... EXCLUSION OF THE PRESS. The weekly meeting last Saturday was signalised beyond any former meeting for its onslaught on the press. There was a large attendance of guardians, two questions of importance having been given notice of by Willett and MrJ Cory, the first to consider the dietary, and the latter the division of the Cardiff medical district. Evan David, Esq., was in the chair. The ...

... Merthyr, Tredegar, and Aberga- venny Railway Company. (Incorporation of Company— Construction of Railways—Arrangements with other Companies and Tramroad Owners.) VfOTTCE is Hereby Given, that application is Jk^l intended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing- Session, for leave to hrinc in a Bill to incorporate a Company for making and main- tainine, and to empower ihero to Tnake and ...

... The annual meeting was held on Tuesday last, and was attended by the following members:—The Mayor; Aldermen C. Vachell, Coffin, D. Lewis, Mor- gan, and W. Vachell; Councillors Alexander, Pride, Batchelor, J. Thomas, Evan Thomas, Watson, Mason, Cory, Langley, R. W. Williams, Bernards Reece, Owen, Nell, Grover, Bird, and W. B. Watkins. About twelve o'clock the members began to assemble pretty ...

... CITY, WEDTOBDAV, NOV. 10. The funds to-day are slichtly flatter, but the actual reduction in price. scarcely exceeds 1-16 per cent. This is settling day in Consols. English railway stocks are generally rather lower, some of the speculative buyers of the last few days having turned sellers. Throughout the Stock Exchange little business is going forward. Consols have been dealt in from 98 to ...

... SA TURD A Y, NOV. 27, 1858. THE GUARDIANS' GUAHDIAN, LAST week we published A state of matters con- nected with the Union which electrified the town. And while we did that the Guardians' Guardian came out with a remarkable leader assuring the town that the charges against the workhouse master were all moonshine, and that he was one of the best officers that the Union ever had. Besides this ...

... RAILWAY TIME TABLES. TAFF VALE. Week Days. Sun S UP- 123 M 1,2,3 11,2,3 1,2,3 W. a. m. p. m.!p. m. a. 0 Cardiff Docks 9 15 2 40; 6 15 8 45. 1J Cardiff 9 30 2 55| 6 30 9 I Llandatt 9 39 3 4i 6 39 9$*1 6* Pentyrch 9 47 3 12] 6 47 9 1? ?f 8 TafPs Well 9 52 3 17j 6 52 9 22 Jf 12 Treforest 10 8 3 28: 7 4 9 33 *f 13 Newbridge 10 8 3 33, 7 9 9 38 J 16'^ Aberdare Junction. 10 19 3 43 7 20 9 48 *f 18 ...

... The Alexandria brings news from Bey rout, dated October 27. Agitation was general in Turkey in Asia, and there had been risings in many places. Omar Pacha held his position with difficulty at Bagdad. The tribes around Tripoli, Alexandre'ta, and Aleppo had revolted, and communication was interrupted. The garrison of Beyrout had been sent against the insurgents. In Lebanon the troubles had been ...

... IRELAND. RIBANDIsM.-The Carlow Sentinel gives this circumstantial account of the spread of Riband conspi- racy in the province of Leinster:— We regret to learn, upon unexceptional authority,, that the Riband conspi- racy is extending itself to the surrounding counties through the agency of' delegates;' and unless the local authorities of every county exercise the ntmost vigilance the fiends ...

... JEarfcfts. LONDON, MOWDAT, NOV. 8. For Colonial Produce the markets have an inactive appear- ance. Supplies this week will again be large, and rat s have a lowering tendency for several articles In Russian Produce there is, however, more doing, and less disposition to sell. The markets have a brisker appearance for Articles used in Manu- facturing purposes, and the currency has become firm: ...

... ISpitomeof Nctos. The Daily News was seized at the Paris post-office on Snnday. inconsequence of its observations on the Mon- tp]pmhp.t prosecntion. The Paris correspondent of the Daily News says that, in lcral circles it is reported that the Government, will not follow up this prosecntion. The Melbourne National Bank of Australia had been opfnpd. ami was bailed with enthusiasm by the com- ...

... At the public meeting of the members of the Evan- gelical Alliance, at the Philharmonic-hall, Liverpool, the other evening, the Earl of Roden presided. The audience was large and respectable, the hall being well filled throughout. A hymn having been sung, the Rev. C. M. Birrell offered up a prayer appropriate to the occa- sion. The Chairman, in his address, stated that though 11 others might ...

... Scientific. UNPRECEDENTED FEAT OF ELECTRIC TELE- GRAPHY.- We understand that the British and Irish Magnetic Company transmitted from Birmingham on Wednesday night last, on the occasion of Mr. Bright's address to his constituents, and a similar quantity on Friday night, twenty columns of close news paper print. We believe that such a quantity of news in so short a space of time was never ...