... '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 ...

... l1E PlIO1POSEl) INCORPORATION 0F ME10 1 1{T.L E ?? --sn .. , II\1 fist l11-1, ?? Itnr I A Lieeting was held at tho Blusis Hotel, Molr- tbyr, on F'ridlay evening for the purpose of I nakling the Jsecosmary asrangomtouls for moot- ; Ing in the verious parts of tho parish. The high constable being abcesent in Yorkshire, Mr. Waite r 511lyne was voted to the chair. There was a large end ...

... RETJTEK,'S AND CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAMS. J> F RUSSIAN RAILWAY TO CHINA. has a ^aturday.-—The Russian Government PaCbCOrdiuS to direct intelligence from St. Swd x r^' °ouae to a definite decision with re- HussT ° instruction of a railway connecting iq f la Wlth Siberia and China. The decision is Pre8V0Ur sout^ern *ine v*a Orenburg. The Una 'an^ commercial class having all but advocated the ...

... I M.ERTHYR BOARD OF GUARDIANS. 1 The weekly meeting of this board was held on o Saturday, Mr. Kirkhouse presiding. There wan a L good attendance. A communication was read from e the Home-office, which stated that Ur. Cros0 did not e feel called upon to take any steps in the subject I complained of, re the supposed wrong direction of the deputy-coroner at the late inquest on the un- e fortunate ...

... SATURDAY. SELLING STAKES. T.Y.C. Independence 1 Vertie 2 Inez 3 Four ran. Betting—Even on Lincoln, 5 to 2 agst Inez, and 6 to 1 others. Inez made play, followed Dy Lincoln and Vertie for a quarter of a mile, where the leader gave way, and Vertie assumed the command, but was headed a hundred yards from the chair by Indepen- dence, who won by a neck; two lengths between second and third. The ...

... Thero are well-known and often quoted passages in Swift, Macaulay, Thaclioray, and many othor authors about tho position of clergymen In England i 150 years ago. A ourious illustration ocours in one 0 of the Winahileca papers recently acquired by the : Lritish Museum, but not yet ealendered or bound, A letter dated the 3rd of November, 3729, frorn Mr. John Wilkinson to a noble duke, or ...

... LORD BUTE; HIS CHAMPIONS AND CL-CITICS. IUs » „r™ V I?' ? St -A the combs' c ,of conflict ia spreading,un • 111 the west it has reached Ply'™1 lbe Hull in the east, and Edinburgh™ the norft, every 8ide-; UtLL9rdBuTE an* Lord BUTE'S agents, their p 8*01}s> their assumptions, and their action awards Cardiff, W becJe the com- mon tex ° ent newspaper journalism. The VOlC6fh! ir!1VerSaI ...

... For two years or more there have been frequent and per sistenfc rumours that the large dividends of this Company were paid partly by relieving revenue at the exnense of capital, and within the last few weeks it has been stated that even the late poor dividend of 4 per cent. was not fully earned. The only circumstances that have been pointed out in confirmation of these rumours are the fact ...

... THE BRITON FERRY WQRKG- MEN'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE, n- n1n-- n- 1h. Earl nf .Torgev /who in the On Thursday the Earl of Jersey (who is the bee owner of large and valaable property in the county lea of GIamorgan) visited the Briton Ferry Working- of men's Club and Institute, which Mr. HodgSon his Pratt, the vice-president of the London Institute ass and Union, pronounced to be one of the most com ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY. To-day business is very quiet, and prices, as regards English Railways, are rather dull. Great Northern A has receded abouu 1 per cent., and the other lines i to |. Lombardo-Venetian Shares are 3-16 higher. The Foreign market is again firm. Turkish Six per Cents. of 1865 are i better, and the Six per Cents, of 1873, and the Five per Cents, of 1864, J. Uruguay Six per Cents, ...

... SINGLAREPISODE IN~ A. WELbSH | f CHURCeL . 1 - A- --A -& InnnAAl m~stl from In a country village not one hundred miles from hI that of Llaiharry, In Glamorgansbfllm there lives, th or lived, an old Welshwoman, names Ann, who, w with her brother Will, was a good judge of Gwrw. v Ann wesnever know nto drink to eXcess, nor Will th either, but ib was known that she regarded the beer .barrel ...