... 'lDSTRICT NEWS. CARDIFF. CAnni3yr Paor.I7EJi.Y SCHOOL DEB3IT- ING hOCiZTY -At a meeting-of this .ooiety, in 11 en Wednesday evehing. the president (tar Terry) in the chair, liv. W. Williams brought forward the following motionun- That in the opinion of this society the dibestablishaent of the Church of England would ba advantageons to the country at large. Ur. Newell propsead the following ...

... A GLOOMY DESCRIPTION OF . RU:SA1 LIFE. - - .. . . I , r The Moscow Gazette furnishes the following U picture of the present condition of Bussis in arn article conta-ned in one of the last numbers of e that newspaper to hand. It may be fairly re. , garded us an unprejudiced view of the pervading r characteristics of social and domestic life in the D Czar's dominioms: Whichever side of oar ...

... THEf TOLL-BRIDGE AT SWANSEA. The inhabitants of the hamlet of St. Thomas are interesting themselves freeh iu the question of abolishing the toll whioh they are compelled to pay before they can croes the river Tawe, and come into the oentie of SwnBPs WhBever thee has been &a opportunity of bringing this questicn forward, and pointing btt the injtto. ft th toll, Mr. JoQM Iei, cte o thf e n ...

... CARDIFF BOARD OF GUA1 | - . DIN&r . THE EXPENDITURE -FOR MICHlAELMIAS. The usual weekly mneeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardisns was held at the workhouse, on Saturdasy, under the presidaney of Mr. C. W. David. The repbrt of the mater of the work. house stated that during the week there had been 24 admissiots, 26 discharges, 1 birth, and 2 deaths, leaving 413 in the house, a decrease of 4 on ...

... Oa LtFRECAS OF THE WEATERS. it. I _ - L35 rhe fanowlng forecat of the weatha Hkelg to Ter peeroa to-by {Taesday) was inned by the to UOtU090ag6 Offoo London, at4 pm. yeetar )nxo zrn .W Weately to nortlb-wesatrly ?? Er tW48Z _ lmW m°% x 'WiZds moderate to fwsli; sea ?? cold. sat - FAIRS FOR N UBREt ith LiVyfelach ?? I Derck ?? the LI.deloY ?? . ?? 19 V ?? ?? I & 21 Lk~dovery ?? .. 1- .TIs~gart ...

... my Tax BRzoza or ?? WM PFIreach in All 3 for Sants' Church, Tindoil street, next Sunday, x to. December 21, in the moraing and evening. Dr ,, Colleatisai wilg be made, for the Pa~aoj 0 ]D hs Society, so ure De% ~ 20:Sus erail. Maimse Vebeals Cod Fish, Pried Soles, Llama., Pilleote of bd Irish. Stew, Oyster Pattleos Brp*bkP` U Jonts: Boast Beed, Saddle or Mt~touj CarzedlA Fl 3t. Bcant Goose. ...

... ?? Ata ?? meating of the LnAw } Church Bxtenion -Thursday, I the Lord Bishop predii inter ilia, a vot 7' of dolence w th fa y of the lateI Canon Harriesws moved la At the anal inner of the Westl Glamorgan Agricltual A tion; which took plain Swanses on: Thusday, Mr. Vivianu, XI., and Mr. Diurwp, ta., were present. -Mr. ivian, in reponding to te toast of The Members, mentioned lr. Daniel ...

... CA.RDIFF BOAD OF GUARmANS. T The us1l weekl3 2eeting of the Cardiff Board of Gurdius wae held on Satu&y, sundet u presidencyr of Mv~. Plain. ±hateleottitoae,. reported tht, dug the poe wtok: tb been 1Z edmusiona, 12- distmargees he bi rend two dethae,- leaving 41-5 mirs th hiuoa-t inacreere on the eorreesposdiug wek o-let yearzo( 76. ?? t V. S `st tt the plesent at the W uel din-er g 7en4 o tb ...

... I ?? atottru mils. I- I WEDINESDAY, DECEMBEB 24, 1879X ?? A meeting of coalmnaers and men belong. ing to the South Wales coal fields was held 4 -, fl.- . . h~f.tV;# k Ihnf. A.'t - fl fJ *V W - - -U f C- W- LV- L W -_ on Tuesday, at Cardiff, but the men's repre. , sentatives could not treat for the re-ostabliah. iL ment of the sliding scale. d At the Aberdare police-court, on Tuesday, the ...

... The xeply of Mr. ?? Guest to the reqni ition aentlim by the Cardifi Oonserv, reqweiraou mmu - uy - VIJUL ,Iw-lrvaip ?? tive Asa8iatio has beae received d will is ehqrtly be publishe. Mr. Guest intends t ddresing thelectors on the 15th of Zo. tober, His candidature is meeting with the, apovaiL o2 Conservatives o*aU grades -. Of A gathering of the English surpliced choirs tie of the ...

... IAPEt 1PARiLAMCT I (Mass ABS00aATIO0. tSLOR.Xi ROUSED OF LORDSN.-MODATr. -CONSOLIDATED FtND BILL. T rrdehips met at haltpast ten o'clock for -the pui(pose `of reding this Consolidated Fund (No rem Bil asco d time, and Passing it through ThLs being dbne, the cpitiug was suspended till fvoclc .a h etn a n EVENING SITTING. The Reuse resumed at five o'clock. CONCLUSION OF PEACE WITH YAKOOB Lord- ...

... !; -i . .: v . A T 9 , ~ ~ ~ A Ii :! . J 1 %s 't U A -dd T I' 11_3 zs~- 2, 1_ ._ ANPt A iPtSST iP:,E AC REEE '1YO:NX _- S The Daily X-8 publishes the followlqog If narrative from its special correspondent at ?? the head-auarteis camp, dated Hondinni g River, June 6:- Early last nionth certain ; P Zulus presented themselves to General ti Crealock, on the Lower Tugela, professing ti themselves ...