... OUIt L U D~gN LEl T I M. (FleOM OUI OWN 0oaoIMSPONDM4T.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY NIl GHT Irqnlrer In M'ondal' WCeC2fc Maji asmks a icr wtiuoI nS to the origin of Sunday Echools. The LUbjeet i8 of rome Itereat jagt now. There is no dltfbt that GrIffith Jones, of Llanddowror, ox- ecricd great influence in the religious moveinocts f the lstceneniy. and he prepared the way both for toie evrlgelistlo ...

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... Tiobarracks now being ereotoe at Cardiff, In p esence or thoe determination of the WVar Office to constitute that town one of the great military ?? under the now army orgauisatios, are mahling rapid progress, ard although th! completion of the contracteanlhardly ?? before the latter end of 1876, the operations have already been carried to an ortent which sufficoently indlceate, even to the ...

... TBAVELLER Which Is tho best Railway Guide for South Wales? tc PUBLISHxER: ' The Westernl AIUQI (late Fearse and w Brown'o) Time Tables. tl TRsAvELLIs Why so? fc PUsBLIBSER Because it given'more fully than any other Rllalway Guide the arrival and departure of local trains. TBAvELLHRB But does It give the main Iines to P other parts of E-ng'land 9 PUBMLsHER: Most certainly It does. ...

... 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 ...

... June 19. - Wind, west, thick. PaEsLd East - Mornlng: Steamere Bewrick and Craorlcy, both fram Newcastle for Falmouth; ahip Ben Cmal'e, for Hamburg. rest : Steamer Hero, Oardilf; Natfonal Line Company's steamer Dcn- mark, for New York,-June 2D.-Wind, went, mcderate. Passed enst-Morniog: Stoamers Ale- tben, of Haltlopool; MOrne, of Plymouth. After. noon: Hoamburg American Company's fit3amer ...

... 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, ...

... - - - - - - A d - - - or CARDIFF. Iy BOARD 01o GaUADIANS,-The weekly meeting of ,Ir this board was held on fiaturday at tho workhoans, al ir. C. W. David presiding, Tho master reported IS, that during the week there had been 28 asdsl*e- 7 aione nid 32 discharges, leaving 301 In the house- OY an increcee of 7 on thle correponding week of last no year. 28S vagrants had been relieved sinco tho ...

... ?? Telegrams, pci' P;CsS Associatton.] FRANCE. - THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. VE11SAILLES, JUN i 24 (Evening). In to-day's sitting of the National Assombly, LI. Pel- letan ascended the tribune, and road tho report of the Committee upon the Election in the Cotes du Nord. lie ssid that of the three onndidates in tho fiold two only seriously contested the election-namely, LI CMaroil, a Itepublican, and ...

... A £ #a .,j N 'J A S? (1?e-uteu ?? relegreons, per Freqs Association.1 FRANCE. THE PARIS BOCURSE. PAthS, JUNE 18. Owing to the steady absorption by investors, the Frenlhi Funds continue very firm ; the Three per Cent. Rcntes closing a; 654f. 42c. or 17c, and tho Fivc por Cents. nt 104ff, or 13c. higber thai yostarday. Suez Ordinary rose to 7J0. The Foreign market was inactive and dull through- ...

... BIRMINGKUAM TEAOHERS' ASSOCIATION. At the ordinary meeting of the Birminghiam TeAchors' Association, whihls was held in the Board Room of Ring Edwmaid'c School, on Tuesday, a dissussion took place on the subject of Free Schools. Mr. J. B. Allen (of Cam- bridgd) presided. The discussion was opened by the Rev. GOilorrs SmITIr (th~e lresi~lent), who said that lie should take ths afirsaI'l- ...

... TaE LINES FUND. The committee of this fund will meet ties evening, at the White Horse, Conereve Street, to consider the follow. ing report of the sub-committee Appointed to prepare a scheme for the distribution (if the fund:- The sub-committee appointed on the ctb of April, to consider tlee applienotion of thtis fonel, met 'it the Oefice of Mrr. G. J. Johnilson, 34, W'nte rloo Street, ...