... REFUGE FOR FEMALE CONVICTS AT FULFIAM. The liefuge at Fulham is a new and very interesting estab- lishment for the reception of female convicts during the last twelve or fifteen months of their sentences of penal servitude. They are here laced in an intermediate stage of discipline, in which, though apparently left very much at liberty, they are still under that degree of superintendence which ...

... MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.-On Wednesday last the in- habitants of this town were much excited by the rumour that Mr. John Williams, farmer and dealer, late of LInn. olway farm, but who at the time resided in Usk, had committed a determined act of suicide, by suspending him. self from his bed-post by a piece of rope, which he had taken from the sacking of the berl.-An inquest was held on Thursday last ...

... THB present ministry are very unfortunate. They were nearly upset by the publication of the Ellenborough despatch and now another damaging publication has taken place. We allude to Sir John Young's despatches, which should never have found their way into print; at any rate, till after Mr. Gladstone's return from the Ionian Islands. Mr. Drummond Wolff writes from the Colonial-office to the ...

... PATNA DIVISION. A party of Fepoys were attacked near Doomdaon, in the Arrah district, and about 30 men killed. Our loss, two officers-Captain Nason, Military Train, Captain Douglas, Madras Cavalry- killed. G. F. EDMOKSTONE, Secretary to the Government (lj India, with the Governor- General. Supplement to fffr. Secretary Edmonstone's message, dated the 16th of October, 1858. OUDE.—A force was ...

... We have great pleasure in drawing attention to the announcement that this gentleman will visit Cardiff next week, to deliver five lectures on the important topics connected with the evidences of Christianity. The fact that Mr. Cooper was at one time a doubter, and gave the varied powers of his mind to a dissemination of unbelief in Revelation, is a great reason why he should now be listened to ...

... TOe (flouti, PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. — At the court at Windsor, the 13th dav of November, 1858, present, the Queen's most excellent Majesty in council. It is this day ordered by her Majesty in council, that the parliament, which stands prorogued to Thursday, the 18th day of November instant, be farthfr prorogued to Thursday, the 13th day of January Dext.-Gazette.. PRESENT FOR THE PRINCE OF ...

... mARWOLAETE GWEINIDOGION. -- A . I I I - - NI ddylai yrnadavriad dynion a roddocant en hunain ac a n gyseeer~saant en hoes i wasaaaethu eu cydgenedl yn nbeyrnas iz yr Arglwydd leen gael ei adael i fyned heibio yn ddisylw d pnyrn. 0 blegid, wedi yr holl ystw'r a wneir am ein llenor. o ion a'n beirdd, eiD seneddwyr a'nheisteddfodwyr, pwy ydyw d prit~gymmwynaawyrrein cenedl, ac i bwy y mae bithau ...

... SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1858. CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS. SINCE the Board adopted a resolution by a large majority for excluding reporters, we have refrained fiom commenting on any of the proceedings of the Board, but as weekly garbled and erroneous ac- counts of their proceedings have been published, we shul! not be longer silent. Last Saturday the subject of admitting the reporters was again ...

... IN past years, men of enterprise looked up the valleys that lead from Merthyr to Brecon, and wondered they were sacred alone to the coaches, busses, and carriers. No iron road uliste.'ied in the sunshine, no engine dasiied along the hillside. Tliey appeared to be nooks left behind, with all their ruralities to afford travellers now and then a specimen of pre- railway times. At one end of each ...

... WORKHOUSE FRAUDS COMMITTEE. The Committee met according to appointment.on Wednesday last, fit tire Board Room of the Union Workhouse, Evan David, Esq., in the cli&ir>pS0 present, the Rev. W. BrUce, liev. C. W. EvauS i v Horatio Thomas, Mr. C. Vachell, Mr. Richard Mr. Edward Mason, Mr. John Willett, alll1 Daniel Jones. Mr. MASON opened the proceedings by saving YIAJ; he deeply regretted the ...

... MWTrWinWMplltFi THE PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—The latest, acsounts published with regard to the revenue and expenditure of the country disclose several curious facls. It, appears that in the twelve months ending the 31st of March lust, the amount of Custom:' duties paid on coffee was £ 481,408; on corn meal and flour, .6486,026; on spirits, £ 2,299,963; on sugar and niolasses, £ 5,587,816 ...

... gTnrjmWou Nifor presennol y elongan rhyfel sydd yn noflo ydyw 276, gyda 4,628 o fagnelau, a 46,754 o ddynion. Dydd Sabbath, wythncs i'r diweddaf, dinystriwyd palas esgob Exeter yn Bishopstowe gan (ean. Dywedir fod Awstria yn bwriadu casglu byddin o 25,000 o w~r ar derfynau Bohemia. Y mae tri o foneddigion Mooraidd wedi cyrhaedd i Loeer, i bryuu gynau i yniherawdwr Morocco. Y seae boneddwr o'r ...