... INQUESTS.—On Saturday last an inquest was held at the Shipwrights Arms. Cardiff, on the body of Thomas, aged 13. It appeared that deceased was a native of Tongwynlais that he was employed in a boat plying between Cardiff and Aberdare; that the boat had arrived at Cardiff on Friday. About four, P.M., the boatman went to look for his horse, leaving deceased standing on the cabin. He had not been ...

... THE BOWRINGTON HEAVY HORSS have resumed their work; and if we may form an opinion from their appearance, we may safely conclude that their late visit to the coast has produced the most satisfactory results. BAIL COURT, FRIDAY.—(SITTINGS IN BANCO BEFORE MR. JUSTICE WIGHTMAN.)— ROSE V. THE PORT TAL- BOT DOCK CO.—PRACTICE—Mr. Vaughan Williams showed cause against a rule obtained by Mr. ...

... CARDIFF POLICE MONDAY, [Before Richard Reece, F.S.A., Mayor.] The Mayor having taken his seat, addressed Mr. lowne (the Merlin's correspondent), saying —I find that you and Mr. Williams (of the Guardian) have reported several cases of drunkenness, which were adjudicated upon by me, in such a manner as to make it appear that I had dismissed them, although the offence was clearly proved. ow I ...

... STATISTICS OF THE COAL TIU DE. THE COAL MEASUUES or coat measures are notcoutiued to the north of England, in Northumber- land and Durham; they are to be found, fortunately for this country, forming large portions of the stratification in many districts of the three kingdoms. From the Gram- pians to Sussex, and from the German Ocean to the Irish Sea, the predominating geological feature of the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. NVY'VNERDAY, June 10. COMMITTEE ON GIROUP 22. This Committee met to.day at 12 o'clock, Sir George Grey in the chair. IPSWICIH AND BURY ST. I DMUND'S (NoRWICH EX'rTNSION.) The remaining clatisca of this bill were agreed to, and it was ordered to be reported. L.OWRSTOFT AND BECCIS RAIWAY AND DRAINAGE. Mr. Austin, for the promoters of this bill, informed the Committee, that in ...

... VISIT OF IBRAHIIM PACHA To BPLr,\5T ., -. - - . I . - It was generally believed last week in this town th i we should be favoured with a visit from his Ii. ' Ibrahim Pacha, eldest son of the present potprj.1t* f Egypt, Mehiemet Ali, in the ourse of his to rol f these countries. Our anticipations were uler\ p I realized by the tact of the Parha's arrival, on slo; .morning last, by the Roy dl ...

... LE ED S: . :%T o - - pla, SATURDAY, JUNE 27. p Sir TnACtuARsAN TIIUNnER AT WAiuEIELD-The fi gaell a uri'mintions of Popes against individuals or cemruunities who exy 9 diltterel from the Ronman Catholic faith, lave been often his ad heard, but it seems that the Established Church of England inc S ulso can thunder when she pleases ; at least, some of bar strc Vy ministers try hard to imitate ...

... LORDS BROUGHAM AND STANLEY- AMUSING INTERLUDE IN A GRAVE PERFORMANCE. MxAN is tile only animal that laughs; and we sometimes see, in actual life, as well as in the great writers who have best portrayed it, SHsANsPEARE and SIR WALTER SCOTT, mirth oddly coming in to the relief of melancholy, and farce interweaving its motley colours with sable tragedy. The I-louse of Lords, all cold and stately ...

... CAPTURE AND OCCUPATION OF MATAMOONAS BY THE A tERI- w CANS-RETREAT OF T11E MTEXICAN ARMY-REFUSAL Or af RuE AMERICANS TO ENTER INTO AN AR55tSTICE-flto~5j- e ADE OP VERA CRUZ. a IS Liverpool, M~onday. L It ~~~('Press our own Correspondent.) to V The splendid and powverful steam ship Great Britain, Captain qi ;t Hoskins, entered the Mersey this morning at 8 o'clock, after an iv n exceedingly ...

... IBRAHIM PACKA. tF-A CA. W-__ __ (From the Morning Per.) This illustrious prince, whose arrival on Friday has excited so much interest on our shores, is the second son and heir-apparent to Mehemet Ali, the renowned ruler of Egypt, and was born somnewhere about the year 1797 adthoughcosdrle ubhn IIr197 althisgh considerable doubt hangs over the circumstances of his birtb, eomparativelyhittle ...

... BURNING OF AN INDIADIAN AT SEA. E By the arrival of the Agincourt East Indiana 1nat Grravesend, g on Tuesday evenirg,, from Calcrutta, we are in receipt of intelli- in gence of the total loss of the William Rathbone, East Indiamran, le by a dreadful fire thatbroke out on board on the night ofthe 8th of it hlsywhilscon her homeward voyage The William Rathbone was an English built ship, of ...

... IRELAN D. DUBLIN, Ju~ri., 13. fm'mto.av oull CoitirSIPONDLNT.] DIISTRESS OP, WilE' PE1OPILE. There are still comtplaintis ot' severe distress front mintly distrelcts 'I'lme! governument are abouit to issue the SUPPlies 0f 100d, so taroviilen~tially tiaced in granaries, to preserve thle poor front wanat du ring, thle most critleal pot iod of' thle season, when there is comiparatively littl ...