... COLLIERS AND TElE EMPLOYERS' a LIABILITY ACT. a We have received the following communication o from a Mining Engineer, who desires to remain ?? principle which has marked your * treatment of the relations between capital and N1 labour in this district, second to none in the king. donm for its mineral resources, has at times not n satisfied the employers, at others it has not t been approved ...

... THE WAR, IN AFRICA. MOVMENTS OF THE B30ERS. REINFORCEMENTS FOR TILE TRANS- VAAL. b DURBANs, JANx. 6.-Her Majesty's ship Boadicea e ba.s arrived from Cape Town; she lands a Rocket b Battery and a Naval Brigade of her seamen and b marines to-day. They iill at once proceed to the fn front. Largenumabers of the Boers of ?? State are s said to be crossing the frontier and joining the in- T surgents ...

... + THE C(PDFF KiIll'OWNERS' i \ASSOCIATIO-N. I: -_ I . 3tr. I ANcNUAL DENNER. The anld, DOCK.''ACCOMMODATlION. ) tion Maen On Tuezsday ereninh tie annual dlinnor ei the rla Cardilf Shipowlnes' Asesutititun vass heldl intlia for roein Ioval 1lorel, Cairdiff, Mr. ?? If. Capper 'll tile e as' ithe dlir, Thire xvre' ?? the Nii'ovr ilr. Rees;z ute Jones), Colonel Hill, ('olonli- Ilaee. :Uesirs. w- ...

... LETTERS TO TilE EDITOR. We ?? nttblish any letter itiless the writer sends t;.- tis l;-A1 NAtME AND DI~sS, not ricessariiy for pub- (teas- t, liut as a Gtursaater of go(od f[ith. V i ThEditor cannot ctnderbike to return rejected com- c' ~s 11 ?? einmuulsta11,!s.,5t %sI .- Allicrresoitents ?? criteon l SE SIPE of I hb rt Ilt papeir only, or their lett-rs w ill be rieate-d. idt. i b nn -otor-sD ...

... MiARVIELLOUS ESCAPE 0F A CHILD. on Wednesday afternoon it littie broy arnaed Alfred Day, ?? years of agc, residing at the Jenny Lind Gjal-y4rd, Garrison-lane,- iBirineaglDsin, mu. withI a singulrx accident. 4 About ?? 'cxck h: and anumber of com- panions wore plaving near a ?? little otlage' inl Garrizon-iane, wivhen the roof fell in. Day ilappened to be just inside til door at the tjim', maid ...

... L ; Tn second sesion of the ?? iao ment of A, en ieri,,, >Victo ii wa4 opened te I __ _ M WAS red I h eb mont ?? vieow z m vs-Ax- S d- th The ofal IS the wasred b ther meatd Chinoll in te absence of ber Majesty, is ?? With in ourdijjfl ' columns. It will be seen from our regular report of the proceedings, and the graphic sketch by our special correspondent, that the proceedings were of a most ...

... I. LATEST G-ENERAL NEWTS, I- . I Tih death is a nnounced of the B re . Francis D'ur'nficd, of Crealing, All Saintzs', Suffolk. 'Yii IditllirI toilers at Sheflield yesterday Were delrtaed by several d r aggons going off tie line near S ti i 11ev-n. ti( 'fhIere -itoarri piriurces, a ii v with a rnacoiine gun' ge ! crre tc ie cut frrm P'rtsrncrlrt to th e ?? sea i p'N Nab liatr . loung t dtrty in ...

... CARDIFF GOVERNAIENT .SAVING S' BANK. I 3lie annual ineetin, of thc trustees, and managers | of the Cardiff Government Sevings'Bank was held el at the bankirg prernises, Duke-street, on Wednies- co .day. MBr. Charlei Wvilliamns David presided. and x . th^ othe r Gentlemen preselt were Mcssrs. William la Alexander, Peter Davio;sz, J. N. Flint, A. Fulton, W. R. yc llarvey, and Johll Sioper. The ...

... DISTRICT NNEWS. tr.!| ?? (ARDi5F. Po-car DINNER.-The :IrnuMl ilinrer of t1'e th Cardiff polier fort-e s-as tioeil 05 WdneiSdiry 5c evening at the Pliilh.'..iirr(c Re-t~vran-t, Nfi ?? r bout one-halfithc force partcok of an oxcerllnt t repast. The othras wil! 7trtake of the su-rve hositality this friturs.dy) wvoning. Y ANowatiosi 'Lo,3 FiraR ( CAse-The Carditl? as detcctives have ltelv ...

... -022.- - --ak L?? I t SfJ f . t ?? Xt r THURSDA Y, JAdNUAI 6, 1xaS -- .- I A SExJWS riot has taken place near I3 n-a robe. The Riot Act was read, but that .. .~ . I . - - - .z- A-~ - -- I robe. 'J'ne je act was rum UU, failing to disland the mobeollected to prevent a civil otwoer aV es on the po- perty of LorA Ghrrrin. the poboc chage4 tj the crowd, inflieting erie ayonet wound on several ...

... TIHE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. r - . - . r - -1 I - - - - Y1. The L3Mrk lane Degreps of Monday says: - ' Young wheats now look well, and the open season 'd has so far favoured the later sowings. Taking or- e- dinary contingencies into consideration, however, -& it is scarcely probable that the high temperature *a which has obtained with but fowv and transient I intermissions during the past month ...

... it FIDAY, A1 . )f I FR2IDAY, JA.AVUAB Y14, 1881. THE announcement that the Governor of Bombay has officially denied the exibtefee of - -1- .k~o~ -1 Itrhnr i s~ any plot whatever t. Kolapore is ratherf puzzling. The telegrams which appeared in the Standard and Thrilq Nevs differed slightly in detail with ?? plot, but they M substantially agreed, and there was a cir- KM cumstantiality about ?? ...