... IN TENTIONS AND MECHANICAL APPLII ANCES OF INTEREST I SOUTH WALES. one Qeompilecl expreeeiy for 17oe Westecrn MeUl.) vec', into ReAIL STiRATIGHTENING A-ND I'5i?IOISG ScACHINR AT THEIS0 is LAND nic SIEMENS' IVrEEL WURRI. ~ i s The very excellenlt ralil straightening, punching, and OfNt shearing machine which lies lately be~oc constructed by tune Mess hatsand Caubutt, of the Vuolcan Ironwvorks, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... t .1 MXR BARRY SULLIVAN ANT)E SCENE, PAIMEE . i; 6w- At the Croydon Assizes on Wednesday, before the Lia4 for Chief Baron and a special jury, an ction was brought by Mr. Callcott, the 'well-known theatrical scene painta, kto azainiat Mr. Barry Sullivan, the lessee o6f the Hfolborm fly Theatre, to recover damages for a wrongful dismissal and fr. for the breach of a contract he had entered into ...

... THE CLERICAL SOAKDAL IN LEDBURY I it will I)e s-emembered that about a, month ago wsv ul oed lished a report of an extraordinary affair which took plaeUM rerlo in the parish ehiucl4f Ledbury, on a Sunday morning, Ao emnpty the effect that whilst the Rev. J. Jackson, tho rector, wv weiss preaching, a rcspeethblo young wromanu walked up the ais l ae i of the church, and when she had reached a ...

... IESRUCi FIR AT . ' !ERY. i ;DESTRUOTitt DIM AT MERTHYA.u el ?? ?? se A fire brokc out early yesterday morning in a warehouse M.. belongingto M rW. T. Griffiths,.iromnonger, High street' NO rth r, which but for the' promptaid, efficient serices of, lhpice, would hare been attenided with, serious conse. m quences.' As it''is, the loss of property i' cosiderable. oF' he 'Mr. Griffiths' warehouses ...

... Di Dxsoanrnwv CHARACTEPR9-At the Police-court, on W Saturday, before Mr. G. Bird, Mary Ann Harrington and Pi Ellen Griffiths were charged, en a warrant, by Police-con- tl Stable Murley with being drunk and riotous on Friday, the ti 23rd of last ?? were each sent to prison for 6i fourteen days. a THE STABBING CASE,-CUTTING DOWN A HAaScMOCe. -John Jansen, a Gerinan setaman, was charged with stab ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LMR. HENRY RICHARD, M.P., AND THE WRONG4S OF WALES. (FROM THlE -. SATURDAY REVIEW.) We have heard over and over again from Conservative 0orators the argament that if Ireliud is discontented Wales L ought to he discontented also, Prid. it appears from a recfmt dcbate in the 'House of Commons that aag supl of 0 Wclsh grevances ha.9, been bronght- into the market, 'inn theyprovis tobecome a ...

... BOARD OF GUAPDIANS.-At the last meeting (the Rev. 1 Win. Allen, Bbsherston, chairman), Mr. T. Lewis, Norchard, proposeid that the application of Mr. wvig, their latc i relieving officer, should be entertained, in regard to his U superannuation. This was seconded lby Mr. E. Young, , IIabbertou.-Mr. N. A. Roch, Paskeston, proposed as Dn amendment that Mr. Twigg's application should not be ...

... it - , . i is A DnSuRTMR.-At the Police.court, yesterday, before i B. 0. Jones, Esq., Mr. Alderman Alexander, and Dr. Paine, I ?? Butler was charged by P.C. Edward Leaker (46), E r- with deserting from the Second Battalion of the Royal N Welsh Fusiliers, stationed at Newport. The officer said I that the man came to him, acknowledged himself a deserter, t ir and freely gave himself up. He now ...