... CHEISTCOETRCH SCHOOL BonnD.aAt a meeting on Friday, the board rescinded the rein- S ltiCD giving the cntrct to Mr. Small for the newoschoti at laerry, at a cost of 2,000. Tke architect (Mr. Goodman) was instructed to prepare fresh plane, so as to reduce the ?? nmaterially. ?? B3RECON BOARDt OF GUARDIAS met on Saturday, at the Town-hall; the Rev. Garnons Williams presided, The ut-relief for the ...

... SECIOND juifTION. WSTZMe MAIL (VYticZ 4.30 Ax ^TESS CYTELEGRAMS. IORE lSfIfTl(G AT THE CAPE. I)E)I1T'OBALJAi lION OF THE yQLsTL? '1EERSI ?? Tows, SEP-. ?? Plymouth.) ?? tjif- TraLsvaal troubles continue. The gaffirs are reported to be fighting with consi. derable dptcrbnination and courage, and the volant-ers a re demoralised by the opposition VUtCoui& red- SPANISH POLITICS. 7ri MAI)PDI, OCT. ...

... I FURTHER FESTIVITIES AT ST. FAGAN'S. ). On Wednesday, at St. Pagan's, the festivities in connection with the coming of age of Lord ,to Windsor were continued. The weather was moot 14 %nufaVourible, heavy rain having fallen daring the d. previous night, and continued to do so daring as Dearly the whole of Wednesday. It was intended ry to have had some rnatic and athletic sports, but he these, ...

... LONDON COERESPONDENCE. LONDON, WmDNnrsr>Ar EVS rNc. Passing over Waterloo-bridge yestcrday I looked around me with some curiosity to see the effect of the abolition of the tolls. The traffic soeemd neither greater nor lesa than it used to be. Coin. pared with Bllckfriars-bridgo or We3tcinster- bridge and its approaches, the whole place had almost a deeerted appearance, the little traffic there ...

... CAR DIFF, COWBRIDGE, AND LLANTRISANT CON'SERVATIVE ASO1AITtON. . LETTER FROM THE MARQUESS OF d BUT A mneting of thogeneral oommittee of the abov h asociation was held at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on M onday evening, to receive a report of tho sub. t committee on the election of honorary offoers, I and for other purpoes. Mr. T. W. Booker, the 0 president oft association, presided. e I he minutes ...

... - - ?? DTSTRIIIT NTEWS. I ?? t ?? ev ?? CARDIFF NATURALISIS'SOCWT Yr..-Te ro pr was a large meeting (A members Olt Thursday of at night in the sesambly rooms of the Town-bail. Co 'a lar. Henry Berwood was in the chair, aud papeM Co w were read by Mr. Richard W, Jones, of Net'POtt Ca x. 5md Mr.W. Honnfeldt, the formker on T rbs ak d ?? of the combustion of col, Sl 4'he I to latter on Musical ...

... 41Vottrn O 1ai1. -EDNIESDAYf, OCTORW±R 23, 1878. There is little turther informalion respect. ig the lsmentable collicioa on &~tirday. IrhA TAiA.litv of the snfferers are I The majority of the sufferera ore progressing favourably towards recovery, but a few of thema are reported to be in a very critical condition. The signalman, Stephon Ellis, was reinstated in.his duties on Tuesday, and ...

... CARDIFF. WITHDRAWAL OF TWO CANDIDATES. The Mayor of Cardiff attended at the rown- hall on Thursday afternoon to hear and decide any objection which might be taken to the candi. dature of the persons nominated tor election to ibe town council. A'l the candidates we-e pre- gent, and in some casea were accompanied by their agents. The papers were sorutnised, but no objections wfere mnade. M~r. 3. ...

... THE AFGHANISTAN DIFFICULTY. THE RUSSIANS AT CABUL. LATEST PARTICULARS. A corresPondent, writing from Tasthend to the Rueail WIorld, gives the folloring aeccunt of the ?? of the Rlusian ?? at Cabal:- l jc Sept- ; (old style], towards noon, the Afghan aniaion arrived in tbie town. Already, on JUlY n ?? Stoletoff, accompanied by coL IlosgRnoLl four Dolmedjea, and 22 Cossacks, eet out from ...

... THE RIGHT RON. R. A. CROSS ON PUBLIC AFFMRS. Mr. Cross visites Southport on Thursday after. I hav noon. The rigaht hon. gentleman, in uacknowledg. gett iug the heartines os chis reception, said thiat ha officl w~as glad to learn that the Conservative registra. part tion for Southfl Lancashire had been most Jauo- rie] ceesful, for it was in the registration courts that POEi) thebattle of the ...

... THE AGRARIAN G'UTRAGE IN IrLsELD. DEATH OF THE INJUBED MAN. of int SHOCEiNG ESUTALITY. ei The outrage near Moats has ended, a it was all feared it would, in the dath f the fortunate d man Donnallan. The Dailv bepr]n gives the bel following particular of the murder ?? Don. SU nellan, who was a tall, athletic mnO abot 60 eare of age, was in the employment of Major ate Vpton, the landlord of the ...

... l - ?? L . W WULU Lm C.00Ueaw On Tuesday eight a ratepayers' meeting was held at the National Schoolroom, Maindeo, New. am port, to receive a report from the depntation ini appointed some time ago to wait on the Lbs nnman U and vice chairman of the Christhurch &ihool tfc Board relative to the proposed school at Lis. th werry; and to conaider the adisability of forming mi a committee to watch ...