... I CARDIFF. ACCIDENT.—On Friday Mrs J. Morris, mistress at Tyndall-street Schools, accidentally fell down some stone steps and sustained a fracture of the arm. After having the broken limb set at the Infirmary Mrs Morris was con- veyed to her house at Eastbrook, Dinas Powis. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS DEATHS. Thomas.—On the 17th, Rt 37, Thomas-street, Grange- town, J'alillette Elizabsth, the dealiy loved wife of John Thomas, gatelveeper at New Cemetery. Funeral on Monday, 20th inst, 1 P-iii., for Cardiff Cemetery. Friends please accept this the only intiuwuioa. Gentleuien only. 206 ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS MARRIAGE. GnrmTES-CLARI&L.-Dee. 26th, at Llandaff Cathe- dral, by Rev. J. R. Buckley, Vicar, John Cadwalader Griffiths, of Church View. Ruabon. to Eliza, fourth daughter of the late Edward Clarke, Sciiptor, Llandaff. 15 DEATHS. FLETCHER.—On Christmas Day, at 222, Railway- street, Cardiff, Mary Ann, widow of the late EGwia Fletcher, Shoemaker, of Canton, aged 70 ...

... DEPU L Y-LIEUTENANT OF GLAMORGAN, The foil swing notincaticc in Tuesday night's Gazette is substituted for that which appeared in the tx'cucette fox the loti3 inst Commission signed oy the Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Glamorgan John lityd Dillwm Nisholl, Esq., to be deputj-iieutemunt • dated Otb nIt. ...

... BIRTH. MARSHALL.—December 5th. at 47. Amherst-street, Grangetown. the wife of William n. Marshall, of a daughter. 339 DEATHS. AMOS.—On the 3rd instant, Jestyn, beloved son of William and Frances Amos, Phiiog-terrace, Whit, church. Funeral ou Friday, 1 p.m., ior Daiiil)tern_ JAITRS —At St. Fagan's, December 3rd, James Jamlf* aged 94. Funeral Wednesday, 3.30. Deeply gretted. His end was peace. ...

... | BlftfHS7MARRiAGES,& DEATHS DEATH. Tonn.—February 10th, Kihnarnoek .Tames Todd, Marine Knjjineev. 2 p.m. bfioved and respecter by all who knew Lini, deeply regretted. 640 ...

... BEER AND THE BIBLE. From the State Church to the State pnbllo. house is, fays jKCJ valdx's Newspaper, but an easv •inu na»ur»i st*-p. Tiie Bishop of Llanda-ff o# W.noay will reopen the Liantrisant State Church. Alter the ceremony the parsons are to adjoin* for r.- ;-aliments to the New Inn. Good old Beet and Bible ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS DRATR. DEERE.—On the 17-th, at 40, Eclipse-Street, Alice Gwendoline, second daucdrer of David and Annie Deere, aged 18 years. 897 IN MEMORIAM. JONES.—William, beloved and only son of the late Edward nnd Elizabeth Jones, of 1, Herbert-street. Gone, but not forgotten. 567e ...

... BIRTHS, NIARRiAG'tS, (t DEATH& DEATH. HAMLET.—Februarv 20th, 7, Norm-terrace, Plaasey. street, Peii&.Lh, Thomas Oeorge Hamley, infant of Fred. S. Hamley, aged 7 weeks. ...

... Mountain Ash Outrage. Magisterial Proceedings. [SPECIAL TLEKGRAM TO THE At the Mountain Ash Police Court today, Edward John Jones, who was defended by O. Kenshole, was charged with wounding and causing grevious bodily harm to E. David Margan at the Lower Duffryn Colliery, Owm. penner, by striking him on the head with hatchet on the 29th April last. J. W. Bran a, solicitor, Aberdare, ...

... DON'T lunch or dine without asking for tbe new French Bread, Delicious eating and easily ...

... BALLOON PARIS, Tuesday:O Stockholm, in reply t(. vio certainly make a frdfol summer to reach the Nof! Dalziel. ) oi ...