... 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, ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENOB. CARD IFF. C AurnsDP l 'IMITi ANlD ANNUIANIIITHT 0 OIIvY.- 7he lrlr ildo of oute ),ee Imn olelint to attend t ao annivereramy dinnrr (if the Vdttile' Befntit a unA- nultta'th S ebely, whbih mi ll tao plc fait the th Cerdiff A ims noton ond, lomljay afternoon , DiaoDm ?? th o police court yesterday (be. fore Alderman Pride sandr Mr. V. Jones) Maraat Wcods was wnsdcharged t ...

... PONSECRATION OF ST. MARK S, NEWPORT. -A PEWF0RT. This cdifdco was consecrated yesterday by the Lord Biehop of thl dlocno. Alargo congregation ssna0- bled, and tho sorvioe was of a moat interesting de- ecription throughout, Tw~elve years ago a masll chapcl-of caso wan orectod in B3anoaweoll, where theo F' Rev. T. L. Liater hae acted an curate for that die. triot. Such has, been tho euceoes of ...

... ;COLONEL STU AT'S POLITICAL TREACHERY. - The letter of Colonel STUART, which appears in our columns this miornlng, SU p'4 o placs an: instanee- of tergiversation which' is a happily almost without pa ?? in the politi- fre ,t ea history ofP this country.' -We need harmy L remind our 'rs ithat Colonel.SruXsr's e . .. .1act, election wa 'carrie' by the votes of the! wk ,f Home R'ulers of Cardiff' ...

... Il lIMPERlAL. PAIM:LAENT. ?? ?? I ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-T u1sDA. hSeI Tlse Lord Chaneullor tookl his seat at 6 o'olookD, ROYAL ASSIPNL. I The loyal AEment was givens bI Cosumission to the 49U publia mnld rivate Bills, lusluding the Intoxloa. oR ting Liquors 13111 ; l'ecraoeat~ion Bill; Courts (dtralts Vol Setaenccssta) Bill; Colouial Attornoys ilollof Aot l, Acucnducsst Dill; ?? of Trade ...

... - 11-vx 1rvrws-rx- \q- --srvs CARDIFF. ?? Couar.-At the Town-vhall ystoirday, Frank Guiso ppc, a foreign se8arau, Was chargoel by tho shippling withoritios wlth neglecting to procod to sea in the sreanier Westfield, on a voyage o Wio, after signing urtioles oa the 2pfth of ?? moath. Wsre. Hughes provetI the case, anni the' prisonor WAG .sent to gaol for fourteen days. ISNQUlST AT TUR INfIRRAnY ...