... 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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... A Cabul telegram to the Dally Nevts of Satnrday says:—The 67th Foot and the 45th Sikhs have marched to reinforoe Jugdulluck, taking the place of the local flying column, which is about to start on a pnmitivo aspomion. A brigade of the Logar force will probably occupy Charasiab. Abdul Bahinan has stopped all commerce with Turkestan until a forced loan of a lakh of rupees has been raised. The ...

... A POMPEIAN HOUSE. A Naples Correspondent writes:-CI The house which was begun to be excavated at the celebration of the centenary of Pompeii, and is therefore called Casa del Centenario,' and from which I then saw three skeletons dug out, has proved to be the largest hitherto discovered, and is of peculiar interest. It contains two atria, two trichnia, four aire or wings, a calidarium, ...

... AGE OF ENTRANCE AT THE UNIVERSITIES. From statistics recently laid before the Hebdomadal Council at Oxford, showing the age at which under- graduates matriculated in the years 1742-4, 1772-4, 1842-4, and 1872-4, it appears that during the first three of these triennial periods a larger number of students matriculated at eighteen than at any other given age. From 1872 to 1874 the age at which ...

... THE LIZARD, Wednesday.—Wind NW. mode. rate. Sea smooth. Barometer 30'16, falling. Passed L:ast-Thiii-lanl Castle, of Lancaster Memring, of Liverpool; Mark Lane, of London David and Kate, of Shoreham; May Cory, of Plymouth Robert Williams, of Carnarvon Martha, of Liverpool; M^ra, of Sunderland; Guiding Star, of Padatow; Caroline, of Fowey Passed West-Italian barque Destino Telephone, of ...

... CARDIGAN. The total election expenses of Mr David Davie, M.P., at the last general election were 001 14s 3d, distributed as followsReturning. officer's expenses .£15 15s town clerk, 21 Is 8d carriage hire, 25; printing, advertising, publish- ing, and stationery, £ 180 18s; rents of committee- rooms and-expenses, £ 25 6s canvassing agents and election expenses, C46 8s 7d; hallkeepers' fees and ...

... ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT.—On Friday last labouring man named Charles White, a native of Raglan, but of no regular place of residence, wat brought before Captain luardtn, of the Graig, charged with having indecently assaulted a young girl numed Mary Ann Morgan, a domestic sort ant, Accused was remanded to Usk Prison uutil the next pelty-sessii-ns day, to be holden at New. castle. It is said ...

... PONTYPOOL. AT THE PoLiCE-corBT, on Saturday-befo Messrs C. J. Parkes aud E. J. Phiilips, and the Rev. T. Evans—Sydney Williams, charged with obstructing the street at Liaenuvon, by alio ing a wagon and horse to remain therein, was fined -Charles H. Rose, Deborah Pope, Mary Ann Thomas, Elizabeth Rosser, aad Mary Ann Elm were summoned for trespassing on the property ot the Blaenavon Iron Company ...

... TUB LIZARD, qalurdav.-Wiud N to NW. fresh. Weather fine. raised East — American ship Samuel Watts; Conflict:, of Shoreham Louise, of Fadstow J H Ramin, of Elsfleth, from Concep- eeption for Falmouth Minister of Marine, of St .T, hn' N.B., from Cork for Dunkerque; steamers William Connal, of Glasgow; Athens, of and for London, from Baltimore; Grasmere, of New- castle Mildred, of Whitby, from ...

... A telegram from St. Petersburg, on Thursday announces the death of Her Imperial Majesty, the Empress of Russia. Shortly after the news of the death of the Empress reached the Metropolis many inquiries were made at the Russian Embassy as to the accuracy of the announcement. The news, how- ever, proved but too true, two official telegrams having been received by the Ambassador from the Russian ...

... DECREASE OF PAUPEBS.—Oh Thursday, the usual meeting of the Llarelly Guardians held, Mr C. W. Nevill in the chair. Air Wm. George, master of the workhouse, stated that tl* number of paupers in the house was 64, agaiust 79 the corresponding week last year. Acor.t. esponding decrease in outdoor paupers was also reported by the relieving officers, Messrs Thos. Jones and B. Jones. Mr E. T. Biicham, ...