... eARDIFF SCHOOL. BOARD. A- ?? - -- SA L- -- 1-^X 'a The monthly meetine of the above board YW %d was head on Wednesday. The following t h. gentlemen were present:-Mosssis. leWs- Wit. We d Hiams (ehairman,, P. Price aud T; -Bees, and ~t. the Revs. C; 3, Thompson and' J. Haydo. After a ?? the minutes of the previous meeting had been We d. read awd confirmed, the Rev. J. Hayde& gave 3 as note6 ...

... LONDON. THUBSDAY NIGRT. The House of Commons surely requires a i lemeon in m-nners. It laughed outright to- night at the awkwardness of the new Black Rod who came to summon the Speaker-and 4 hon. members to the Upper House to hear I the Royal assent given by commission to certain Bills; and, truth to say. Sir W. i Knollys cut. as sorry a figure as a gallant I octogenarian general could well do ...

... TkE RECENT DEFALCATIONS AT SWANSEA. * lr% A1 - - And no zg 1, -- c -~ L Gu The discussion at the special meeting of the fol Swansea Town Council, on Friday, having taken ant jsplace in committee, the public will look in vain, 1r C af as far as the council is concerned, for more light exF to be thrown upon the question which formed ab, the subject of consideration, than they have is L already ...

... 1] . PEMBPROKESHIRE MAGIS- I I -6ATILS A-ND THEIR JURISDIC1'ON. ?? > AA-JD Lkittit JUtS1?tS1ICLIUN. ln the t'>mnmmon Pleas Division on Friday (be- re Juteices Grove and Denman), the case of ?? v. 1More, which wvas an appeal from a - *custom the justices of Pembrokeshire. was -ard. Mr. t :s . Q.C., represented the appellant, and 'Ir. Thompson the respondent. Mr. G(ont explained that the ...

... THE TYNEWYDD* DISASTER. | me] he DISTRIBUTION OF TECH MANSION I5 f HOUSE FUND. up( run 11f PROPOSAL BY THE REV. D. W. ton WILLIAMS (FAIRFIELD). e We have received the followinx letter from anc the Rev. D. W. Wi wiams df Fairfield, in wr d which the writer makes some important sug- gestions as to the distribatibn of the Mansion shi l1 House Fund, with a view to prevent a recur. Bit a rence of ...

... ?? M? I- . TUESD4Z -J 1 I . . . . - -= - * - ~ ;-B Th&Vanm tri-bl0ev it of theI war is I ebiouiced oussa P. sha te .heo o a thel . Iu -. . e I . nyth-i: rccap,tuxre of, Ardahan, ,at the head. f- 4,0D0menp haaqbeen cut off between,-' e., VOmU aid ?? The: Circassia-' Cavalry whoin 7hoe;'- 'c'omma'indcI .' 'hadl- r 'ested -for the ' ig i-atm Bekli, Aimed, , where, inth ?? Ruasiaiiagatherb - ...

... ;LOND ojtRWpNDN _ r~n - oil~ the LONDON. THURSDAY NIGHT. ace, A score or so of Irish members cane dow es to the House Of Commons to-night with the ted empress purpose of baiting the Government )hn on the subject of the Irish Sunday Closing the Bill. Mr. B. Smyth, if I may borroe red &' simile from the humour of Douny. his brook fair, was deputed to drg Bon his coat before the occupants of ...

... SCHOOL BOARD TROUBLES IN THEi SWANSEA VALLEY. i. ?? A fA- -wotesr- O _ (FnOx A&- OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.) The clouds which seem to have obscured the school board horizon at one end of the . Swansea of. Valley, as disclosed in our report on Friday of n the curious proceedings at the first meeting of the lanusamlet- School Bosid, appear to be' ( .darkening at the other end of the peaceful ...

... C3ARDIFF. ro SHOOL CM] rga Tnr CArHOLrc SCOO10L CHILDR'EN AT THE ton CAsrTup-The children attending tho' various 3 of Re~manCatholic Schools of the district had their tnt- annual treat on Thursdaty, when, as ha;, beaull Lwe cus~tomary tor, some. years past on the day of the a: so. feast of Corpus Ch-risti, they were entertained in h He,, the castle grounds by Lord Baite. The ft old youngsters ...

... T i MLITIA. e 3JESUS GHRsT. The Bonan correspondent of the D.1?. Iews, -Jle writing on May 30, says that gsa following p.o. .pro gr -asnre is being ,6i:5 ted i ,Yrarwe and Itly, -,jb the object being to induce Catholia youths to en- Ca rol n, the army of the Church Militant da; .ILITIA&QF JESlB-CHR an4 CA.rHOLJU COUSADE:. a . alrloewed be Ti~y lae! T~ kingio eme ma ,L Tas Ars-The Militi ?? ...

... [ U N?IVBR8= OOLLEG19 OF WALES. ,L- - -- - - - _. - - -. - , - ; I.J - I - - ?? - - -~Lfia. - S W..Z WX .O.AJAT. Iy . Private-meetings of the counciliof tbis ?? h were held ?? evening aad Wedneedy P morning, when the Archdeacon of Lindaff, the, 'S ev, . .Giiths; Neath; - introduced the subietct bs of ' co-operatod= between exsting institutions. The annxeid resolution was pasied ' That this & ...

... I~ fRE N I,, THE WAR IN THE EAST.-Active operations have at length begun on the Danul;e, which has been successfully crossed at Galatz and Ibraila by the Russians, who are now in possession of the Dobrudscha. The forward movement began on the night of the 2Ist inst., ashen a detachment of some 2,000 Russians, under General Jugoff, crossed from Galatz in boats, followed by cavalry on rafts, ...