... LLANDAFF. SCHOOL FOR DEAF AND DUMB,—Mr Melville begs to acknowledge with many thanks the receipf of £3 78, from Mr Dobert Norton, being the con tents of a collecting box in the Maiket Hotel, Triaity-stree', Cjwdni*. An acknowledgment wai requested in the South Wales Daily JVeu-.?. ■ LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL. — Secon SunLty aftel Christmas-Eleven o'clock service Introit, case thy burden, ...

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... PRESENTATIOVr TO ADMIRAL WILLIAMS, R.N. WJLLIAND, , The Annual concert was held last night, at the institution connected with the Seamen's Chapel, Prince-street, The reading-room was prettily decorated with flags and ever- greens, while the face of the arch over the platform bore the aspiration God bless the Admiral. The chaplain, lev. C. Griffiths, who presided over a crowded audience, was ...

... Ij ir--- 'Jen ANTI.NIEE CRUSADE IN GEBMAqy; BELNFReWAY.-A second meebang wasa hell o- atede about 4000 persons, to promote the agitatio ratten e Jehws.All Jews and reporters of Liberal r bewspapers sT re excluded. Dr. Henrice reproached proe aessor Monsseen for having protested against the mne, o ment, aend insiteA that Jews ahould be dismissed fm Y public offices, iad 6ioa books of Jewish ...

... *DEDDFN'WYDD Y CLADDU YN SWYDD CAEREPROG, U_ he 1 1S 7S _ _ _ . .. . ?? olvgha adgmerodd s ybglfn & hladddigaeth yu tanhotref Embasy, Swydd Caerefrog, ( yr wythnoa ddiwr~ddf. Yn y pontref a nodwvyd yr ?? an br nmr John Metcalf, oriadurwr, yn trigianu ] sr's llaw~r r flynyddoedd; o bn hrai ddechreu yr wyth- mo ddiewddat yn 65 mlwydd od. Dywed y rhei odd an di adnabod si fod yn Gristion eywir, ...

... 6,011dintil. I'ialdrif yna ystyiedo ean hunain yn gyftjfol ur syniadab ein goheoteyr yn y U1hyrau cansL . MR. GLADSTONE 'I ENLLIBWYR. IX -EflVIGION, Yr wyf yn cofio yn burion, er-fod yn awr amryw o flynddoedd wedi pasio oddi.ar byny, fy modyn dig- wydd cydginiawa Ag Aynronien, meown ffer'mdy, y diwr- nod y cynnelid yr eisteddfod 'yn Nghaersalem, Pen- careg% pan y darfta i rywun ?? anm y ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM A WATERY GRAVE. On Sunday, the 17th October, the screw steamer Clymene, of Cardiff, Captain Edwaid Hall, arrived in Malta. Her only passenger was a Norwegian sailor, by name Even Jensen, who is the hero of one of the most extraordinary adventures to be found in the annal of seamanship. Jensen was the carpenter on board the Norwegian barque Alma, which left Cardiff on ...

... t, ?? I GEORGE SAND'S CORRESPONDENCE is to be published in the Re'vue des Deox Afondes, under the editorship of her son. Dx. SCHLIEMANN'S COLLECTION OF TROJAN ANTIQUITIES, which has been on exhibition at the South Kensington Museum for the last two years, will be removed after the Christmas holidays. A REVOLUTION IN INDIGO CULTURE is threatened by a German discovery. Professor Bdyer of Munich ...

... Th; house c >al trade of this district still keeps very good, there being plenty of demand f6r the class of coal worked at the collieries in this dis- trict. During tlie past month the demand at some of the pits has been much larger than the supply. The past year has been one of the best and happiest witnessed by the colliers of this valley tor several years past. The men and masters have been ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—At the fortnightly meeting, on Friday, a report of Mr J. T. Hil cham's visit to the house was read. Mr Bircham recommended that the new building at the work- house should be put in ùrd ...

... CARDIFF SCHOOTJ BOARD ELEC- TION. A CONTEST INEVITABLY. CON- SERVATIVE DISORGANISATION. Up to Thursday evening no arrangement, we understand, had been made for the withdrawal of one of the Denominational candidates, aud there ia consequently now very little hope of a contest being avoided. The Conservative Association h.s apparently'become totally demoralised in connec- tion with this electiou ...

... THE MURDER WITH A RED-HOT POKER. At Macclesfield, on Friday, a coronet's jury re- turned a verdict of Wilful murder against William Stanway, who caused the death of a woman named Ann Mellor, with whom he lived, by stabbing her with a red-hot loker on C hristmas night. ...