... BY SENTINEL. WniLB Cardiff people are constantly calling attention to something they hope to do with a view or attracting large steamers to the port they are so proud of, Swansea is frequently able to inform Hie public of accomplished facts in a lje direction. Just at the present moment an experi- ment is being tried with steamers trading between the Black Sea and Belgian ports which have ...

... Mr'RLSBROL-GH, Tti,tiay. -The pig iron n):kotw:)sqmt'.t!tndh)acnv?. having a n, Iidity air about It. The tteua;UJ(:e Wall I!lIlall. ¡¡n(i I)tiyf,,ri trf-, fi,,l g b.A(-k. Theshipmenta,thne'h! ('nnailed by dl.fl ...

... Mr W. H. SflTH then moved that the order of the day for a committee on the impeiial defence (sxpensss) have precedonce this day of the notices of motion and other orders of the day. Mr BROADHURST opposed the motion. It was a breach of faith on the part of the Government, who had promised to keep a house that night for his motion with respect to distress in large towns. It might be said that ...

... SHOCKING CRUELTY TO A HORSE AT LLANTRISSAINT. iTAt Llantrissant police-court yesterday-before the stipendiary (Mr Iguatius Williams)and Mr E. John—Inspector Greenwell, of the R.S P.C.A., charged Thomas Williams (blacksmith), Davie: Lewis and Jacob Lewis (farmers), all of Pentyrch, with having, on the 17cb of April, cruelly ill- treated a horse by putting a piece of hot iron a foot in length iu ...

... GLAMORGAN SHIRE MAGISTRATES AND THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL. Yesterday an adjourned meeting of the committee appointed by the Court of Quarter Sessions outhc 18th ult. to watch the progress of the Locivl Government Bill was held in the Crowu Court at the Town-hall, Cardiff. Mr J. T. D. Llewelyn presided, and there were also present the Revs R. Knight aud D. W. Williams, General Lee, Dr Eianklen ...

... SWANSEA HIGHER. AND LOWER SCHOOL HOAUU. The above board is formed of seven member*. Twenty cauuioiites were duly nominated. Three only have withdrawn. Consequently, an election takes place to-dav \S ¡turd;¡y). between the hours of 12 o'clock andlj o'clock. The following are the oR W Bo'.ney, Sketty, clergyman. aJolm hvie8. Cadlsy, Congregational minister, John Davies, Login, farmer. I.ewis ...

... THE TIN-PLATE TRADE. THE COMING STRUGGLE AND ITS RESULTS. TOTHEEDITOR. Sm,-ThlJ action of the Worcester and Forest tinhouse mnu, who g ...

... At the CardiS po!ice-court oa Monday—baforo Mr T. W. Lewi.? (stipendiary) and Dr Faine— Darnel Former (21) was charged with stealing fix pairs of boots, value jE2 4- from the shop of Arthur A. Leek, 27, on tbe 13dl inst. The prisoner, aided by a companion, broke into tha shop about eight o'clock on Sunday morning. The confederates were making their way out witnhalfa pairs of boots when they ...

... SERIOUS GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION AT BRYNMAWIi. About seven o'clock on Monday night a serious accident occurred to 1\1r: Eustace, the keeper of a shooting gallery situate at the bottom of Beaufort- street, Bryumawr. Mrs Eustaoe, assisted by a girl, was loading some of the guns used at the place, when, from some unexplained cause, the fl'lsk of powder exploded, severely lacerating Eustace's right ...

... COLOL HILL' BILL. COLONEL Hilt's WHICH provides for a pension for widows and orphans of merchant seamen, has met with an unfortunate obstruction. It came, yesterday, before Mr Campion, one of the ex- aminers of the House of Commons, for proof of compliance with the standing orders. There was no opposition, but on examination it appeared that the requisite notices had not been given within the ...

... The SOUTH WALES DALY NEWS may he obtained in the of tile 10.45 G. W.R. t,ra. ...

... FHIDAY..MAY OUR NATIONAL DEFENCES. SoME busy bodies are making a great fuss at present about our national deJences, and we suppose we may expect, to hear a good deal said for some time to come on this fertile topic. It is admitted that we cannot, in the nature of things, cope with the chief continental powers in the matter of a. standing arn.y ao that we may at once give up Lhe idea of the ...