... CABDIFF SCHOOL BOARD ELEOTION. MFETING AT CATRAYS IN SUPPORT OF TUIDDEN DEUMIAT ONAL CANDIDAnrs. On Saturday etening a divisional materir, in support of the four denominatioeal candidates ass held at the Catbays Church School. Mr. I: g~edew pres.ed, said in the course of a fewt opening retuarks spoke in favour of religious tcking in tbe echools. He then called upon the car didl.es present to ...

... THE -r, QLTwO KTIJRKISH ?? WAR ATEU' . TELEGRAMS. Ii CLOSSING OF THE .ISAL KANS. | ' l; ADVANCE ON SOFIA. i i.RETihEAT OF THE TURKS. 'TURLRE OF BAKER PASHA. A ?? from thoeRussianheadqnarters, ,t~d Begot, Saturday, ?? have alcd here of the manner in which the -Onsluge of the DBalkans was effected. On DeCceumber 2(; the Russian troops started from UrXiorLio for Tschurpjan, and from Wrats. ciE ...

... f WS5TEUN MAIL OFFnTC, 4.30 AL.. (REUTER'S TEZLGRAMN8. P1O NONO'S WILL. BorE, FEB. 11.-The late Pope has left , ,vills. In the first, which is drawn up in his. quality of Pontiff, he leaves an annucal min of 3,500,000f. to his successor for the expenses of the Holy See, and an annual sltlowancO for the employds of the former pontifical Administration. In the second document the testator, ...

... ?? dx- I ARTSTICE NEGOTI- I A.ATIONS. t THIE RUSSAN DEMANDS. THE REPORTED SUSPENSION I OF HOSTILI'TIES. SURRENDER OF ADrflANOPLE. ' The Pera correspondent of the Dal. ?Y Tele. ygrqph, writing on Friday night, says -The Turkish delegates met the Grand DakS d Nicholas yesterday evening at Tirnova, wahe 8] the preliminary notes were exchanged i The Grand Duke then announced that A he had decided ...

... APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMAN. The weekly meeting of the Swansea Guardians was held on Thursday, when there were present -Messrs. B. Bath (in the chair), E. B. Daniel, T. Phillips, J. Lewis, B. Richards, 3. Busp, P. Jenkins, T. Jones, W. Monger, H. Bowed, W. Williams, E. Thomas, J. A. Eawlings, P. Rogers, B. Roberts, W. Richards, P. Freeman, D. Smith, J. Davies, E. Maddock, and G. B. Brock. Mr, ...

... SECOND ARTICLE. Mr. Morley was very fond of Gohebydd, or Gobi, as by aontraction, or for euphony's sae, he found it more convenient to call hin, and when bystanders appeared puzzled to know whom be meant by this fim de plume, he would, in hie quick, ebarp way, observe that tas if by way of an original glcs or vocal foot note) he meant the little -man that coughed. And in order that the ...

... ABDRYSTWITH BOAED OF GUA.RDk&NS met on Monday; Mr. H. C. Fryer presided. The master reported that during the past fortnight there had fleen one admission and five discharges, leaving in the house at the prcesent time 72, being a decrease of three on the corresponding period of last year. Vagrants relieved, 13, being a. decrease of one on the corresponding period of last year. Out-door relief, ...

... THE TERRIBLE COtT- SION ON THE THAMES. RECOVERY OF M1ORE THAN SIX IIUiH DRED CORPSES. is BURIALS OF THE DEAD. 10 I The work of raising the wredked Princess Alice from her river bed was proceeded with on Mon. day, and in the morning it wan announced that 504 bodies bad been recovered. At that time iC wao known that many 'OIDIES WEER STUCK PART UNDEL THE SALOON is SEAT3, 1 and the divers ...

... ND'EPONDENT ORDER 01? GOOD TEMPLARS. SANINUAL SESSION OF THE o? GLISH GRAND LODGE 6 AT CARDIFF. 0 The fifth annual session of the English Grand ?? O Wales, 1.OG.T., takea place at Cardiff Of during the week, and on Monday morning thfe the Prelmlna. Proceedings commenced at the chief cffloe Arcae~ Chambers, where a. reception nom. mitt3 . composed of jiros. Emery (htiruan), . d da y, T. Jenkins ...

... FORESTRY AT NEIVPORT. I $PEERC BY MEL OOBDES, M p On Thursday, 4 members of Coart pr, A rthr, to er ith. number of haeir fr r 'g had theirannual dinar party, at the Caseu ' (Mr. B. Dean's), wheat pood oompsay 3st VC D to an excellent repast. Th chair WUS takti Mr. ,Toeeph Gibbs, the Mayor of New'o, w ?? by Mrn T. OCrdes, up' Abernetf , C.E., hIZ. J. -8. Adam, Mr. G, Jones, Mr. G. Fothergill, ...

... LOCAL AUTHOBITIES. t ~ ~ - - - A. ?? ry (CHRISTCHURCH &SHOOL BOARD.-On Jorii Sr Thursday &1 the members were resent at a Thon meeting held at the oioes in M eaeD Newport, shire J rwhen Mr. Goodman presented new plain for with; 2,school at Liswerry, tlie estmated cost of Which W. Y Lt i about X7 per head. The plans were approved. pear or snd ordered to be sent to thi EPlUcat0o eve. n r. ...

... TRE YOUNG LIONS OF THE CARDIFF LIBERAL P&RTY. We were always under the impression that the z Iiberal'partmn Cardif was suffoientlyorganised, For what other purpose does the eminent Mr x9 Sanders exist? And why else should that 18 vyeran campaiguer have a Beat in the Ad ton notumdl. end sbare with Alderman Jf Jonea the honour. of dictatorship over the Otuton end of the borough? Cantho memory of ...