... 'I III E ABlhFI)AlRE J)OARI) OF IlE,iA~rll RtESUJSCITlATED. (Ce JtMi CCI1I 811PEIAL (oMIS l1rotamit.) bu T'eo Aberiaro Board of Health had barn leot for nb a M bole moiith. A whole month hnd the Aborltaro no lord of Health hcon lost, It wisl last hoaird of it, it eammest (lelil)oratioll as to whathor a third-olass ab ricihviy carriage wals it building. One Lawis, a tl biutcher, n oenterprising ...

... DIS'RICT INTELLIAGENCE. CARDIFF. BoARDn OFr GUARDTANS,- The weekly meeting of thle CardHif Board of Guardians wais hold on Faturday, under the presidency of Mr. C. W. David, the chairman. The report of the master of the house Indicated tbat during the week there had been 23 adrnfoIiono, 1I6 dIscharges, I birth, and 2 death, leaving 337 In tho house. Thin waa an In- orenaso of 4 on the ...

... DISTRIT INTELL1GI4109. CARDIFF. n LOCAL HtOroURx.- Mr. John Lle.ecllyn Tre- V, hane, M.Ut.i.. of England, ron (if fIr, ., 1). Y. Trebsyno, o' Csfldiff, has suce-sfully passed tho n1 requisite caemination In the science and prw,;tice of m nrldicJno, and received a certificate to practise. 3, riFhirATrON TO bi3. C. W. Dovr rI,. --The pro- e renitation to Ahlderrman David, to wtbich referenco was ...

... THE CONTEST IN THE SOUTH WARD. The contest for the vacant seat in the Cardiff Town Council (caused by the death of Mr Philip Bird), which took place yesterday, was one of the most closely fought contests that ha3 been known for some time. Like the election in the East Ward on Monday, the battle was made a political one, and all the machinery of a Par- liamentary election was brought into ...

... The intrusion of Mr. Bow ex into the South Ward after his decisive rejection by his own Ward on Monday is resented and pro- perly so-by the electors of the South Ward as an insult to theu intelligence and independence. This prevails feeing amongst the burgesses finds utterance in varied forms of expression. It is petinently and most conclusively asked, If the burgesses of the East Ward, who ...

... ACCIDENT.—An accident occurred on the Cwmavon Railway on Wednesday afternoon When the tiain which runs from Cwmavon to Port Talbot was fpproach- mg the tiding near Cwmavon, a roan named Kichard Sinale, 57 years of age, attempted to jump ° while it was in motion; but he slipped under the trains, and one of his feet was cut off. ...

... THK MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.— Last evening tbe inquest j on the body of Mr Thomas Roper, aged 68, whose dis- tressing death by suicide occurred as reported in yester- day's Daily News, was held at the Tredegar Arms Hotel, before Mr W. H. Brewer, coroner. The facts were brief and simple, and the evidence clearly showed that the de- ceased buffered from absence of mind. A verdict of Temporary ...

... I FROM øUB SPECIAL CORIUtsPONn A trade in iron rails mv»t, .M,ed, be y '0li throughout the G0^11 « or(jer8 w ',stated in issue of to-day, ™are tiir^0, Wales> b^cau/ereW afford to undersell th^g V 5? ^ere can» therefore, > or(jers WhioK otkrth of England for with «jll th stiU Would, t ...

... CANTON LOCAL BOARD. The monthly meeting of this board was held vesterday. Mr T. V. Yorath was in the chair, and the members present were Mr Glaves, Mr Stacey, Mr Sanders, wijUgller' Mr French> Mr Little, Mr Tylke, Mr TV11 (°'ERK)J Mr James (surveyor). tebe £ 2fo0nfit^lleCteidiUring th1 Tnth wau reported t De H10 lis 6d., and the amount dUe to the treasurer Wate improvements £ 236 6s Id. ...

... CARDIFF, Wednesday.— The schooner, Helena, has arrived in Penarth Roads damaged. ...

... GOOD NEWS.—A Swansea contemporary learns that a large contract has just been concluded between the directors of the Midland Company and the Swansea Wagon Company for the supply of one hundred third- class passenger Carriages, which means an expenditure of something like £ 25,00^ or JS30,000 in our midst. DISORDERLIES.—At the Borough police-court, on Saturday, before Messrs. Cameron, M. B. ...

... NEWPORT. MEETING OF THE; CANDIDATES SUPPORTED BY THE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. A mass meeting of the electors and friends of the can- didates whose election is promoted by the Liberal Associa- tion was held on Saturday evening at the Town Wall The large room was crowded. Mr. Thos. Beynon took the chair. He was supported by Messrs. G. W. Jones, H. J. Parnell, and W. West, the candidates for the east ...