... 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 ...

... REPRESENTATION OF THE CABM&BABEN BOROUGHS. f LETTER FROM MR. HOWELL. I ?? r TO TLE EDITOR. ...

... iDR. OGE tA , I TE D THE DEGB l 0 - | IA ieting of getlemnemnwas held on Wednes. day, -atheCameonr Armsnotlw, Swnseafotbhe purpose of tak&ing'such steps as. may bedqeeed desiable for preenting Dr, Rogers with the dl~loni of ALD., recent conferrd-o him by hi grabe the Archbishop of Canterbury. Mr. Jobn Joner Jenkins (mayor) presided, and there were also present-lr. J. C0.Fowler, Alderamn ...

... MURDERS IN BURMAH. Executions continue iu the palace of the King of Burmah. Five princesses were recently murdered on suspicion of being in correspondence with Prince Nyoungyan. ...

... THE LANCASHIRE OPERATIVE SPINNERS. DEMAND I OR WAGES ADVANCE [SPECIAL TKLKOBAM.J At the quarterly meeting of the Amalgamated Association of Operative Spinners, Winders, and Twisters, of Lancashire and adjoining counties, held, in Alanchester, on Sunday the question of making a general application through the whole of the spinning trade for a 10 per cent advance in wages was discussed. It was ...

... ILLNESS OF PLUNKETT. M.P. It is reported that Mr Plunkett, the tive member for West is lying at his so ill of low fever that M.. Loudon physician has been telegraphed for. ...

... THE SALVATION ARMY AT GLOUCESTER. At the Gloucester police-court, on Monday, Mr C. Overthrow, a resident of Longsmith-street, made an application to be protected from the nuisance created at the Wellington Hall, by the people calling themselves The Salvation Army. For the last four Sundays he had not been able to have any rest indoors in consequence of the dis- turbances that were created. He ...

... PONTYPRIDD. THE FOG.—All almost unprecedented fog set in on Tuesday in this locality. Towards nightfall it became extremely dense. ...

... LOCAL LIQUIDATIONS. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE, David Jone;, of Kinif's-court, in the village and pal-iollof,it.Iley, Carmarthen, draper, grocer, and ironmonger. William Thomas, Market-street, Pontypool, Mon., beerhouse keeper. Choirles Welsh, Poutypool, grocer. ...