... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCES CARIDFF. senoaZYS ON Blscolay.-Woa call especial attention O*to ani advertiflemont in our columns respecting the tn ldghty popular Memory Classes, as we are intormed, ta, oni good autihosity, that Mr. Stokes Is compelled to as houisL London to moot various engagoments early ich moxt wecek, Mr. Stokes loctured again on Thure- 10 (Icy sight at the Swies Hall. TOIOAMVSON ...

... THE TIMES AND ITS LATE | CITY EDITOR. The Times of Wednesday published, together with the following Introduction, the letter of Ur. Sampson, which appeared in these columns on that day- We abstained from publishing the letter from Mr, rampson in our yesterday's impression on account of the erroneous impression conveyed by the paragraph respecting his retirement from office. As, however, the ...

... I On Friday Parliament meets for the Session. The Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Commons will return to town to-day from his seat in Sussex. The Premroer will entertain at a full-dress dinner to-morrow (Thursday) the Right Hon. the Speaker, also the mover and seconder of the Address- namely, the Hon. Edward Stanhope and Mr. AleK- ander Whitelaw. The Duke of Richmond will entertain ...

... BLAKENEY, SATURDAY. r Considerable exoltement and annoyance prevail to-day, owing to the absard canard vwhich appears in the newspapers to the eftect that a riot took place yesterday, and that the soldiers were sent for 1romn Monmouth. The story, I am happy to say, is gsoundless, and devoid of a particle of trath. The FRrest men noorn the idea of breaking the peace, and although, sinCE the ...

... IORD E1V'E OIN FING ROBERT .3R.UCE, I Tito followI Pr is an ouspifled report of time lectuire I delivered on Thursday evei ing, bv the Marquis of 3 ]Bute, at Rothesay, bifore tis, Y~uvg Maen'a Literary I Ansociation, a brief telegramt of w~hicha appeared ?? these columns on Friday :-I In introducing the noble lord],I SThe OnARuMeN stated that the subject upon which. Iris lordship was about to ...

... I: CORESPONDENCE. MQLEJUI AfIRACtLE,, To 5n ZOrTOR OFP THI WE8TBN A. Sin,-Will you kindly allow one who is well acuainted with John Hughes's History of Welsh C. Ivinftlec Methodism, and has read the pam- phlet Modem Miracles, to offer one or two re- markl on points raised by your able reviewer la yesterday's 1Vestern Mail? lie ;H quite correct in hisestlimato of John Hughes, and gives ...

... THE ENDOWED SCHOOLS C0M- , MISSION., The finel report made by Lord Lytteltnn, d4'y&t Canon Rbbinson, and Mr. Roby (the late tinu EidowedW3ehoooComnmiefsioners), wani iesued Di on Saturday. It concludes as follows:- Hen In matters of general pollay, so far as the Acts ioftI of Parliament have allowed us a discretion, we of have maintained, on the whole, the course an indicated in our repoot ...

... 1AMEST ASPECTS OF HIl E UNITED STATES. BY W. HEPWORTH DIXON. L ETT EI; Iy THE CENTENhIAL. PEILADELPVIA, FEB.. 1875. Russia and America are said to have many things in common, and therefore to be stamped by nature as political friends. One thing they have in common, which the critics harve not pressed as yet ; each country knows the date of her birth, and holds a festival on the day of her ...

... vent it. NOTES IN THE lAiUDISF COUNOCIT. bihl corporation has before It rather a knotty qucetian connected with the manner Inv which th3 two j u.dee who wiU 5r fujure travel In the .Sa3Uh Waiel Circuit arc, to be accommodated In Cardiff, Tbe ?? w ns slightly ?? at the ailjouened quarterly meeting yeeterday, ant th3 philosophical cunclusion was admitted that if Cardiff wiehe i to retain the ...

... CDRRESPOND1?NOE; 7!HE WORKT OF THIP 111S1IP OF LLANDA FI.C TO THE EDITrOB O0 T'H W T sr!i2 SmB,-! am quateo ready to adopt the suggestlon of your correspondent, AlBoctor, sandifon further injuisy I find ft i7 a general wish of the clergy sani laity to acknowledge the services of onr estlmasble bishop, I will venture to tske on mysolf the respon.- elblllty of calling a public meeting an soon ...

... , g;z $6f; AV t4f, i d r I ,8A1TVRDAY, FEBl'UABY 20, 1875. The locked-out collierw are now convinced of their inability to effect a mitigation of the I - .I A -- ~1, £- - -AA W^ I, disastrous evils arising from the present un- fortunate condition of anfair3, and it is stated that they would willingly resume work at the reduction. Mr. DALZIra has informnd the colliers that any application for ...

... CARiDIFF. DiEAP ABD DUMB FETm-- Yesterday the nosm- hers of the deaf and dumb mission, neccomp~nied by D a fow hearing friends, proceeded to Weaves, baving BB been hospiteably Invited by Mine Jenuer, of the Cot. &c tege ; who, hi response to ann appeal by the mist- en Dionery for a donation towards the fire, kindlly w E offered. to undertake t~heir entertainment kerself. th Tho paxty, ...