... . -^AA- ?? TWHAT'Y C4iAN BE DONE FOR THE SUFFERNBING? TO THE EDITOR OF THE WSiTERN MAIL. l Sl,-Iln your issue of Monday we ?? of the r distress experienced by workmen on the hillu, r whicb, of course, must be great, and, as a matter f of course, will still get worse, ?? employers don't If Ofem to come to any conclusion. What can be 2 .dorne toenpport the men? I should, with your per- . ...

... .. ?? - - - - mg In- bMODERN MIRACLES. ig the a lady Xo TlE EDITOR OF THE WSTMW7 MAIL, above SrB,-The above subject has been making some o had stir lately In Wales, and the pretensions ef the sect reined who claim to have been the objects of such Divine 9liged interposition must have caused not a little morri. saving nent to the readers of the Western Mail, But Wery- judging from a ...

... N(OTES IN THEl A> JRT TOWN ?? by AIit r, - lflatnl1d3ft of the Mr. Hu-(tablo, the chi Eiupcrlsiteldont of the sc' herongh police ferco, gave nut''oe yeatndiay of his th hitentlon to resign, after Berel's thle town 3i2 years. (I The cousxivl tolo a very seoslibl vlew of the quss- el, lion, and treated anl old public ssorvikut with propsr re senpcot, by thle rriauigiousrt ISh they 'n1ab. Mr. ...

... n- 1. - ll-,, ^^ T.-nl- ^ -T-n. At the Goldhall police-coart, London, onRTes. goh day, Mr. George Attenborough, of Fleet-street, Tl pawnbroker, was summoned before Sir Robert W. nc Carden, by Mr. Walter Webling trading under the BE firm of Metealfe and Co., of No. 19, Cockspur- be street, jewellers, for that he (Mr. Attenborough) tb had now possession of a diamond necklace, cross, th and pair ...

... Feb. 26. NEWPORT' R PAI{ '4P GUARDIUNS. The weekly meetlug wies hold on Saturday, MTr John 1lavleo In the chair The Reva. J. C. 8, Darby, J. Grifliths. and F. B. Lsonard, and Messrs. Gothing. LTne, Bebell, Ycard, Brown, Latch, Jones, and Cope. wre present. It was reported that th.ere were 291 in the work- honae, being 50 ?? than in the corresponding week last year; and 1336 in the schools, ...

... from the WeAt Coast of Aftlos. SOUTeAMPTON, March 15. The Netherlands Com- pany's steamer Convid sailed to-day for Batavia. The Noi 0h.German Lloyd steamer Oder sailed for New Yorix; specle £11,000. NEW YOBX, Macoh 15.-The White Star steamer Republic arrived at 8 this morning. PFLIMOTH, March 16-The Union Company's Wt~amor European sailed for the Oape of Good Hope. CORBESPONDENC(. A FAELE. TO ...

... ',B,.Iil~ll V\O~3 S o .;!SS10;,-Ths annu^.l fors 1 ?? ric ?? il CCI 0131i C l.'a '1 2 'I thlJ ?? Woo eiy. . ~ : X\th. itn th-e '.iO!eyeu eboovl rooiii, eixni- ,, tP- ixl c at, 5ih. G. S. ~i .vse presnlidiu. Tihese ?? .\ i ,e.i ttenssoxse. ho ~ ieutctatoet thatS ho-t ;t;it badl dlilllgently eud miie~eostii1y vlslted iher, !a ei a ?? paso, aud liii distribistce eopies of itG It ii V il ...

... Iui ?? ¶A'AL I ' MIAMENT. (Plflfeig ASSOO1ITrION TrnsElGRAI.) EGOUSE OF LORDS. -MONDAY. 1he Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. LAND TRANSFER BILL. -At Cii thre wotion for the reception Of tho report, of dy snued111imeti to the L-4nd Titiw aud T ransifor 13111, LodSELE~uRNE movedl the addition of a 04use ?? 4o follow Olauso 10, with the object of majideg tho ALi iregintiation of fee ...

... CARDIFF SOIHOOL BOARD, The monthly meoting of the Cardiff School Board wae hold yesterday, at the Town-hall. There were present-Mr. John Batohelor (chairman), Mr, Lewis Williams (via-clhairm'an), Revs. J. Waite, B.A., and J. Bayd6, Dr. Evans, and Messrs. J. La Boulanger, Thoms ots, Peter Price, rnd Daniel thee, (clerh). MIINUTES. The minutes of the monthly meeting and the adjourned monthly ...

... TECW NIAI1L Bi1DUCA TION FOP, WOdrjTy TO THE PEDITOB OF' TR IIO vrsTEraN Mrim, SIB,-A good derl has bren written lately abo(t the want of work far waomen, The rcal reinemy for the evil is to geek work in now fields, sO long, these directions Involve nothing unfeminine, bit thcse vho fieek the wori must be competent to a, it, As I have tried a ?? fui efleriment in thia nmatter, perhaps I jhali ...

... I A ?? , PAI1LFUL DlSOLO.SUR1ES, An inquest was held at the Feathers Hotel on Wednesday evening, before Mr. Carter, the distriot P coroner, touching the death of George Burbrldge, alse aliuas Bevol, who died under painful olreamstanonod N The wife of deceased, a young woman, Who Op. Brei peared to disregard her position, gave evidence that Q her deceased husband was a fitter, whohad forrome ...

... - ?? ?? ?? [LtiC!LFO>ICAMS.]l NS* AI1A 1CE. qjTE)1NSElA ;:OR1TISILC13.3 ., AN. 3,J XEViNTNO .-The i u 1OCCdIill!a in tho Ass ubl v r eo- ttein a '-at fur iteo Guverotment by the {i t IO propeoil c ntiuoad in the ,jt hijilsal usss iigt ti give priority of dis- :~ti illtc, Seiiato 3iii. sio. liatile movod thlat the Corstitutional B ills ehoiilOI ?? 'lin the order of the *,.n lt' seeond reading ...