... - .J( I FO R 9 I'(GN ?? I'ErmutOMP ITURES. NTRAOlRDINAItY D)ISULOSURES. 0k, 3. llibtonstrsrnor, S 9wrctaty of tho Society fror 00g51ialng Obhaiitablo ?? and ?? g Dslendleity, writen to the TiPnc as followsi - In D1 o Cscornc(lico of tbe Inrgo extout to which fraldn by * begging lottor Isipostoro nro now carried on, the e to Concil of tho Obesrity Organisation Honioty havO 1h illrooted me to ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE AND MONMOUTH- SHIRE INFIRMARY. A special general meeting of the governors of this institution will be held at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Wednesday, the 11th of November next, at one o'clock p.m. precisely, for the purpose of considering an offer made by the Marquess of Bute for the sale of four acres of land as a site for a new infirmary, and, if approved, of accepting the same. ...

... ELECTION OF CORONER FOR THE EASTERN DIVISION Of GLAMORGAN. In consequence of the resignation of Mr R. L. Reece who has for many years filled the office of coroner for the easttrn division of the county of Glamorgan, a writ was issued for the appointment of bis successor, and the hi 'h sheriff, Mr J. W. It. Came, fixed the election to uSe place at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Saturday. The ...

... On Tuesday, the 10th inst., a large and beautifully illus- trated Bible (by Dore) and an illuminated address were presented to Air J. C. Hanbury, of Pontypool Park, by the various Nonconformist Sunday schools in Ponty- pool and the neighbourhood According to arrange- ment the various tounday schools met at the Town hall, and marched in procession to Pontypoot Park, with ban- ners and flags, ...

... ^portitto 3ntelltgcuce. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.—YESTEBDAT. The NOTBMBKK lluUDL8 HANDICAP. Two miles, over eight hurdles. r-oion 1 Wateiloo 2 Weatht rcock 3 oix ran. lietting—-5 v> 1 weathercock. 4 to 1 agst Alderly and Solon, 5 to 1 ag>t Waterloo, 6 to 1 ag^ Montf ...

... LOCAL HoNouw,. -We hear thatMr A. T. Pullin, B.A., of Trinity College, Dublin, and head-master of the Celli- gaer Endowed Schools, has passed very successfully at the Cambridge new theological examinations- COAL TRADE.—During the past week the house-coal trade has itbproved wondei fully, and there is every sign now that it will continue to progress. ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE PAPACY. replies in the papers to Mr. Glad- stone's pamphlet, The Vatican Decrees in their bearing 11)11 Ciyil Allegiance. He says: I finc, in it a direct :uip.d to myself, both for the office I hold and for the writings I have puhHthed. I gladly acknowledge the duty that lies upon mo for both these reasons. I am bound by the office I bear not to suffer a day to pass ...

... CARDIFF INFIRMARY. A special general meeting of the governors of this ex- cellent institution was held in the Crown Couit of the Town-ball yesterday, the Lord Bishop of Llandaff in the chair. There were present,: Mr W. D. Hushell (trea- surer), Mr U. O. Jones, Air J. Morgan, Mr J. Idatchelor, f'-r ^■ Stephens, Mr iiees Jones, Mr S. D. Jenkins, Mr W. J. Gaskell, Mr D. Matthias, Mr G. Robinson, ...

... DR. DE JONOH'S LICHT BROWH COD LIVER OIL.—In Debility of chiWren its efficacy Is unequalied. Mr. Thoroas Hunt, Surgeon to tho Western Dispensary .or Diseases of the Skin, writes In buJly-nwirished infants, Dr. de Jough's C&d Liver CU is ;tivaluable The rapidity with which two or three tea- adav will fatten a young child is astonishing. The ...

... On Friday morning, at two a.m., two trains came into violent collision about 300 yards above the forge on the company's line. It appears t..at the High Sheriff engine was coming from Victoria, shunting eight trucks of iron 01 e, whilst The James Watt was coming down with five empty and two loaded trucks. Juat at the point where the accident occurl eJ there is a curve in the road which rounds ...

... ftBOIl oua BBIFPIKO LATEST ARRIVAUi IN PENAETH ROADS. CAHDIFT, Tueeday Night.-George Treat, 639, ballast, Jeune Henri, 96, light Star, 68, ballast; Zephirini, 69, ballast; Suez, 332, ballast; Adrii nne, 198, light Ukh- mond, 53, baliaat; Klise Way, 84, ballast; Edith, bl, ballast; St. Louis, 2114, ballast, Wm. Bell. 119, light Earrowgill Castle, 73, light; St. Louis, 38, pitwood;; Jeune ...

... SCHOOL BOARD FOR ^^TEYNTON.—It has been decided that a school board shall be formed for this parish, to e nsist of five members. Up to this time there have been eleven gentlemen nominated, namely—The Rev ...