... ILONDON, MONDAY EVE IX.;. Every fresh aeoouut whbiv COUIs tO ?? erutainly tends to hbow how very eomplete it he victory wvhich Generai Roberts has olaiivad aI C4bul, bat there ie sti1llan anxicty ae to the ltutlea, which is hardly cc ?? 'ith th.' f1s ty, a3prer on the pnfavo. p;vf r L.ota Lv .!n a 1eile if os e S!\ %:q5:6rs; N. to) bo -V,11 > : n F j,:kl Iquesftiou w Sbie ry -; %remain wrhen ...

... ANNU7AL MEETING. I' rnlnt hofig of t he Cardiff Nntniraliet's' heey'51 ldlt 1311 ThIV~ttiiy even~iLig, rn ther 2- t illWyI tt'12( tilt T(4w01 IL.1!, Cirdiff, Dor. T.-y lor in thceci air. D1r. Vct'h'll roiid thib ilu' CfflI ?? ti'thg nfrur whichi tho following 7~itlvrk Veot h (It mraiilhcr cf tho bociolty, VI%., tire Buy' C. W. H. llrowacn, Mr. E. II. Enirico, Dv. F. W't' Evasna, UiiiG. (Ic. ...

... 'J1-E RIECTRI OF ME RI II Y it ON I i THE CEURRCJA AM DTHE PioPJLEI I'c N No. II, ITho foiiowilg is a oeoond contribution to the t, IBorijcl of arrioles on t he above subject, which, it it -will b| remembered, the Rctotr of oi3tthyr intro. duc!ed in an artielo which apipea.Ad in those o columns O O January G g to to I think everyone here will admit that nothing { e laid don clarer in the Bible ...

... THE CARDIFF JUVENIL E STBEET SELLERS' FETE. on Wednesday the Cardiff Juvenile Strost w- Sellers' Fete was given in the Drill.hall, Cardiff, under the immediate patronage of the Marquess Mv- of Bute. The fete was originated by Mise Tenner in 1S72, and the arrangement is that it shall be 'or held at intervals of three yeara. Iqwas therefore due Isst year, but for oertain reasons it was DU ...

... !LETUR8 TO THE |DITOR. her __ ney7 k ALl coode uatas tuut Ifnto DU Qua sins et ter. t nor r le',o ba r lll~s e UDD~ yub~b-ny r unlesste X iter seeds h's ill ?? RASD ?? toC~iiplufblPWI cation, but as a Guarantee oS good fath. Tha' Ilditer eanot undertake to rtet rejtd OCrmun tios under aut oireumsbaese ier, 011 C. J, (lewot).-We believe that Trobter and Co., Lonanono could Supply you 'with the ...

... . ?? ~ ~ I. -1 - ?? - The Statnidard correspondent at Vienna writes: -The affaix which was mentioned in a recent telegram, viz., a Polish atudent committing buicide, in Warsaw, in consequence of the bar. barity and airooity of tho Russian authorities in perseeuting Polish etudents, has of coarse not failed to create an unusual amount of excitement in Warsaw. I have received from Warsaw the ...

... D1STRICTI NEWS. I - _ _ _ _ ?? at ia CARDIFF. sold CANT( N CgzCVXT (Lull -A onoert, for the and ?? 11.6 the Ce*ton Cril:ket Chlb, was held at a for the Publiihball, We'llington street, Canton, on ' %vedrelrsy niit )attiunder thepstronags of the wayor, the exznaSyr, Aldermen Alexander, D. gS. Jenes, and howen Counnillora Yoratt, ntb Trreveer, Sanders, Longh;'r. Newbery, an I ork d 'Vaughan, 'I ...

... t -o ?? , 1. , ;. 11 ?L ., , ?? a i -4-?1-111-11 , ?? - - I WN a Kwd JPLf~tr A alo 3 finaisi C jSltoI?' i;,n, 'A r.Qtt d ?? for the street sellers' fete. The ticle~s waee adi dsrbnted a% the 1Ma*rket p~aoa t.. a brg,) aun~ third of juveniles, who colntinued to ovnfte, Lanae I two. ?? iiaflnO, thetr 5ppr00V~tiO2 if the gqiA 15ftn of ?? pr~ijisd tmm. 'Ihe children. wofe oiun. drawa selltd to ...

... I l L ?? A ?? _- 19~- I I--- .- ?? atotetu Mai1. Id, FBIDAY, JANUARY IG, 1880. . _ . . . . I . ?? - __ Lit_ rem Jf'IJU.AX, JAi.VUaJ.lZ sl, Rev. X large and imfluonti&l meeting of the r general committee of the Oardiff Oonsorvativa I! general eommittee of the Ud Usrdi Oondorvatlvo A esociation was held in the association rooms, Cardiff, on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Arthu br . Guest, the ...

... MR CHAMBERLAIN, M.P., ON THE SLIDING-SCALE. The meeting of the Mill and Forge Wages ird was held at Birmingham on Monday, er the presidency of Mr Chamberlain, M.P., dirator. The men asked for an advance of )d per ton on puddling, and 25 per cent on wages. The president suggested whether time had not coiae when the re-adjustment of mierht be dealt with on a broader principle, something like a ...

... THE GERMAN ARMY. It is expected that very shortly a change will take place in several of the principal commands in the German army. Some of the leading generals have petitioned forretiretnentcnaccountof old age. ...

... FLOODS iTluSTRIA. ELEVEN PERSONS DROWNED. Ice has been flowing by Vienna in large quantities. The ice accnmnlated in the river is two* metres higher than in the canal. The river flowed off to its old Danube-bed and inundated the country, leaving masses of ice behind. Near Fischamond, 10 kilometres below Vienna, the ice had accumulated, forming an embankment four feet higher than the river ...