... D13DSTRIf NLWS. Ann1 s-iS'li,- j Wvwors0 qU-01ArrXl-FF'w. Aider- Su-ocor -areiss Il fr Frday d meeing of the Waeteworks Suh-Cna;, ttil for fldr tile presidency of Mi-. A. T!iomine,~ imilar `A=DBXET..On Friday montfing at itO vly zinuti I and oorgeDutcii. la, of 9, D-.avie.-sares-t, wais keil in5 hard1 ?JarOongi on or, -oftdie liueine ls, when ire a. .reox, th lig bythe cr'n id severely iujur ...

... Sparse as was the attendance at Brredon i yesterday to consider the advisability of form- ing a County Scholarship Scheme at the UniversityCollege of South X ales and Man- b moutbhhire, we do not think that those who *h were present at the meeting will have n the slightest cause for regret when c they coma to tell up the results. One 5 satisfactory feature of, the proceedings was e the ...

... CAGRDiI'i. G^Garson'ow AND Doc.;s I2sX~D.ATION Foxn,- . Thesubscription list for the above fund will be Z Ciusai on Jl arv 31. All firms w. hor have not yet returned their subscription books, and any intend- ing. subicribers, are requested to send their sub- ,scriptions to the hion, secretar-, Mr. D. Lloyd Louglier, Manor House, Car-diff, rt thleir earhaist .convenience before tha~t date. ...

... MR. HENRY GEORGE AT CIRTDIFF. I . . CONFERENCE ON THE LAND QUESTION. 3 Mr. Fenry George met about twenty gentlemen as and two ladies at the Swiim-hall, Cardiff. on Thurs- day afternoon for the purpose of discussing ' The I Vital Question of Land Refnrrm in its V>arious . Amses. Anongst those present were Dr. Milward, Mr.J. C. Thompson, Mr. F.S. Johnstone, Mr. Chad- wick, vIr. Hughes, Mr. E.W. ...

... THE FORTH90 NGj FEANCHIS. BILL. se The electoral statistics ordered by the House of E a- Commons last session to be printed in view of the oh contemplated Parliamentary Reform next session t of be were issued on Wednesday, and we are enabled to e present them to our readers this morning so far as I 'l they affect ?? and Wales for the c g. counties, and Monmouthshire and South Wales for c tsthe ...

... IMR. RENRY GEORGE AT CARDIrIF. I LEC0TURE OF PROGRESS AND POVERTY, air cl Mr. Henry George, the author of Progress and 001 It Poverty, visited Cardiff on Wednesday evening, WC rat and addressed a meeting held in the new Public- Is ha]!, Queen-street. This gentleman's reputation PMa1 I'had gone before him. His views are revolutionary of TYand utopian, but they are original, and in some c ...

... CORRESPONDENCE= EXEMSPTEO.N FROMr TOIa.-'Vicar is clearly exempt from toll when he is going on ?? dlty to either of his parish churches, although he may have to pass 101 through a turnpike gate in another parish, and we advise him to refuse to pay, and, if summoned, tohave 2 n his defence conducted by, a solicitor. We note his address. but have omlitted it here for obvious reasons. 2 LEG.GL ...

... 'CHRIST AND THE STA4E.'. A CARDIFF PREACEHER'S DEFENfCE OF THE THEATRE. Asermononthis subjectwas preached bvtbe Rev. l W. H. Leeds on Sunday evening at the Church of ir St. Dyfrig's, Temperance-town, Cardiff. The rev. r gentleman based his remarks on the passage ro- ;r ferring to Christ's presence at the marriage feast r in Cans, an event which, he held, sanctified and y consecrated for all ...

... CARDIFF. T1 TEE COapoRATsno WATE.R Bitt.- A special! be meeting of tile Waterworks Committee of thfe -ce iv-e Town Council was held on. Tuesday. Councilior fo ?? Thomas presided. A deputation of thle P. millowners interested in the Taff Vaint scheme- cl va consisting of Meesi's. WV. T. Lewis, Williamn Jones, Ce at Bailey, Taylor, Bell, and Kenehaw-weited upon T. WIthe committee and discussed w ...

... ld THE DEAN OF LLANDAFF AND , THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. i r IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION FRO1M THE COUNCIL. T d TiHE DEAN'S REPLY. e A A SATISFACTORY CONCORDAT. C a a d Thefollowing important correspondence which o t bas passed between the Council of the University t: College of South Wales and Mfonmouthshire and P t the Dean of Llandaff will be read with great in- a terest by those who have the ...

... MORTALrTY RETURNS. .,i -b iad There were 5,006 births and 2.931 deaths regis- est tered last week in London, Cardiff, and four- d lie teen of the largest towns noticed for the sake of h comprison. The deaths have undergone but b eelittle change during th week, and the various d SD, loca reports continue highly assuring. hc The following are the sixtaen principal English SI 'no death-rates forh ...

... ?? DIUESTABUISIMIFNT CM'cLAIQNJ I .? WALES. 1. . I -- hex PROTEST BY THE RSCTOR OF MERTHYB'S pr LAY READER. of th( 'THiCblEbIT*, ANID FALL OF ST. the TXDFIL'S CHURCH. fur CLERICUS ON! DR. BEES'S STATISTICS. Ho .- be TO TEE EDITOX OF THE ' TERN swthe Sra,-I would thank you for the insertion of the this in your unprejudiced paper. I am a Churoh- sun man, and I think Ihave a ...