... THE EDITOR OF THE CARDIFF I TIMES. Presentation to Mr Taylor. On Monday evening, a number of colleagues and friends of Mr J. Taylor, until recently editor of the Cardiff Times and South Wales Weekly j News, assembled at the-offices of the South Wales Daily News for the purpose of bidding him tar^- | well on the occasion of hia departure for London. They took the opportunity to present to him ...

... E^T'y on Tuesday morning Mr Worrell, of r,v' th',jrk-teace» P°rth. was suddenly awakened k ackling of timber. Discovering the room ^.v« h smoke, he rushed to the window and „iiL alarm to his neighbours. He then called the landlord, his wife, and three children, Vu0m immediately made good their of the staircase, wer. ...

... FERNDALE COLLIERY AND THE SUDtNQ-SCALE. Dissatisfaction amongst the Workmen. [FROM OUR MINING CORRESPONDENT. J From inquiries I made at Iferndale on Satur- day of some of the workmen employed at the Ferndale collieries-which are commonly known by the numbers 1, 2, 3 (Bodringallt), 4, and 5— respecting the dissatisfaction that has prevailed amongst them for some weeks past in reference to the ...

... Lewis's Odontic relieves Toothache instantly. RHEUMATISM, acute or chronic, relieved h» Colmati's Conoentrated Mustard Oil » T Dec. 3, 1885, says Do you know from Rheumatism I ask because if v«u *T tell hna or her about a wonderful remedi vL v see.. Coiman's Mustard everywhere wvft JOU •bave1 Colman bad rheumatism, and discoverer? 'SStEP1^ a green oil in mustard seeds which cures it fftmb rS ...

... BY W.Abraham, M. P., Mabon. UNION IS STRENGTH. The avowed object of trades unions is to secure for the workmeu that share of the profit of pro- duction which is due to labour.—G. Potter. In view of the fact that the vast majority of our working population continue to be bard workers, and have to be content with the bare necessaries of life, oftentimes with hardly sufficient food and raiment, ...

... Unconscious murderers daily mingle in life's busy throng, who have no thought of the penalty which should be measured out to them, who daily stab and maim their innocent victims with faults of character which they have not the will or in- clination to subdue. A lady in Michigan recently lost an ear through the carelessness of a burglar who shot wide of the mark—her husband. The most painful ...

... LOCAL POLICE NEWS. Theft of Omnibus Tickets at CardiS. — At tbe Cardiff police court on Satuiuay, Samuel Griffiths (18), Frederick Slocombe (17), ani Taomas Evans (16\ 'bus con- ouctors, were cittirged, Griffiths with stealing, and Slocomba and Evans with receiving two rolls ot 'bus tickets, value 22s, from the 'bus office, High-streeet, the property ot Messrs S. Andrews and Sons.—Walter May, ...

... ABDUCTION OF A CHiLD BY A NUN. The Nottingham. Daily Express says:—Great excitement wall created ou¡ùe the Albert-nail on Saturday evening about ten o'clock by the violent seizure of a child, about nine yaarw of age, by a nun belonging to the couvent in Derby-road. The name uf the child is Pleasanoe Brioniloy, and she has been for the last two months an inmate of tbe Midland Orphanage, Lenton. ...

... CARDIFF HEALTH COMMITTEE. The Pontypridd Sewage Scheme. A meeting of the health committee of cue Oardjff Corporation was held at theTown-hall on Tuesday* The Mayor (Aid. Jacobs) presided, and there were present Aid. D. E. Jonss (deputy chairman). Councillors Vaughau, M'ldon, Hraiu, Gibbs, and James. — Mr Councillor Mildon attended and complained that insufficient attention was paid to- the ...

... nf i 8 poni Chancellor cook his seat in the House ■Liords at a qviarter-past 4 o'clock. SAVING LIFE AT SEA. c,lu committee, on the Merchant Shipping (Life ^ijg Appliance*} Bili, oa clause 3, -Itie Earl ot KAVE.NSWOKTH proposed an aniend- et with the view oi compelling the President 01 the Board or Tfcide iiot to make or vary rules Under the act, except with and by the advice oi a commit ee. ...

... The Lord Chancellor took his seat in the House of Lords. at a quarter-past four o CIOCK. THE TITHE QUESTION. The Tithe Rent-Charge Bill passed through committee. The House having resolved itself into committee on the Tithe Rent-Charge Recovery and Variation BUI, Lord TTggBTBK moved an amendment providing that where the tithe rent-charge nearly ap- proached the net profits of the land. the land ...

... THE CHARTIST MOVE- MENT. By William Francis. No 3.-HENRY VINCENT: THE DEMOS- THENES OF THE MOVEMENT. Let him but stand, in spite of power, A watchman on the lonely tower, His thrilling trump will rise the land, M'hen fraud or danger is at hand By him, as by the beacon light. The pilot must keep course aright. Sis W. SCOTT. In the Patriot newspaper of May 20th, 1839, the following paragraph ...