... THE RESTORATION OF WEST- MINSTER ABBEY. b What will certain1v be the most extensive resto- b e ration that the exterior of Westminster Abbey has R undergone during the long course of its history has - now fairly commenced, and for several years to a come workmen will be engaged in operntions s e which, when completed, will literally have put a e newv face upon the greater portion of the fabric ...

... DUUBLEhSIGHFED RADICALS, HOW BOGUS DEMONSTRATIONS ARE SlI) Seol (GOT UP. The With reference to tire numbers attending tire Cor Radical Demonstration at Swirnsell on Sat urday Qie the most outrageous untruths have been publishea s', by our vatrious itidia, 1cona emporatries. On Mon- Hler day a party print published at Cardiff estimated (cril the crowd at 15,000, and (as a correspondent hsw ...

... LLAJNDAFF DIOCESAN CHURCH CHORAL ASSOCIATION. FESTIVAL AT MOYMOUTH. The several parish choirs affiliated with the above association held their annual Gregorian Festival in the Parish Church of St.dMary, Mon- mouth, on Wednesday. A special train ran from Newport in conjunction with the .50 a.m. from Cardiff, and brought in the choristers, the clergy. and visitors from the various places along ...

... I | 0 a !CRaoM~ oua own- COOIRKSPONDENTS.] p a, MONDAY NIGHT to .t Miss MaGry Anderson's re-appearance at the gri - Lyceumn Theatre on Saturday night, in rac 1Pygmalion and tGalatea' and Tragedy Mi and Comnedy; was a signal triumph. stc 8, There is not a more popular actress on M( [-I the stage, nor one fajier to look upon, so If a that it was not surprising to find the theatre is; ¾full on ...

... I !' OFFICIAL LIST OF THE CREW. The Secretary of the Admiralty presents his compliments to the manager of the Press Associa- tion, and begs to enclose nominal list of the officers and crew of her Majesty's late gunboat Wasp, corrected up to the latest information in office:- DROWNED. John D. Nicholls, lieutenant and commander. George E. King, lieutenant. Thomas S. Gappy, sub-lieutenant. ...

... DISTRIUCr NEWS. d1 1,ARDIFF. IPInto Wroniss CoHmirrg -A meeting of this colnllittee was held at the Towni-hall on Thurs- day, Alderman Daniel Jones presiding. Mr. W. E. Clarke, builder, appeared before the commnitte' tc explain why he' allowed certain premises to be eoccupied without first having obtained the cetr otificate that the premises were fit for habitation YIt appeured thit the plans ...

... PONTYPRIDD. POLICE-COURT.—On Wednesday before the Rev. D. W. Williams and Mr C. Bassett. who were relieved early by Judge G. Williams and Mr John (Llantri-wanc)— David Jones, Porth, was brought III) in custody charged with the man- slaughter of Sannel llnauis, and was Jemanded for a week.- Edward bimtii, of Geliigar, was charged by his master, Mr Watkius, with stealing three sheep. Ine bencii ...

... ti COAL TliAFFlU HY RAILWAY TO LONDON FROM SOUTH WALES. The tropical weather which prevailed during a considerable portion of August, as might be ex- pected.had a marked influence upon the coal trade a so iar as household qualities were concerned. The a diminished demand caused the competition to be more than us 1 ally keen, and 88 far as the London trade was concerned, prices ruled very low, ...

... THE ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER.—Oa Monday an inquest was held at the Vaughan Arms, Hafod, before Mr E. B. Reece, coroner, ou the body of Samuel Williams, married, 24 years of age, who died on the 14th inst., from injuries re- ceived on the 6th at Hereford. Having heard the evidence, the jury returned a verdict (If. Man- slaughter against David Jones, who is com- mitted to the next assizes. ...

... MR CHAPM iv's FAME for producing the Best Photographs in the Principality is still deservedly on the ill.-rea.e. Some lovely paintings, his own work, view at the studio, 255, Higii-street. 46701 THIS PKOPLK'S J. Harrison Goliiie, Studio. :iee windows fur peci- mens. lnst intiin -ous prooess for e}¡if,tren. 69706 ...

... ^f^A^We re8st t0 bounce the death oi Mr h. V Evans, cnemist, of this place, which took piace last Monday evening. Th ...

... CARDIFF BICYCLE AND TRI- CYCLE CLUB. At the late annual meet and races, owing to the very wet weather, the Cardiff Bicycle and lric^cle Cluo became involved in very heavy debt, and to reimburse the members, it was resolved to adopt the pleasant procedur organising an evening concert. This was ar- range in such a short time, and followed so quickly upon another society's concert, the great ...