... PJNIYPOOL (Continued fruni the Third Page ) CHILD DROWN KD — Ollie excitement was occasioned amongst a somewhat lar^e number of people who h id assembled at what is termed the Oil Forge Pond, on the afternoon of Tuesday Lst, as it was known that a fine clnld, between two and three years of age, had fillen into the water at that pi ice. It was soon asc rtained. hya man named Samuel Lucas, ...

... THE LATE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT CWMBRAN. ADJOWTWED INQUEST.-THIRD DAY. The adjourned irquest, totichina the death of Robert M'Gep, engine driver, who was killed at the recent rail- way accident, at Cwmbran, was resumed on Iupsdav morning at the Forge Hammer Inn, before Mr. W. H. Brewer, coroner. The jury assembled at eleven o clock, ( but it was nearly twelve before the proceedings com- ...

... GARDEN OPERATIONS. PLANT- D LPAKTMEXT. Conservatory-, — Sh9 3-hoald b used sparingly except on brignt during do.iL1 unsettled woather plants require all the that cona ...

... Z\tc (nutrcJt, &x. THE BISHOP OF LONDON'S AIRTILOPOLITA,-I SCHEME.— The Rev. C. Girdlestone, rector of Kings.vinford, has published a letter to the Bishop of London, advocating the expenditure of the proposed million-fund, or a portion of it, in carrying out a plan stated in the form I of a resolution, thus That the most hopeful mean- of providing for the spiritual wants of the poorer ...

... mbiiiibiiibi totfral licutf. The rate of discount rem -.11,s uii..lterod. Dr. H. Wyldo baa to tho ch.dr ofprofeMOi of music at Gresham College, in tho room of Professor Edward Taylor, deceased. The Counts de Caserta and de Girgenti, brothers of the ex-King of Naples, has arrived at Viunua, with the luten tion, it is said, of entering tho Austrian army. The Countess of Erroli writes to tho ...

... SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—Ou Monday morning (last., some boys were engiged in pushing a tram down a road, when the tram got off the rails and tumbled over a precipice. One lad had his leg so sm ishe.! that amputation on the following day became necessary. Through the skIlful attention of Messrs. Coates and Clapp, the lad is doing well he is only about twelve years ot age. All the other boys escaped in ...

... SABBATH SCHOOL FESTIVAL.—On Tuesday the 14th instant, the Congregation >1 Church worshipping at the Gam Cna|,el, Abercam, feasted their Sabbatn School attendants with excellent tea and cake, the Town Hall heing kindly lent for the purpose by W. Llewellyn, Esq At o it 200 in all partook of tfie feas,, which was exc 1 ier.11 y g-rved by the following young ladies, viz.— Miss Griffiths, Cottage; ...

... OPENING OF THE SWANSEA AND NEATH RAILWAY. This important line of railway was opened on Tuesday last under most auspicious circumstances, the event being celebrated by the inhabitants of both towns with all eclat which testified that great cota- meicial benefits are naturally expected to accruc. The line was first promoted by art independent com- pany in I860, 1)11 till consequence of a most ...

... COUNTY POLlCK-SATURDAY. [Magistrates The Ruv. THOMAS POPE, M.A., cLairman and Captain PHILI.IPS, R N.] THE CASE OF MANSLAUGHTER AT ST. BRIDES.— Frederick Rees was brought up on remand charged with the manslaughter of bis master, Mr. Henry Langley, uf Penylan firm.—The evidence was the same as that ad- duced at the inquest, and which was fully reported in our columns last week. The prisoner ...

... gntfliigcuce. L,,iie of tl)e iroii trade is, oil «,.is:-e -nrv, i.inl the iro'in.a-j'i-rs of the ..r i.• 1) ins r>: ...

... BRISTOL BANKRUPTCY COURT. MONDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Hill.) Re TV. 11, bhellard, Pontypool, Boot and Shoemaker—• The bankrupt, through illness, not having tiled the accounts ordered on the last occasion, and not havit answered the r. qu'sitions ol Air. J. G Tren-rry, solicit' to the assignees, Mr. J. In.-ki| for the bankrupt, applied | for a turitier adjournment of the last elimination ...

... gmpwial iarliame/it. (Continued from our Supptement ) HOUSIJ UF LOl\DS. THURSDAY. The Alteration in Judges' Circuits Bill was read a second time, as also was the Fisheries (Irelaud) Mill. A variety of other bills having been advanced, their Lord- ships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS —WEDNESDAY. The adjourned debate on a motion for the t uliraement of the dining rooms of the House of Commons, pro, ...