... SPOETIXGr INTELLIGENCE. I LATENT LONDON BETTING. FOR LIVERPOOL CUP. ICO to 15 agst Toastmaster, o—7 to 1 t & w 15 to 2 Petronel, t & 0 8 to 1 Experiment, t 100 to 12 Victor Fmanuel, t &- o 100 to 12 Fernandez, o 11 to 1 Philammon, t 100 to 7 Prestonpans, t & o 100 to 6 — King Piiani. t & o 25 to 1 — Misenus, t & o ...

... The surrender of Dulcigno, although virtually decided upon, it is not yet an accomplished fact. The Sulton true to the instinct of a oriental ruler pursues a policy of delay, and seems to await compulsion. Montenegro will before long be in possession, and the dilatory nature of the negoti- ations may be accepted as evidence of a disposition on the part of the Great Powers to afford the Porte ...

... TO OUR EMENDS & THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. Economy is to day practised by all classes, even the wealthiest take price into consideration when they buy. If you wish to follow the same you must purchase your Clothing from the Manufacturers Alliance, 33, St. Mary- street, Cardiff, where Clothing of every description and snoring are charged at the first wholesale price. The following are a few of ...

... de Xemoins for his life time cannot well hand the mansion over to the Princess and her husband, as she wished to do> and, therefore, has placed a suite of thirty rooms in Hampton Court Palace, at their disposal. The apartments have been newly decorated, and richly furnished. There are fifteen [servants in attendance upon these poor per- sons—or personages! ...

... [special Mr. R. Griffin, of the statistical and commercial de- partment, Board of Trade, states in his preface to tho Agricultural Return-, of Great Britain, 1880, That the area returns as under cultivation has increased bv 126,000 acres since 1879, and the total increase in the ten years since lSGO is no less than 1,094,000 acres, or a greater area than the whole of Devonshire. Of this ...

... Horal fletos. GALLANT RESCUE BY A POOR MAN.— On Sunday after- noon, a gallant rescue of a drowning lad was affected at Cardiff on Sunday, by a seaman named Henry George Dunstan, of Newport. About half-past two o'clock in the afternoon Dunstan, who had come to Cardiff in search of a ship, was sitting on the canal bank, when he heard a splash in the water, and looking in the direction he ...

... THE CARDIFF BOROUGH AlDIS. y PAPER BY MR. PETER PRICE. At the last meeting of the Cardiff Naturalist's Society, held under the chairmanship of Mr. Hey wood, C.E., Mr. Peter Price read a very interesting paper on the Borough Arms. He said :-Thero was a remarkable history connected with the subject. The arms were tm- blazoned on the front of the Town-hall gallery, and to those he would draw the ...

... The result of Monday's polling in the various wards of the Borough have surprised most per- sons, and in one or two eases there is reason to suspect that the defeated candidates committed the deplorable mist;-1 of under-rating their opponents. Mr. Sanders, for instance, has been caught 'napping. There is no doubt about that. Too little exertion was put forth by him, the prevailing idea also ...

... paper, to otter ilt (lie out to I an excuse fur of iis appearance, as it only too frequently happens that they arc neecssaiily conscious oi the fact that their undertaking is simply a, commercial speculation, or a party venture. Rut on the present occasion there is, as vre respectfully sub- mit, no apology needed. The South Wain Echo has been called into existence by a general ex- pression of ...

... LOXDOtf LETTER. [Written- Expk^&ly foii THE SOUTR WALEs Eciio.] k 0. U LONDON. Friday Morxing. \t if not yet known whether Mr. Gladstone will be able to leave Ilawarden for London, in order to be present at the Lord Mayor's banquet in Guildhall, on Tuesday next. It was under the advice of his physician that he abstained from attending the dinner given to Mr. Adam, on his appointment as ...

... H3u:tf)S, iflatnatjes, antf HBeatijs. No announcement will be inserted under this heading unless authenticated by the name and address of the sender, and accompanied by a remittance for J s. for 25 words or less, and od. for each additional words. BIRTHS. IIOL-,IES.-On the 28th ult., at 6, East terrace, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. Albert Holme, Compositor, of a son WALTEKS. — On the both ult., ...

... Denominational Intelligence. I T. JOHN'S, CARI)IFF.-Tli,-tnk-s t) the generosity of a lady, whose name is kept a profound secret, several important additions and alterations have been made this week, in the chancel of St. John's Church. A new altar, the framework of which consists of maho- gany, has been placed there. The panelling is of carved ebony, and this relieved with gold, presents a ...