... mn-- A- my L --,i u-A m. Ad Mtno True to the promise made by Mr. DIs- RAERM, a Bill designed to improve the health of women, young persons and children em- ployed in man ...

... ( cl,I:1i'. EI, . , 0(l, .u()Ajidt). I . - ) 'lb)e nlyntIIV TOCtij of th01 bnnahld was held on r~tbil thy, ?? t ) ?? el Y V 1,t I 'inolnli yrt S :11els, Ywll I tlhe vionligi nlintot'r p Wt'10 I)r'eson ...

... MheR''B.YR SCHIOOL BOARD. The usual i1mccingx of this board wan held yester- day, Present'-Mr. (lark (in tbb chair), the Itev. Di, A. Bi uton, T. . zil tathin3, T. b wen, 0. V, Jla mes, rad Miee, T'es ...

... ?? w',I CARDIFF. DISOEDERIES,-At the police. court, on Thursday (before 'Mr. . Bird), Rlizabeth Smith and Margaret Welsh were charged with causing an obstruction in Bute-street ...

... SWANSEA BOAMD OF GUARDIANS. Mr. 3. T. Llewelyn presided at th e weekly m et- ing of the board on Thursday, and there were pre- sent -Messrs. E. Bath, J. T. Jonkin, P; Jenkins, J, Ivor Evanas, G P. Eva ...

... FATAL EFFECTS OF A TH UNDER- STORIM. During the raging of ihe storm on Monday after- noon, a number of people in the Hackney marshes bnd the nneighbourhood took refuge at the White Houte apd the White ...

... iPRINCE BISMARCK AND OOlJNT I ' ARKIN. The Berlin correspondent of the Timm writes:- The contversy qbtvween Prince Maimarok and I Count Arnim has led to an unpleasant eczt. YoU I are aware that the ...

... 1AERMhYRt SOHOOL BOI.RD. The tisuall fortnightlyi nbotmi- of th!1 l),atrrl wa3 held yesterday, Mr, 1;rk in the uhair. vhare Were present the Revs. I ). MaetCllh', T, Owens, 0. W. James, and Rpees; Mep ...

... CGRRFASPONDENCEo EGL WYSILAN SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION. TO TME WITOR OF THE ~ WXa8TICUS KAMAT SIm -Here is a list of tile candidates-as described in the columns- of 'a Radical newspaper of April 28th:- ...

... CANTON LOCAL GOVERNMRENT I)I A nT~ BOARD. The.rnonthlh'meeting was held on Wednesday ~morning, at the, police-court, Mr. T. V. Yorath in the chair. Messrs. Sandersj Tresedei,, French, and Little were ...

... A large fire broke out iu a believe manufactory at Bir- mingham hist night, and raged for ten hours. Damkige Was very great. ...

... DANGEROUS FIRE.—The inhabitants of this town were very much excited on Monday morning, between nine and ten o'clock, by the general cry of fire, a fire having taken full possession of a carpenter's shop in JNicholaa- street. This shop is attached to and surrounded by other dwelling-houses, and within a few feet to the pine-end of the Mount Pleasant Chapel, which was at one time very much ...