... id Fifty years ago a society was formed for tO the purpose of disestablisbing the Church orfn of England. It was composed of advanced t Nonconformist~s, led a precarious life for r ~.many years, and was Scarcely known outside he its own limited circle. The founder of it was s Mr. EDWARD MxurzL, an Independent minis- SC ter of Leicester, who was so displeased with c the clergy of that town that ...

... POPUILAR - PfIREINOLGICAfCK LECiURES AT CAR1DIFF'. I Du ring tire pat frev days thrq Coloei. -ltal'l Car.- I lo iifih-i bern,:wd Lun-it tn-day (ifoanday5)wee' wii Lre, N ill orcuptied by Ar. ?? Mrs. a. M. Thompson for tlhe d x( purpose c f delivriitira cour-e ?? popular 1-ciures t on phlreriologs ri:d phttiytlogr. Ileese lee- C tures ate ?? A highly ertmirlaiting arid e inptructive character, ...

... i - CALRDIFF. - i ?? Tax flsatnvE held in the Colonial-hall on W~ed- ad nueday night shows that the Conscrvative working di men of Cardiff are fully alive to tlto ?? which l they are expected to do in t1cc future. The large room was crowded, and the oi addreces,~ 'which were delive-red wvere a2 received with. the greatest enthusiasm. 'Tie I atllsaing wvas more th~an o.rdiuctily interest- inig, ...

... , tt - -z 2 -, A 9ff i & XV 1a Yr:F w>,-ES P TED in rE ,I S II An , ; I Another disastrous O.olonle has ?? the States 'of Alabama, Georgia. and Virgini a3 ?? ?? ?? .. .- . 1 I- ? ° carrying away houses a iniing I injurio' ut many people. oJ The ?? crisis in FrAnce is unabated, no Cabinet having yet been formned, A' The Speoial arocll olilmission resumed cal yesterday, when there wa; a ...

... 1lFTROPOLITAN XOT S.- '1 Tan QUE-MIS S&EECOL r The terms of the Qusen's Speech having hb h baenfln~apjracr oed hyher Majesty in Council ci n to-day mesday), I am able to state abutho- dj rittively (says our London correspondent) which thtgbp~eoh wlrll 1found i ernbcdy. r * Takea in the order in whi re Govern. mot propcme to givo thorn cc : priority of tteatment though not n Moes h 7a srily o ...

... CARDIFF. GirgAYS HAWTAIOW701 OF Tarn Prnaoez0 La&tenit -A. very, successful ua-sting Wrse beld ?? tad Veveningf in time Nrsrir~naiSholom Cs'tnys. Says tinder the directirra of Mrs. Dow.aon) end Mr. Mats eamth, a, serieit of tableaus vlvants; were presntrid.i *ut. to the oteibers, tand were Itighlyl appreciaited. Miss Drinkwaier played two pieces on the violin in sp'endid style. Captain Morgan. ...

... A SESIOUS IN - D NITP. I*0 'or SlLaBOdIN e niad some very grave charges against the Gladstaiiitaius its his place - tinthe iouse of Lords on 'T'hursday:- For F the Ifirst tite in the history of this country,' said his lordship. opposi'ional %was used ! afailns' dl Ilthose who admiuisleretl the sav-i 1 against Ali. istors, snagistrales.. and policemen Fl'-by thoio whie spolke in the niame ...

... it D x'LL], E ti a s A MC =, I 2SI Oi-DA X, SIEX'SUAJ71Y 18 IS, SS).9 l It Is officially announced that the Queen e I has been plutased to approve of the appoint- 1 Iont, of thR 'Ppv A al -V- 1l jt-l' ?? -U (LjJJAI U Ut tUU cypltt-11L ;i- moent of the Rvev. A. G. Edwards, vicar off ar Cless Carmarthen, to the bishopric of St. Asaph. j mle At a meeting on Saturday of the South I W'ales and ...

... t Iof ; RESTORATION OF ST. JOHN'Som i CHURCH, CARDIFF. fea ! .fol il: .- lotwn Mr. SERMONS BY TIIH £7EV. C. J1.. Wed rSdC THOM PSON. steax Lod, days aue Suliday was a meworable ity for the wor- tOY s5:ilpr rq tt the ancient ParLish Ctiurch 02 St. Jon's, ST -a is C trohif, fur it was II,, lust occasiou, after 70 years lew in its prc seot foria, in which it will be used prior to restot-wton. ...

... OUR VOLTJNTEER FORCE. lS^ ?? zoAan ?? - Al V. - ?? ?? Y XWL hLL44LJL .C(3l.jl C Tbegenial President of the Royal Academy, a who distributed the prizes to the members of a the 20th Middlesex (Artists') Corps at their Li annual dinner, held at the Criterion on t, S;turday night last, was quite right in his c stetement of the fact that there was a time- v and that not DO very loug ago-when the P ...

... ahel Oab FO DERIhG OF A oer SCHOONER lat.- ' ?? G ihe - il) ALL ON BOARD DROWNED. [ng. peehd TERRIBLE DISASTER NEAR BOLTON. da end ; talC SIX LIVES LOST. 90- th W. The Press Association ?? correspondent oen telegraphs that during the gale at Little Lever, n Lere Ml' *ith near thatplace, on Friday evening the gable end fa rere of an unoccupied building fell upon two cottages, elb tich comple ...

... d ?CAEU:)IFlT. Cowros ?? upon the demand of the Routh IB ! 'Wles colliere for aK advan-c in wvar prce of a the cM$ stapl of tho port fell onr Tsaday, ead trade cutboritioe sy r lonrer figure is even Yhelir to be reached. Fostunately, however, this pee- vina-sn.a doos rcct partae o! a permanent chlracrter, jf'r tlhe same pcotple profess to believe that ite lost W grouod -rill bt reconred agr. ...