... h ;SWANSEA. tha ?? TILE OYSTER Fis~rnarS AT TEE MVUsmnars.-It ig a, e51 I5, Curiously di~pntecd point whether the coal fields of 'South .4I ?? Wales, for instance, or those of asey other part of tbe MC Queen's dominions' are in asiy danger, within assy given OX) nd Lumber of years, of being finally exhausted. We be~lieve thin that the balance of opmniosi is on thle s ide of aI comfortable ...

... {red aby-ns he at. o. ?? 11 I (To the Editoa of the Western MGvJ1.) SIR,-Perhaps you may be listened to, as you are a new sli exponent of public opinion. It is very common, I know, to SC find fault with local government, and perhaps it is much b) easier to state a fault than to prescribe a remedy in the generality of instances. NevertlielessImusttake exception an to the mismassaged blnsifiess ...

... (veco22r OURt OWN COnnEMSPONDEfeNT.) IT is hardly nsecessary to say what is the topic of the hour.~ For thie momenit, indeed, there isbuit one. Cork floats to the lice top of every conversation, and Iif the Chief Magistrate's scdes thi soul can be iul any way satisfied Wvith fame, he 'IaS it now to ice-the cl his heart's content. You wvill, of course, see from the Mfr. Vi] papers that notices ...

... 4]G1X 1 -? 1A AJ A -L -- - 11 - I. I s s X-Yesterday the monthly meeting of this Beard wats Iseld at tite TownlItch. The Mayor (Mr. T. Evans) was its the holchair. There were also present Aldermen Bird, David, otPride, and Alexander; end Councillors Whiffen, Jonles, one 15P. Bird, Mactlonochie, Ingledew, Flint, Lewis, Bowen, W lao Taylor, Tisonpson, and Nash. (in Le The minutes of the ...

... THE FASTING GIRL AT LLANFIHANGEL.AR-ARTH. ,ATA, T4 1 -- ?? -c I-- - .- n- , I A . . -I 1 | This strange case of long continued abstinence from food r. continues to be the prevailing topic of conversation ini AfCarmartbenshire, and as the additional attraction of a [Y police case imparted added interest to the matter on Wed- s, nesday last, we shall-endeavour to lay before our readers a e ...

... fnvY TELEGISAVH.] until ti HOUSE, OF LORDS.-LAST NIGHT. cations Lord ?? moved flee second reading of the Fine, of a vi'c Arts copyright, and Consolidated and Amendment (No. 2) the Go' Bill, Hexliethprveolofteilcluebclse thes exI remarking that it was universally ap provdd of by the pro- AnothE fessions interested, and affirming that it would he a great strong encouragement to art, and a ...

... Ad--- n Q-11-44- r 1n Zta. 4-1r HOUSE RonnmwvR.-Sometime duiring, thle small hours appro' of yesterday morning the cellar of thle 'Windsor Arms emplo:1 Hotel, 110cr Liantrissant Station, was broken into by some miners person or persons unlusown. Thle burglars actually wrenched the cellar door (which -was whatt is commoitly called a trap there door), together with the entire frame, from its ...

... ,1e - - f ENTERTAINMENT AT BRITISH SCHOOL-RooM, BuTT KDocrs.-The last of a series of these amateur entertain- Is ments was given last evening in the above School-room. Mr. ?a Williams took the chair at eight o'clock; and after his brief introdu'etory speech the entertainmsent * immediately rn commenced. The programnme which was rather a long one, il. consisted of songs, recitations, pianoforte ...

... *n ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 t AT1 AeREEDXr . -A*\ ll-na _r .bitLiDUliiIXNi. SWI IN THE STrAnnex-Jooeldah PagUe, land-lord of the Raiiiway public-house itt Mlaesteg, iras smimioned at the Bridgend Police Court onl Saturday for hiaving kept his house 01)011 for the saile of beer during prohubitedl houriis ol the previouis Sunday. P.C. Pickwvick eient into the yard of the de- fendant's house about twelve ...

... M1ONDAY, MfiAY 3, 1869. 4* . -1 - - A considerable section of' English thinkers, not insignificanat in number, and.yet.. more p; nlport.-,,n t Czr 4-1, ; , ?? ;. - - 4.1. : ?? , - - .. I 1 I . by their eminence, their: moderation, and the wh general s-vunduess acnd consistency of their views, D are dispocsed to 'dcLreciate the consequence of - it party dlifibeuces, and to aver that it is of ...

... A public moetiu~r of the FrotestunWt of Dristol, colvatiod - under theqffiiipices ot th:~ Conservative Working Men's As0ocis1jii0f that city, was held. on Satarday saftrinnoon, i t t-he objeet beinig to O' tiia ,hotbo s of Iarlittment ag'ainst Mr. Gloaitono's ~ilI~~bi~dhanwa tiakn-by)) John Willinam Miles, Esq,, iC 'a~d ~thb~l~tfsm vero ClA1ne1.Sa Ioh, thle Rev. WV. ?? ~ l.Neport~f, 66iuity ...

... SECOINID EMITI ON. - MAIrIu ' 0yvx. trt v, 4 o'Clock,., A.. ai. BY TELEGRAPHI .nc ?? April 50th. ttbo Headboard of a veuo&l with Rlwytcl Etxlara onJ, it was ?? I oil the tih Of jkpiril, four iilbi; ri.-th ?? of li61ops Light, er by thb Twiu Brothers. Arrivtd h, e . (Thaili, tlr01i eond. i; diijed the Parineuin foe JoLj thOL Sidladin fur Cienttbi, til Brisk for Bcatou, and thu 1ilsa; d it for ...