... RE-OIUGANISATION OF TIlE RUSSIAN I AIlMY. ?? Berlin correspondent of the Times fur- I nishes some interesting particulars as to the improvements being made in the Russian Army. IThe idea that cavalry attack1s can be successfully resisted by infantry formed into squares has long been an exploded fallacy, and x the Roassian authorities have drawn up regu-t lations, based upon the rules of the ...

... DISTRIC T NIEW, WS. C ARDJJ3T. I S TuE EVERTnARD Pikso.-Mr. E. F. Ke-nnord. aur' tiOllcet', Queen-street, Cardiff, has been appoinrie sole agent in this district for the sale of th6 Everhard piano, whichs is a fine iron-strutted tri. chord instrumient in ebonised case, possesing Art power and bul1lianey of tone. At the Paris Exii. sea- bition the Messrs. Everhard were awarded three sas. ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I ( CEvn~te NEWS TELEGRAM.) HOUSE, OF LORDS.-TorESoAY. Lord Redeedale, in the absence of the Lord aled Chancellor, took his seat on the woolsack at five on. o'clock. iona THE IRISH LAND BILL. ~-CONSIDERATION OF THE COMM NONS' On, AMENDMENTS. rire Onthe order for the consideration of the Corn- of moos' amendmuents to the Lords' further amend- merits, reasons for ...

... 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 - Ia - I ATTEMPT TO ENTER I n s PA I LLIA N ENT. FO1ICIBLE EJECTION. Is STRUGGLE BETWEEN it _1MR. READLAUGII AND SERGEAN-T - P DENNING. I THE SCEN;E IN P.ALACE YARD. Iii I1ATTITUDE OP THE SPECTATOrS. i| SPECI AL REP1ORT. -'it l 'radligih drinitln Nva enarcel with great 1 s spirit on 'iiednesdavymorning, cn rotlilg Occurriiig e e ?? as if it NN(crc all a well retiersed pL iv. All the see urls ...

... THE POPULATION OF SOUTH WiTAALES. QUARTERLY: RETULNS OF BIRTHS ,AND DEATHS. . Duing the three months that ended on the Setu of June last there were 1,010 births and 446 deaths registered in the district or union of Cardiff, the latter total occurring against an average of 45S taken from the three previous correspondinz periods. The deaths include 118 below, and 104 that uccurred at 60 and ...

... N EWS SUMMA1Y, ; o I louse of Lords lasb niibht commennwd it t: e.stid ltioi of the Irish Lanud Bill in Ccxnullittee aild several iniportant amend- r We -s aer carriell ix srite of the opposition t* the (l Oet'iltZ. StIm x'vi a as th 1h Ithf buliliess in the IQuue of ?? tluoons last :. ighr. Zvi T1he \\ar (Wilke talli the police are inves- ;ar'ti:: an all zrd attempt to destroy the ni 'I a ...

... K IC I-~ ~ c ?? WDEDYAUUT4,38===. WZEDNE1SDAY, AUGUST X4,1881-j. TIHE REPORT OF THE WELSH EDUCATION COMITRTEE. We publish on another page a very ex- haustive synopsis of the Report of the Departmental Committee on intermediate and Higher Education in Wales and Mon- mnouthshire. The results arrived at by that body are now for the first time placed before the public in a complete and ...

... |I J-HE LIFE STORY OF A WVELSHI COLLIER. ?dELAXOHO140Y ENI)ING OF A PROMISING (JAUEERt. 'rho following narrative of die Career of a lioridda Valles' collierl is supplied by aL COiivs'IpOIt' dent for whlo-c veracity ste, can vouch. We~ make A ItO auologsy for publishing his simple, and pathetic ar story,-,obn it depicts only too truly dile resolute r trvigafter a higher life, thre insatiable ...

... X BRISTOLIAN ROBBED OF £10. A Frenchman named Peter Roblin, a fish dealer, Ad on Lawrence- hill, Bris tol, has been robbed of n,£70 in a very daring manner, and has also been Mn of his watch and chain by means of the n-'coo dence trick. On Tuesday last two men or called on Roblin and represented that thev were Id natives of the South of France. and were on their in wav to London. As they were ...

... BREA(CIES OF TIfE IIACK'NEY C.RTIIAGE BY-LAlVWS AT' CARDIFF. I At Cardlif ?? on Monday (bell.re Mr. | lR. U. Joine.), (h arles 'rTownseud aqs sumnmoned Iii nitdler tile ?? of the ?? Carriage by- t lawI, ltti talkilng ip pat&'eiigtrs in in Ui1li7ensed Vehiclc. I'loi Tuiwn-cierk appeared for the prosti- h cution. Biin te-' nsitiiha Ba r stuted tilit I )I. t Il n 20th )L Jil ilL' he sa ttie ...

... d The monthly meeting was held on Friday, Mr. r D. Edwards in the chair. There were also present o -Messrs. E. Thomas, J. C. Sanders, H. Collier and I.V. Vaughan; the Rev. H. Oliver and the Rev. J. Dougias. After the minutes of the previous meet- 'f ing had been read, Mr. Sanders took exception to 5 their verbal correctness respecting the voting d on the schetes for dealing with the head- ...