... 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 ...

... THE LLANTRISSANT CREMA- TION CASE. PROSECUTION OF DR. PRICE AND HIS HOUSEKEEPER. FURTHER MAGISTERIAL HEARING. At Pontypridd police-court, on Wednesday, a. vast throng assembled within and without, bent upon hearing the cremation prosecution of Dr. Price, the well-known eccentric Llantrissant sur- geon, &c. There were on the magisterial bench Mr Gwilym Williams (stipendiary magistrate), Dr. ...

... HARRIS'.?, Merthyr, is the largest Portrait Painting; place in Wales. 55867 NEURALGIA, TOOTU-ACHF, FACE ACHE, &C.— Remarkable Testimonials daily to the elhc.icy of Bevan's Specific. Proprietor: W. George, M.P.S., fcwausea. 48922 ...

... The following charters for steamers have just been signed Outwards, coal—Cardiff to Port Said, 13s Swansea to Alexandria, 1305 3d (patent fuel); Cardiff to Genoa, 10s 3d; Cardiff to Malaga, 10s 3d. ...

... LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS. The following charters for steamers have just been signed :—Outwards, coal-Cardiff to Port Said, 13s Cardiff to Constantinople, 10s; Cardiff to Messina, 10s od Cardiff to Genoa, 10s; Newport to Constanti- nople, 10s; Newport to Bilbao, 6s 3d, Homewards, iron ore-P--rman to Cardiff, 5s 3d. ...

... NEWPORT. Larse 3 t'EAMEiL — The steamship Monkseaton, now lying in the Alexandra Dock receiving a cargo of 4,000 tons ot coal, is one of the largest vessels winch has ever come into the port. GHASTLY RELIC OF THE SEA.—On Sunday even- ing the body of a Dutch seaman, named Francis Kismer, who had been missing from his ship since the 19th inst.. was picked up at the entrance to the LTslc, near ...

... NEWPORT LICENSED VIClUALLERS' ASSOCIATION. h h ANNUAL BANQUET. ; The 1th annual festival of this society was held S on Tuesday, at the King's Head Elte], Newport. Ls under the presidency of the Mayor of the borough e (Mr. J. W. Jones). The attendance was larger d than on previous occasions. Among the principal h guests were Lord Tredegar, Col. 'Morgan, M.P., *d the Rev. E. Jenkins (vicar of ...

... GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST A MEDICAL STUDENT. A girl, between 13 and 14 years of age,'laid 'in- forrnatron at the bwansca police-court oa Monday against a medical student Darned John, now in London, who, she said, criminally assaulted her in the kitchen of his parents' house in Grove-place oti LTew Year's-da,y. The girl is an orphan, her nearest relative being her gra^idmoiher. ...

... [FROM on OWN CORRESPONDENT.] On Tuesday evening, the Rev. Henry Simon, of Westminster Chapel (succ2ss0r to the late Rev. Thomas Jones, of Swansea) delivered a lecture before the Wilton-square Literary and Musical Society, on Celebrated Welsh Preachers. Having noted some Welsh characteristics, and instituted various comparisons between Welsh and English audiences, and Welsh and English ...

... THE 'IONNO UlJTkSHI tCI'CHA..MBER OF IHE AGRfCULTURE. Mr. Thomas ;olborno. solicitor, Newport, writing ns yesterday, ?? annual meeting of tice chamher wiil be held at Abergavenny on Tuesday, February 12, apd itopoilarit questions under the Holdings Act of'1883 will then be brougiit before the chamber. Under the Act of. 1875 permanent improvements and drainuge, which are now c0orn- f prised ...

... THE LIZARD, Wednesday.—Wind NW to SW, moderate. Weather hazy. Sea moderate. Passed East —Remittent, of Tvedestrand; steamers Cheerful, of Liverpool; Triano, of Bilbao Progress and Thames — both of Penzance Ousel, of Cork Kehrwieder, of Hamburg. Passed Weilt-steamers Mary Hough) of Liverpool; Whimbrel, of Cork; Homer, of London Cvnthia, of Glasgow; Dee, of Aberdeen; Euclid, of Sunderland Upton, ...