... EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS were held at Ebenezer (Calviuistic Methodist) chapel all the e k. The Rev. J. Pugh, of Tredegar, and the Rev. E. Morris, of Aberayron, were the ministers who officiated. Miss Thomas, of the Salvation Army, Ebbw Vale, also preached on Wednesday night. The meetings were well attended, and on Wednes- day night the cLapel was overcrowded, and scores were left outside. Several ...

... ANGLO-CATHOLIC HOMES FOR CHILDREN. [BY A PROTESTANT INQUIRER.] While Parliament sets its face against periodical inspection of nunneries in the country, Anglo- Catholic homes are on the increase, in which the Ritualistic party in the Church of England play at Popery, The West of England has recently been the scene of several prosecutions, in the course of which most painful revelations have ...

... BETHEL BAPTIST CHUBCH.— On Sunday the Rev. T. A Pryce, pastor of the above otturch, baptized 46 persons. ...

... ENGLAND VERSUS AMERICA. A Sheffield con temporary says that one of th £ American orders has c>nie to Sheftel' ,M «ir ...

... INEBRIETY.—At the Pontvpridd police-court, on Wednesday—before the Stqiendiary (Mr G. Williams)—Edward Green, Hafod, was fined 56 Mid costs, for being drunk and ii >tous. WAG-BB CLAIM. .TOIJD Aubrey, blacksmith, Porto, summoned his late employers, the Cymmer Colliery Company, for wages alleged to be due. Complainant had declined to do certain work. and ha. I been discharged in ocnsequence. ...

... MEDICAL.—Messrs Evan Naunton Davies and Wiliirm Washington David trapsed their final examination for the L.S.A., London, on the 14th inst., and received their diplomas to practice. ...

... I'r&T BIRO S i-TK, as man,Pictured from Finest A ii-gmitm F. Michoii* aim Co., DOS NOT BTKK lit TOaCvk —A-dcnss, O. M. Cardiff, ft, Castle-stre«.t, bwansea, and 72, Pine-street New\ork._ 400S8 QUOTATIONS.—Soles, Is. Sal-non 1s Od Sew:;i, Is 3d Oysters, Is per d >zu;i S.idifish, Kippers, Bloaters, &c. 48006 ...

... CLEVELAND IRON MARKET. MIDDLESBOROUGH. Tuesday.—The pig-iron trade has not been so good as last week, there having bee., a relapse a few days ago wnich has not yet been recovered. Makers still quote 35s for No. N. 3, bit orders have been placed wfth them to- d,y at 34s net, though 34s Od has been realized. No. 1 is oifered at 38s. Connal's stock of Cleve- land pg-i,-ozi to-day is 82.200 tors ...

... HOylE RULE FOR WALES. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEws. SIB,—I agree with Taffy who writes in your issue of to-day, that a Welsh party is wanted in the House of Commons, and that Welsh members would do well to meet and see what measure could be adopted to drive the Government into giving us justice. Which is to suffer ? the dignity of Parliament, or the most important interests of ...

... CARDIFF. SnND MEMORIAL FOND.—We wish to ell at- tention to the&han l Memorial Fund to pay otf the mortgage of which over £ 400 have been eol- fee ted. It is urgently requested that those who Can will at once contribute, an the entire sum of has to be paid off on Thursday. TROTTING MATCH.—A trotting match took place on Tuesday for a-side, between Mr Wiltshire's mare, Kitty, an' Mr Richard ...

... MR. GLADSTONE. Mr Gladstone, replying to a Dumfries mer- chant ou the subject of grocers and the drink traffic, says that when he visits Midlothian two months hence he expects to have an opportunity of taking a nearer view of some interesting ques- tious in their Scottish forms. ...

... rONTYPBIDD, MONDAY. The engine which rolled down the embankment on Saturday was raised six feet to-day from the side of the embankment, and it is anticipated that the whole work will be completed by to-morrow night. The trains run over the rails through to Cowbridge to-d iy all right. The persons shaken and contused by the concussion continue to pro- gress well. Miss Daniels had not, however, ...