... 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 ...

... POTLOTTYN BOABD SCHOOL SALAHIES. We have received from the Rev. J. P. Williams, a member of the Gelligaer School Board, some correspondence which clearly shows that thø application on the part of two of the teachers, Mr John Jones and Miss Jones, in the above schools, for an increase of salary, was not due, iu any way whatever, to any suggestion made by him, but emanated entirely from ...

... [SPECIALLY TE1E( IIAPH KD. j LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, A slightly better inquiry has prevailed for moiiey, there being some demand in antici- pation of the Stock Exchange settlement. This inquiry on this account will, however, doubtless prova to be much liglityr than on the last occasion, ad speculation for the rise is considerably less hence easier rates are looked for. The number of bills ...

... THE reports of the Irish Fisheries In- spectors, just published, are not without interest, especially to those whose business or whose inclinations lead them into direc- tions piscatorial. No fewer than G,459 vessels belonging to Ireland, with a total crew of 23,679 men and 769 boys, were last year engaged in the trade. The conduct of the fishermen generally is reported to have been good ...

... LATEST MARKETS, CORN. CARDIFF CORN MARKET, Saturday.—Small at. tendance, and a. dull trade in English and foreign wheats, at 6d to Is per quarter below last week's rate. Flour Gd Der sack cheaper. Oats firm, at late rates. Maize, Is per quarter lower. Beans and peas without change. GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET, Saturdit)-Little English wneat on ctfer, and prices about the same as last week. Foreign ...

... Amongst the artistes the theatre going public will have the pleasure of listening to this week, during the stay of the National Opera Company, we notice the name of Madame Nina Ca-stelli, who appears in the title role of Maritona, on Thursday evening; as Marguerite in Faust, on Friday evening; and as Leonora, on Saturday evening. Laaame Castelli lias been frequently spoken very highly or in ...

... WOMEN RATEPAYERS AND THE FRANCHISE. A MEETING of much interest to the fair sex is to bo held to-day in the Cardiff Town Hall. It may be regarded as the commence- ment of a campaign. There is an Association entitled the Bristol and West of England Society for Women's Suffrage, and from that body the decree has gone forth to invade the Principality, and, if possille, win over the Welsh to the ...

... MR PARNELL does not desire to visit America just now. His heart i3 in Ireland, and his spirit in hi3 Parliamentary work. So at le:1.t he informed a meeting of the Land League, held in Dublin yesterday. The Land Leaguers desired him to cross the At- lantic ctt once, on business specially con- nected with the organisation, but, says guide, philosopher, and friend, No. He declares it his duty ...

... TowN usual quarterly meeting was held on Tuesday, under the presidency of the Mayor (Alderman R. George). All the members excepting- t ro were preseLit.-It was resolved to build a boundary wall at the Parade. Mr L. Brown's tender (2s 3d per perch) was accepted.— The Town Clerk said the bye-laws were at last ready for the Corporation setI.-On the motion of Mr W. G. Phillips, the seal was ...

... A WELSH PROBATE ACTION. PHILLIPS V. JENKINS. On Tuesday this case was argued before Sir James Hannen, without a jury. Dr. Deane, Q.C., Mr Bay ford, and Mr Karslake (of the Chancery Bar), instructed by Mr R. W. WiHiama, solicitor, Cardiff, appeared for plaintiff and Mr Inderwick, Q.C., M.P., Mr Searle, and Mr Everett (of the Chancery Bar), instructed by Mr Walter H. Morgan, solicitor, ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (WIRED AT 9 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.) PLYMOUTH.—Although there hns been a little rain to-day, the weather has l^eu somewhat wild, and no immedicte promise of improvement. Although steady and slow, the upward progress of the mercury is favourable. Barometer, 30. GO, steady. Wiud, W. force 4. Sky overcast. JLemperature, 43 to 50. Humidity, 92. SCILLV. Baromater, SO'23, steady. Sea ...

... MERTHYR. CHERRY RIPE framed for 3s., 4s., or 7s., by Harris aadaqo. fortnul fainter^ iUxh-fjtreet, ilerthvr. 4USU7 ...