... THE RIOTS AT EHAYADEE. The disturbances at Rhayader have been suppressed, and resolutions passed at an impor- tant meeting to the effect that the continued pollution of rivers by refuse from mines still prevails in contravention of the law. Now it is quite certain that Parliament, in passing the River Pollution Prevention Act, had it in contemplation to preserve the public health and a very ...

... A temperance conference was held on Friday afternoon fat the Town Hall, Cardiff, clergyWfci from all parts of the diocese attending. A deputation from the Church of England Temperance Society was decided to be established. The Lord Bishop of Llandatf thought the Chancellor of the Exchequer looked more than he ought to for reverence from spirits. A public meeting was held in the evening. ...

... BKOADWAY ST: NO A v SCHOOL.—The sacred cantata Nativity was given in the Weslevan schoolroom, Broadway, on Tuesday evening, in support of the funds of the Sunday School library. BETHANY CHAPEL, ST. MARY STREET.—A lecture 011 Checks and BaliJnces was delivered in this chapel on Wednesday evening, by the Rev. James Owen, Swansea, the Rev. W. E. Winks in the oaari. In the course of his ...

... VESTRY MIEETLNG AT ST. MARY'S. I CARDIFF I VtXlLt'152 1 THE PARISH LAND IN ST, MARY- STREET. On Mondav a vestrv meeting'of the parish of St. Marv was held for the purpose of giving tie con- sent of the parish to the guardians of the Cardiff Union to let on lease a certain piece of land in St. Mlary-street. The chair was occupied by the vicar, the Rev. G. A. Jones, and among those present wero: ...

... I THE RETENTION OF CAMNMAI A.. Til'l TttI of -- t t Thle Tijne. of Thursday published portions of I nfy in(eittratda i by the late Lord Sandhurst, the great ' as ndian General, upon the question of the COml- te- tingenev of a Russian invasion of India. Lord Jr Sandhurstwritesinld867?-l believe that nothing pa lra can be muore true than the proposition that. putting pe Ile the cast' ...

... CAEDIFF SCHIOOL BOAB)D. the ordinary meeting of the Cardiff School al BOaId Wais held~ at, sile Gratnd Jury-room, 'Town- je hell, on T'huitsdayv. '[hero siere present Mir. John kt Baiceler, in the chair; M~r. Lewies Williamis, ?? inchairman ;the Revs. ?? J. Thompson, G. A. Jones, 17 isV. bauluz, anid J. Waite ; and Me3I~Srs. John Cory, ti I L. J. Ca ppor, T. ?? Dr. Edwards, and Dr. 0) is Mli. ...

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... )R OF MERTHYR AT I PRAI)NEIURIG. I Fr | GREAT P1UlIUC NEETING. or PROTEST AGAINST IEMOY'LNG THE SC L(OI ix V pi Li t FROM oTR SPliFlAL cORTIESPONDENT.) Ever since the foumnlation of Teeradmeurig n( ?? early part of the last century, the at r quilaiit-looking old schoolroo.mn lias nevet been u fuller of people than it Nvas lasit Monday evening1 P Anti certainly never so full wyith tile. same ...

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... 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 ...

... [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 ...

... 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 ...