... MAESYCWMMER. SOCTH WALKS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SUMMER- FIELD 11ALL —Giris are educated for businesses pto- or trained for teachers at this school, and recouimeded to good situations when ready for them. At the dairy farm, adjoininc tbe school-house, there is accommodu 011 for six d»y pupils lodgings Is 6d per week. This would suit school-house, there is accommaitnit for six day pupils lodgings Is ...

... LLANDAFF. IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Tne business of Mr G!oo. Hest. JeweUer, Queeu-streer, Cardiff, will be closed. 011 the 2cth inst. Watches and jeweliery left for repairs ) 11.ust be culled for on or before the above date. The remaining portion of the stack will be sold iiy public auction ntxo week, commencing Monday, February 20th, at 7 o'clock in the evening. ib ...

... THE LOSS OF A BARQUE AND c 13 HANDS. PENALTY ON THE CAPTAIN. At the Guildhall, Bristol, on Thursday, the in-l quiry into the loss of the Norwegian barque Freidi3 and thirteen hands during a collll lision with the Dominion steamer Toronto, in the Irish Channel, was concluded. The court found that the Toronto tnd not been navi- gated in a seamanlike manner, and ouspendedkthe captain's ...

... Dr Robert Johnston, founder of the Stockport Visitor newspaper, died on Monday, at Souctipjrl, ageu 76. DKATH AT A PIIAYTR The Rev Bei.j-mm Wood, of the ij..p:i«t Chapei at Bra jforo, suddenly fell dead wnii.-r giving out the byir.ii at a prayer ine«t.ing on Monday night. He had been a pastor 28 years. LANEZRUPTCY CF LOUD ALGCSTCS LOFTUS. At the -Joooiid meeting of the creditors of Lord ...

... THE SEVERN TUNNEL. A few days since an inspection was made of the S'vern Tunnel w,th the idea of providing a signal- box at the lowest point or centre of the way. This step has been suggested in order to avoid the disastrous con-equences which might result to life supposing a portion of a mineral train bee:-ire. detached in the tunnel, was not observed, and was run into by a passenger tram ...

... CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTC DOCKS, MONDAY EVENING. There was a fair attendance on 'Change to- day, but, as regards the steam-coal trade, very little business was effected. For house coals the demand was faitly brisk, and prices for all descriptions closed firm. Patent fuel was in only poor rcc^u^a, and the same remark applies to pit- wood. There was a moderate demand for small steam and bituminous ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS PROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The Austrian steamer Tibor arrived at Gibraltar on Sunday with propeller worked loose. The schooner Luanda June, of Wexford, is ashore near Wexford. Crew saved. I he steamer Gwendoline, of Middlesbrough, from London, stranded when entering Sunderland Harbour. Crew saved by appaiatus The vessel will probably come off. The steamer Cannel, from Cardiff for ...

... MR PICKARD, M P.. TO PAY DAMAGES. At Leeds yesterday, the action for slumier brought by Mr Pepper, owner of the Monk Bretton Colliery, neainst Mr Pickard, M.P., was concluded.—Defendant bad cait reflec- tions on the working of the colliery and the treatment of the miners. J a crJUrt he alleged iuaccurate reports anil-,rivileve.-Av-rdietw.As given in favour of plaintiff, damages, £500. ...

... THE TRIAL OF MR RICHARD K. FOX (SPORTING LIFE TELIIAM.L NEW YORK, Ttie,day.t iie trial in which Mr Richard K. Fdx was charged witu aiding and abetting in bringing off prize fights resulted to- day in that gentleman'* acquittal. ...

... WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The steamer Gamma, from Alexandra for Hull, has put into Malta with boilers leaking. The Crofton Hail grounded in the Hooghly. but got off with assistance and oroceeded. The schooner Winifred, of London, laden with super- phosphate, has been towed into Grimsby derelict, after collision. The schooner South Downs, of Rye, from ...

... INTERNATIONAL .24 HOURS WALK- ING MATCH. Joe Scott (Champion of Austrainsiat:and Jack Hibbard, of Bethnal Green, who holds the record from fifty-oue to seventy miles, conte a twenty- four houro* walking match, which will be decided at the Royal Aquarium, to-day and toanorrow. ...

... THE INTER-UNIVERSITY WELSH STUDENTS' UNION. The movement towards the formation of a union between the Welsh students at the various univer- sities in the kingdom is making rapid progress. The Edinburgh Welsh Society a few weeks ago sent a circular to all the universities and univer- sity colleges, and as a result the Welsh stuc'ents at Bangor and Glasgow have unanimously agreed to join this ...