... NEWPORT TOWN COUNCIL The fortnightly meeting of the Watch Committee and Board of Health was hold at the Council Chamber, Town- hall, on Tuesday, ?? MAYOR in tie chair, Alder- men Lutch,Towasend, Davis, and Brown, Councillors Thee. ari Beynon, N. Hewartson, H. P. Bath, Robst. Graham, D. W. l'.edfor Morgam, IWyndlam Jones, &c. The minutes of the last Aloes, meeting- having been read, the Chief ...

... LLAXDAFF AND MANCHESTER. mn There are two cities in this island whose ecclesiastical a and temporal position presents some singular likenesses and )ydifferences. One is undoubtedly the newest B~ishopric in :.the kingdom; the otfier is generally understood to be the oldest which has preserved a continuous succession of of Bishops. One is in commercial and political importasuco 0-the first of ...

... CLERICAL APPOINTMTYENTS AND VACANCIES. e, APPOINTMENtXTS. le The oRe. George Albeit Rogers, MA., of Trinity College, Cam- ,n bridge, viaer of St. Likeos, Holloway, lha been preseited to the n vicarlago of Christ Church, Dover; and the Rev. Richard Glover, o IA.A., oE the University of Dolrhnu, vicar of Chiist Church, 3, Dover, to the vicatage of St. Lule's, Holloway, by exchange. le The Rov. ...

... A PEEP AT THE VNAR IDUS- iTRIALI SOHOOL FRIGATE. The fouvteenth annual report of the Cardiff Certified In- dustrial and tagged Schools, held on board her Majesty'st shiep Havannalb, has just been published., It may sound. somewhat new to strangers and to the ning itiated to hear that a, Ragged School forms part of her Britannic Majesty's ships; but ench is the fact. Thirteen years ago the ...

... 1: CAR IARTHEN COUNCIL MEeTING.-A meeting of the Town Council was held on Friday, at the Coun- cil-chamber, the Mayor (Mr. John Lewis, of Wauniago) in the chair. There was a ' good attendance. A special district rate having been made, Mr.: Lukin, an 'assistant of Mr. Brodie,' engineer submitted a plan of the water-wheel' scheme for thie consideration of' the council. Mr. George Thomas stated ...

... lith, -- got TRADE OP TIIF. PORT.-The monthly meoting of the ieed Swansca Harbour Trust will take place on Monday. The r-eturns for the past month show an increase iu the trade of I an the port of eqn appreciable character, compared witis the ever corresp oir ng period of last year. The shipping rates for t August amount to £1,089, against £l1,39 received durillg i the corresponding month of ...

... TH.,.E EXTEN$tVE IkOBBERY, AT $ i-OU-ETEMR. A sentenceof eighteen months'- imprisonmext pxised' by ini . the. Reccrder,' Mr:'2G'.;5:Whitmpic- at thel Gloucester . ,Quar ?? afternoon, tras the fini'ihing of D atroke'iiia'story', ?? as'cu'rbouds as any-fo be' fond 'in' a the records -f erinI We have already given ftheoxfacts.'fO ' Messia. Bruton-and-;Knowles,..well-known qaet;ioners at '1 i ...

... Oit Thursday, tbe annual meeting of the London branch £ of this society was held at the National School-house of St.. Peter's, Rogent-squir6, undei the presidency of the Ju Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Tuam. x The Rev. TiiOMAS NOLAN, 3L.A., vicar of St. Pctcr's, WV read a brief report, which gave a somewhat diseourag. a, inc description ot the society's affairs, both funds amd m0 ...

... CAUTION To OWNERS OF DOGS.-The M!layor has caused to be issued the following notice :- On account of asspioion of canine madness, all persons are hereby directed It confine their dogs for the space of three calendar months; al-and if any person shall suffer any dog to be at large within o the borough during the time specified, every person so reoffending will be held liable for every offence ...

... 2: )r t. ir S I- V. Ig 5. )r or Ig S. I- y s-i BIRMINGHAM, SATURDAY. at The concluding sitting of the National Trades' Congress fc comnmenced this morning at half-past nine, under the s, presidency of Mr. T. Wilkinson. of Birmingham. it MR. RUPERST KETTLE AND THE CONGRESS. it The following letter from Mr. Rupert Kettle was read:-w To the Chairman of the Trades' Congress, Birmningham:. a Dear ...

... THE ENTHIRONISATION OF THE BISHOP OF EXETER. los, (SPECIAL TELE(+RAMI,) EXETER, VYJ?DN?,cDAY. on The ceremony of enthroning Dr. Temple took place in of Exeter Cathedral to-day. The Bishop entered his diocese We, yeterday, and, staying during the night at Sowton, at the aps house of the Rev. Prebendary Sanders, his old master at ial Blundell's School, Tiverton, came over to the city this ...

... IRUFFIANLY ATTACK ON A GENTLEM-AN AT NEWPORT. At the borough police-court, yesterday, John Hopkins, a a publican, and Abraham Jones, a professional pedestrian, if were charged with assaulting Mr. CG. B. Gething, Pf Spring- Po field House, on MIonday evening, near the Savings'-bank Chambers, Stow-hill. Mr. Gething stated that he saw the defendants brutally fiE ill-treating a woman, by beating ...