... 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 ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING. Mr. Anderson deserves credit for his speech last night in moving a vote of censure on Lord Sandhurst. Its only fault was that it did not quite agres with the terms of the resolution. The resolution did, io the minds of most members, raise a charge of fraud. It said that Lord Sand- hurst had had to refund money obtained by misleading the ...

... T0LTNTEERS STRUC BY LIGHTNING, .twc volunteers were struck down by lightning near yesterday. One, it is feared, has lost his ...

... | THE VISIT OF THE CZAR. I THE CZAR AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. On Saturday afternoon our Imperial guest paid hit long-expected visit to the Crystal Palace, where every effort had been made to provide a brilliant entertainment. The affair was a. splendid success throughout, the weather being remarkably fine, and the night clear enough to do justice to the fireworks. As might have been expected, the ...

... THE CZAR AT CRYSTAL PALACE. On Saturday afternoon oti? imperial guest paid his long- expected visit to the Crystal Palace, where every effort had been made to provide A brilliant enter- tainment. The affair was a splendid success throughout, the weather being remarkably fine, and the night clear enough to do justice to the fireworks. As might have been expected, the interior of the Palace was ...

... Before many years elapse, Russia may not only produce sufficient coal for home oonsunption, but be in a position to export largely. For a long time a seam of bituminous coal was known to underlie E the steppes between the Sea of Azoff and River B Dnieper, in Southern Russia. But no attempt was then nade to open it out, the price .f imported coal being too low-to permit any prospect of profit- ...

... SATUBDAY, MAY 23, 1874. An open verdiot has been returned by the coroner's jry in the case of suspected .- - u y1 fl ¶ 1 I .. 11I murder at (aAC. The deceased, it wigl be remembered, was found drowned in the Canal, and it was proved that he had pre- viously been engaged in a street quarrel. At the Cardilf police-court yesterday two persons were muloted in a fine of 20s. and costs for ...

... THE HO USE OF COMMONS AND LORD SANDHURST. - . . . .. . . .. A- v q .. It is not often that the House of Commons c iS ?? to pass a vote of censure upon 2 a nobleman who holds high office in the army, X has rendered good service to his country, and X has won the esteem of his pears and the members of that honourabla profession on I which he has shed, during his brilliant career, additional ...

... TBE SANITARY CCONDITION OF CARLDIFF. The annual report on the sanitary condition of Cardiff during the year 1873 has just been furnished to the Local Board of Health by its efliient medical 6fficer, Dr. H. J. Paine. A more elaborate and ax- lbauetive document could scarcely have been com- piled under the circurmstances, and we confidently expect that its circulation throughout the borough will ...

... TIIE LOGK-O^T IN TiiE TUn- PL^TE TRADE.. 'To ihe Editor of the SOVTH WACES DAILY NEWS. Sift — Will you kindly allow me. tnrougli V,:e medium of year columns, to inform ruy felJow-wurkmen ip the tin-?*lafce trnde who have been so ui.'inercifnlly locked- out by their master,that fter consulting Mr-. Edward Bagot,Upper Eorest, Mon^ton, Uiat he agreed to a re-, adjustment of va^es throiignout ...

... Magna est Veritas et Prevalebifc. The Promoters and Proprietors last soason pubKcly announced that very heavy winnings were sure te he realised t the Kpsom (Derby) Meeting, and strongly advised new clients to maKe that Week the scene of their firnt investment. They now beg to anpend a staiemeatof the result, by whtrh it win be seen that 'heir anti- cipation* were fully realised, and they ...

... THURSDA Y, MA Y 28, 1874. A meeting of the Council of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Collieries Association was held at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, yesterday, to receive a deputation from the colliers of the Aberdare and Rhondda Valleys, who were sent to lay before them the complaints of the colliers against one of the resolutions of the masters passed at a pre- vious meeting, that the men ...