... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... COLONEL STUART'' BI3ETRAYALI I OF THE HOME3 RULERS. MEETING OF1 THE OAitDIFF HOME RULE ASSOCIATION. - DEINUNCIATION OF COL. STUART'g d TREACHRY AMD BASENESS. l Tho abstention of Colonel STUAiT from voting on Mr. BuTT's motion in favour of Home Rule for Ireland was a matter upon which his Homoe Rule supporters in Cardiff a- would vcy naturally have sought explana- 1g tione. Colonel STUART has ...

... D1ISTRI(YI INTELLIGEN1CEO ; u - f CARDIFF. SUDDIN DnsAT,-Yontorday morning, Mr. Philip Gibbis au old inhabitant at heoath, W io hadl boon aeioddlg at the Great Eastern lHotol, Metilatroot, dicd auddenly. The deceneod lhad for many years Tvi ;e carried on the business of a conitraetor', aind sUccess3' fully conilcted aeveral large undertakings in the Tib localty. )O wastak n M ~bonday, and ...

... TH.E BECENT SCHOOL BOARD' CON- TEST AT ROATS. 3, TMTb AT AUAX .V. . e The Secularists of Roath, in ?? it W in with their Nonconformist allies, have beaten tion LD a judicious retreat, and have made' the best P' 3- of their case by keeping silence in the hour but i s of defeat. Beyond one or two somewhat theli n angry paragraphs in their local orgall, and great r- half-a-dozenf weak letters, ...

... to MAMMA'S BIRTHDAY MUCH-IDOLISED Mamma' really seems to 'be in danger of suffocation. An organised assault is being made upon her. Johnny-has scaled the approaches in front, and in the fervour of his affection is ready to garotte her. Katie has attacked from the rear, and has already captured the beloved enemy's tresses; Nelly, older, and therefore less lemonstrative-beside that she is ...

... LEICESTER SQUTARE. To-day bMr. Albert Grant, MP., will formally hand over to the Metropolitan Board of Works the new Leicester Squaie, and a spot which has long been at dis- grace to London will be found to have been transformed into a charming pleasure ground. Mr. Grant has cleansed the metropolis of an eyesore which ought to have been removed long ago by the quick surgery of the Act of Par- ...

... The Conference met at Wesley Chapel yesterday mrns- ing. 'hore was a ?? gathering of ministers. The body of the chapol was quito filled and thle galleries well oCCI- pied. The Rev. G. T. Perks took the chair, as president, for the last time. After devotional services the Conference commenced the elections to fill up vacancies in the Legrl Hundred. Part of these are filled by tile election of ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF KIDDER- MINSTER. ARRIVAL OF TIHE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. It has been anuounced to the people of Kidderminster for sevcral davs that Fraser wals coming to fight their battles, and yesterdiay bills struggled on to the walls further announcing that he was coming in by the Gi.3 p.m. train, and urgini the people of Kidderminster to vindicate their honur, and to tio so by ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY CAREER Charles Eagleton has bean committed tor trial at Leeds on a charge of stealing flannel, tbe property of the Mid- land eailway Company, iln November, 1871. The prisoner was in the employ of the Midland Railway Company as a goods checlker. On the 11th November 1871, a truss con- taining a quantity of scarlet nap cloth froan Messrs. Elargreaves nrid Nosini, of Leeks, to ...