... 8TRI ITEIdGH.NCXL d TV I CARDIFF. tl CONCERT Tils EVENINo.- A concert of ?? di music wiiI bo given this evening at the Salem Bap- fc tist Chapel, Splotlands road, In aid of the chapel r, fund. The solos will bh rendered by the Misses si Lewis ard others, and the dhoruses by the choir ti wbich lately competed for the ohallengeprize at the II Newport eistedsfod. Mir. Itees Lewis Wilt conducb, ...

... F.b~d LAST ~Iern~uS a~z~T~il. 1 rntODmW!3 J~2HLOND4E . ?? . Csednogs, JOSEP 1 J o1Sb, l e1abyi g ,ild ~ ds e Victualler, Nov. Xi, at . 111Ver, H~u iALOII, 14ttlTOWer41t4 Saw~~I~ o~a RAT, DAVID and Gzoso* Wxr23l, is inerallants, Dee, 8, at 12. Dec, at I~ orse, WEnn IOD, Bo rir ord, , (TO nUDR a .AT Tnsa R OT1V DJ ? AIVIT03t, OZOGS, and W nLIA VANs, S ivepool, Toilsicn =n- el2Ofts, Nov. 80, at 2 ...

... GENEDIGA ETHAU. EVAsNs-Tshwedd leg, priod Mr. Bsridah Evans, ysgelfeistr G~wyufe, ar ferch.. Tnosc;-TaSbhwedd fed, priod Mr. William Thomas, gorsaf- foistr, Cynwyd, ar fab: - PRI0S)ARU. EDwA~us.-5,Hvbazi-T5bwedd 7fed, trwy dewyidded ye 3oghayel -yMernodistiaidAerfar,g an y Parrch. ohnJones, Rhiwabou, Al ;. Edward Edwards, Psn-y-bryn Farm, a mis3 EBizabeth Hu0lies, Ysgubor:Uchaf. Boed bendith y ...

... JBarlstt it ffitB iuttlliocuce. SPECIAL XELEGBAM FROM OUR CITY CORRESPONDENT. J LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. The demand for money Las not bten active, and the ra'e for short paper his receded to 4,1 per cent. £ 89 000 was withdrawn from the Bank, while arrivals, amounting to ESU,000, are reported. Exchanges were more favourable under the influence of the advance in the rate. A tatter tone hils ...

... CDUrTeT AND FASHION. THE COURT. BALMTORn. CASTTE OVeorVe. ]5.-The Qoern a-cd Prirce Bea-rice, att;ended by the Co-ante.s or Errol; and the ionz Marv Pitt, drovs to Loch Ballat!ter in the morrnig, and her Ma jesty walked out in the afternoon with Princess Beatrice. 3 THE QUEN'S RETUR- ?? SCOTLAND. Her Majesty, accompanied by her Royal High. 3 ne Pdinoess Beatrice, attended by the Royal salts, w ...

... rbifs Qbtningld Otb3ii. - - PC bu A NEW POLAR EXPEDITION. be Sir Henry Rawlinson has received the following letter from Mr. Disraeli:- o 10, Downing-street, Whitehall, Nov. 17. fo Dear Sir Henry Rawlinson,-Her Majesty's Government have had under considera- sa ji, u the reprenltations made by you on behalf of the Council of the Royal Geographical .,it ty, the Colunvil iof the Rolyal Society, ...

... - -r r essvTMPTr' LAW AND SCIENCE. To the EDITOR of t1e PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-I read with great interest three articles published in the s pall Mall Gazette on the 23rd and 26th of September, and on the 6th of s October, under the title of Case-Law and Inductive Science. They seem to me to be a good specimen of a way of thinking and writing about law which is beginning to come into favour, ...

... quo The meeting called by the Directors of the Midland Brij Railway Company in consequence of the representations ilse made to them by Shareholders, and the diversity of con opinion which has followed thle announcement of their ill at intention to abolish second class carriages and to revise i the tariff, tosk Pslace onl Tuesday (yesterday). It was to feared that the Sharehoilders' room would ...

... IT E PROPOSED ABOLION OF SECOND CLASS. . NihETIiG OF MiDLAND RAILWAY SHARE- HOLDERS. Yesterday a special meeting of shareholders of 1he Midland Bailway,'convened by the directors to ?? the propoeal to abolish the second class on the railway, was hold at Derby. Mr. Ellis, the dibirman of the company, presided, and on enter- irg the room was received with cheers. The at- lendonce was large. The ...

... R ATEPAPERSMiETRES ENTATiVE S AND THEIR DUTIES. nring the progress of the recent municipal elec- long at Newport, promises were made and pledges fredy given by successful as well as unsuccessful candidates, that in the event of being returned to the local parliament their best energies and efforts should be put lorth in securing the greatest possible benefits to their constituents. The Liberal ...

... THE FATAL QUARREL AT PONTAR- DULAIs. Yesterday an inquest was held at the Dulais Glenn Inn, Pontardulais, before T. Gascoyne, deputy-coroner, upon the body of William Griffiths, Jandlord of the Prince of Wales Inn, Pontardulais. The first witness called, Hannah Tonner, daughter of the deceased, said that on Saturday last, the 14th inst., hearing screams proceeding from the stables, the went ...

... WESLEY CHAPEL.—This place of worship has heen opened for divine worship. The service was conducted by the Rev W. Edwards, of Manchester. On Sunday sermons were preached by the Rev T. Osborne, who some years ago reoided as minister to this chapel. The appeal was well responded to. It was observed that the members of the congregation had discontinued the primitive system of turning their backs ...