... CARDIFF1 BOARD OF Io RGUADIUNS. ;I The vonal meating of the Cardiff Board of ad Guardians wag held on Saturday, unar r the Prtc- ,a aidency of Aldtrman C. W. Divid. The maut, v Ld. c the wothlctise reported 86 amissions durlug on the week, 2.5 discharges, 1 birth, 3 deaths, le-.aing bhe a total of US~ in the haonle, a octrisative inerecie I of ?? 21ho number of vagranto relieved during I .ey ...

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... IThe custom of striking medals to commemorate I victories is a very ancient one; but it is only ill stea modern times that they have been issued in the form! thei of personal decorations. Probably the first medal in g conferred in this country for services in the field was wor one authorised to be issued bv Charles I. in the year repi 1648 to such soldiers as might distinguish themselves and ...

... LETTERST) THE EDITOR. A MISCARRIAGE 01 JUSTICE. Morphie, by Montrose, 4th June, 1880. SIR,-I enclose copy of a letter which I sent to Sir George Balfour on the 25th. ult. I have, however, received no 5nswer to it, asy more than I have done to several former ones addressed to him in connection with the saie sad event. I shall reel glad if you will kindly find space in the Aberdeen jotsrn(d for ...

... SOOTETY GOSSIP. E-. FBOWI -.TJ~HWE.Y] The Qaeen will arrive ai;Wiidi.r from Balmoral at Saturday, uJuie 26, and'afier'etaylng there about thyeu weeks will proceed to Oabprone for six weeks. . The mallet~naed at Trute blithe Prince of Walee was the oWne wi r h l#ih Charles IL laid the foundation- stiom of St Pga1! OU~ral.- ltwas presented to the Old Lodge of ~t PaUL iy Oh ie6p~her;Wreov a ...

... THE GREAT CURATIVE AGENT. -_- EDGAR WETTON'S PATENT MAGNETICON CURATIVE APPI4IANCES, XNature's romtedy for the Proventiou, Alleviation, and cure of all Functional lfiorders arishig fntm SlIggishl or Imperfect Circulati,'n of tho Wlood, Weakined Ner vous lorco, or inipared ,Vital Eiwrgy. SPECIAL NOTICE. 1 DGARW ETTON'S PATENT IMAGNETI- El CON is lu'' n ia ousehold Word in everv patt of the ...

... tant .I LNrfi JI11UZUALD MItAl,. the A Bill to amend the law relating to burials in E'I 1j: iant and Wales was issued with the parliamecntnY pallerD ,uck Wednesday morning, prepared and brought in by' S1r the Grantham, Mr. Freshland, and Mr. Mark Stewa 'rt. nch following is the full text of the Bill:- am- Whereas it is expedient to make further pnn i-ia nt's the burial of the dead in England ...

... ,Court altil oft'al. lph the The Prince of Wales gave a dinner party last Wed- and nesday evening, at which the Duke of Edinburgh, the tion Duke of Connaught, the Duke of Cambridge, Priuce the Batthyany, Prince Soltykoff. the Duke of Richmond the and Gordon, the Duke of St. Albans, the Duke of Rut. oda- land, the Duke of Hamilton, the Duke of Westminster, ther the Marquis of Hartington, the ...

... politifal. - - - - - - - - - -it SIB V. ~nTDYKF.-The Jskn Bull understands tarcneq oIniernhealth, and in de- it avcSrW ?? stonif 1.surg frm ?? ChiefSecrtary for Ireland is to be asked to 1870 receive a deputation of ladies interested in the subject intei f intermediate education for girls. The recent ap- and rcrat ion of one million from the surplus funds of mxse tho destablisbed Church of ...

... 49,001 altof BnRISTOL SUGAR MARBEET, FsRrDnt-The market is veyfr ntone. Demer'ara crystals being especially in v ery fira ins, and have sold to grocers at r id, advance on Eetsles.Refi~i~Barbadoes havelalo sold well. In the House of minous11g, last night, Mr. Morley M.P., presented a petition from the ifhafitants of Bristolr for amending the law relative to the rights and liabilities of ...

... THE FOUR.IN.HAND CLUB, TEA firet meet of the season of the oaches of tbh club took plane on Wednesday morning. As usosU the Magazine in Hyde Park wie tbe appolnbed meetilg place, and ahortly before twelve o'olak Captain Wt hitmore, driving four splendid Ughi greys, appeared upon the soene, He w~as quiokiy followed by Count Ntinster, the German Ambw snador, with his four ohsotnute; Mr. VV W. ...

... BALnonAL, TUWDA ,-The Queen walied In the grounds of the Castle in the morning, attended by the Hon. Horatlo Stoplord, Her Majesty In the afternoon drove with Princess Beatrice And Princess Elilzbeth of Besse, attended by the Dowager Duchess of Roxburghe, to Breemar and round the Uon'o Face. Princess Viatioila of Blease rode with the Hon. ?? Pitt, The Duke and Dunhese of Bedford received the ...