... BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—SEPT. 23. At the meeting this day there were present—Mr. R, Bassett, vice-chairman (in the chair), Sir G. Tyler. M.P.. the l\e»«. C. Williams W. L. Morgan, and 11. A jerrner, and Meser-. C. C. Williams, J. Pride, C. Vachell, Goddard, Jenkins &c. The business transacted to-day wa* of trifling import- ance. the reception of the tender* for crpciiug the new house ot ipfuce ...

... MERTHYR POLICE COURT.—TUESDAY. [Before J. C. Fowler and Wm. Thoma3, Esqrs.] ASSAULT.—Two persons were charged with assaulting a man by the name of Morgan. Mr. Simons appeared for the defendants, who were fined Gd. each and costs. An Irishman named Mahoney, living by the river side, was charged by another Irishman with having assaulted him on Sunday last. After several witnesses had been ...

... LTTEK ATURE._ TUB INDIAN ARM* SURGEON. London: Bentley. A mass of ver) interesting sketcfces, which will be read with great interest, and from wbich we extract the fol- lowing RIVER LIFE IN INDIA. The wind freshened a lime and aided the tide; we loon passed little temples, white aod shining. and full of pinacles, and pliant-1 crow¡Jed wÎth bathers, some of whom waist.hijih in toe stream, went ...

... LADY CHARLOTTE LODGE. The anniversary of the Odd-fellows Lodge named in honour of Lady Charlotte Guest, usually furnishes an occasion for a very pleasant gathering, where in addition to the members of the society, and of other lodges, some of the note-worthy inhabitants of the town also grace the meeting with their presence. We have from year to year chronicled the proceedings of several of ...

... FRANCE. THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. PARIS, Monday Morning.—The following telegraphic despatch has just been received here — Bucharest, Sept. 23nd. The allied troops disembarked on the 14th, some leagues to the north of Sebastopol. The disembarka- tion was completely effected in about six hours. The inhabitants manifested a very favourable disposition towards the troops, furnishing them with ...

... LOCAL ANTIQUITIES.—No. II. IVOR BACH. The extract given in my last, from the MSS. of Iolo Motganwg, as quoted by his son, must have been hastily penuea, as it contains at least one error which that cele- brated antiquary would have corrected on revision. The statement that Ivor Bach wrested certain privileges from Sir Robert Fitzhamon was probably a atipot the pen, the person intended being ...

... CowiiRiDGK, 21st Sept., 1854. VJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PARTNER- i.Nl SHIP between Messrs. MORRIS and REYNOLDS, as Auctioneers and Appiaisers, was ibis day DISSOLVED BY MUTUAL CONSENT. WM. MORRIS. JAS. REYNOLDS. ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1854. THE successful landing of the allied forces Eupatoria, which we were enabled to announce our then latest intelligence, last Friday, is an evel r, which will be remembered as among the most tant in the present war. It was, indeed, unexl!eCw(» on all sides by the people at home—who were le believe, from the immense extent of the pi-epai-atiolls for conflict, and the ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The annual show of Implement, Stock, &c., of this Society took place, on Tuesday last, in the field be- hind the Bear Inn, Cowbrid^e. The attendance of the neighbouring farmers was very good, and several parties entirely unconnected with agricultural pur- suits were present, no doubt enticed to the pretty little town by the delightful state of the weather. ...

... THE DIBECIORS OF 1HE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE company ^i->quest attention to the advantage of j0ining com_ pany before the c o»e utl 8 for the present year on 15th November, Willi reference lo the Divisioll of Profits in lbo5- fpHE FUND to be DIVIDED in 18.JO will be derived X from the Profits which have arisen s11JCe 1850, and those Persons who effect Assurances at this tune will sc. cure TWO ...

... CARDIFF POLICE.—MONDAY. [Before the Mayor, and W. Williams, C. C. Williams, and E. P. Richards, E»qr».] William Gribble was charged with stealing a quantity of wearing apparel, a half-sovereign, and other articles, the property of James Pugh. The prosecutor stated that he was a boatman, and that the prisoner had been in his employ for eight or nine weeks up to the Thursday week previous; on ...

... ABERDARE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. On Friday last the Board of Health sat for the first time, when Richard Fothergill, Esq., was elected chair- man, and Mr. H. J. Hollier appointed clerk to the Board. The duties of the Board will, for some time to come, necessarily be very pressing, as many of the public streets and thoroughfares are in a filthy state, and the sanitary condition of the place ...