... rHE BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT BRISTOL. (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) BRISTOL, THURSDAY. This morning the reception room at the Victoria Rooms presented an animated appearance when the numerous body of learnedsarants, among.-t whom were interspersed a rather large sprinkling ef ladies, assembled to learn the arrangements for the day's proceedings. The journals containing an account of the work as ...

... to tht (Mitor. RITUALISM ON ITS DEFENCE. SIR,—I am quite aware I shall add nothing to the literature and argument of the Ritualistic controversy. If you want such a contribution, allow me to refer you to Mr McColl's recent work on Lawlessness, and others. As I have before stated, I shall not attempt to defend RitualL m in your columns. I don't think them the proper place for the discussion of ...

... FOR WEEK ENDING March 14. 1875. 187*. Increase. DEF- fihymney 1,040 2,090 — LOS** Northeastern — 1,232 Midland 107,338 100,143 7,195.. Lancashire and Yoikshire. — — 1,317.. Great Northern. — — 6,217 Caledonian — 2,066 Great Eastern — D67 Chathm — 1,CC0 North British. — 101,300.. Sheffield •• — — 1,2.-8 ~~lla raff Vale 5,550 8,778 — 3,«2» Penarth Haibour, J.C. t>75 1.785 — 1^*1 Great Westeri 9 ...

... rpHIS SPACE is reserved by MAS T E RS & QOMP ANY THE CARDIFF CLOTHIERS, Who will OPEN their NEW CLOTHING jgJSTABLISHMENT AT 29 and 30, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF, ON SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 25th, 1875. A FULL PRICE LIST will appear in this space in next week's issue of the CARDIFF TIMES, and the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS of Wednesday next. THIS SPACE is reserved by ASTERS & COMPANY THE CARDIFF ...

... TRAFFIC RETUHNS. FOR WEEK DEC. 1875, 18 (KA — ^»7Q ^70 v» Pembroke and Tenby.i50,24 144i422 London Canal C54 Moinuoi'thsnire 2 949 3,604 G°?\PvLrr.' •• 91'185 S?'o^ 256 i.w ■■ ...

... On Saturday evening at half-past 10 o'clock, a schooner was wrecked on the Wolf Rock, to the west- ward of the Flat Holmes, in the Bristol channel, the crew escaping in their own boat. The vessel was the Welsh schooner,Sarah Ann,of Aberystwith, outward bound with a cargo of coal from Newport. The night was very dark and foggy, and it is said that the light on the Flat Holmes was not to be seen ...

... LLANDILO. ■nurvuKNNESS.—At the Petty-se3sions, on Saturday, heSre Srfw. Du Buisson and H. Peel, jun the before inflicted for drunkenness David ToneT'tailor Llandilo, charged with being found drunk fh* hiehwav on the 5th of September, 5s, and 8s on the h g y, c enter Llandilo, fined 10s and costs. Rees v'h^1 Henry, Llandebie, fined 5s, C0Sh i moS Leonard, collier, Cwmamon, fined tnda8nd 8s^ coE ...

... CURIOUS phenomenon NEAR ABERYSTWITH. The Rev James Lewis, ef Llanilar Vicarago, writes as follows :— Whilst returning from service at the pariah church of Ilhostfe. about 8.15 p.m. on Friday, the 24th uli., in company with two members of the congre- gation, my attention was called to a remarkably stranqe phenomenon. 1.1 walking across a fieid on the farm of Cwuielyd, it noticed that our ...

... 1Pa.ttd. jlZaNTED, an intelligent lad as an APPRJtN- I Ht'K,4t Us« ot Uiw paper. SERVANTS WANTING PU-CF? any de- scription, and Householders requirin? Se«v ...

... f _,ard;fr~-To Postmaster*, livery *~>ff Proprietors, and Others.- Important Uareser*«cf t Hordes, Carnages, Omnibuse', ilar- fd Uareser*«cf t Hordes, Carnages, Omnibuse', Har- ne a, Y* ...

... COMING ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES. A correspondent of the Liverpool Mercury writes:—' Dr Knapp has shown in au historical paper to the NetI1 York Medical Journal that all wide-spread pestilences for 300 years past have occurred with the perihelia of the large planets. At former periods it has been noticed that- the near approach of one or more of the larger planets of the solar system occasioned ...

... SJOTTTWAIJCS X,DE TABU' F|,EKUAF.y. -—Morn Eve., » £ » I! IjII 5 37 Wednesday^ 4 |4 5 8M » 4 46: 6 ]5?0 2 5 4o 6 14 ,6 0 38 Thursday.! 5 37 6 iQ 0 290 11 6 39 7 2.27 11 19 Friday 6 31 *> !)z' ...