... NOT1(lES TO (JOIRFFSIONIEN'rS. We are Iverzuentlz' aced (nmConts reltstng to trate aon bztims addrcsaes. Te have tostatethtctcedo notansscei ,s~C.71 etiquiries.- Perss.ss. cLiO/1 d{esire inforrnation of tkj4 1..ind mujst refer t4 a directosrv,. or advertise 411cit eccu~g Alljctcses ?? for publicationi must be. accaeisanst b3 -the nac and address of tha. writer, not ecessarily fl, ssubliadion. ...

... |SPIRIT OF THlE WEL4SH PES * (By MORIEN:) An old man condescending to say that which is not true and that wi1?ully is one of the most pitiful sights a man can witness, jcct, and is enough to make angels weep. But, IC?? painful as the sight is, we often witness ? a c when Penllwyd1 (grey-headed) writes ? and the Gscladgarwr. Like most doubtful not c ('linra ctcrs Pesliwyd has many aliases, ...

... - 1?? S.. I? WREXH?L NATIONAL EIS?T?DD F'OD. ibrz (FROM OPCR SPECIAL COREE5PONDENT.) ' it at * WREXHAM, M~ONDAY. t tn -.To Wrexham, please,? I said, tendering the iy-' railway fareto the timn .young clerk inside the, it ?? pigeoni hole oef th'e hooking-office, on Saturda~y, as g t Iwassaboutto' start to that temporary. eecass of, 'Welsh bards anhd singers. Notwithstanding .the: nso cehange ...

... REAR(]3E OAG-O COW TO, MILFOJID. At rornarkable voyage of a cowr from Waterford is to Pembroke is reported by our Pembroke cor- respondentr. Hle says that early on the morning o of the 10th inst. some fishermen were proceeding c, in a boat from Angle to visit their lobster pots in West Angle hasy, when they saw a cow lN on the sea shoe~e, beneath the high cliffs of i Studdock Farm, the beach ...

... CORRESPONDEINCE. [BY TILEGREAH ] THE GREAT WESTERN IRON C'0, igol TO MHE XDITOB. Sin,-Tke editor of the Mkining Jour.nal having pt-blihed a certain Statement regarting this corn- pany on the 15'h nst,, we haveinsteucted Mr. Car- ter, solicitor, Vewnsam, to institute proceedings $1 against tbat paper and throos concerned. You will lettc much favour by Irsertivg this communication in ` year to ...

... 2be ?? Into the death of Mr. 0. D. T. Bravo was seiamed on Tuesday mOriog,, at the Bedfoid Hotel, Balhaem, before Mr. Carter (oroner for ERst Surrey). Mr. Willis, landlord oftbe Rdford Hotol, where A their qulry Is belng held, was first coaled. He ( stated, in reply to Sir Henry James, that he had v a convezsation with Rowe, the butler, on the 7th a I July. Rowe Baid, In reference Ito Mrs. Cer ...

... METEOROLOGICAL REPORT FOR | I OCTOBER, 1876. We are indebted to the courtesy of Dr. Franklen Evans, offTynant, Radyr, forthefollowingnmeteore. logical report for the past month Ther- 9 mnome'r 0 3+CO. 3rd 29 S96 .52 F.E. 3 '92 0 2 8 9 34 E 2 96 057 5 p 1st 29 69 49 EN E. V. 7 04 06 l 21d 30212 55 46 S.W. 6 90 025 .7 3rd 29.89 61 52 S.E. 392 06 25 8 4th 29683 65 157 S.SW. 2 92 0-16 4 L 5th 2995 ...

... T EE CARDIFF MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. . . I 11 - no- T (r1-la - ;.t\ ?? T3e acton of the Rev. Father Clark In regardl to these elections having caused some amount of comment. the following letters may possibly be read with interest. We give them in order of djate. The first is addressed to Mr. David Jones, hbe radical candidate in theWestlNard:- St. Peter's, Cardiff. Oct. 19th, 18,6. ?? Sir, ...

... THE GAS AND. WATER QUESTION AT BRITO8JFERRY. X IL .I -hl.IVI.hXl.LLt. The monthly meeting of the Briton Ferry r board was held on Thursday. There were pre. Ii sent:-Messrs. T. Jones (in the chair), A. Han. ham, H. Gower, L. Bell, L. Simmons, Hopkin Y Charles, Gwyn Lewis, and G. H. Davey. Mr. d Hord, of Neath, was guaranteed in the sum of £500 by the Guarantee and Accident Company, Limited.-Mr. ...

... CARDIFF. FATAL AccIDENT.-An accident which termi- blated fatally occurred on Tuesd~aymorninlg at Mr. BQ. S. Hill's shipbuilding yard. As an apprentice named Syombo, 17 years of age, was engeged on the mast ef a vessel, he by some means lost his balance and fell into thehold belowv, receiving such severe injuries that he died almost instan- taneously. PROEaRTY SAaLE-On Tuesday a sale of lease. ...

... :I ~d WESTERN MAIL OFricE, 4.30 A.M. (REUTER'S TEL.EGRAXS.) TBl THE FRENCH MINISTERIAL id CB-ISIS. )a Pr~ns, DEC. 12.-The Ministerlal crisis A T> continues. The Left persist in demanding as lisa withdrawal of M. Dufaure from the 3od Cabinet, and Marshal MacMahon absolutely c ap refuses to part with General Berthaut as 'Ibe re Minister of War. Under these circumstances PV r.it is thought there ...

... t £ (0f Wir ?? SA AIlTAN.-With every desire to oblige you, se coan. not. publish what is manifestly an unfair intereisce hrom an isolated fat, hi TUE RISE AND PROGRESS OF CARDIFF. di TO THE EDITOR. Si:n,-Your correspondent, A Very Old Cardifian, seems desirous to convey an im- f pression that a late town meeting and a recent m deputation to Lord Bute's truetees have some gi occult ...