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... STRANGE LAWS IN RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Tuesday.—The curator of the St. Petersburg Scholastic District has issued a circular to the principals of schools, enjoining that scholars are to remove their kepis before the Emperor and persons in authority, and are not to use tobacco, or frequent clubs and cafes. General Kaufman arrived hen yesterday. ...
... AN IRISH BREACH OF PROMISE At the jury sittings in Dublin, 08 Saturday* ( before Mr Justice Fitzgerald, the sum at was awarded to Miss H ickett against Mr Fektt Hernau, for having trifled with her young a.tfoO. tious. Hackett is a domestic servant, aft.) mail a dairyman. In 1871 she was seducod the defendant and child bora, An was instituted against him in 1872 for which he compromised b, a ...
... LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL. TRINITY SUNDAY. :UORNING AT lI- To Deuin and Benedictus Chants. Kyrie and Creed Wesley in E. Offertory Sentences Lee. AFTtTUXOOtS.SO— Hopkins in F. Anthem, Holy, Holy, and Hallelujah.. Handel. Canon in Residence, Rev. H. Hawkins. ...
... SIR W. LAWS0N~0N~GOVERN- MENT IMMORALITY. On Thursday afternoon, Sir Wilfrid Lawson addressed a large meeting of the West Cumber- land Liberal Association at Durham, and moved a resolution condemning the foreign policy of the Government. He averred that the Government had boldly and avowedly set at nought the doc- trine that what is morally wrong cannot be politically right. In the Cabinet ...
... The Earl of Onslow in lieu of making a reduc- tion in rents purposes expending a considerable sum in restoring old buildings, in the erection of new cottages and farmhouses where required, and in other permanent imi^LOveixiciitir ...
... SIR C. DILKE ON rrHE GREEK CLAIMS. Sir C. Dilke, speaking at Liverpool on Thurs- day, eulogised Greece for the progress which she had made. She had begun life desolate, and her best friends despaired of her future but she now ha.d universal education and religious toleration to both Jews and Turks. The protocol of the Berlin Treaty as affecting Greece was a com- promise, and Janina was the ...
... CARDIFF BOARD OF - GUARDIAN& - E The usual weekly meeting of the Board ofC Guardia of the Cardift Union was held Sa the workhouse, on'Saburday, Mr. ?? W. David in the 5 chair. The master of the house reported -that I during the week there had been 29 admissions 22 1 discharges, and cue death, leaving 365 in the house, an increase of 23 on the coonespondinq. week of last year. The number of ...
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... CARDIFF TOW9 COUNCIL. A special meeting of the mouncil was held at tie Town.hall on londay.-7; Alderman Jones, deputy- -maor, presided1 and' thre:-were also present Aldermen W. Alexander, C. W. David, T Evans J. Elliott, B. flowen, and J. Winstone; sa Councillos J. M'ConnokWie, 3. loper, BEea Jones, J. W.- Vachell, D.- Duncan, PI, Crys, Piu., 3.. Bowsand J. Evane, T. V. lorath, A. Thoams, .id, ...
... CAERLEON ENDOWED ECHOOLS - -- - I - The quarterly meeting of governors was held on Tuesday. Canon Edwards presided. There were alec ?? A. Maekworth, Ifeesra. S. Homfray, L. A. Horofray. G. Nichol A A Williams4 F. J. Mitchell, T. Parry, M. hi. Copes and the Rev. F. H. Aroher. The fees to be paid in future bythe children are tobe printed and circulated. lIr. John James sent in his resigns. tion, ...
... II a I I f, . ; a. = or Ue. t jt - - -. - - - ?? I I hi iasl l anated. debate took plaos | at, a i l meeting of the CAdif To-wn !, f nn A- ' - .. aA f-m t+n' C ni°,,on We2dnesdy .conV~enedfor the yes purpo of conidering an application m-ade the to the JLayorbythe Central Asociation foe c Stopong the Sale of Intoxicating Liquor oan Euxidny. It WilE eb rememberod that three f e broached, it as ...
... DISTRICT NEWS-. - CARDIFF.- GLAXORGA2BEEIrm OHAL ComPAit.- Tho rnnufil ?? Mhe shareholdara of this OEMpany wes held on Wednesday eateruoa, at the 40;al Hotel, under thtpresadency of Mr. W. CvsBhay. Among tho0sed prea-nt were-Mr. 30aters and Mr B, 0. Xonow. The basines, was ?? of a formel tnre, the aoeonts were assd .amd after a priv~to 3iittn oftw hous feg ^3nw-w.Plwd*d ANIM~1AL ljB~ZTO Op -TH ...