... 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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... rjEE SUNDAY SCHOOL CEN- TEN ARY. fl1ST'I1Y' OF WELSH SUINDAY 1 OH10LS. - (By Moulitn ) Itis muetomary to givo Mr. Raikea, of Glouoeito- tho cre it of hinvig started Sunday 8ohoola. Thio is incerrect. Tie oredit Is really due to tbe Rev. OGifith Jones, Llanddowror, Carmsrthenshire, who catabliehed such zohoola in mxany parts of Wides. Lot us give the nobla old %velah clergy. tran oi Llaxddowror ...

... ALLEGED BIGAMY AT PONTY- PlilDD. A woman named IT ichael Batty has been ar- rested at Pontypridd on a. charge ot bigamy. She got married to a 0:11.11 named Smith, it is said, some while ago, and now No. 1 Batty) HAS appeared on the scene. She has b-Jen admitted to bail, and the ca.,e %ill be probably heard on Wednesday. ...

... (BY A WELSH MEMBER.) It really seems as it the tactics of obstruction threaten to reduce the work of the Session begun with so much earnestness, to zero. One evening in the last week was absolutely wasted in a squabble provoked by Mr O'Donnell. It was a miserable scene, which most members who look on the legislation of a great country as a serious business must have witnessed with unmitigated ...

... FUNERALR THROUGH THE POST- OFFICE. This new enthusiasm for cremation does not seem likely to burn itself out on the Continent* although the refusal of the late Government to legalise crematoria has apparently checked it in England. There is an active Cremation Society in Rome which has recently obtained per- mission to erect a crematorium in that city, and in the new cemetery about to be fo ...

... nEOrENIG OF A WESLEYAN CHUUCH IN LONDON. The memorial Ci y-ri-ad, London, Wesleyas Chaptl was r opened ou Sunday for the first tiiue since the fire iu December last. 'The former style of t e Ulterior hus beeu followed. Large congre. galious attem.eu the morning and evening services. ...

... A little time ago an accident occurred at thto, large pumping engine at Ladymoor, worked by the South Staffordshire Mines Drainage Commis- sioners, by which the lower portion of the bottom lift became disconnected, an 1 fell to the bottom of the pit shaft. It being found impossible to raise the fallen portion, weighing eight tons, by ordinary means, it was resolved to employ a diver, and one ...

... Mr PERCY WYNDHAM gave notice that on Monday he should ask the Prime Minister whether the Government will bring in a Bill to remove all doubt as to the legality of a member to claim to make a solemn ffi'At.;nn of making an oath en taking his seat. Mr LABOUCHERE announced his intention of moving on Tuesday that the resolution passed by the House on Morula. De ied. He took the opportunity of ...

... THE BUARD OF HEALTH met on Friday, Mr T. Stockwood in the chair. The surveyor presented a special report upon the town culvert, which has an outlet to the tan yard near Mr E. Price's tannery for the purpose of acquainting the local board of the effect of diversion of the Coity brook iuto the culvert. The surveyor stated that he had visited the outlet daily, and there was no perceptible ...

... SUICIDE OF A MAGISTRATE. On Friday morning, Mr Edward Mayall, a ma- gistrate, and cliairman of the Oldham Bank, shot himself at his residence, near Manchester, and died immediately. He was in a depressed mental condition at the time. ...