AUGUST 19, EVFENLG.-AdCOrding cee, to a ...

... CO; IR AVIP1. X'J~p, iir 5Dzd~d iil~s o ?? ?? follows:- I 0 Up.to the present:the persone counected with the funds collected'for colliery accidents remain silent. : Tbis msy be wise polioy.; it is :for- their' consider . aien alen&'O-nly- this-let -us. say. of them- T . they~-miatal- us muhk if- -they expect for one, ith . mornent'wdbwill nowi leave.: the-subject till we have i Of a full ...

... 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 ...