... CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS. SCALE OF CHARGES FOR AD VE RTISEMENTS. BUSINESS ADDRESSES, Publications, and Educational Per insertion. 1 to 5 insertions .4d per line, or 4s per inch 6 to 12 ,i .3d 3s n 13 and upwards 2d „ 2s „ LEADER PAGE- 1 to 5 insertions 6d per line, or 6s per inob 6 to 12 „ 4d 4s „ 13 and upwards. 3d „ 3s „ PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, Bazaars, Concerts Eisteddfodau, ...

... The coal shipments foreign from each of the Sooth Waios ports fell off last month as compared with November, tbouga with the exception of Swansea the tigures in each instance compare favenrably with those recorded in the correspond- ing month of last year. The diminished export was, n.) doubt, attributable to the cessation of work at the collieries during the Christmas holi- day, and it is ...

... MR. GLADSTONE'S R.PLY. — A Categorical Denial. I The Press Association on Friday received for publication, from Mr Gladstone, the following reply to the manifesto of Mr Parnell:— Sir,—It is no part of my duty to canvass the manifesto of Mr Parnell, which I have received this morning, and I shall not apply to it a single epithet, for I am not his judge in any matter, and I believe myself to ...

... THE WElK'S HEATTH BilL. The return of the Registrar-General; for the week ending Saturday last (19th April) shows that in 28 of the largest towns in England and Wales, each containing 70,000 persons or more, and of which Cardiff is one ot them, there wore registered 6,174 births and 3,892 deaths. The deaths corresponded to an annual rate of 20'9. The ratios of mortality in the several towns ...

... The return of the liegistrar-General for the weekending Saturday last, 16th August, shows f that the rates of mortality iu the several towns, | arranged in order from the lowest, were follnux, Nottingham .11'9 Portsmouth 20*8 Oldham.. 12*8 Norwich 20'8 Bristol 14-1 Birmingham.21-0 Bradford .14 3 Brighton 21 •& Derby ### 14*5 • — •• — .«•••• .-21*6 Halifax *l5'9 Birkenhead 218 Plymouth 17*2 ...

... Proposed Department of Medical Sciences. Since the last published list the following generous donations have been promised, soaking a total of £ 3,193 10'1. Five hundred circulars, giving information and inviting donations, have been sent out to the medical profession in South Wales, and we would take this opportunity of remiudiug thosa who have not yet replied that public generosity ia likely ...

... Resuits of the Scholarship and Exhibi- tion Examination. At a special meeting of the Couucil of the College, held yesterday, the following awards were made cn the results of the recent scholarship nnd exhibition examinations 1ST AWARD.—Mr Arthur Arkell (fartridge-road), of tile Higher Grade School, Caruiff, Tile Drapers' stho:arsuip üf.£35,tenal>Je for one year,but renevvableto the holder if ...

... THE WEEK'S MARKETS, V CORN. CARDIFF, Saturday. i.naturday.—Knglish wheat Rood supply, except for best samnles. and PrlC? favoured buyers. Foreign wheat was in retail reqo** and rather lower. Grindin? barl»y was ...

... CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS. SCALE OF CHARGES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS. BUSINESS ADDRESSES, Publications Educational Per I to 5 insertions 4d per line, or 4s pef't>^ 6 to 12 „ 3d 3s » 13 aud upwards 2d It 2s .» LEADER PAGE— 1 to 5 insertions 6d per line, or 69 per 6 to 12 „ 13 and up wards 3d „ 3s » u PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, Bazaars, Conc«r^ Eisteddfodau, Shows, Sports, Religious Sei'*lC ...

... The Truth about the Meyricke J rust. Mr Stuart Rendel, M.P., has sent the following communication to the principal of Jesus College, Oxford:— At the joint meeting of the Liberal aud Con- servative members of Parliament for Wales and Monmouthshire the subject of the Meyricke endowment was considered, together with the following fact8: 1. By his will, made in 1712, Edmund Moy- rioke devised ...

... The Challenge Banner. Appended is a summary of the successful candi- dates at the recent examination held in connection with the Cardiff Welsh Sunday-school Union Name of School. Passes. Failures. Per- centages 1st Class. 2nd Class. of marks gained. BETHANIA.- 0 4 0 20 1 1. 9 8. 0 58 Marion-street..2- 19. 10 131 MAY-STREET 10 8. 10 55 Minny-street. III 5 151 PETNBVOKE-TERR'CE 10 17 50 44 43 16 ...

... THE WtEKS MARKEtS. CORN. NEWPORT. Wednesday.—There was a fsir attest ance, but very htle business was done. meat quiet, prices slightly in favour of buyers. Barley 6d cheaper. MaiZe flat, and round 3d lower. Oats and beans changed. GLASGOW, Wednesday.—The market was dull ia nearly a 1 depar mónts, a slight concession here and there made a few sales result. Flour, however, bas if anything a ...