... 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 ...

... ?? 01* -1 *o I Af fRIDtAYFitBR , it 1. TWIDAl~Y, F~EBBUAI-q2.e, 1884. No news changing the position of affairs in the Soudan lhad been received up to the time of our going to press. It is estimated that 300 persons have been killed and that 5,000 houses have been destroyed by a terrific cyclone which swept over the Southern States of Arneri& on Tuesday and Wednesday. By ai colliery explosion ...

... '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 ...

... Ii +-0 15 Fkof OUR OWN COPRUtSPONDXXTS.I fe, SoxuAY NIGHT. INT T'he news from the Eastern Soudan shows 6N that force there has been found to be a re- m medy. Our army has not retired, and so the m combination of the tribes uider Osmran Digna th is rapidly breaking up. Gordon's mission l would have been attended with equal|1 success if he had had some troops EX to support him and a well - ...

... THE FLEUSS LIFSAVING. I APPARATUS . I I - or BY MABON. ' - oIM COLe 2 Paxar ?sosarns OF Monxowrnsr-rn sn sAh9 SdUrT WArS GENERALLY, AND THOSE OF THB 1 ?m RHONDDA VLLEr 2sprcQLtLY. I Id Gentlemen,-In pursuance of a resolution passed 3 e at'.the Rhondda steam coal miners' monthly meet- of ing, where about 12,000 of the miners and other I Id colliery workmen of the Rhondda and Ogmore 7 n Valleys ...

... I ad HOUSE OF LORDS-Tussnny. as Their Lordships met at a quarter past four he o'clock. to REFORMATORY SCHOOLS. I ;h- Lord NORTON inquired whether the Govern- ha ment were taking any steps preparatory to legis- tol lation on the subject of the report of the Royal U: ad Comission on Ind-usialandReformatory Schools. Qi he Eaci GRANVILLE replied that the important DI subject was under the ...

... IDISRICT NEWS. VV6-rrnUT NEWS bo CARDIF, fo Tim Snncnss DsaRT M & COsvact-Major Went- C worth Davies late of the 3rd Dragoons, whose San sudden death in' the Parish Church of Kidder- ark minster on SndaT, from heart disease, was int recorded in ese olu s, was a brother-ia-law of Thb Mr onilrRynolds. He was the guest of that beic gentleman for a fortnight last summer, during Po; which time his ...

... THE LII-NG OF. LLANTRISANT. ?? - = Morjen wiftgst-t is announced that the O appoirrtment to'rbe living of Llantrisant, vacated . hiby the hlrmented death of. Canon Jones, has been hI tfered to- the' Revz.'Thomnas Wolselv Lewis-M.A., F second master of Chetenhibm Coilege.. It has not y transpired whether.'thb rev.'gentlenn lhas accepted it. .Tlie XAv:.T. wqlsilg Lewis, IM A., Was educated ?? ?? ...

... 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 ...

... . OUAL MIiLITAJRT INTELL-TGENtdR. i Thp. r-dwl r~ ,-ts n ?? O. i-I The 10onded Gazette of Friday hight cohtalns the iol- le lowving ,- i TWar Office, Pall Mall, Match 23. Mr , l¶1~tA ~ IN~ASTRY. ird lbalion The Welsh Regiment.-lfajor and Ron. Lloutessant-Colonel .Lawrence Heyworth to be Lleut.- Colonel. Tile following is substituted for the notificatlcn whitch appeared in t&e Londorn Gazetie ...

... d. THi itM $7, 184. :- THIUMDAY, MARCH SP7,1I8S4. : I-- - - - I. No important news has reached thin country , from the Sou'dan beyond that the force under irom tne :iounan meyonoa tuna ne zorce unc1er Geneva Graham has started to tie aittack of Osmani Digna -t Tamtnieb. No ioteoligence as Ween I no receive of Geneml. Gordon at Xhartoum. TIegrarm from Coostantinople show that ' Affirs in Crete ...