... Magistrate present-—Henry J. Davis, Esq., the Mayor. CAPTURE OF SIIIP-ROBBEIIS. Donald Ross and James Taylor, who were of that class termed 'Rodneys, or turnpike rodd sailors, were charged with stealing a gold watch, with gold chain, key, and seals, four Prussian ctins, a jacket, a pair of stockings, a pair ol tron-ser-, a velvet waistcoat, and a cap, the property of Charles Mitzlaff. mate of ...

... MosT IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS. In our last number we very briefly announced, that just pre- v:ously to going to press, we had received the judgments delivered by J. M. Herbert, Eiq., the County Court Judge, at Iredegar, in two truck informalioDS, sustained by the Anti- l ruck Association of ihe above place. We now give them ineitenso. HENRY FLOYD v. JOHN WEAVER. This IICIIOD is brought to recover ...

... [Before G. Phillips, Esq. (Mayor), and W. Bird, Esq.] David Williams was charged wi'h being drunk and inca- pable, on Saturday night, in Working-street. It was stated by the superintendent that he was found perfectly insensible and had suffered so much from cold that he required con- siderable attention and nursing before he could be brought into a state of consciousness—The defendant said ...

... Our Newport correspondent's letter reached us a short time before going to press,—of course too late to be made available. THE letter from the Clerk to the Justices at Llantrissant, Wide Awake, the Merthyr Police News, &c. &c., are unavoidably omitted. ADVERTISERS are particularly requested to send all orders intended for this paper addressed legibly— To THE EDITOR or THE (iUARDLAN, CARDIFF. ...

... MONMOUTII AND GLAMORGAN BANK.—The probability of an arrangement between the shareholders and creditors, we are happy to say, appears, at present, well-grounded but in order to accomplish this all-important end-there must be no apathy amongst shareholders-which would be actually suicidal -jeopardizing the last shilling, or the last acre, of the proprietor who now hangs back. BLOOMERISM.-WE ...

... It will afford unfeigned pleasute to all to know that his Grace the Duke of Beaufort, has so fully recovered his health as to be again able to enjoy the sports of the -field. The Manchester Parliamentary Reform Association determined, on Tuesday, in reference to the expected Government Reform Bill, on the motion of Mr. Bright, 'M.P., to convene, in the first week in December, a meet- ing of ...

... THE CYMRO NEWSPAPER. To the Editor of Ike Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian. SIH,—Many of your readers are. I know, interested in the Cymro ne«s(>a;cr. 'Will you, therefore, oblige me by pub- lishing in your next number the following letter, which I have addressed to the editor of the Cymro I am, Sir, your obedient servant, JOHN GRIFFITH. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CYMBO. Oct. 27, Vicarage, Aberdare. SIR ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. The quantity of English wheat received fresh up to this mornino 3 market, coastwise and by land carriage, was very limited, at prices fully equal to those obtained on Monday. W itlr English barley we were very scantily supplied, at late rates. Malt moved off slowly, at previous currencies. We had a fair demand for oats, at full prices. Beans, peas, and flour ...

... „ 1 hv Herbert Williams, with poach- Henry Davis stood e g -^villiams is keeper 011 the ing.—It appeared, in ria'ntillio Pertboley. On the night lands ofC. Bailey, Esq-, rr0wfield Farm, watching, and of October 11 h« '» ,lJe and ,f,er«,rd, J, kirn saw defendant put a n hgthe net was placed, with a dog, i„ ield belo» that .n »b d, t^ „d 8p„kc beating the field. H« c denicd that he had put it ...

... COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR NEW-1 CASTLE.-SEVEN LIVES LOST. NEWCASTLE, SATURDAY MORNING. Yeiterday (Friday) moroiog, aaosher of ihose disastrous accidents, which are unfor- tuoaiely of such frequeut occurrence 10 the coal mining districts, took place at West Moor Pit. near Killiogworth, a village 00 the YOlk, Newcastlo, and Berwick line of railway, and about two miles trom Newctle-on-Tyoe. The pit ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE RAILWAY AND CANAL COMPANY AND THE COAL TRADE. HAVING always been inclined to support this Company when too hard pressed by the freighters, having invariably demanded, on their behalf, the utmost allowance for any difficulties which may have beset them, having looked with an indulgent eye upon any defers in their management—we cannot be supposed to be actuated by any other ...

... NEATH TOWN COUNCIL—GENERAL MEETING. .yi The general annual meeting of this body Monday last, in the Council Chamber, adjoining tbe hall. nrilt The Mayor (Mr. Cuthbertson) informed the Cou the first business to come bet'oie the board was thi election of a mayor for the ensuing year. Mr. Rowland proposed that Mr. J. French be mayor for the borough of Neath for the ensuing Mr. Gwyn, M.P., having ...