... THE SITUATION IN ZULULAND. THE latest news from Zululand is not pleasant reading. Lord CHELMSFORD continues to shew his incompetency, and that too in a manner simply incredible in a full-chested Englishman. He is, apparently in mortal fear of the Zulus, although with 27,000 men at his command, all able and willing to fight, if they were allowed to advance as they desire, lie should be ...

... quantity oi crockery ware, and 1106 china teasels, plattera, ings, washhand basins, strewed er tkem. From thence wo went to the village#, v'-iere we met King fiuerdia, who was most plea- -s:i-\t to us. He is the finest made man about here, he has left off wearing rings on id Ie and in general places great faith in what v e say. A short time since ha and King Can- sj'imp-icka came to Mr Johnson ...

... KIDWELLY. Taa PETIT were held at the Town- hub on Monday. Wilii;;in Morgan, of Llamaint. was charged with Irm.kenness. and fined 9s and oste.— James Antlioriy, J. Gravall, and John Wiiiiams were eaarg*d with assaulting Martin Lloyd, and fined £ 1 each and costs.—A filiation orders of 3s j»ei ■ eek were made r,c;-dr«t J. Harris, rural peatman, end a man named G-ower, oi Lltmsaiut, wno is at ...

... m ,7 PENYDARREN SOHOOL. io the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR, A short time ago a most serious attack was made upon the character of the late master of the Penydarren Boys' School. It was said at the board that the present master found the school in such a state that it would take him three mouths to work it up and bring it to order. How can such a statement be reconciled with the ...

... COMMERCIAL SALES. JOHNSTON, MILES, AND CO., CARDIFF, IMPORTERS OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PRODUCE, OFFER FOR SALE- On arrival of a. Rheola- 70 Head of AMERICAN FAT CATTLE. 100 Head of SHEEP. CHEESE, ex Warehouse— 2,000 Boxes, finest American 1,000 Boxes, finest Canadian$* BUTTER, ex Warehouse— 300 Tubs choice State Creamery 200 Tubs new Canudiua Dairy BACON— 10J Boxes Cumberland Cut, 281b av., ...

... GAS EXPLOSION. A steam roller having crushed a large gas pipe' at Croydon, on Thursday, the gas escaped into two houses, and wad exploded by the fires. Both houses were wreck d. ...

... RESUMPTION OF WORK AT FERNDALE. A crowded meeting of the colliers in the employ of Messrs D. Davies and Sons, was held in the Workman's Hall, on Wednesday night, for the purpose of reviewing the conduct of the hauliers in tne present dispute. Some severe strictures were levelled against thit body of workmen, and the attitude which they no'v assume towards the employers was characterised as ...

... JIX A?RAL FROM FERNDALE. The following has been sent to us for publica- tion To the Workmen in connection with the collieries of the Rhondda and Ferndale Valleys, FELLOW WORKAUSN,—To say that I am sorry for our present position is to express the feeling of a large majority of the workmen of the above valleys, and so long as matters remain in the pre- sent state, we—all as a class—are charged ...

... The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held on Wednesday, when the members present were—Messrs George Martin (in the clair), T. Williams, J. Gabe, T. Lloyd, J. Bryant, J. Price, J. Jenkins, J. Ross, T. Jones, David Price, B. Kirkliouse, R. T. Griffiths and J. Probert. THE PROPOSED BORROWING OF £2,700. The minutes of the former meeting having been read and confirmed, the Clerk informed the ...

... To the Editor ot the SOOTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SiN -The announcement in your columns this morning, that the Executive Committee of the Liberal Association had agreed to submit to the General Committee of 200 the names of Mr E. J. Reed and Mr Samuel Stitt, has been received with almost universal satisfaction at the Docks. While either (,f the gentlemen named would be a credit to any constituency, ...

... THE MAJORITY OF MR A. J SHAW, OF CWMAVON. The coining of age Of Mr Arthur James the son of the successor to the ...

... Their Lordships met at five o'clock. IRISH UNIVERSITY EDUCATION. Lord ORAN MORE and BROWNE moved that the HoiiSJ resolve itself into committee on the University Education (Ireland) Bill on that day three months. Lord GRANVILLE, in the course of a brief criticism of the Bill, expressed the hope that it would go to the House of Commons, where the Irish people felt they were now represented, and ...