... 1,T I FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1SSI. ( IIA4( f AtTrotrIt'll xtau+ II I n o-in P- r ?? of the Monzi The Berlin correspondent of the Morning Post, a Journal long noted for the accuracy of its foreign news, states that the Boers evi- dently intend to import only Dutch, German, and Austrian goods, and to exclude all mer- chandise coming from Great Britain or her Colonies. This statement may or may not ...

... I ( TUESDAY DECEMBER 27, 1381 FRENC[I PEASANT PtROPRIETOiRS. It has been repeatedly proved by Mr. CAnto, and other enminent authorities upon all matters pertaining to agriculture, that it is impos'ible for the holders of small farms to cultivate, the land successfully, or with any chance of being adequately remunerated for the labour and capital they cxj.'end upon the i soil. The cause of ...

... CARDIFF. LI CoREscvto.--With reference to an inquest re- ported in Monday's isslie, the narme of the deceased should have been stated as Thomas M'Carthy, and ,lot Ryan. The deceased, it will be rememibered, le met with fatal injuries in Bute-road, where lie Slipped down and was driven over. lie A Npew DISCOVERY, VIRIDINE, a certain cure for cii eorisand warts; tos iteverbeen known to fall. ...

... OPENING OF THE LLANELLY AND NIYNYDD MAWR RAILWAY. This line, the construction of which was comn- menced in May, 1830A by Mr. Joh!n W,?ddell. of Vý Edinburgh and London. was formadl otened on Clxi Tir da lastil,:t. A la?rgc numlber of qo,,r,,jienm ?et ?? lt the t rminus, near the Carinarthenshice, and a i start was made a little before noon in two car- .ijil riapes lent for the occasion by tre ...

... A AMNERICAN OFFICIOUSINESS. The bloody struggle between Chili and wo? Peru, which was recently brought to a close ] by the final subjection of the latter country, pei has given rise to complications between the ref United States and Chili that cannot be re- ?? garded without apprehension. At the very fai mnoment when the clouds of war have ceased his to darken the political horizon, the up ...

... On Wednesday e~vening the annual dinner of the M lest Detachment of the 2nd tilamarg-anehire Rifle i Volunteers was held at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff. B Captain Gaskeil, the officer commtanding the de- toet tachment, presided, and amongst those present thli were the mayor (Mr. A.Thomas), Captain Pengelley, T Major Sloper, Captain Qienidonwy n (adjutant 2nd TitE ?? Major Maltin, Major (*uthirie, ...

... II i lt r x t 0fl l A.. ERlIDAY DLCEMDB1'-PI 9, 18381. ?? . . ns ?? T . .- ._ ?? rw The decision of Mr, Justice LOPES and MTr,,; Justice Gesovr in the case of RICHARDS N verleZ M'BRIDE sets at rest the vexed ques- tion as to whether the 'Welsh Sunday Closing Act comes into operation this yeart we have always maintained that the obscure wording of the Act rendered it in- operative where the ...

... T1lE1i SURPLUS OF T[IE CARDIFF 2 EXEITJBITION. . I 'To tHE itIi'CtR.. vit Sjin,- Liave been informed on good authority ?? tlhe OXOCILiVL CotMIllittte of ?? Fine Art Exi-t- to bittn whic , has recently been held in Cardiff se o tobl upon titi-inselves to ?? for, and allmost purtihaIc, £L,500 worthof tt pictures veqicith etL ra, exhibited at the l):ill-hall during iil' timo the Exhittition 1%as ...

... TIHE SWANSEA 11AYORALTY. Alderman Jenkins, the present Mayor of Swan- sea, has declined to accept the office for a third year in succession, because he will not be able to Ispare the time necessary for the efficient perfor- i mance of the duties appertaining to the office. Mr. R.D.Burnie,who has also been spoken of as a candi- date for the office, has stated that if he can be shown that a ...

... THE MUTICIPAL ELECTIONS AT| CARDIF. I th it MEETING OF LIBERALS. I ,ible _ te tked NO CONTEST AT ROATH. ti urn- list kin- On Tuesday evening a meeting of the Liberali cp ten7 committee of the Roath Ward was held in the Star- st. em. street Schoolroom, Roath, under the presidency of tic vere Mr. J. Ramsdale, Thete were also present-Messrs. Ba auld E. Beavan, J. Noote, A. Lewis, R. Sutherland, E ...

... PENTRE POLICE-COURT.—On Mondll.Y -befo. Mr Gwilym Williams, stipendiary mastrate- William Morgan, collier, TOll Ystrad, charged with assaulting Rebecca. Harris, wife of Mr Thomas Nicholas Harris, landlord of the Rr-4 Cow, Treorky. Complainant said that defendants daughter had l>een with her in service, and sh« had gone away OIl leave of absence for a few days, The girl did not return at the ...

... BOARD GUARDIANS,—At a meeting of the guardians, held on We tue jday last, Mr J. T, W. James iu the chair, the tender of Mr J, Tulor Davies for colli os for No. land 2 districts was aocepLea at 24s Gd each, including costs of inter. ment, &c. Ihe tender of Captain Tucker, of the smack lianid, was accepted for a cargo of culm from lloolr, at 4s 5d per ton, delivered in the house. It was agreed ...