CARDIFF. ST. CrrTasm-,s's C ttan, CAISToC;.-On Sundas m orning this church, which was opened on the 7t i instant, wvas crowded, and an able sermon was preached by the Rev. C.J. Thompson, M.A.,vicar ot 7 St. John's, Cardiff. The preacher. in alluding to thir ?? service, emnrhatic

CABDIFF HIGHER GBADE SCHOOL. - - -- - A - - - -- - I - To-day tle members of the Cardiff School wi Board will open without ceremony the act Advanced Elementary School which has just been | tre built at Adaesdown. under their auspices. ga, rite necessity for such an institution ha

dyl R. SA.IN1UMt, -W . AL.LEV, CO.NSUL'rING AND MECHANICAL EYNGINEERL 6, BU'tS-STItEFT, BUTrS DOCKS, ( U A1' DI'F. ShtODlICA L IpMtuCTIONs or Milu4tiit stud Bttwiotsary Bilgizle eu 1if ULsileva Iulsd mid ComideiLian ltpoitoa remdered of 1l4e 0wli5, of ?? L)ticY. ?? IJStGtCehtal41

NEWPOHT TuWNN COJUNC-. fle monthly meeting was h eld on Tuesday, the tn.ayor in tlh chair. Aldermen E. J. Davis, Wyndhain Jones, J. Murphy, and Councillrs J Giubs, T. Jones, M. Mordev, F. Phillips, H, Faulkner, 0. Goss, J. W. Jones, A. *Blake, A. C Jones. 0. Ho-kins, J. C. Snndti

RESTIGNATTON OF THE GOVERNMENT. MINISTERIAL 'a I3 STATEM1ENTS TO iM ttPARLIAMENT. tb m ni ADJOURNMENT OF 1u be a BOTH HOUSES. at Me -in las cID THE SCENE IN THE HOUSE ' ngfth ng OF COMMONS. ithc an EXCITEMENT IN LONDON.ti cc Lhf- ar est FEELING THROUGHOUT THE cc COUNTRY. in re of

LIBERAL MEETING AT AIMANFORD. V. SELECTION flF A CANDIDATE FOR EAST CARMAIRE1RNSHuIiER d On Monday afternoon the council of the recentlv-torned Lits nd Associatiort ror LEst o- Carmarthsnshire held its first uteeting at the 31n Ivorites--jinil, Atmlimun1rd, Dr. Reas, 'Virbacb, In

VISIT OF THE BRITISi MEDICAL ASSOCIA.TION TO CARDIFF. re NINARY. [Byr AP ?? T tbe !bimbeats of the British Mideat Adifolas - tido greetiolk say to you, geniemet, that In 1 rt the coured of your yearly perambulations yoU may id have visited larger And more Imposirig planes than i,

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I THE QU-AR TERLLY EVIE'Tv ON I BAILY WELSH HISTORY. I The new number of the Quarterly Review kn has an able article on the Elarly History of . j Britain based upon five recent works, of Pr which we need only particularise two, wl namely, Mr. CHAnRL7s ELTON'S "Origins of p Englis

THE ;.USSO AFGHAN QUARREL. THE RECENT BATTLE. ON THE FRONTIER. V . - tl GREAT LOSS OF THE AFGHANS. II PILLAGING THE ENGUSH n CAMP. u ti --t THE AMEER'S SUB - JECTS IN REBELLION. -~tn PENJDEH OCCUPIED o BY THE RUSSINS. r'" CXNTRAL N2Zs" TELEGMAYSB.] ST. PETERSBURG, 'TVsnDAr. The M