... An exciting foot race of 240 yards, for JC10, was run at Runcney, on Monday, between R. Cnm- ndngs and A. Tannton, both of Cardiff. The betting at the atari was even, Tannton having slightly the eati. Both peda went off to a pretty even atart, but after traversing half the distance Cumminsa was half a yard in front.and, going on, won easily by four yarda. A large number of persons were present. ...

... It is stated that the winner of the first prize is a Parisian tramway conductor. The prize consists of a magnificent silver dinner service, supplied and exhibited in the recent Exhibition by M. Odiot, jeweller, of ...

... LEAVING HJ WIFE CHARGEABLE. Jonathan Jones was charged with leaving his wife chargeable to the paiish. Complainant stated that defendant had left her for six weeks, and had not contributed anything towards her support during that time. Ordered to pay 5s per week. ...

... Pare, strong, and delicious Teas and Coffees can ilways be obtained at C- K. Baiiiiox's Family Grocery Stores, It, High-street, Wrexham. 77 ...

... SUBSTITUTE FOR MILK.—The Editor of the Medina Mirror has called the notice of the medical profession Cadburyva Cocoa Essence which he calls CadburT Concentrated Vegetable Milk, and remarks: j excess of fatty matter haft been carefully eminated iuss a compound remains which conveys in at mi^1. mu*» balka maximatn,amount of nuitrsoicnt. We stronSy BeeoBaawfOMl it as dixit Joc ciuhire ...

... THE- EXPLOSION AT THE DINAS COLLIERY- A puolic meeting conveuea by the Mayor, was b .'d at the Town-hall, C.-ir ...

... A mail bag in transit from Paisley to Liverpool was opened and ransacked at Carlisle on Sunday morning. It was in a guard's van, and left Paisley about eight o'clock on Saturday night, reaching Carlisle about midnight. At ten o'clock the bag was found in a North-British carriage standing on a siding. It had been cut open, and many letters and papers lay strewn about the floor of the carriage. ...

... a. - AROH AWD THE NATIONAL I AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS' UNION. . Mr. Areh is disgusted with the Union, and addresses the following letter to its members:- To the Memiers of the National Agricaltural Lnbourers' Union. Barford. January 27, 1879. Bretbrcn.-For seven years I have led you to the beat of my ability; but under existing circumstances I can do so no longer. Your Utnion is not what I ...

... IauuikJS'NG AN4D FATAL ACAiDhgN ATI I PSWICB. I A most alarming aeoident occurred yesterday (Mon. day) morning. A younr man named Robert Davey, employed nt Mr. Limmer's, was proceeding to him work at about six o'clock. Ile had got as fdr as the King Street corner of tho Towwn HAll, when, without tbe smallest warning, a heavy piece of stone, which com. prised one of the cantilevers, tinder the ...

... -ISTEDDFOD MEIRION. BEIRMIADAETH Y TRLETHODAU AR Y DDEDDF ADDYSG, AT WASAMNATH BHIWI. Tri o draethodau a ddaeth i'n Hlaw ar'y becxty nohod, yr eiddo Nid M. P., Pleidiwr Addysg, m Eta Delta. Yr oeddym ein dan yn mawr gymeradwyo gwaithy pwyllgor ya Cynyg ?? am draethawd ar y fath dertyn, eanys y ma. ya ddibmea y buaai traetbawd da a chryno arno, a fuasai yn gyfadda. i'w roddi yn uwylaw rhieni, ...

... Nos LuN. Ar un o heelydd Caernarfon y dydd o'rblaen, cyfarfyddais a gweinidog parchus a phoblog- aidd, a gofynai i'ch gohebydd, A ydyw yr ysgrifbin wedi rhydu ? Nac ydyw, oedd fy ateb; end y mae wedi rhewi-; a dyna'r unig achos, am wn i, Mri. Gol., fod Y Tren wedi stopio yr wythnosau a aethaut heibio. Ac yn awr y mae y dadmerwedi do'd-y mae ypin ysgrifenu ac olwynion y trAn', wedi ...

... GOSSIP ABOUT THE LOTTE Ry ,y FR01M OWN CORRESPONDENT. The :t Sti')'l ?? Saunday nig'ht and Monday 1 jw ?? ?? i I ?? giine le gro; iet ?? 1 ( ?? . d '1,i t ?? sttutzctions -as ?? 2 . S;: ?? rl i:2 ?? .sekii-' :- Qui- I a g jg.? i o _ s I! iact awe xvere thoroughly| ejI ...