... The fornightly meeting of this Board was held on Wednesday, at the offices, High-street. Mr. George Martin presided, and there were also present—Drs. James and Probert, Messrs. J. Jones, R. Griffiths, T. H. Hosgood, J. Bryant, and T. Lloyd. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and passed, the following business was transacted — THE WANAGKMKNT OF THE FARMS. Mr. Jones, in ...

... ELEMENTARY. EDUCATION IN LONDON- GA-RSSS »pi»ir,. [ EoS of eiementary education in the metropolis with » alleviating the hardships of the ratepayers. ...

... TINST.—The Medica Journals highly recommend Davies* Alkaline faline, being infinitely superior to the ■o called Citrate of MAGNESIA, Seioiitz POWDERS, and other Saline preparations, Ollllng to in unique properties of becoming Alkaline during etiervesoence, which renders it unrivalled as an Antacid and for Biiioiw Constitutions, CONSTIPATION 'Acidity, Impurities of the Blood, Eruptive Fevers, ...

... COMMERCIAL SALES. BACON—50Boxes, Wi Itthire- brand, Johnston, Miles, & € ...

... BOAUD o.: weekly meebing of this board wRs held on Sat,rti-Ay, Mr C. W. Ð.\vid in the thair. There were also present Mr J. EvaM ivice- ?inaa.n? ?ev -T. W. Bvsus, Messra T. Wniia.ms, C. F??ch.J. Hmyts. T. H. r?m, G.A. Stone, J.T. Barrv, i\ L;ett, F. JcnaA The Master of the Work- l1ou:>e nportëd tJa.at. g.,J>?.AlperB ha.d beM admitted, &tid 30 (liaehM?.addunn? the week, leavimg ?8 in the hcu?e, ...

... A seriouii fire occurred at Batley on Thursday morning, by which a mill belonging to Mr Joseph Preston, at Wheatcroft, was totally destroyed. The damages amount to £ 6.000. ...

... CARDIFF CORPORATION. A special meeting of the members of the Cardiff Town Council was held yesterday, the Mayor in the chair. There were also present Aldermen Bowen, Winstone, Pride, Watkins, Elliott; Councillors J. Evans (Cardiff), J. W. Vachell, G. Bodington, T. W. Jacobs, W.Tre- seder, J. Evans (Pengam), Kees Enoch, E. Jenkins, J. M'Connochie, J. Rowlands, A. Fulton, T. Cross, G. A. Stone, ...

... I LATEST MARKETS. CORSo GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET, Saturday.—(From Messrs W. C. Lucy & Co.'sRepolt.)-There was alimall supply of English wheat at to-day's market, and prices were the same as last week. Foreign slow at about late rates. Grinding barley and maize unaltered in value. Oats very firm. LONDON CORV MARKET, Monday.—Steady market for both English and foreign wheat, at last week's ...

... NARBERTH. The polling in this district passed off amidst much excitement. The carriages employed by the candidates were early at the poll with voters, and continued coming in all dav. Both ailiti appeared to poll their men steadily daring the earlier part of the day. but later on it was believed, by the constant cheering which accompanied the voters to the poll, from the Liberal committee ...

... LLAKbAMLfiif. VfiSTSY MffiETiNG.—On Friday evening, the 23rd inst., an influential and a numerously attended vestry meet- ing for the parish of Llansamlet Hieher, was held at the vestry room of the parish church. The Rev Thomas Walters, D.D., vicar, occupied the chair. The meeting was called to select and nominate fit an ...

... FERRYSIDE. SCHOOL EPORT.-The following report has been received:—This school ie in an excellent condition as to efficiency and discipline, and reflects the greatest credit on the teachers. The grammar and drill deserves esoecial Draisa« ...

... J A fire has be.»n discovered raging at a cottage situate at! Windmill-lane,New Hampton, near Twickenham-common which terminated fatally th the occupant, a widow named Shore, aged seventy-five, who was burnt to a cinder. The! cause of the fire is supposed to have been by a little dog! havirg upset a paraffin lainp left burning in the bedroom.! The dog in question was the only companion ...