... y-fSlT OF THE HOME, SECRETABY TO B1RMIN(CIIIAM,. ?? ERVATI1VE, 'AJIAEE'UNC.; 1IN THE, ballt e v at Iii tir k ar:l tilt, iai~ ?? lniiitl' c thew Isusityu~ti ~l tos' . . 0 ~I. T2IaneI, (if :; in ri val oll ?? (lt . -a 'iio IV' (if ' m' d i ,rs fiY -C~di li Ii I ?? toit l1 I en. I tC g t 1, ii tha Mle iiill Itifll o] arin Itasiine ic--iii It'I I taiticlbi d ?? io-r til Vi ?? ail 'il tiC al ia I ...

... 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. ...

... TE E LATEST EMBASSY TO BURMAH. A Rangoon paper tells rather a curious story. A short time ago some agents, or ambassa- dors, as they were styled, were sent by the Ehedivo of Egynt to the King of Burmah. The embassy originally consisted of two Er gyptian gentlemen and their cook; one of the former died en route at Bombay, the other also died on arriving at Rangoon. The embassy, ...

... A CHAPEL DISPUTE AT * NEWNHAM. SPLIT AMONG CONGREGATIONALISTS. On Tuesday night some interesting Proceedings took place at the town-hall Newnbain, arising out of the resignation of the Rev. G. Blinkhorn, who had held tim pastorate of the Congregational Church for a period of 16 weeks, and whose cessa- tion of labour had been suddenly terminated, in consequence of a small~section of the church ...

... CARDIFF. ( TREDroAKvILLE NATIONAL SCHOOLS PENNY{I BANiL.-The third annual report, which has just been issued, states that the falling off in the de- posits is comparatively slight ; not nearly so great as might have been anticipated from the continued depressionin trade. The large amount withdrawn, viz., .£228, need not discourage any- one; on the contrary it must be looked upon as a l ...

... MIONDAY, NOIBBLES 6, 1876. The latest intelligence relative to the i position of affairs in the East is of a Pacific A 40- +O-- character. A telegram from Constaniufople tri states that the Ambassadors of the Powers met at the residence of Sir 'Henry Elliot on a Saturday to settle the line of demarcation to Ov be established between the belligerents. Hopes ni were entertained that a ...

... Collections in aid of the Temporary Sustenatiox Fund bave come to hand from the following addi- tional places:- ANGLEsaY.-Berea, Pentre Berw, I.; Capel Mawr; Belan, B.; Salem, C.11.; Llangristiolus, L ; Salem, Amlwoh, B.; Hebron, B. BREcoNSHIrE.-Trecastle, C.1.; Talybont, CACTG AN -IRE. -Penrhiw, C.11.; Peniel, 0.11.; Bronant, C.M.; Sion, Nanteos, C.11.; Horeb, C.M.; Bane-y-Felin, C.M.; ...

... VARpIOUS VE;RSIFIERS IF it would not be possible for the critic to say that The Regent: A Play in Five Acts and an Epilogue, by J. M. Chanson (Samuel Tinsley), fulfils every requirement of the tragic drama, it must at least be admitted to possess much excellence. It is well constructed, the acts are not too long, and the dialogue is judiciously terse ; added to which the events of which it ...

... ?I'1IS CRISIS IN- TIHE EAST. r;:c1iat'r's Te/egriami.] TILE CONFERENCE. Tile Pomt iteha nilt yet given its ?? to tile Conference prjQ11 Thle prospects of the nicefing of a Conference arc, iainimiilhlell, but it iii tbaouglt ploasible: that; it willI not he held in CounEtanliiioplo. The Count doe Claidalrtly baa;he en appo)inted Special iI F.rienh delegiatc at tule apprllachiog- Conference of ...

... ANI) JOURNAL, MONDAY, NOVEMIBER 27, 1870. NOTICE. TIlE BIRh:TUNGj1 31AM IVEBIELY TOST OF SATUBDAY NEXT, Dmin- Mr1, 2, WiU Coltain tllh Openinl, Caliptars of a New Tale of I Urc:lt Intircat, TIHE KING'S PAGE: A ROMAtNCE OF THE REVOLUTION. A LOCAL STORY, O0OD, BAD, AND INDIFFERENT, WILL DOE COMMENCED AT THE SA1lE TIME. - ?? _ . NEMVS OF THOE DAY. Her Mlajesty the QuEeTn is said to have ...