... INDEPENDENT chapel. - A grand bazaar was held at The Temperance-hall on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, on behalf of the building fund of the new Independent Chapel, Albion-square. Each day, especially in the even-. ings, the hall was filled with people of all denominations, the pleasures of the occasion being considerably enhanced by the excellent performances of the fine band of the 6th ...

... CORIRiSPONDE NCO i. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters inttended forpusbtirvatieu motel be aecomlpOaieC' by the iname and address of thre wrilter, not nwecessarily' form pmblieoation, butt for the infori'atioso of ?? Editor. We cannot undertalre in any ease to return unused eon-. tribuetiolis. Letter-s should be as brief as possible to e-l5u5'C attenitioni, EDUCAPION IN WFALES. 'TO TRE ...

... At the Marlborough police-court, on We(lnesdlay, John Pve, refreshmnent.bouise keeper, No. 25, Poland-street; Sarah Pye, his wife; Eliza Wadley, wifo of a chemist in Caeeaby-ssreet; Edwin Parker, No. 21, Warwiek-street. tailor; and William Henry Irvine Sheridan, surgeon, ereO brought before ~r. Tyrwhitt for final examination, eharged withl asesolting Elizn Perch, 18 years of age, and ...

... I sRirrla'S TSLOE.AII&S,) FRA NCE. PAT]sA, ,]AN, 20. Yest?,rday, the riiatbers of,'the present Ministry lvld reception0s a0 their respective oilioit'l resi- dences, hen la g-reat number of persons was pro- srnt. Mamy members o! forumer Parliaments at- ,cide~d at the Miuistvy of Foreign Afltaivs. Ameong, them wit M. G niot, who conersed with 1dM. Ollivier and De. Persigny for upwards of ?? of ...

... RHYMNEY RALWAY, Tho ordinary half-yearlyi meeting of shareholders in the above company was hold yesterday, at Wood's -Hotel, Furnival's Inn, Londoni Mr. John Boyle in the chair. Nil. SHAND, the secretary, read the report, which stated that the traffic for the half-year had been slightly in excess of that for the same period of 1869; the total receipts beine £33,310 O,, as against £3S3,182 lSs. ...

... ST. DAVID'S AND ITS ANTIQU1TIE9, da. .a ag ne On Monday evening a lecture, onl the sesbject of SI. A David's and its antiquities, was delivered in the Nitimis oh school-room, Oxford-street, Swansea, by the Rev~ . D.. D. kr Colston, curate of Oysterrnontb, !the proceedsi of which use to be devoted to the fund for the restoration of -the cofee to dral of St. David's. The chair was taken by Mr. ...

... NEWPORT TOWN vOUNOIL. Ag. - I.I 0 mist l ~Of The usual fortnightly mreetiig. of AAhi council *wAs held. Wil by at the Council-rooni, Town-hall, Newport, yestbrday., I h AO' Present -i-Mi. Thomas Ieynon (Ma ) Ci h chair,; inssts, jiot Aldermen Hoanfgay. H. T. ,Davis Townseind; .Councillors thisI O ynhm ones,'S. Batchelor, G. W. J nes l anW- W- the 11Ns 09t Nops ?? l ire. '4~~ATCH ,cOUUTTzX tE o ...

... LONfDON. e .-(FROm OUR OWN CORRE5POWDfNT.) t TaunvsDny EvrNm G,. One of the most significant features of the week not commented On by the papers is the visit of the Grand Duke Constantine of Russia to the Emperor Napoleon at Chisel. h burst. The Grand Duke is brother of the present Emperor and calling to recollection the friendly sympathy which was e known to exist between the latter and the ...

... SWANSFEA AND GLAkfORGCAN HORTI. CULTURAL AND FLORAL SOCIETY. | f The fifthl exhibition of flowers, fruit, and vegetables, in connevtion vwith this society, was held on Thursday, on the Swansea cricket-field, at Bryn-y-mor. The weather was obi e delightfully fine, and a large number of visitors weref n present. The attractiveness of the show in itself was Co j, enhanced by the engagement of the ...

... (V-,O 11 ?? EDITIOle IVE5STERN MALL OFFioN, 4 A.M. (REUTEXCS TELEGRAMS.) AtTSTRh . ,i mY'NNA. Nov. 7., EvIINOx.-Tlic mloumlliellt to the late Emprcor 2siaxitilialU was u1nveiloed to- (lay ill thle j'resemice tf the Emiperor. Ti1e Y. c-r ?? Beust's resignation has been :eIeptct.. The Wlc it t L( PIYSS Says Count ii' V ,y ill sii>'ti'd Isiiin. The ThW Uall says t6aft Coittit BEtist. will be ...

... MESwt A.YP.R. i STEcALING XoNSivr.At -the, Police-CoUrt;.Yest~rd&, A. womarn naa iimc. M4ry.Wgters was committed for trvialfor stealing a ovegthe~property of another woman: paied Inn ate.Thosni ofy ?? stolen from a boi~wbile I 'te p~seatri wa ou ofher 'house. .The key of tt~o *ai fcitnd ~ii the prisondr. 17 CAUTION TO W UD~4HBI5 ttc ~le., court yesterday, two young men, nemeda ThdimJoenoi, ...

... A LUNATIC AT WINDSOR CAISTLE | and. I in Onl Tuesdany monisng, at the sneetiiig of the guanlimlii lie thle Windsor Unin Mr P. U Cratehley inl thle chair,1 the somewhat singular case was brolght before the notice O the board. Y& Nrr. it appears that a well dressed and gentlonwlad i'n iOOW RISe calls himuself Ur. Abrahinm Levi, upon arriving in lyindsor dis. about four o'clock on Saturday ...