... I CARDIFF. ENTERTAINHINT.-On Wednesday evening the annual entertainment held in connection with the Great Frederick-street schools took place, and proved an unmitigated success. Several ladies and gentlemen took part in the proceedings, among others Miss Brython Thomas, R.A.M. A number of impromptu speeches and recitations were delivered, and MrJ. P. Lean rendered some comic songs. Mr Samuel ...

... )F| 16 ricea* theaI one EXRACTEDPr o sp n LaONoN Laraxs or Tim bold ~out £imp~oof Jfermots, Lin~mco Post, Westerm abi saw sa [p a DaeW Mercsor, Birminghanm Pase, Manchester for onde Guardian;, ifketl Telegraph, Weston NMoringfo Tills, the lyetzs, and fron the St. James's Gazette and A asir P411 MOfat Gazette, the' iver Jo- rere ORGANISING A NEW PARTY. clan! wasl Lord Randolph Churchill really ...

... RISCA CEMETERY AND CON. S.Ec1Arivoa I PUBLIC MEETDNG O RATEPAYERS. A meeting of ratepayers of tho local government district of Rises was held at the I'mtitlio-al in that plaeci emon Talsday, evening. for the purpose no meeting time tmembers of tile Luci BHard to discuss tre question of consecrating a portion of tie cemetery. Tle matter has bete tis I subject of a good deal of very lively ...

... SiECONID EDIT-l(1 ?? MstiAIL OCics, 4.30 A,3c FOREIGN INTELLiGENCE, TERRwIBFE PzANIC Inr A CATG i D,)AL. SEVERiALJ PIEJLSUNS KILLED. A LAtGE NU.MBEII INJURED. [FReoM DUE CORRFSPPSDSNT.i 1 NEW YORK. IuItnDsY. ' A te'israto fvona Mexico brings intelligence ,ta teprilrie tis cater w!,ich ocurr-d yesterdcF in the C;t litlic (att edt al at CGiliu ?? the capital i ?? nlie State of Snat natne. Tile ...

... .- ?? R-llLoNDON CORRESPO DE&M lo ma - e ?? , fir L$ rMoT99 150 THE L0EO1M IAITZ *V'M S u ' tfsejJ ?? Mrweia~ete GssardAa', WV Lsristjral lines end rMOW, tirisldsgk0 Gaurtte it iostete~ Daily ?? la DaiI4, Mncury, Liverpoei lfrrnay, Nneestgh g all ifitl Gazelle. U I> Everyone is wakiug o f ?? p at popl, Itiscertainl~7 a tender rn ocigS it epistle. 11,is by no meinS, Isoweverf, tile only Lii II ...

... ISWANTSEA SCHOOL BOARD. I U PROPOSED GENERAkL REDUCTION OF SALARIES. Iday Pi tnth- INTERE SfING DISCUSSION. t I a The monthly meeting of the Ss'ansea School seen Board. was bold at the offices, Fishler-street, on t ?? affsrnoon. Mdr. W. P. Richards pro. itsided, and there were also prese6nt, Mesrs. Edward a 'sn Roberts (vice-chairman), 3. Roberts, D. Harris, W.H by Howell, 3. Rees, A. Francis ...

... NO HOJPE FOR THE ANARCHISTS. I Rlvnytp~r CnOrRnintL nredicted Lord RANDOLPH CHURCHLL predicted truly the other day that the Irish game of disorder and disruption was up, whether in a Parliament or out. Proof of the fact O is constantly accumulating It is sup- e plied in abundance by the utter de- , moralisation of the Separatists, both on the e platform and in the press. They rave and fume i ...

... * AFF AlRS AT SWANSEA. TI TETOWX-CiMt I AND THEU LOCAL GOVERNMECN'T BOAIMD. h2~ip THE RESULTS OF ANALYSIS, Let oan OWN co'tHISwNDssr] Iof The drought eontinues at Swansea, WednesdAy Ito being a particularly sultry and oppressive day. oE Tbie Water rind Sewers Committee fully expect to be able to tide over the difficulty by means of the wells and tbe collieries, wisich will probably prove ve- ...

... -A CARDwIF SERVANT AND HER FAITHLESS LOVER. I -m AOTION FOR BREAKC OF PROMISE. SOME OF TRE LETTERS. £100 DAMAGES AWARDED, of At the ilamaorganehire Assizes, Swansea, on At Wediaesday,a breach of promise action was brought on' by Susan Jenkins, a domestic servant, residing at of Cardiff, against John Vonacott, a builder and ing licensed victualler, residing at the 'Fredegar Hotel, the Cardiff. ...

... POISOiNING THlE STREAM OF INF I1 I MATION AT ITS SOURUE. Upon a careful computation, we should Ray that about 76 per cent, of the world's infor- a mation on the Irish question is lies. As Mr. I U1oscuRx said the other day, the men who sit U at the keyboards of European journalism are o to a large extent Irish, which is as much e as to say that they are men possessed of t most vivid ...

... - .0 . . I 'll __ HOUSE OF LORDS.-FBIDn4 , The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- Ws sack at a quarteor Past four o'clock. as TfUE HESSIAN FLY, G DYLord CRANIIROOR, In reply to tile Uarl of Win- t W chilsea, stated that the Hessian fly hld appeared U In Hertfordshire, Camibridgeshiire, Suffolk, Wilt- 5 shire, Hlampslhrre, Essex flunliingdoushire, Sodllti r. fordabire, Lineolnhlgre, ...

... CJARDIFFR Palikosl LsEXuE, CANTON a.3 . S.-i'Oa 1g usual meeting of the above will be heis: a' the Ig Parobial-roorn, King's-road, this (Friday) atoeang, il at eight o'clock. Id SClOOt Ttar.-The annual outing of tie adults Bl of tie Gireat Fred-rick-street Sunday School taok ff place on Wednesdav nt Llintwit M tjnr, where a .e most enjoyable day was spent. The breaks wet. rs;supplied by Mr. A. ...