... [The following appeared in our SECOND EDITION of last week.] (Before the MAYOR, R. O. Joxss, and E. HEATH, Esqs.) DISTURBING A CONGREGATION: THE CEMETERY AFFAIR. Robert Roberts, printer, was summoned for disturbing a congregation on Sunday last. Mr. Superintendent Stockdale, instructed by the Mayor, prosecuted. Mr. Bird appeared for the defendant. After some conversation between Mr. Jones and ...

... Two HUSBANDS IN ONE HOUSE. — At the petty sessions, on the 3rd, before F. Levick and. C. Bailey, Esqrs., ft most extraordinary case of adultery was heard. A woman, who kept lodgers as is customary here, and had lived with her husband eighteen years, named Ann Coleman, was charged with having about a month since gone away privately with John James, one of her lodgers, and got married to him, ...

... The monthly meeting was held on Tuesday evening, Mr. W. P. JLIMES in the chair, and the fo lowing gentle- men were also present -M esters. Whiffen, Glaves, Francis, Geake, Toms, Cornish, and Lowder. The minutes of the last meeting having been read, the fullow- ing business was transacted GAS LIGHTS.-The Chairman reported that the sub- committee appointed at the last meeting, put themaelvea in ...

... Great anxiety was manifested in the neighbourhood of the Docks among those engaged in the shipping interest that a serious encounter would take place between the Austrian and Italian sailors now in this port. It appears that since the late intelligence respecting the supposed intentions of Louis Napoleon to play the Italian nation false, the Italians, to show their determination not only to ...

... LOSS OF THE ROYAL CHARTER. Madly the tempest raged—the sea ran high- Huge billows dashed against the heaving barque, Yet bore she up amid the breakers round, Though near the shore, and in the pitchy dark. No fear the gallant captain ever saw, His manly heart disdained to harbour fear, Though danger stared him fully in the face, On home, loved home, his upmost thoughts would veer. Let go the ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF THE PAUPER. An inquest, which created great excitement, was held on the body of Margaret William*, an old wouvri, at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Friday evenin,before Mr. Salmon, deputy-coroner. Thomas Williams, who lost an arm in thi battle of Algiers, said: I live at No. 11, Union Buildings. The body the jury have seen is that of my late wife, Margaret Williams. She was 73 ...

... %i t-f, Ssptow of He&s. .—•*— Reissiger, chapel master of the Court of Saxony, and successor in those functions to the celebrated com- poser of the Freischutz, has just died at Dresden. A St. Louis (Missouri) .paper, called the Herald, has, with owl-like gravity, declared, that Lord Palrnerston is at the bottom of the Harper's Ferry insurrection, and that his lordship got it up because of ...

... LAUNCH OF THE VICTORIA, 121 GUNS. The launch of this splendid screw three-decker was accomplished on Saturday, under circumstances of more than ordinary interest and excitement, the ceremony of christening her being performed by a lady no less dis- tinguished than her Royal Highness the Princess Frederick William of Prussia, in the presence of her Majesty and several members of the royal ...

... BT CEEBDIG. Al^\I ^stated in ny List letter, Cattwg was the Abbot of Llancarfan. Cattwg was the son of Gwynlliw ap Glwys ap Cadell; he was one of King Arthur's KniglM but it appears, as a military life did not suit bis taste, ',e chose a religions one instead When his father d;ed be beca^ King of Essyllwg, but he refused the kingdom and -ave it ...

... entity for fiscal purposes, without the persons who Own the property. It therefore-becomes a logical necessity that the thinking being who owns the inert mass of bricks and morfer should have a voice in the disposal of revenue derivable from property. The day has arrived, say the aboli- tionists, when such voice should be heard; and it is time that the old sophism of property and not people ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. *he letter on Mines Inspection, in continuation of those which have already appeared, will be given next week. Gardiffian's letter on Rifle Corps is reluctantly held ovor for a week. ...

... NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS. Saturday being the morrow of St. Martin, a meeting of the Privy Counciljjwas held in the Court of Exchequer, Westminster Hall, when the judges made their return of persons liable and bound to Serve the office of sheriff in the several counties throughout England and Wales. The ceremony pricking for the sheriff takes place in Januar-T in Council, before the Queen ...